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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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TO THE 





ONE HUNDRED anv FORTY-THIRD VOLUME. 


Session 1888. 





51 § 52 Vict. Parl. 24. Sess. 3. 1888. 


A BERDEEN Disrricr Tramways; Petition, and Bill ordered, 22. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 35. 
Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 79. Committed, 1. Instruction, 
109. Report on Petition for dispensing with Standing Order 129, That the Standing Order ought not to be dispensed 
with, 148. Bill reported, 175. Considered, as amende:!, 185. Passed, 195. By the Lords, with Amendments, 332. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 342. (Cited as Aberdeen District Tramways Act, 188%) Royal Assent, 393- Vide infra, 


ABERDEEN District Tramways Bitt [Repayment of Deposit]; Motion for the House to resolve itself into a 
Committee to consider of authorising the repayment of a Sum of One thousand five hundred pounds, being the Sum 
deposited in respect of the application to Parliament for ‘The Aberdeen District Tramways Extension Act, 1878, 
which, in pursuance of Section Six of that Act, is now forfeited, or liable to be forfeited, together with any interest or 
dividends thereon ; Queen’s Recommendation signified ; Question agreed to, 101. Matter considered in Committee, 105. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to; Instruction to the Committee on the Aberdeen District Tramways Bill, That they 
have power to make provision therein pursuant to the said Resolution, 109. Vide supra. 


AserrercwM Esrare ( Bridges); Report, That the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 34. Bill brought from the Lords, 187. _Read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 188. Report, That no Standing Orders not previously inquired ito are applicable ; 
Bill to be read a second time, 198. Committed, 210. Minutes of Evidence of Committee on Midland Railway Bill 
of present Session, referred, 318. On the Powell Duffryn Steam Coal Company Bill, in Session 1872, referred, 321. 
Bill reported, without Amendment, 325. Passed, 330. (Cited as Aberperqum Estate ( Bridges) Act, 1888) Royal 
Assent, 343. 


Asopes, Temporary. Vide MovEABLE. 

Axpon Vatiey Raitway. Vide CoLLinaBourne. 
AsyssiniA. Vide Accounts. 

Access to Mountains ( Scotland). Vide Mounrains. 
Accipents Insurance (Scotland). Vide Mininc. 


Accounts. Vide Pusuic. 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS: Ordered, | Presented. 


ABYSSINIA (Mr. Portal’s Mission); v. Accounts, Nos. 1041, 1042. 
ACCIDENTS (Railway); v. Accounts, Nos. 762-757. 
ADELAIDE JUBILEE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1887 (Royal Commission) :— 


: : Sh Sf Queen's 21 
1. Copy of Report of the Royal Commission - - - - : - . - |\Commana| 313 
ADMIRALTY BUILDINGS (Extension) :— 
2. Copy of Letter from the Institute of Architects protesting against the Scheme ;) 241 eat 
printed 241 - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 191.) J 4 


ADMIRALTY ( Secretary’s Department) ( Appointments and Retirements) :— 


3. Return relative thereto, presented 7th September, in last Session of Parliament ;) 


| 
| 
printed 49 - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 44.) | 


AFRICA; v. Accounts, Nos. 196, 197, 202, 204, 205, 206-214, 1043--1053.- 


Vou. 143.—Sess. 1888. A 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPELS 
AGRARIAN OFFENCES (Ireland) :— 


4. Return of Agrarian Offences, exclusive of Threatening Letters «nd Notices, for first six) 
months of 1882 and 1887 respectively; printed 155 - (Sess. Papers, N°117.) J 








continued. 


AGRARIAN OFFENCES { Provinces) (Ireland) :— 
5. Copy of Return by Provinces of Agrarian Offences in Ireland in 1887 - 


AGRARIAN OFFENCES (Scotland) :— 
6. Return of Offences committed since 1874, &amp;e.; printed 464 - (Sess. Papers, n° 383.) 
AGRARIAN OUTRAGES (Ireland) :— 


7. Return of the Number of Agrarian Outrages committed in Ireland, reported to the} 


Inspector General of the Royal Irish Constabulary, during the half-year wer 
31st December 1887 - - - - - - - © 7 = . ‘i 
8. Ditto - - - Quarter ended gist March 1888 - - ° - ~ ° 
g. Ditto - - - Quarter ended goth June 1888 = - - . . ° ‘ 


Quarter ended 30th September 1888 —- - - 


10. Ditto - - - 


11. Return of Outrages reperted in each month of the years 1886 and 1887, and January | | 


1888; printed 22 - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 5.) J 


AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT (Contagious Diseases, Animals) :— 
12. Copy of Annual Report of the Agricultural Department, Privy Council Office, for 1887 


AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT (Eruptive Diseases in Cows) :— 


13. Copy of Report thereon - - - - - - - - n “ am 
AGRICULTURAL AND Dairy SCHOOLS :— 

14. Copy of Report of Departmental Commission, 1887 - - - - - . 

15. Copy of Final Report of the Commission - - - ° . - « : 

16. Copy of Minutes of Evidence - - : - - - - - ° « - 


AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS; v. Accounts, Nos. 867-872. 


AGRICULTURE :— 


17. Copy of First Annual Report of the Agricultural Adviser to the Lords of the Committee] 
of Council for Agriculture - - - - - - - - - -J 


18. Copy of Second Annual Report - - = “ = a ws _ 3 . 


AGRICULTURE( France) :— 
19. Copy of Report on French Agricultural Schools, 1888 . 


ALIENS :— 

20. Return showing Nawes of all Aliens to whom Certificates of Naturalisation have been } 

issued since 1oth August 1887 ; printed 441 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 336.) J 

ALIENS AND FOREIGN COMPANIES (United States); v. Accounts, Nos. 1102-1104. 
ALKALI, §c., WORKS REGULATION ACT, 1881 :— 

21. Copy of Twenty-fourth Annual Report by the Inspector, &amp;e.  - - - - - 
ANCIENT LAWS AND INSTITUTES OF IRELAND ( Commission for Publication) : — 

22. Copy of Report of the Commission - - - - - - - ~ - 
ANCIENT MONUMENTS :— 


23. Copy of Order in Council declaring that certain Monuments shall be deemed to be] 
Ancient Monuments under the /’rovisions of the “ Ancient Mcnuments Protection 
Act, 1882”; printed 221 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 168.) } 
ANNUITIES ( Terminable) :— 
24. Copy of Treasury Minutes reliting to Terminable Annuities — - - - - - 
ANNUITY AND INSURANCE REGULATIONS (Post Office Savings Banks); v. Accounts, Nos. 
846, 849. 
APPROPRIATION ACCOUNTS; v. Accounts, Nos. 26, 42, 137, 644. 
ARMY :— 
Annual Return: 
25. Copy of General Annual Return of the British Army for 1887. - - - - - 
Appropriation Account : 


26. Appropriation Account of the Sums granted by Parliament for Army Services for) 
1887, with Report thereon ; printed 44 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 39.) Jf 


INDEX to the One Hunvrep and Forty-:uirp VOLUME. 





[1888. 








| 


Ordered, Presented, 


142 






S Queen’s 
| Command. 


439 


Queen’s 
Command. 


i{ Queen’s 


Command, 


f Queen’s 


Command. 


| 
| Quren’s 
| ( Commani, 
= 

' 

\f Queen’s 
| | Command. 


| { Queen’s 


Command. 


{ Qucen’s 


Command, 


{ Queen’s 
Command. 


JS Queen’s 
| Command. 


Queen’s 
Commana, 


{ Queen’s 


Command. 


{ Queen’s 


Command. 
by Address, 


413 


by Act. 


{ Queen’s 
| Command, 


by Act. 


Queen’s 


Command. 


f Queen’s 
! Command. 


by Act. 


—_ 


153 


123 


458 


146 
347 
458 


22 


115 


399 


506 


530 


439 


n 


44! 


42 





——= 





























§1 &amp; 52 Vict. wil 











ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered. 
ARMY—continued. 
Boots : | 
27. Return of the Number of Army Boots tendered for inspection at Pimlico, &amp;e. — - - |s*7 dares, 
482 


Clothing Department : 





28. Return ot the Aunual Accounts of the Arey Clothing —— for 1886-87 ; } |°y Address, 
printed11g - - - - = - - = (Sess. Papers, n° g2.) A 119 
» . P Ad ‘ 
29. Return for 1887-88 ; printed 497 - ‘ “ - - (Sess. Papers, n° 409.) f ws 
Colonies : 
30. Statement showing the Amounts included in the Estimates for Military purposes in te) | Queen’s 
Colonies »nd in Egypt; printed 69 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 67.) Command. 
Contracts (Army and Navy): 
31. Copy of Report of the Directors of Army and Navy Contracts - - ~ - - a. 
Courts Martial: 
. . ~ ° . 2 by Address 
32. Return of Courts Martial for 1886 in each Regiment, Xc.; printed 39 - - -) |f of last 
(Sess. Papers, N° 23.) jf | Session, 
| 15 Aug. 
33. Return of Courts Martial for 1887, in each Regiment, &amp;c. ; priuted 441 - - } by Address, 
Estimates : (Sess. Papers, N° 337.) | 247 
| 
34. Army Estimates of Effective anc Non-effective Services, for 1888-89; referred to the) | Queen's 
Committee of Supply, 65; printed65 — - - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 62.) J | Command. 
35- Copy of Memorandum relating to the Army Estimates —- - - - - - FR errs 
ommand, 
36. Copy of Statements showing Sum provided in Army Estimates for each Arm of the) | Queen's 
Service, &amp;c.; printed 69 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 65.) J | Command. 
Fever at Royal Barracks, Dublin : 
37. Copy of Report on the prevalence of Enteric Fever in the Royal Barracks, Dublin -  |£ Queen's 
/ || Command: 


39- 


40. 


41. 


Fortifications : 


. Copy of Report of a Committee appointed to consider the Plans for the ne Queen's 


and Armaments of Military and Mercantile Ports - - ° . * ° | Command. 


Guns (Army and Navy): 
Further Return, showing Number and Description, &amp;c. of lron and Steel Guns supplied ju Atiteein 
by the War Department to the Naval and Land Servic, ; printed 228 a -|| “20 Sept. 
Leather : (Sess. Papers, n° 184.) || 1886 


Copy of Report of an Investigation in connection with the inspection and reception) | Queen's 
of certain Leather at the Ordnance Store Departmeut at Woolwich - a a } | Command. 
Medical Department : | 
Copy of Report of the Army Medical Department for 1886 - - e { Queen’s 
‘ : ee ee : Fmt 
Military Forces Localisation ( Appropriation Account): 


. Account showing the Money raised and issued under the Provisions of the Military) 


Forces Localisation Act, the Securities created in respect thereof, and the Amount} 
expended, to gist Mareh 1887, Ke. ; printed 39 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 25.) 


Military Intelligence Department: : 
Return, showing Date of Establishment of the Military Intellizence ie Silage of the) | 





48. by Address, 
War Office : &amp;e. : printed 225 - - - ~ = (Sess. Pape rs, N ° 173. ) 82 
Military Prisons: 

44. Copy of Report on the Discipline and Management of Military Prisons for 1887 J Queen's 
pe ; . 1 Command. 
Militia: 

45- Copy of Further Regulations relating to the Militia - - - - ° - “ by Act. 

46. Ditto - - - ditto - - - ditto - ‘ . * ” = : by Act. 

47. Ditto - - - ditto- - ~- ditt0 - - - - - «= « | pyaet. 

48. Ditto - - - ditto - - - ditto ~ - - ai a a _ by Act. 
Militia Training Establishment : 

49. Return showing the Training Establishment of each Regiment of Militia in the Queen’s 

United Kingdom, 1887 - - - - ~ © - ‘ ‘ . _- | Gamat 
Ordnance Factories : 
50. Copy of Estimate of Charge for Ordnance Factories in 1888-89; printed 70 = . Queen's 
(Sess. Papers, N ° 66.) Command. 
51. Return of the Annual Accounts of the Ordnance Factories for 1886-87 ; 3 printed 127 =) | oy Address, 
(Sess. Papers, N°95.) f 124 
52. Annual Accounts of the Ordnance Factories for 1887-88; printed 502 - -) Queen's 
(Sess. Papers, N? 410, ) f Command, 
53. Copy of Revised Estimate of Charge for Ordnance Factories for the year 188g; referred) | Queen's 


to Committee of Supply, 503 ; printed 503. - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 412.) Jf | Command. 


Vo.. 143.—-——Sess. 1883. A2 


_UNDEX to the One Hunprep and Forry-rutrp Vorume. 


Presented. 





492 


119 
494 


65 


j=) 
GQ 


fy) 
Qn 


441 


53 
155 
29° 
470 


494 


§93 








INDEX to the One Hunprep and Forty-turrp Vouume. (1888. 





——_— 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS —continued. pe 
ARM Y—continued. 


Pay, Non-Effective Pay and Allowances : 
54. List of Exceptions to the Regulations as to Pay, &amp;c., during year ended gist March) | _Queen’s 











1888 - ~ - - - - - - - &gt; " i oa _ Command. 

Pensions of Soldiers and Pay and Pensions of Yeomanry: 

55- Copy of Further Regulations - - - - - - - - - - by Act. 

56. Ditto - - - ditto ° - - ° - - - - - - - by Act. 

57. Ditto - - - ditto - - = - oS tl - : - by Act. 
Preliminary Return: | 

58. Copy of Preliminary Return of the British Army for 1887 =. we « a. 
Recruiting: 

59. Copy of Annual Report by the Inspector General of Recruiting es Sw oe Bnet 
Reserve: 

60. Copy of Further Regulations relating to the Army Reserve —- - - - - | dy Act. 

61. Ditto - - - ditto - - - ditto . - - ~ - - - | dam 

62. Ditto - - - ditto - - - ditto - - ~ - ° “ ~- | by det 
Reserve Forces: | 

63. Copy of Further Regulations relating to the Reserve Forces - - - - - | by Act. | 


Royal Artillery: 


64. Copy of Report of the Committee on the organisation of the Royal Artilery ~ ~ Sf Queen's 
| Command,| 


65. Copy of Correspondence relative to the organisation of the Royal Artillery ; printed] | Queen's 
524 - - - - - - - - ° - (Sess. Papers, n° 424.) f | Command. 


Royal Military Academy, Weolwich : 


66. Copy of Statement of the Marks proposed for the Entrance Examination ; printed 318 - | Queen’s 


| 
(Sess. Papers, n° 244.) Command, 
|f Queen’s 





67. Copy of Report of Board of Visitors for 1888 - - - - .  % ee - Benes 
Royal Military College, Sandhurst : | 

68. Copy of Report of Board of Visitors for 1888 - - - 7 « . ‘ ‘ i deomeea 
Special Pensions: 

69. Copy of List of Special Pensions granted to Soldiers - - - - - m if a 


Sword Bayonets, Manufacture of: 
70. Copy of Correspondence with Messrs. Wilkinson relative to the Manufacture of Sword) | Queen’s 
Bayonets - - . - - - - - © ° . a . -{ | Command. 


Variation of Numbers : 


} 








71. Statement showing the Variation of the Numbers of Her Majesty’s Forces, &amp;c., for) | Queen’s | 
1888-89; printed 69 - - - . ~ - - (Sess. Papers, x° 64.) Command. | 
Volunteer Corps : 
72. Annual Return for 1887 - - - - . ® ° “ ‘ . ‘ a a | 
Volunteers : | 
73- Copy of proposed Amendment to the Scheme relative to the efficiency of Volunteers -, by Act. | 
War Department: | 
74- Copy of Orders in Council relative to the War Department — - - - : - H geeonoet.| 
Warlike Stores (Royal Commission) : | 
75- Copy of Second Report of the Commission —- - - - - 7 ‘ ‘ = 


Woolwich Arsenal ( Steel Manufacture) : 





oe a ' | by Address 
76. Return showing Cost, &amp;c., of every steel melting Furnace in Woolwich Arsenal ;) | ~ oy 
printed 8o - - - - - - - - pa (Sess. Papers, N° 73-) || Session, 
Woolwich and Enfield Factories : ait 
77- Return showing Total Number of Men employed, &amp;c.; printed 262 - . ‘ -| by Address, 
Yeomanry Cavalry : (Sess. Papers, n° 206) J | 87 
78. Return showing the enrolled Strength, and State of Corps in the Yeomanry) | Queen’s 
Cavalry, at the Annual Inspection, 1887 - - - - - ° - } | Command, | 
ARREARS OF RENT (Ireland) :— 
79- Return showing the Number of Ejectment Decrees for the non-payment of Rent from) 
23rd August 1887 to 23rd November 1888 - | - - - - - . -f 486 


80. [ Return amended, 489 ; printed 524 - - - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 425.) 


| 
ARRESTS FOR DRUNKENNESS (Ireland); v. Accounts, No. 281. 
ARTILLERY POSITION FINDER; v. Accounts, No. 747. 


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521 
313 
438 
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ARTIZANS’ AND LABOURERS’ DWELLINGS ACTS (Houses Reported) :— 
81. Return relative thereto - - - - - - - - - - - - 530 


ARTIZANS’ AND LABOURERS’ DWELLINGS IMPROVEMENT ACTS, 1875 to 1882 ( Metro- 
politan Improvement Schemes) :— 

















82. Copy of Order of the Secretary of State permitting a sromimenetions fe in the mctonpelle 
(Shelton Street, St Giles’) Improvement Scheme, 1886 - ~ “ . by Act. 506 
ARUNDEL Port; v. Accounts, No. 465. 
ASSIZES; v. Accounts, Nos. 1156-1139. 
ATTORNEY AND SOLICITOR GENERAL ( Emoluments) :-—- 
83. Return of the Amount paid to the Attorney General and Solicitor General in United) 8 
an 2 mat i. 7 i ; " . » Paners. x” 349 45 
Kingdom, &amp;c.; printed 462 (Sess. Papers, N° 379.) f 
AUGMENTATION OF BENEFICES; v. ACCOUNTS, No. 100. 
AUSTRALASIA (Chinese Immigrants); v. Accounts, No. 152. 
BAHAMAS; v. Accounts, No. 154. 
BANKING ( Ireland) :— 
84. Copy of Report on certain Statistics of Banking in Ireland ~ - - - - comm 49 
85. Copy of Report for the half-year ended goth June 1888 - - - - - - (oJ 434 
BANK OF ENGLAND :— 
86. Account of Amount of Balances of Sums issued for the Payment of Dividends due and) | b 29 
y Act. | - 
not demanded, &amp;e.,on 5th January 1888 ; printed 39 - (Sess. Papers, x° 3%.) Jf 
87. Copy of all Applications to the Governor id Deputy Governor of the Bank of England | 
for Advances to Government, authorised by Parliament, from 5th January 1887 to} | by det. | 47 
5th Jenuary 1888, Xc.; printed 49 - . - - (Sess. Papers, n° 46.) J | 
88. | Return relative to Bank of mn, pean = Pao, in last Session of Parlia- } 
ment ; printed 49 - - (Sess, Papers, n° 45.)] } 
BANKRUPTCY :— 
8g. Copy of Fifth Report by the Board of Trade on Bankruptcy - - - - - { _—. 442 
BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1883 (Proceedings) :— 
go. Account showing Receipts and Expenditure, 1887-88; printed 379 - -\ | be 
(Sess. Papers, n° 287. ) fj v4 | 374 
BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1883 (Rules) :— | 
91. Copy of General Rules as to Administration Orders under the Act - ~ - 7 by Act. | 530 
BANKRUPTCY AND ARRANGEMENT PETITIONS :— | 
g2. Return of Petitions filed in Ireland from 1883 to 1887; printed 1gy - . -) | 
(Sess. Papers, n° 145) f 92 | 171 
BANKRUPTCY ACTS, 1869 AND 1883 (Costs of Administration of Estates, Per-centage of 
Estates closed) :— | 
93- Return relative thereto ; printed igo - . - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 134.) 172 | 186 
BANKRUPTCY, COURT OF (Ireland) :— | 
g4- Return of Cases in the Irish Court of Bankruptcy, 1880 to 1887; printed 456 - “1 | sae al 
(Sess. Papers, N° 374- ») fs a | 454 
95- Annual Returns for 1887 - - - - - - - . by Act. 180 
96. Copy of General Orders, 1888 - - - - - - - - - ° by Act. 354 
BANKRUPTCY CRIMES AND FRAUDS (Scotland) :— 
97. Return showing Number of Prosecutions and Convictions for Bankruptcy Crimes and) 10F a 
Frauds in Scotland, for five years, &amp;c.; printed 454 - (Sess. Papers, n° 364.) | 95 454 
BANKRUPICY (Discharge and Closure) ACT, 1887 :— | 
g8. Copy of Rules and Orier as to Fees underthe Act- - - - - « - by Act, 9 | 
BARBADOES; v. Accounts, No, 155. | 
BASUTOLAND; v. Accounts, No, 156. 
BAYONETS; v. Accounts, No. 70. | 
BEATON AND STEWART v. IvORY; v. Accounts, No. 883. | 
BECHUANALAND; v. Accounts, Nos. 208-210. | 
BELFAST UNION :— 
99- Return relative hereto; printed 392 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 295.) 33! 380 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS —continued. Ordered. | Presented. 


Sn 


BELGIUM; v. Accounts, No. 527. 
BENEFICES (Augmentation of) :—~ 


100. Return of Proceedings under the Lord Chancellor’s Augmentation of Benefices Act, 
. » Aa r : iso by Act. ~ | 
to February 1888 ; printed 55 “ - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 54.) 53 
BERLIN CONFERENCE (Africa); v. Accounts, No. 1046. 
BERMUDA; v. Accounts, No. 187. 
BETHNAL GREEN, ST. MATTHEW’S (Sanitary Requirements) :— 
101. Copy of Report of Inquiry as to the Sanitary Requirements of the Parish - - - a. 240 | 
BirtTus, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGES :— 
England: | 
102. General Abstract of the Number of Marriages, Births, and Deaths in 1887 - - Prem 106 
103. Copy of Fiftieth Annual Report of the Registrar General, 1887 - - - - i oon 482 
Ireland: 
: = stailed / 4 ; enim e . es Queen’s 
104 Copy of Twenty-fourth Detailed Annual Report of the Registrar General, 1887 | Command} 442 
Scotland : 
105. Copy of Thirty-first Detailed Annual Report of the Registrar General - - - bsnl 7 
106. Copy of Thirty-second Annual Report of the Registrar General (Abstracts of 1886)  - A coniman 528 
107. Copy of Thirty-third Annual Report of the Registrar General for 1887, and Twenty-| | Queen's : 
third Annual Report on Vaccination = - - - ~ . - - - -f | Command. sb 
Bisuoprics Act, 1878 ( Wakefield) :— 
108. Copy of Order in Council founding the Bishopric of Wakefield - - . ‘ - | by Act. 24g 
109. Copy of Order in Counc'l approving Scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners - | by Act. 485 
Brack Mountain TRIBES; v. Accounts, No. 289. 
BuuNT v. BYRNE (Judge’s Charge) :— 
110, Copy of the Judge’s Charge in the case of Blunt v. Byrne in the High Court of Justice) Queen’s 
in [reland - - - - - - - - . - - . - f | Command. 234 
BOARDS OF GUARDIANS (Ireland) DEBTS :— | 
111. Return of Debts incurred by the various Boards of Guardians in Ireland, in 1887, ke. | 187 


BoILER EXPLOSIONS ACT, 1882 :— | { 
, enor » Boar a Wn if Queen’s 
112, Copy of Report to the Board of Trade for 1888 - - - - “ re - l\Command. 180 


. . , aaeill 
113. Copy of Report on the working of the Act, with Appendix - - - - - i arcs 434 


Boivers (Registry and Inspection of Land Boilers) :— | 


114. Copy of Memoranda by one of the Assistant Secretaries of the Board of Trade on the] | Queen’s 6 
Registry and Inspection of Land Boilers - - . - - - ~ - Command. 


Boots ( Army); v. Accounts, No, 27. 
Borneo; v. Accounts, No. 1054. 


BorouGus oF ENGLAND (Classified Statement) :— 
135. Return of Population, &amp;c., of Boroughs of England; printed 416 - - - “1 gag | 416 
(Sess. Papers, n° 316.) f 
BouNTIES ON SUGAR; v. Accounts, Nos. 1092-5. es 
BounTIES, §c., ON SHIPPING ; v. Accounts, No. 598. ! 
| 
Boycotrtine ( Ireland) :— | 
116. Return, showing Number of Cases of Boycotting, and Number of Persons wholly goon | | 
partially boycotted in Ireland on gist July 1887, and gist January 1888; printed 22 \ 22 22 
(Sess. Papers, n° 6.) J 
BraZiL; v. Accounts, No. 1055. | 
BREWERS’ LICENCES :— 
117. Return relating to Brewers’ Licences ; printed 524 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 428.) 480 524 


BRIDGES; v. Accounts, Nos. 775-782, 820, 822, 951. 
BRIDLINGTON PIERS AND HARBOUR; v. Accounts, No. 406. 


BrisToL Docks ExXPLosion; v. Accounrs, No. 412. 





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BRITISH BECHUANALAND; v. Accounts, Nos, 208-210. | 


BRITISH GUIANA; v. Accounts, Nos. 157, 158. 





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BritisH HONDURAS; v. Accounts, No. 159. 

Britisu Museum; v. Accounts, Nos. 633, 634. 

Britisu New GuineA; v. Accounts, No. 160, 

BRITISH SETTLEMENTS ACT, 1887 (British New Guinea) :— 


118. Copy of Order in Council, entitled the British New Guinea Order of 1888 - - - by Act. 249 
BUILDING SOCIETIES :— 
11y. Return of Abstract of the Accounts furnished by Building Societies incorporated to 270 . 
31st December 1887; printed 346 . - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 260.) 34 


BULGARIA; v. ACcounts, No. 1100. 
BureHs (Police), (Scotland); v. Accounts, No. 693. 
Burma; v. Accounts, Nos, 326-328. 


BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE (Days occupied by Government and by Private Members); v. Ac- 
counts, No. 221. 


BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE ( Precedence of Government Business); v. ACCOUNTS, No, 222. 
CADWELL’S Factory EXPLOSION; v. Accounts, No. 413. 


CALEDONIAN CANAL :— 


120. Copy of Eighty-third Report of the Commissioners ; printed 478 - - - -) aie 
' (Sess. Papers, n° 398.) J ican 478 
CAMBRIDGE, DUKE OF, H. R. H. (Patent) :— 
120*. Copy of Patent, appointing H. R.H. Commander in Chief — - - - - - es 308 


CANADA; v. Accounts, Nos. 424, 948. 
CANALS; v. Accounts, Nos, 120, 768, 798-801. 
CAPE COLONY; v. Accounts, No. 211. 


CAPITAL SENTENCES :— 
121. Amended Rules of the Home Department for regulating the execution of Capital) 


Sentences - . - - - - ° . : ‘ : i eS ~f | oy Act. 12 
CARDIFF TRUSTEE SAVINGS BANK INQUIRY; v. Accounts, No. 838. 
CARRIAGE TAXES IN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES; v. Accounts, No. 1056. 
CATTLE (Places of Sale) :— 
122. Return of the Methods of Selling in the «ifferent Cattle Markets of the United) 
Kingdom, &amp;c.; printed 530 - - - - - {Sess. Papers, n° 435.) J 6?! 528 
CENTRAL ASIA; v. Accounts, Nos. 1057, 1058. | 
CERTIFICATES (Railway) ; v. Accounts, Nos. 769—771. | 
CEYLON ; v. Accounts, No. 161. | 
CHAINS, CHAIN CABLES, AND ANCHORS :— | 
123. Return of Draft of proposed Bill relating thereto = - - - - - - - | 481 481 
CHAMBER OF LONDON ;— | | 
124. Annual Accounts of the Chamberlain of London for 1887; printed 423 - - -) | 
(Sess. Papers, N° 322.) ; | by Act. 419 
CHANCELLOR, LORD (Permanent Staff of); v. Accounts, No. 680. 
CHANNEL TUNNEL :— | 
a ‘ 
125. Copy of Report to the Board of Trade on the state of the Channel Tunnel Works ;} | 
printed 412 - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° go9.) ff | 4l2 q12 
CHARGES FOR CONVEYANCE OF FISH BY RAILWAY; v. Accounts, No, 773. | 
CHARITABLE DONATIONS AND BEQUESTS ( Ireland) :— | 
126. Copy of Forty-third Report of the Commissioners = - - . * o ‘ » ( 388 
| ommana, 
CHARITABLE TRUSTS (Rent Charges) :— 
127. Return of Rent Charges subject to Charitable Trusts in certain Counties - - - | 375 
CHARITY COMMISSION ( England and Wales) :— 
{ Queen’s 
Command. 119 


CHARTERED MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LONDON, AND CHINA:— 
129. Copy of Draft Supplemental Charter for the Bank - - . ° “ ‘ 


if Queen’s 
Command. 313 


| 
128. Copy of Thirty-fifth Report of the Commissioners - - - - - - - | 
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ACCOUNTS AN p PAPERS—continued. iia | Presa ™ 


CHELSEA HOSPITAL :— 


130. Account of the Receipts and Expenditure for 1887 ; printed 39 . - - -\ | 
(Sess. Papers, n° 24.) J | 


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131. Account of the Receipts and Expenditure for the year ended 3!st March 1888 ; printed) | 
- - - - (Sess. Papers, x° 429.) 


525 - - ° - . - 
CHINA; v. Accounts, Nos. 129, 439, 1059- 
CHINESE IMMIGRANTS; v. Accounts, No. 1060. 


CHURCH ESTATES COMMISSION :— 
132. Copy of Thirty--eventh Report of the Commissioners 


CHURCH TEMPORALITIES (Jreland); v. Accounts, No. 498. 
Civit BILLs (Equity), IRELAND; v. Accounts, No. 404. 


Civit CONTINGENCIES FUND, 1886-87 :— 
133. Account of Receipts and Payiments for the year ended gist March 1887; printed | 
29 - - - - : : - - - : - (Sess. Papers, n° 11.) J 
CiviL ESTABLISHMENTS (Royal Commission) :— 


134. Copy of Second Report of the Royal Commission appointed to inquire into the Civil} | atts 
Establishments of the different Oflices of State at Home and Abroad, with? | Command. 


Minutes of Evidence - = = a e ‘ . - 





Civit List PENSIONS :— 
135. List of all Pensions granted during year ended goth June 1888 ; and charged upon} 
the Civil List; printed 364 - . . m a (Sess. Papers, Ne 279.) { 


CiviL Service RETIREMENTS; v, Accounts, No. 145. 


CIVIL SERVICES :— 
Additional [stimate, 1888-89 | Crofters’ Colonisation (Advances in Aid) |: 
136. Copy of Estimate of the Amount required in the year ended 31st March 1889 ~ a 
ueen &amp; 


Aavances in aid of the Crofters’ Colonisation; referred to Committee of Supply 5) | meet 
printed 238 - - : - - - ~ - - (Sess. Papers, n° 183.) 


Civil Services and Revenue Departments (Appropriation Accounts) : 
7. oy oe Accounts of the Sums granted by Parliament for Civil Services, Classes 
.to VIE., and the Revenue Departments (including the Post Office Packet and 
ele zraph Services), for the year ended gist March 1887, together with the Reports 
of the Comptroller and Auditor General thereon (and certain Reports upon Store 
Accounts) ; printed 39 - - - - . . - (Sess. Papers, n° 30.) 
| 


Civil Services and Revenue Departments, 1888-89 : 
. Estimates for Civil Services and Revenue Departments; referred to the Committee of | | Queen's | 
Supply, 78; printed 78 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n® 72.) J | Command. 
139. Copy of Memorandum of the Secretary to the Treasury relating to the Civil Service) | . | 
: ins 7 : J Ps - | Queen’s 
Estimates, 1888-89 ; printed 91 . - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 82.) J | Command. | 
. Estimate showing the several Services for which a Vote “on Account” is re-} 


quired for the year ending 31st March 1889; referred to the Committee of Supply, ! Queen’s 
O43 printed 94 - - - - - a - * (Sess. Papers, N° 84.) Command. 


{ 
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. Copy of Estimate showing the several Services for which a further Vote “ on Account” is| 
requirec for the year ending 31st March 1889; referred to the Committee of Supply, 
221; printed 221 - - - - - - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 171.) | 
2. Copy of Estimate showing the several Services for which a Third Vote “on Account’ 7] 
is required for the year ending 31st March 1889; referred to the Committee of Supply, 
409 ; printed 409 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 306.) 


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| Queen’s 
| Command. 


Queen’s 
Command. 


Civil Service : 
. Copy of Thirty-second Report of Her Majesty’s Civil Service Commissioners with] | Qyeen’s 
an Appendix . ” . - - - - - . - - -f | Command. 


Civil Service (Excesses) 1886-87 : 
. Copy of Statement of Sums required to be voted in order to make good excesses on) 
certain Grants for the year ended 31st March 1887; referred to the Committee of | 
Supply, 98; printed 98 - - - - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 85.) ji 


Queen’s 
Command, 


Civil Service Retirements : 


5. Copy of the Register of Retired Civil Servants under F ifty years of Age, &amp;c; printed] 
468 - - - 2- 2 = = - "(Sess. Papers, n° 387.) Jf | - 





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Presented. 
CIVIL SERVICES—continued. 
Civil Services and Revenue Departments (Supplementary Estimate, 1887-88) : 
146. Supplementary Estimate of the Sums required to be voted for the Service of the year) 
ending 31st March 1888, in addition to the Sums already provided in the Estimates | | Queen's 61 
presented for that year; referred to the Committee of Supply, 61; printed 61 - -| cael 
(Sess. Papers, n° 58.) ' 
Civil Services and Revenue Departments (Supplementary Estimate, 1888-89) : | 
147. Supplementary Estimate of the Sums required to be voted for the Service of the year) 
ending gist March 1889, in addition to the Sums already presented in the current', | a | 409 
Session ; referred to Committee of Supply, 409; printed 409 (Sess. Papers, N° 308.) sais 
[ Order for printing the above Return (30th July) read, and discharged, 481.] 
148. Supplementary Estimate of the Sums required to be voted for the Service of the year 
ending 31st March 1889, forthe Civil Services and Revenue Departments, in addition | | Queen’s P 
480 


to the Sums already provided in the Estimates presented in the current Session ; ; | Command. 
printed 480 - - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 401.) | 
Supplementary Estimates : 


149. Return of all Supplementary Estimates, exclusive of Votes of Credit, in each year) 


since 1868 to 1887; printed 22) - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 169.) J 60 


217 


CLERGY (West Indies) :— 
150. Return of Amount payable on 5th January 1888, for Ecclesiastical purposes in the) 
- -J 


West Indies - - . e " . = i zk 5 2 . by Act. 


292 


CLOTHING DEPARTMENT (Army); v. Accounts, Nos. 28, 29. 


CoAL, CINDERS, Sc. :— 
151. Accounts of the Quaatities of Coal, Cinders, and Patent Fuel shipped to other Ports] 
of the United Kingdom, in 1887; printed 231 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 176.) J 104 
COLONIAL POSSESSIONS; v. Accounts, Nos. 154—189. 
COLONIAL STATISTICS ; v. Accounts, Nos. 873, 879. 
COLONIES :— 
Australasia ( Chinese Immigrants) : 
152. Copy of Correspondence relating to Chinese Immigration into the Australasian Colonies 
British New Guinea: 
153. Copy of Instructions for erecting certain British Territory in New Guinea into aseparate| | Queen's 
Government, &amp;c. « w e ° a ‘ a i. . - 7 ~f | Command. 


—_—_—_-——-—— v. Accounts, No. 160. 


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154. Copy of Report on the Blue Book for 1887 - - - - - - - - Kemal 399 
-——-- —— (Barbadoes): 
155. Copy of Report on tie Blue Book for i887, - - - - = = = = it cee 384 
—_——_———_——_ ( Basutoland) ; 
156. Copy of Report on the Blue Book for 1887 = - : ° ° . 7 . cecal 461 
———_—_—_-—-— ( British Bechuanaland) ; v. Accounts, Nos. 208 —210. 
— (British Guiana): : 
157- Copy of Report on the Blue Book for 1887 — - - - - - - - - — 461 
158. Copy of Report on the Blue Books for 1884 and 1885+ - . - ~ - Barth 530 
— ———- (British Honduras): 
159. Copy of Report on the Blue Book for 1887 - - - - - - - - — 506 
- — (British New Guinea): 
160. Copy of Report of the Special Commissioner for 1887 - - - - - : PF emesiel 5390 
| — ~~ v. Accounts, No. 153. 
—_——— -——— _ (Cape Colony); v. Accounts, No. 211. 
—— (Ceylon) : 
161. Copy of Report on the Blue Book for 1887 —- - - oe - - a, 510 
—— — -—— (Falkland Islands) : 
162. Copy of Report on the Blue Book for 1887 ~ - - - - - - es 461 
— (Fiji): 
163. Copy of Report on the Blue Book for 1887 - - - - - - - - i P amncall 506 
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CoLONIES—continued. 


164. 


165. 


166. 
167. 


168. 


Colonial Possessions (Gambia) : 
Copy of Report on the Blue Book for 1887 - 
——_-—_——— (Gibraltar) : 
Copy of Report on the Blue Book for 1887 
— (Gold Coast): 
Copy of Report ov the Blue Book for 1887 
Copy of Report of Visit of Sir B. Griffith 
—— ( Grenada) : 
Copy of Report on the Blue Book for 1887 
( Heligoland): 
Copy of Report on the Blue Book for 1887 
—- (Hong Kong): 


70. Copy of Report on the Blue Book for 1887 - - 


—— —--- (Jamaica and Turk’s Islands) : 


. Copy of Report on the Blue Book for 1887 “ m 


_—_ ———-~ (Labuan): 
Copy of Report on tie Blue Book for 1887 


( Lages) : 


2. Copy of Sanitary Report for 1887 - - - - - - - 


. Copy of Reports on the Resources and Condition of the Western District 


—— ——-— — — (Leeward Islands): 


. Copy of Report on the Blue Book for 1887 


-~——- —— ( Malta): 


. Copy of Report on the Blue Book for 1887 


————— ——— ( Mauritius, Seychelles, and Rodrigues) : 
Copy of Report on the Blue Book for 1887 — - - ° 


(Natal) : 
Copy of Report on the Blue Book for 1887 
- —__—_—— (Newfoundland) : 


g. Copy of Report on the Blue Book for 1887 


——_—— (New Zealand): 


% Copy of Report on the Statistics of the Colony of New Zealand for 1886 


— ———— ( Suint Lucia): 


. Copy of Report on the Blue Book for 1887 


—_—- ————— 


—— (Saint Vincent): 


. Copy of Report on the Blue Book for 1887 


——_ ———— —— (Sierra Leone) : 


. Copy of Report on the Blue Book tor 1887 


a — (Straits Settlements) : 


. Copy of Report on the Blue Book for 1887 . - “ a 


——_—_—__——— (Straits Setilements, Penang, and Malacca): 


‘ Copy of Report on the Biune Book for 18387 - = - i 


————__—- —— ( Tobago): 
Copy of Report on the Blue Book for 18387 - a - 
—_— ——- — ( Trinidad, Bermuda and St. Helena): 


. Copy of Report on the Blue Bovk for 1887 — - - ° 


amen ( Virgin Islands, &amp;c.): 


. Copy of Reports on Biue Books for 1886 


——_—_—— ——— (Western Australia) : 


¢. Copy of Reports on Blue Books for 1886 


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COLONIES —continued. or peta 
Colonisation : 
190. Copy of Correspondence respecting a Scheme of Colonisation - - - - - [ oa 149 
Cyprus: 
1gt. Copy of Re i issi X rs fs &gt; Queen’s 
ff) opy eport by the High Commissioner for 1887 - - ~ [_o—. 8 
192. Copy of Correspondence relating to the Affair of Cyrus = - - - - - ee, 450 
Cyprus (Locust Campaign) : 
193. Copy of Report on the Locust Campaign of 1886-87 - - - - ~ if Guecwte 
C rR or : ( Command, S 
194. Copy of Report on the ust C: i , ~ - “ . » " Queen's 
94. Copy p ocust Campaign, by Mr. Brown Bh cement! 461 
Emigration : 
195- Copy of Report on the Emigrants’ Iuformation Office, for the year ending 3ist March Queen's | 
1888 - - - i fs a » = ae = a : rs oo i Cs» ma nd. 195 
Gold Coast ; 
196. Copy of further Correspondence respecting the Affairs of the Gold Coast - - i Queen's . 
a ( Command 1 56 
197. Copy of further Correspondence — - - - - - - ° . . - |f Queen's | 
. 5 i 1. Command. 532 | 
Intoxicating Liquors : | 
198. Copy of Papers regarding the Laws regulating the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors in the) | Queen's 
Colonies - ~ - - = - - - - - « e o -f Command, 461 
Malay States ; v. Accounts, No. 216. | 
Malta : | 
199. Copy of further Correspondence respecting the Constitution and Administration of | Queen’s | 
Multa - - - - o o ‘ -. = - - * = Command, 59 
200. Copy of further Papers Tr - - “ os zs a ” f Queen's | 
o P) u pers thereon - - ~ | Command, 110 
201. Copy of turther Coriespondence with reference to the Caims of the Maltese Nobility - Ff Queen's | 493 
‘Metals | Command.| 
202. Copy of Correspondence relating to a Petition of the Chureh Council - - - |S Queen's | 423 
Pondoland; v. Accounts, No, 211. en 
Representative Assemblies : | 
| | 
203. Return, showing the Constitution of the Executive in each Colony, &amp;c. — - - | f by Address, 
: L 8 
Sierra Leone : | ’ | 
ee : a ; “ae | , 
204. Copy of Correspondence respecting the recent Expedition against the Younie Tribe - F mean 156 
‘ ° e = » ° , J 
205. Copy of Letters Patent constituting the Office of Governor of Sierra Leone - - by dct. | 494 
South Africa : | 
206. Copy of Correspondence respecting the Conference recently held at Cape Town, on) ao 
the Question of Customs Union, &amp;c. - - - - - - - - -f | Pte 186 
207. Copy of Correspondence relating to the High Commissionership - - . - (f Queen's | o9 (| 
‘ ] Y P &gt; S I LC 7) 4 23 { 
— (British Bechuanaland): a | | 
208. Copy of Treasury Minute, directing the Accounts of British Bechuanaland to be) | 
audited by the Compitrolier General —- - - - - - - ° -{ | oy det. | 8 | 
209. Copy of further Correspondence respecting the Affairs of British Bechuanaland - - o— 156 
‘ommand. 
210. Ditto - - - ditto - - - ditto - - - - - - - |f Queen's ro 
me ——— (Cape Colony): LCommendy 
211. Copy of further Correspondence respecting the Affairs of Pondoland - - - - |S Queen's 2 
A E : | Command. 249 
South African Republic: 
212, Copy of Report on the Session of the South African Republic in 1888 - - f Queen's 79 
: \ Command. 47° 
——_—— —— (Zululand): 
213. Copy of further Correspondence respecting the Affairs of Zululand = - - - - F meme l 94 
tf + 
; m 7 x . ° e ee s ° k a , " . ya ” ri Que ; 
214 Ditto ditto ditto i] Gcaeell 450 
Straits Settlemeuts ( Pahang): 
215. Copy of Agreement between the Governor of the Straits Settlements and the Sultan of | | Queen's : 
Pahang am ° - - - - - - ~ - - - - -f | Command. 133 
—___ ---—_————_ (Protected Malay States) : 
— , : . ‘ : . = a . |F Queen’s . 
216. Copy of further Correspondence respecting the Protected Malay States \Command.| 498 | 
Trinidad and Tobago Act, 1887: 
217. Copy of Order in Council, uniting the Colonies of Trinidad and Tobago’ - - ~ by Act. 485 
Victoria: 
&gt; ist] sctori: f Queen's 
218. Copy of Report on the Statistics of Victoria for 1886 - - - - - - | Command. 46 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





COLONIES—continued. 
West Africa (Gambia) : 


219. Copy of Letters Patent constituting the Office of Governor of the Colony of ~~ 


Gambia ~ - - - 


Zululand; v. Accounts, Nos. 213, 214. 


COLONISATION ; v. Accounts, No. 190. 


COMMERCIAL PAPERS :— 
No. 1. (France) (Price of Bread) ; v. Accounts, No. 1074. 
No. 2. (Sugar Bounties) (International Conference); v. Accounts, No. 1092. 
No. 3. (Sugar Bounties) (International Conference); v. Accounts, No. 1093. 
No. 4. (Aliens and Foreign Companies, United States); v. Accounts, No, 1102, 
No. 5. (Liquor Traffic in the North Sea) ; v. Accounts, No. 1079. 
No. 6. (Aliens and Foreign Companies, United States); v. Accounts, No. 1103. 


No. 7. (Suez Canal): v. Accounts, No. 1090. 


No. 8. (Commercial Treaties, Great Britain and Foreign Countries); v. Accounts, No. 1061. 


No. g. (Navigation Treaties (Treatment Clauses); v. Accounts, No. 1081. 

No. 10. (Jvreign Museums) (Opening on Sunday); v. Accounts, No, 1071. 

No. 11. ( Treaties of Commerce and Navigation); v. Accounts, No. 1099. 

No. 12. (7rade Marks); v. Accounts, No. 1098. 

No. 13. (Sugur Bounties) (International Conference); v. Accounts, No. 1094. 
No. 14. (Aliens and Foreign Companies) ( United States); v. Accounts, No. 1104. 
No. 15. (Sugar Bounties Conference); v. Accounts, No. 1095. 


COMMERCIAL TREATIES (Great Britain and Foreign Countries) ; v. Accounts, No. 1061. 


CoMMITTALS (Ireland) :-- 
220. Returns for the several Counties in Ireland of Committals in 1887 - ° - 


CoMMONS, HOUSE OF :— 
Business of the House ( Days occupied by Government ard by Private Members) : 
221. Return showing for Session 1888, the Days occupied by Government and by Private | 
Members; printed 531 - = = = - (Sess. Papers, n° 438.) 
Business of the House ( Precedence of Government Business) : 
222. Return showing Total Number of Days, from 1878 to 1887, at which Government 


Business had precedence ; printed 203 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 149.) 
Divisions of the House : 
223. Return of Number of Divisions in Session 1888; printed 525 - - - ° . 


Members in Receipt of Public Money: 


2¢4. Return showing the Names of all Members of the present House of Commons in receipt} 


of Public Money, &amp;c.; printed 476 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 396.) f 
Private Bills : 
225. Return of Number of Private Bills introduced in Session 1886; printed 525 - - 


Public Bilis: 
226. Return of Number of Public Bills introduced in Session 1888 ; printed 525 


Public Petitions: 

227. Return of Number of Public Petitions in Session 1888; printed 525 - - - 
Select Committees : 

228. Return of Number of Select Committees in 1888 ; printed 525 - - .- - 
Sittings of the House : 

229. Return of Number of Days on which the House sat in Session 1888; printed 525 - 
Standing Orders : 

230. To be printed, as amended (Public), 86. (Public and Private), 455. 
Stunding Order XXV. ( Closure of Debate): 

231. Return respecting Application of Standing Oreer XXV (Closure of Debate), during) 


1887 and 1888, &amp;c. ; printed 439 - - . - - (Sess. Papers, x’ 332.) J 


COMPANIES :— 


232. Returns showing Particulars with regard to all Companies wound up, since the com-| 
mencement of the Companies Act, 1562; printed 508 - (Sess. Papers, n° 414.) 


COMPARTMENTS FOR FEMALE PASSENGERS; v. Accounts, No. 774. 
CONSERVANCY OF THE THAMES; v. Accounts, No. 952. 


os 


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| 

| 
by Act. 494 

| 

| 

| 
by Act. 66 
539 | 531 

} 

| | 
153 sO 203 

| 
517 525 
381 476 
517 525 
517 525 
517 525 
517 525 
424 439 

by Address, 
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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered, Presented. 





CONSOLIDATED FUND; v. Accounts, No. 808. 


CONSTABULARY (Royal Irish); v. Accounts, Nos. 697, 707, 709. 


CONTAG!0US DISEASES (Admissions to Hospitals) :— 


233. Return showing Number of Admissions to Hospitals per 1,000 of Strength of Troops)| | by Address, - 
during years 1841 to 1887; printed 328 - - - (Sess. Papers, N n° 245.) J | 306 319 


| 
ConTAGIVUS DISEASES AcTs ( East India); v. Accounts, Nos. 2go-294. | 


CONTAGIOUS DISEASES (Animals); v. Accounts, No. 12. 


CONTAGIOUS DISEASES (Animals) AcT, 1878 (Ireland) :— 


234. Copy of Return in pursuance of the Provisions of the 59th Section of the Act for 1887 Fanta 133 


a 


CONTAGIOUS DISEASES (Animals) ACTS, 1878 TO 1886 :— 





235. Copies of Orders in Council prohibiting the Landing of Animals in England and Wales | 
by Act. 221 
from certain Countries, &amp;c. - ~ - - - - - . - - | 
236. Copy of Order in Council revoking a previous Order in Council as to the Importation of | | — ' 
Cattle - - - - - - - - - - &gt; - - -J tas 249 
CONTEMPT OF CoUuRT (Persons Detained) :— 
237. Return of Persons Detained in Prisons in England and Wales under Committal by) by Address, 249 
Judges for Contempt of Court, &amp;c. ; printed 254 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 203.) f 229 
CONTEMPT OF CouRT (Ireland); v. Accounts, No. 726. | 
CONTINUOUS BRAKES; v. Accounts, Nos. 776, 777- | 
CoNnTRACTS ( Army and Navy); v. Accounts, No. 31. 
CONTRACTS WITH FOREIGNERS :— 
238. Return of all Contracts made by Government Departments between 1st April 1886 and 
gist March 1888, with Contractors outside the United Kingdom ; ; printed 532 - nem 
- 483 53? 
(Sess. Papers, N° 442.) 
Convict Prisons (England, §c.); v. Accounts, No. 727. 
COPYRIGHT, INTERNATIONAL :— 
239. Copy of Order in Council for giving Effect to Provisions of the International Copy-} 
right Convention - - - - ~ ~ - - - ~ - - m by Act. 7 
240. Copy of Order in Council extending the Provisions of a former Order to the Grand| | , " 
Duchy of Luxembourg . - - - - - - - - - -j y ae. 457 
CorEA; v. Accounts, No. 439. 
CORNWALL, DUCHY OF :— 
241. Account of the Receipts and Disbursements for 1887; printed82 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 76.) } om 80 
CORPORAL PUNISHMENT (Memorials) :— 
242. Return of Memorials addressed to the Home Secretary in favour of Legislation respecting | by Address, 
Corporal Punishment ; printed 207 + - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 150.) f 136 199 
| Cost OF PooR LAW ADMINISTRATION IN IRELAND; v. Accounts, No. 711. 
| | 
COUNTIES AND BOROUGH POLICE ; v. Accounts, No. 694. 
COUNTIES (England and Wales):— 
243. Return of the Area and Population, the Urban Sanitary Districts, the Rural Sanit ary | 
Districts, Poor Law Unions, and Parishes of each County in England and Wales; 208 438 
printed 441 - - - - ~ - - - - (Sess, P. apers, N° 333.) J 
County CouRrrts ; v. Accounts, No. 805. 
CounTY Courts ( Plaints) :— 
244. Return bps every County Court in Engiand and Wales, of the Plaints, &amp;c. in 1887;) by Address, 
printed 267 - -= © © © 2 © © (Sess. Papers, n° 211.) fj 254 
CouNTY OFFICERS AND Courts (Ireland) AcT, 1877 :— 
245. Account of Receipts and Payments for the year ending 31st March 1888 ; printed 416 —e 419 
(Sess. Papers, N° 315.) } ee - 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
CounTY TREASURERS FEE FUND (Ireland) :— 


246. Account of the County.Treasurers’ Fees received by Local Government Board for) 


Ireland for the year ended 25th March 1888 - - - - - - 


j 


CouNTY AND BorouGH LUNATIC ASYLUMS (England and Wales); v. Accounts, No. 582. 


CourRT OF APPEAL; v. Accounts, Nos. 479, 480. 
Court oF BANKRUPTCY (Ireland); v. Accounts, Nos. 93, 94, 95- 


Court oF ExcHEQUER; v. Accounts, No. 751. 


Court OF PROBATE Division (High Court of Justice), IRELAND; v. Accounts, No. 480, 


CourTs MARTIAL; v. Accounts, Nos. 32, 33. 645. 
CRIMINAL AND JupbiciaL Statistics (Ireland); v. Accounts, No. 874. 


CRIMINAL CASES (Ireland), INCREASE OF SENTENCES ON APPEAL :— 


247. Return showing the Number of Sentences increased on Appeal in the years 1881) 


to 1887; printed 234 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 179.) 


248. Return giving additional Particulars with regard thereto; printed 313 - . 


(Sess. Papers, n° 236.) 


CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE (Ireland) ACT, 1887 ( Offences) :— 


f 
1 
\ 


249. Copy of Return showing, by Counties and Provinces, the Number of Persons pro-) 


ceeded against from 19th July 1887 to 31st December 1887 - - - 


Persons proceeded against, &amp;c.: 


25. Neturn relative thereto ; printed 318 - . - - (Sess. Papers, n° 241.) 


251. Return relative thereto (in continuation of No. 241 of Session 1888) - 


Proclamations: 


252. Copies of Two Proclamations applying the Act to the Cities of Cork and Limerick ; 
printed 39 — = - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 20.) 


253. Copy of Proclamation applying the Act to Proclaimed Districts in the County of Louth 


254. Copies of Two Proclamations applying the Act to the County and City of Dublin,) 


respectively - : - - - - ° - ° ‘ “ 
255- Copy of Proclamation applying the Act to the Borough of Belfast - - 
256. Copy of Proclamation applying the Act to the County of Antrim - 
257. Copy of Proclamation applying the Act to the County of Wicklow - - 
258. Copy of Ten Proclamations applying the Act to certain places in Ireland, &amp;c. 
259. Copy of a Proclamation applying the Act to certain places in County Kildare 

Quarterly Return: 

260, Copy of Return directed to be published in the “ Dublin Gazette” - - 


CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE (Ireland) Act, 1887, AND PREVENTION OF CRIME 


(Ireland) ACT, 1882 ( Offences) :— 


261. Return of Number ot Persons proceeded against for Offences under each Act 


CROFTER AND CoTTAR COLONISATION SCHEME :— 


262. Copy of Memorandum of Arrangements for starting a Colonisation Scheme for the} 


Crofters and Cottars of Seotland - - = _ * a my 


CroFTEKS’ HOLDINGS (Scotland) AcT, 1886 ( Crofters’ Commission) :— 


263. Copyof Report of the Commission in regard to Applications for Enlargement of Holdings 


CROFTERS’ HOLDINGS ( Scotland) AcT, 1886 (Crofting Parishes) :— 


264. Copy of Determination of the Crofters’ Commission in regard to certain Parishes ;) 
printed 149-— - - ” (Sess. Papers, N° 105.) J 


CroFTERS’ HOLDINGS (Scotland) ACTS, 1886 AND 1887 :— 
65- Copy of First Report of the Crofters’ Commission - - - - 


CROWN’S NOMINEE ACCOUNT :— 


i 


j 


266. Account of Receipts and Payments in 1887; printed 331 - (Sess. Papers, N° 249.) 





Command. 


Ordered. 
| 
| 





by Act. | 


Queen’s 
Command. 


241 
498 


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


by Act. 





347 


Queen’s 
Command. 


Queen's 
Command. 


f{ Queen’s 


by Act. 


Queen’s 
Command. 


by Act. 


a = 


(1388. 


————— ee 8 eS OOOO SS a&gt;swao&gt;_q$0@0qws—sa&gt;_—a»s+ 


Presented. 


a 


146 


231 


313 


89 


313 


aD 


_ 
Ge 
Oo 


240 


254 
288 
357 
458 
496 


37° 


234 


141 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered. | Presented. 
CUSTOMS :— 2 
267. ot ile among Report of the Comuiacionme for &amp; yon wenees — aoa a. 480 


CyPruS; v. Accounts, Nos. 191, 192. 


| 
© CyPRUS (Locust Campaign); v. Accounts, Nos. 193, 194- 
“Dairy SCHOOLS; v. Accounts, Nos. 14, 15, 16. 


Days OccuPieD BY GOVERNMENT AND BY PRIVATE MEMBERS (Business of the 
House); v. Accounts, No. 221. 


DEATHS, BIRTHS, AND MARRIAGES; v. Accounts, Nos. 102-107. 


DEATHS (England and Wales) :— 
268. Return of Deaths, &amp;c., in England and Wales in each year trom 1879 to 18863) 400 456 
printed 456 -- - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n°372.) J 
DEATHS, METROPOLITAN DISTRICT: — 
269. Return of the Number of Deaths in the Metropolitan District in 1887 from Starva-| | y soon 238 
tion, or Veath accelerated by Privation ; printed 238  - (Sess. Papers, n° 185.) J , 
DEBATES, &amp;c. (Purliament) :— 
270. Copy of Coutract between Macrae, Curtice &amp; Co., and Her Majesty’s Stationery Ofiice, | 


: ° ‘ ° 7 522 522 
for printing Debates, &amp;c., in both Houses of Parliament; printed 532 = - - : 53 33 
(Sess. Papers, N° 445.) | 
DEBT, NATIONAL :— 
272. Return showing at the close of cach financial year (rom 1835 to 1887-88, the aggregate | 
Gross Liabilities of the State, &amp;c., and the Gross and Net Expenditure charged on the 478 
Consolidated Fund on account of the National Debt = - - - - ° - 
Annuities : 
273. Account of the Gross Amount of ail Bank Annuities and Long Annuities, and any other 
. ~ mae . . . . . bs _ 
Annuities for ‘Terms of Years transferred, and of all Sums of Money paid to the Com- | by Act. 127 | 
missioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, &amp;c., within the year ending 5th | 
January 1888 ; printed 1gz0 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 100.) | 
Conversion Act, 1888: 
. a . . . Queen’s cs 
274. Copy of Statement showing Result of Operations under the Act - - - - { Command| 461 
Terminable Annuities, National Debt Act, 1883: 
275. Copy of Warrant for the adjustment of the Terminable Annuities, created under) | 4, 44 186 | 
Section 2 of the Act, &amp;c.; printed 191 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 140.) 5 
| Order of 21st April 1887, for Return relative to the National Debt, discharged, 413. | | 
DEBTORS (scotland) ACT, 1880:— 
276. Return of Information in regard to the Operation of the Act; printed igo - - -) 172 186 
(Sess. Papers, n° 135.) J | 
Deccan MINES; v. Accounts, No, 295. | 
DEEDS OF ARRANGEMENT ACT, 1887 :— 
277. Copy of Rules and Order as to Fees - - - - . __ by Act. ) | 
DIETARY IN WORKHOUSES (Ireland) ; v. Accounts, No. 1111. 
DIVISIONS OF THE HOUSE; v. Accounts, No. 223. 
DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES :— 
278. Return of the Number of Suits instituted year by year from the Date of the Establish-\ | oy address, 
ment of the Court for Divorce and Matrimonial! Causes, &amp;c. - - - - -j 506 
Divorces (Scotland) :-— 
279. Return of the Number of Suits instituted year by year in Scotland, since ist January | Fie 
1857, &amp;e. - - - - - - - - - - - - - -J - 
DOcKYARD PoRTS REGULATIONS ACT, 1865; v. Accounts, No. 646. | 
Dockyarps, MEN EMPLOYED IN; v. Accounts, No. 658. 


ee o&gt; 


Docs REGULATION (Ireland) ACT, 1865 :— 
280. Account for the year 1887; printed 299 - - - : (Sess. Papers, N° 229.) | by det. 292 


DONATIONS AND BEQUESTS ( Charitable), IRELAND; v. Accounts, No. 126. 


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Drunkarbs, HABITUAL; v. Accounts, No. 464. 


DRUNKENNESS :— | 
Arrests for Drunkenness (Ireland): 


281. Return giving Number of Arrests for Drunkenness in Ireland, &amp;c. 3 printed 462 -)} 4: 161 
(Sess. Papers, n°38i.) f 34 4 


Scotland (Sunday) (Convictions) : 
282. Return of Number of Convictions for Drunkenness on Sunday in Scotland uring) 
three years ended 31st December 1887 - - - © ° ‘ in " af 354 


by Address, 


[ Order of 10th July relative thereto, discharged, 430.] 


Drunkenness on Sunday ( Convictions) : 
284. Return relative thereto; printed 470 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 391.) a 468 
[ Orders of 6th August, and 13th and 14th November, relative thereto, discharged, 498.] : 
Drunkenness ¢ Convictions) (England and Wales): 
286. Return of the Total Number of Convictions for Drunkenness on Sundays during the] | dy Address, , 





three years ended gist December 1887; printed 592 - (Sess. Papers. n° 391.) J 498 500 
DvuBLiIn HOSPITALS: — 
oR. Conv of Thirtie nor he ar . : " 4 * f Queen's a 
287. Copy of Thirtieth Report of tix Board of Superintendence - ~ 1 Commend. 347 
DuBLIN Rovat BARRACKS ; v. Accounts, No. 37. 
Ducuy oF CoRNWALL; v. Accounts, No. 241. 
Ducty of LANCASTER; v. Accounts, No. 53}. 
Dutcu EAst INDIES; v. Accounts, No. 1097. 
East INDtA:— 
Accounts and Estimates, 1888-89 : 
288. Copy of Explanatory Memorandum - - - - - - - . - |S Queen’s 
&gt; — , Command. ; 3°5 
Black Mountain T'ribes : 
289. Copy of Correspondence relating to the Black Mountain Tribes of India - - @ FF ome 458 
mmand, 9) 


Contagious Diseases : 
2go. Return of Recent Correspondence between the India Office and the Government off be Aaa | 
India on the Subject of the Contagious Diseases Acts and Regulations ; printed 220 7 —" 213 
207 
: (Sess. Papers, n° 158.) 
Contagious Diseases Acts: 
2q1. Copy of Despatch from the Secretary of State for India to the Indian Government} by Add 
with respect to the Contagious Diseases Acts ; printed 234 - ’ — 234 


(Sess. Page, N° 180.) ‘J 


292. Copy of a Circular Memorandum by the Quartermaster General in India ; printed 253) | oy Address, os 
(Sess. Papers, N° 197.) 253 763 
293. Copy of Minutes of Dissent by certain Members of the Council from the » Deapeteh) 
of the Secretary of State to the Government of India; printed 280 - by = 270 
(Sess. Papers, n° 220.) J —_ 
294. Copy of Despatch from the Secretary of State relative to Contagious Diseases Acts] | 4y Address, 
442 


and Regulations in India; printed 442 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 339.) J 434 


Deccan Mines : 


295. Copy of Memorandum of the Secretary to the Nizam’s Government on the Budget) | ty Address, 
Estimate of the Railway for Fasli; printed igi - - (Sess. Papers, n°141.) f 184 186 


East India and China ( Exports and Imports): 
296. Return for each year since 1870 of the Value, computed or declared, of the Manufac-) 
tures, Produce, and Bullion exported and imported, &amp;c.; printed 288 - - m | 149 284 
(Sess. Papers, n° 224. —— 
Education : 4 4) J 
297. Copy of Resolution of Government of India on State-aided Education ; printed 404 -] by Address, 
(Sess. Papers, N° 302.) f 392 399 
Estimate: 
298. Estimate of Revenue and Expenditure for 1887-88 ; printed 221 ° -| 
(Sess. Papers, N° 166.) J deaai 216 
Factory Labour: 


299. Copy of Report of the Bombay Factory Commission, &amp;c. ; printed 423 - - -] | by Address, 
(Sess. Papers, n° 321.) } 413 419 


AC COUNTS AN iD PA PE RS—continued. Ordered. | Presented, 


Rl 


cr eee 


51 &amp;52 Vier] INDEX to the One Hunprep and Forty-rairp VoLuME. 


ACCOUNTS 
East INDI A—continued. 


300. 


301. 


302. 


303: 


504. 


305. 
305. 
397: 
308. 


309; 


310. 


311. 








AND PAPERS—continued. 


Finance and Revenue Accounts : 
Finance and Revenue Accounts for 1886-87 - - - - - - - - 


Finance Committee of 1886, Report: 
Return of Report of the Finance Committee of 1886- - - - - - - 


Financial Statement : 
Copy of Financial Statement for 1888-89 ; printed 175 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 128.) 


Home Accounts: 
Account of Receipts and Disbursements of the Home Treasury of the Government of) 
India, 1886-87 ; printed 221 - . - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 167.) J 
Hyderabad Deccan Mining Company : 
[ Returns relative thereto, referred to Select Committee on the East India Hyderabad \ 
Deccan Mining Company, 305. | - - - . - - : - - J 
India Office: 

Copy of Order in Council, for New and Revised Appointments and Alterations "i 
Salaries - - - - - - - - ~ © a a . " 
Copy of Order in Council approving an increase and an abolition in the ieieiaiaaat 

India Publie Service Commission : 
Copy of Report of the India Public Service Commission, 1886-87 - - - - 


Loans raised in England: 





Return of all Loans raised in England chargeable on the Revenues of India, out- 
standing at the commencement of the half-year ending 30th September 1887, Ke. ; 
printed 39 - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 14.) i 

Ditto - - ditto  - half-year ending gist March 1888 ; printed 155 = - -1 | 

(Sess. Papers, n° 118.) f 

Ditto - - ditto - half-year ending 30th September 1888; printed 460 *} 

(Sess. "Papers, n° 378.) 


Loans raised in India: | 
Return of all Loans raised in India chargeable on the Revenues of India, stenting) 


at the commencement of the half-vear ending 30th September 1887; printed 39 &gt; 
(Sess. Papers, n° 15.) 








312. Ditto - - ditto - for half-year to 31st March 1888; printed 328 - -) 
(Sess. Papers, n° 246.) | 
Plate Duties : 
313. Copy of Correspondence with the Iudia Office on the Plate Duties; printed 485 -) 
(Sess. Papers, n° 404.) J 
Progress and Condition: 

314. Statement for 1886-87 ; Twenty-third Number ; printed 450 - (Sess. Papers, n° 549.) 
Public Works Department : 

315. Return relative thereto ; printed 532 - . - - (Sess. Papers, n° 439.) 
Railways : 

316. Copy of Administration Report on Railways in India, 1887-88 - - 5 = = 
Revenue Accounts: 

[Accounts and Pupers relating to the Revenues of India, referred to the consideration of | 
a Committee uf the whole House, 433.| - - - - - - - - -J 
Sanitary Measures; 

318. Copy of Report on Sanitary Measures in India, in 1886-87 — - - - - 
Stamps and Stamped Paper: 

319. “= the Contract with Messrs. De la Rue for printing Indian Stamps and “— 
aper - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 
Statement of Trade: 

320. Copy of Statement of Trade of British India, 1882-83 to 1886-87 - - - - 
Statistical Abstract : | 

321 | 


- Return of Judgment of the Court in connection with the Riots; printed 342 —- 


. Abstract relating to British India from 1877-78 to 1886-87 - - - - - | 


Tayler, Mr. William (Patna Riots): 





(Sess. Papers, n° 258.) J 


143.——Sess. 1888. c | 


Ordered. 


——— 


by Act. 


Sby Address, 


L 430 


by Address, 
169 


by Act 


by Act, 


by Act. 


{ Queen's 
| Command. 


by Act, 


by Act. 


by Act, 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Address, 
463 


by Act. 


by Address, 
L517 


JS Queen’s 


\ Command. 


{ Queen’s 


‘UCommand. 


by Address, 
385 


f Queen’s 
(Command. 


{ Queen's 
| Command. 


by Address, 
332 


Presented, 





216 


454 


46 


80 


153 


458 


319 


441 


q6o 


442 


o7 
































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INDEX ¢o the One Hunprep urd Forty-THinD Vouiume. | 1888. 
1 ne REN . -~ EE a ae 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. | ey 
East 1nDiA—continued. svi 
Tayler, Mr. William, of Patna: 
323. “a of Minutes and Letters of the Governor General of India, relating to Mr. Tayler,| | sy Address, | 
; printed 298 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 226) J 2y3 298 
324. he of further Correspondence relating to the ease of Mr. Tayler ; printed 328 -| | by Address, 
(Sess. Papers, N° 247.) J | 319 324 
Telegraph Department : 
325. Copy of Despateh tc the Government of India on the subject of the re-organisation of) | by Address, 
the Indian Telegraph Department ; printed 84 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 79.) s 72 | 78 
Upper Burma (Licences) : 
326. Return of Licences for the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors issued in Upper Burma, since | — | 
the Annexation ; printed 423 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 319.) J [9 Session, 419 
19 Aug. 
Upper Burma ( Opium Licences) : 
327. Return of Licences for the Sale of Opium issued in Upper Burma since the Annex-) "see 
ation; printed 423 - - - - ~ - - (Sess. Papers, N° 320.) Jf | Session, 419 
22 Aug. 
Upper Burma (Intoxicating Liquors): 
g28. Return of Correspondence between the Secretary of State and Government of India, oo 
relating to the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors in Burma; printed 442 - "424 | 442 
(Sess. Papers, N° 338. ) "| 
ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSION :— 
329. Copy of Forticth Report of the Commissioners - - - - - . - by Act. 87 
ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSIONERS; v, Accounts, No. 953- 
ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSIONERS (Amounts due) :— 
330. Return showing Amounts due to the Commissioness in 1881, 1882, 1883, 1884, 1885)| 
1886, and 1887 7, in respect of Rents, Royalties, &amp;c,, in Durham ; ; printed 299 - 66 288 
(Sess. Papers, N° 227.) 
EDUCATION :— 
Education Department (General Reports): 
331. Copy of Reports by Chief Inspectors, 1887 - : - - - - - - Queen’s . 
‘ " ' Command. 375 
( Training Colleges): 
332. Copy of Reports relating to Training Colleges for 1887 - - - - - - |S Queen’s 
¥ \ Command. | 375 
Education (East India); v. Accounts, No. 297. 
Educational Endowments (Ireland) Commission : 
33, Co of Report for 1887-88 - - - - - - - ~ - ~ - r Queen's 
333 PY : ; | U Command. 454 
Elementary Education Acts (Royal Commission) : 
334- Copy of Dizest of Evidence taken before the Royal Commission . - - - (——, 87 
335- Copy of Final Report of the Royal Commission - - - - - - - |f Queen's 442 
: U Command.| 
Elementary Schools ( Attendance, &amp;c.) : 
336. Return relative to Attendance at Elementary Schools in London and Provincial) | by Address 
Boroughs - - - - - - - - - - - ° ~ -J} | 489 
, 
England and Wales: | | 
a ‘ - ° . a | — 
337- Copy of Statement showing Expenditure in 1887, &amp;c. - - - - ~ = { a 249 | 
338. Copy of Report of the Committee of Council on Education (Engla: a and laa with) | —* : 
Appendix, 1887-88 - - - - - - - = - -f Command. 375 
Intermediate Education (Ireland) : | 
339. Copy of Time Table of Ex:minations for 1888 — - - - - ° 7 ‘ | by Act. 6 
340. Copy of Rules for Examineis for 1888  - - - - - ° ‘ . - | by Act. 87 
341. Copy of Report of the Intermediate Education Board for Ireland for 1887 - - . it Se 146 
342. Copy of Rules and Programme of Examinations for 1889 - - - - : by Act. 180 
343- Copy of Rule appointing the Places at which Examinations shall be held - ° - by Act. | 216 
344. Account of Receipts and Expenditure of the Intermediate Education Board for 1887 31] by Act. 249 
printed 302 - - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 232.) $ Js 
345. Copy of Time Table of Examinations for 1889 - - - - - - . by Act. 506 
Ireland : 
346. Copy of Annual Report of the Commissioners, 1887-88 - - - - - «. { Psa al 324 








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ACCOUNTS AN!) PAPERS—continued. 
EDUCATION — continued. 


347- Copy cf Fifty-fourth Report of the Commissioners being for 1887 
348. 


349- 


351- 


352. 


353: 
354 


355. Copy of Report to the Science and Art Department on the action of Light on Water) 
Colours - - - - - - - - - - - m * af 
356. Copy of Thirty-fifth Report of the Science and Art Department - - - - 
Science and Art Department Buildings : 
357- Return of Approximate Amounts expended in connection with existing Establishments of) 
Science and Art; printed 317 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 240.) 
Scotland : 
358. Copy of Fifteenth Annual Report of the Accountant for Scotland to the Scotch] 
Education Depariment - - - - . - - - - - ~J 
359. Copy of First and Second Reports of the Committee appointed to inquire into certain | 
Questions relating to Education in Scotland, with Appendix - - - - -f 
360. Copy of Third Report of the Committee, with Minutes of Evidence, ani Appendix = - 
361. Copy of Return showing (i.) The Expenditure upon Annual Grants to Eleme entary | 
Schools, and (2.) the actual Number of Elementary Schools on the Annual Grant! 
List, &amp;c. - - - - - - - - - - - - - -] 
Educational Endowments ( Scotland) Act, 1882 : 
362. Copy of One Scheme under the Act; printed 12 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 4.) 
363. Copy of One Scheme under the Act; printed 29 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 7.) 
364. Copy of One Scheme under the ct; printed 29 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 8.) 
365. Copy of One Scheme under the Act; printed 2Q_ - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 9.) 
366. Copy of One Scheme under the Act; printed29_ - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 10.) 
367. Copy of One Scheme under the Act; printed 44 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 40.) 
368. Copy of One Scheme under the Act; printed 153 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 115.) 
369. Copy of One Scheme under the Act; printed 159 - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 122. 
370. Copy of One Scheme under the Act; printed 249 - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 195.) 
371. Copy of One Scheme under the Act; printed 249 - - + (Sess. Papers, n° 19€.) 
372. Copy of One Scheme under the Act; printed 270 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 214.) 


377: 
378. 


379: 
380. 


381. 
VoL. 


. Copy of One Scheme under the Act; printed 284 
. Copy of One Scheme under the Act ; printed 331 
. Copy of One Scheme under the Act; printed 470 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 392.) 


National Education ; Ireland): 


Copy of Appendix to Fifty-fourth Report - - - - - - - ~ 
National School Teachers \ Ireland) Pension Fund : 

Account of Receipts and Payments for 1887 - - - - - - - - 
New Code, 1888: 


. Copy of Code of Regulations, with Schedules and Appendix, 1888 — - - - - 


School Boards, §c., England and Wales: 
Copy of List of School Boards, &amp;c. in England and Wales - - - - - 


Science and Art Department ( Correspondence) : 


Copy of Correspondence between the Science and Art Department and the Treasury, | 
relative to the claims of that Department for Superannuation ; ig 470 - a, 


S ss. ra ’ N° q 0, | 
Science and Art Schools: (Sexs. Papers 390.) 
Copy of Directory for 1888, for conducting Science and Art Schools - ° ‘ = 


Copy of Directory for 1889, for conducting Science and Art Schools - - - - 


Science and Art: 








- (Sess. Papers, n° 223.) 
~ - (Sess. Papers, n° 253.) 


——— Educational Endowments (Scotland) Commission : 


Copy of Fifth Report of the Commissioners —- - - - - - - - 
——— New Code: 

Copy of Code of Regulations, 1888 - - - - - - - - - - 
Copy of Minute of the Council suspending the vperation of Article 21 of the Code) 
of 1888 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 
Copy of Instructions to Her Majesty’s Inspectors of Schools in Scotland - - - 





Copy of Report of the Committee of Council on Education for 1887-85 —- - - 
-— Secondary Education: 

Copy of Circulars relating to Higher Class Schools in Scotland - - - - 

143.——Sess. 1888. C2 


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Ordered, | Presented. 





{ Queen's 


Command. 


JS Queen’s 
Command. 


by Act. 


" Queen’s 
Command. 


{ Queen's 
| Commaad. 


470 


{ Queen’s 
(Command. 
f Queen's 


| Command. | 


Queen’s 
Command, 


{ Queen’s 
Command. 


317 
Queen's 
Commund. 
Queen's 


f Queen’s 


Command. 
\ Command. 
Queen’s 


Command. 


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, 


{ Queen’s 
| Command.| 


f Queen’s 
( Command, 
Queen’s 
Command. 


{ Queen's 


Command. 


J Queen's 


(Command. 


{ Queen's 
| Command 


240 


450 


399 


115 


470 


388 
457 


347 


29 
44 
153 
159 
249 


270 
284 
331 
47° 


82 
175 
313 


419 


430 








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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


EDUCATION—continued, 


Scotland, Scotch Education Department (School Supply) : 
382. Copy of Return, showing by Counties for each School District in Scotland, the Rateable) 
Value, Population, &amp;c. - - - - - ~ ° 2 » . ae 


Technical Instruction : 


383. Copy of Report on Science and Technical Teaching in Scotland - - - 
-—-——— Technical Schools: 
384. Copy of Circular to School Boards in Scotland relative to Technical Schools - - 


EcGypt; v. Accounts, Nos. 1062—1069. 


EGYPTIAN GUARANTEED LOAN OF 1885; v. Accounts, No. 809. 


ELECTIONS :— 


Polling Districts: 


Copies of Orders of Courts of Quarter Sessions, Town Councils, Local Authorities, 
and Justices of the Peace for dividing the following Boroughs and Counties into 
Polling Districts, viz.:— 


385. Derbyshire - - - - - - © » o . " 7 7’ 
386. Devonport - - - . - - : ° ° ‘ " = ‘ 
387. Durham - - « - ° ° - m ‘é 2 ‘ ” , " 
388. Essex - - - - - ~ ° ° " ” 


389. Gateshead 


390. Hartlepool 


391. Kent - 
392. Lambeth - : - - ~ - - - 
393. Plymouth - - - . . . ‘ ‘i ' 
394. Reading - - - - - - ~ ° e 
395. Yorkshire (West Riding) - - - - - - - . ‘ " ‘4 

396. Yorkshire (West Riding) - - - - - - - 7 ‘ ‘ a 
ELBERFELD Poor LAW SYSTEM; v. Accounts, No. 712. 


Exvectric LIGHTING ACT, 1882 (Proceedings) :— 
397. Copy of Report by the Board of Trade eenpeeting Applications under the Act ;) 
printed 331 == - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 252.) 


ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ACTS (Royal Commission); v. Accounts, Nos. 334, 335- 
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS (Attendance, §c.); v. Accounts, No. 336. 


EMIGRATION ( Colonies); v. Accounts, No. 195. 
EMIGRATION AND IMMIGRATION :— 


398. — of Statistical Tables relating to Emigration and Immigration from and into the) 
nited Kingdom in 1887 ; printed 10 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n°2.) [ 


EMIGRATION STATISTICS (Ireland); v. Accounts, No. 875. 
Emin PASHA; v. Accounts, No. 1051, 1052. 


EmMPLoyverRs’ LIABILITY ACT, 1880:— 


399. Return of Total Number of Cases tried in County Courts in 1886 and 187, Amount aa | 


Compensation Claimed, the Amount Awarded, &amp;e. ; printed 384 - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 290.) J 
ENDOWED SCHOOLS ACTS :— | 
400. Copies of Two Schemes, under the Endowed Schools Act, 1869, and Amendi ng Acts;) | 


printed 52 - - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 50.) J | 
Schemes: | 
. Return of Schemes submitted to the Education Department by the meaty 
Commissioners under the Acts to the year 1888; printed 84 - 


(Sess. Papen, N° 80.) 


[1888. 





Orderee. | Presented. 
| 


—i | ~~. 


ueen’s | es 
Q 3°} 


Command. | 


Glueen’s oe 
{ Command. 457 


{ Queen’s 82 


Command.| 





by dct. 12 
by Act. 454 
by Act. 221 
by Act 521 
by Act 458 
by Act. 342 
by Act. 254 
by Act. 430 
by Act. 127 
by Act. 240 
by Act. 375 
by Act. 477 
by Act. 328 
| 
| | 
, | 
| | 
10 10 
| | 
| 
by Address, 8 
98 3 ° 
by Act. §0 
by Address, 8 
9° 


50 








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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. oa 
ENDOWED SCHOOLS (Wales and Monmouthshire) (Replies to Inquiries by Charity Com- Ordered. | Presented. 





missioners ) :— 














402. Return relative thereto; printed 231 - - . rs - (Sess. Papers, N° 174.) re P 
° 8, . 21 
ENFIELD AND WOOLWICH FACTORIES; 0. Accounts, No. 77+ - 
EPpiIsCcOPAL AND CAPITULAR ESTATES :— 
403. Return relative thereto ; printed 474 - - . “ - (Sess. Papers, n° 393.) {dy Aitdres, 463 
Eeuity Civil BILLS (Ireland) :— 413 
404. Return of the Number of Equity Civil Bills filed in each County of Irel: a 
passing of the County Officers Act, 1877, &amp;c.; printed 456 a “*. 284 
Sess. P ° 454 
EruPTIVE DISEASES IN Cows; v. Accounts, No. 13. ne 369) 
EsTIMATES; v. Accounts, Nos. 34, 35, 36, 53. 136, 138, 1 140, 141, 142, 146, 1 
149, 288, 298, 647, 648,649. = are eee en Ae ee 
Evictions (Ireland) :— 
405. Return of Cases of Eviction which have come to the knowledge of the Constabul , 
for the Quarter ended goth September 1887 - = - - - - ° eae oe mee Command. 47 
406. Ditto - - ditto - - for the Quarter ended 31st March 1888 - . . { B anaree 240 
. Ditto - - ditto - - Q ‘ Q ’s 
407 | Oo , Oo for the Quarter ended 30th June 1888 a ‘ . t emend. 434 
408. Ditto - - ditto - - for the Quarter ended goth September 1888 ° ™ t Sunn 462 
i Yomman 
| Evictions (London and Suburbs)) :— rm 
| 409. Return relative thereto during the two years ended goth —— 1888 ; ; printed 533) by Address, 
| (Sess. Papers, n° 450.) f 529 533 
EXCEPTIONS TO QUEEN’S REGULATIONS; v. Accounts, No. 650. 
EXETER THEATRE (Fire) :— 
| 
410. Copy of Report of the Home Department concerning the Fire at the Theatre Royal, Queen's 
Exeter, on 4th September 1887, - + - - - -© - = - a Command. 66 
| EXPENSES OF POLICE; v. Accounts, No, 696. 
| EXPERIMENTS ON LIVING ANIMALS :— 
411. Copy of Report from Inspectors, showing Number of mnpeslonnate performed i in 1887 5) | by Addresss, 
| pratedegi- - = 2+ © 8 + -&amp; (Sess. Pap 186 ge 238 
pers, N° 186) Jf g2 
| ExPLOSIONS :— 
Bristol Docks: 
| 412. Copy of Report by Colonel Majendie on the Circumstances attending an Explosion at Queen's 
the Bristol Docks - - - - - - - - © * Command. 53° 
Cudwell’s Factory : 
413. Copy of Report by Major Cundill on an Explosior at Mr. H. J. Cadwell’s Factory - | Loe qo 
ommand, 
Fernilee, near Whaley Bridge: 
414. Copy of Report by Major Cundill on the Circumstances attending an Ex Moston f . 
Cartridges at Fernilee - - - - - - - = ae Pas 347 
Kennail Vale Gunpowder Factory : 
415. Copy of Report by Major Cundill on the Circumstances attenting an Explosion at the) . 
Kennall Vale Gunpowder Factory - - - ° . a : 3 ane. Ml 
Kynoch’s Factory : 
416. Copy of Report by Major Cundill on the Circumstances attending an Expl , 
/ Messrs. Kynoch’s Factory - - - - - ° ° . _ on = suet 461 
y J | Command. 
417. Copy of Report by Colonel Majendie on an Explosion at Messrs. Kynoch’s Factory - Ht aoe 461 
? ommand. 
St. Helen’s Colliery: ™ 
418. Copy of Report by R. Woodfall, Esq., on the Explosion at St. Helen’s Collier - |f Queen's 
y Command. 33! 
Udston Colliery : 
419. Copy of Report by R. Moore, Esq., on the Explosion at Udston Colliery - - - |S Queen's 8 
P. (Command. 2 
EXPLOSIVES :— 
420. Copy of Twelfth Annual Report for 1887 - - - - - ° . « - |f Queen's 
| Command. 179 
EXPLOSIVES ACT, 1875 :— 
21. Copy of an Order in Council under the Act - - - - - - - - by Act. 7 


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INDEX to the Ont Hunpvrep and Forry-rutrp Voto me. (1888. 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. | ee fn 
ExpLosives INSPECTORS (Ireland) :— by Order 
422. Return showing Number of Officers appointed under the Explosives Act - - = - | Session, 136 
al . aA 4 A . 
ExPorts AND Imports ( East India); v. Accounts, No. 296. - 
ExPorts AND Imports (Changes in Prices) :— 
423. Copy of Report to the Board of Trade on recent Changes in the Prices of Exports and) | Queen's — 
Imports - - - - - - : - ° - - - - -! | Command. | 
Extra CONSTABULARY (Ireland) ; v. Accounts, No. 697. 
EXTRADITION (Great Britain and the United States) ; v. Accounts, No. 1070. 
EXTRADITION ACTS, 1870 AND 1873 (Canada) :-— 
424. Copy of Order in Council suspending the operations of the Acts in Canada, &amp;c. - - by Act. 485 | 
FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS :— 5 
. . . . . Queen's 8 
425. Copy of Report of the Chief Inspector for the year 1887 - - - “ ° - fees! 7 
Factory Lasour (East India); v. Accounts, No. 299. | 
FACTORY AND WorkKSHOP ACT, 1878 :— | 
Overtime : | 
426. Copy of Order by the Secretary of State extending special exception as to Overtime a 
ae : y Act. | 155 
in Factories and Workshops - - ° ° “ ‘ . ni | 5 
Nightwork : 
427. Copy of the Secretary of State, extending special exception under the Act - - - by Act. | 380 
FALKLAND ISLANDS; v. Accounts, No. 162. 
Fee FUND (House of Lords) :— 
428. Account from ist April 1887 to 31st March 1888 - - - - - - - Nh eteemindl 450 
FERNILEE EXPLOSION ; v. Accounts, No. 414. 
FEVER AT ROYAL BARRACKS, DUBLIN; v. Accounts, No, 37. 
Fisgi; v. Accounts, No. 163. 
FINANCE ACCOUNTS :— 
429. Accounts of the United Kingdom for the Financial Year 1887-88 ; printed 331 -| 
(Sess. Papers, N° 250.) f | °y 4¢ 328 
FINANCE AND REVENUE AccouNTS (East India); v. Accounts, No. 300. 
FINANCIAL STATEMENT, 1888-89 :-— | 
430. Copy of Statement of the Income and Expenditure as laid before the House by the} 
Chancellor of the Exchequer, when opening the Budget ; printed 128 - - - | 128 128 
(Sess. Papers, n° 97.) j | 
FINANCIAL STATEMENT (East India); v. Accounts, No. 302. 
FINES, &amp;c. (Ireland) :— | 
431. | Accounts presented 7th June in last Session of Parliament; printed 59 - - - \ 
(Sess. Papers, n° 55.)] } 
432. Abstract of the Accounts of al! Fines, &amp;c., accounted for by the Registrar of Petty ‘dual 202 
Session Clerks for 1886; printed 299 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 228.) by Act. 9 
FISHERIES ; v. Accounts, Nos. 835. 856—859. 
FISHERIES ( England and Wales) :— 
433- Copy of Report to the Buard of Trade by an Inspector of Fisheries upon the Injury] | Queen’s ‘ain 
alleged to be caused by the deposit of Rubbish in the Estuary of the Thames - -{ | Command. | 7 
FISHERIES (Ireland) :— 
434. Copy of Report of the Iuspectors for :887 , m m “ ‘ " - S { Quecn’s 183 
Command. | 
FisHERY BoAarp (Scotland) :— 
435. Copy of Sixth Annual Report of the Board, 1887 —_- ‘ “ “ ‘ 7 . Loe 319 
436. Copy of Report as to the Regulation of Trawling, &amp;c. - - - - . ° { Queen’s 419 





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Ordered. Presented. 








FIsHERY BoARrD (Scotland) (Receipts and Expenditure) :— 
437- Return of all Moneys received and expended by the Board since its formation in 1882) 


printed249- - - + = = + «= = (Sess. Papers, x? 194.) S| '87 249 
FooD AND DRUGS ACT, &amp;c. ( Convictions) :— 
438. Return relative thereto; printed 267 - - . - - (Sess. Papers, n° 210.) {* pag ati7 
(| FOREIGN JURISDICTION ACTS, 1843 TO 1878 :— | 
439. Copy of Order in Council, entitled the China, Japan and Corea (Conssler Fees), and) 
the Consular Fees Order i in Council, 1887, under the Acts - . bs of by Act. 7 
440. Copy of Order in Council conferring powers of legislation in respect of neighbouring \ 
protecied Territories on the Gold Coast Colony and Lagos - - “ “ pel by Act. 7 
: 
ForEIGN MUSEUMS ( Opening on Sundays); v. Accounts, No. 1071. 
ForREIGN TRADE; v. Accounts, Nos. 955, 956. 
FORESHORES (Wales and Monmouth) :— 
441. Return of Foreshores sold or leased since 10th Oetober 1851, &amp;c.; printed 464 - -) 
(Sess. Papers, n° 382.) J 249 458 
| ForTH BRIDGE RAILWAY; v. Accounts, Nos. 778—782. 
FORTIFICATIONS; v. Accounts, No. 38. 
3 
FRANCE; v. Accounts, Nos. 19, 1072—4. 
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES ACTS :—. 
442. Copy of Regulations made under the Friendly Societies Acts, and approved by the] 
Treasury ; printed 207 - - - ~ - - (Sess. Papers, N° 151.) J by Act. 202 
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES, INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT SOCIETIES, AND TRADE 
UNIONS :— 
443. Report of the Chief Registrar of Friendly Societies, for 1887 ; printed 442 - -| 
(Sess. Papers, n° 342.) J | ° Act 442 
FUGITIVE OFFENDERS; v. Accounts, No. 1070. 
FUGITIVE OFFENDERS ACT, 1881 (South Africa) :— 
444. Copy of Order in Council extending the Act to weed agen Possessions in South) 
Africa - - - - - - ° = . Ps -f by Act. 485 
GAMBIA; v. Accounts, Nos. 164, 219. 
GAS AND WATER ORDERS CONFIRMATION BILL :— 
445. Copy of Memorandum stating the Nature of the Proposals contained in the Bill;) | Queen's 
printed 221 - - - - - ~ - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 162.) J Command. 216 
GAs COMPANIES (Metropolis) :— 
446. Accounts of the Metropolitan Gas Companies for 1887; printed 155 - - “li, 
) (Sess. Papers, N° 119.) J Po 153 


GAS ORDERS CONFIRMATION (No. 1) BILt:— 
447. Copy of Memorandum stating the nature of the Proposals contained in the Bill; 3 printed) Queen's 





220 - - - - - - - ~ - - (Sess. Papers, n° 160.) f | Command. 216 
GAS ORDERS CONFIRMATION (No. 2) BILL :— 
448. Copy of Memorandum stating the nature of the Proposals contained in the Bill; printed| | Queen's ; 
221 * + bas = - ” * - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 191 ). J Command. 216 
GAS UNDERTAKINGS (Local Authorities, 1888) :— | 
450. Reurn relating thereto for year ending 25th March 1888; printed 443 - - -) 
c i ae ee ‘ 443 443 
(Sess. Papers, N° 345.) J : 
GAs UNDERTARINGS (Other than Local Authorities, 1887) :—- ‘ 
452. Return relating thereto, for the year 1887; printed 443 - (Sess. Papers, n° 346.) 443 443 


GIBRALTAR; v. Accounts, No. 165. 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPE RS—continued. dius 


GLASGOW BOUNDARIES COMMISSION :— 
453: Copy of Report of the Commission, 1888 —, 180 





! 
| Presented. 


—_——_~. 


GLEBE LANDS ACT, 1888 :— 
454. Copy of Rules under the Act; printed 532 - (Sess. Papers, n° 443.) by Act. 


GLEBE TENANTS IN JTRELAND :— 
455. Return relative thereto ; printed 456 (Sess. Papers, n° 370.) 298 | 
GoLp Coas7; v. Accounts, Nos. 166, 167, 196, 197, 440. 


GOULD AND SILVER (Royal Commission) :— 


6. Copy of Second Report of the Commissioa . { Queen's 
45 C Py I Command. 


JS Queen’s 


— ~\ © . ‘ t . &gt; a - 
457- Copy of Third Report of the Commission 1 Command. 


GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT SECURITIES :— 


458. Return of the Classified Amounts of various Government Securities held by Governme nt) 
Aceountants on 31st March 1888; printed 183 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 130.) [ 183 


GOVERNMENT INSURANCES AND ANNUITIES :— 
459. Accounts of all Moneys received, and the disposal thereof, &amp;c., 1887; printed 130 -) 
(Sess. Papers, n° 99.) J 
GOVERNMENT STOcK :— 
460. Return showing on ist January 1889 the Amount of Government Stocks, &amp;c. 


GRAND JURY PRESENTMEN?S (Ireland) :— 


461. Copies of Presentments made by Grand Juries in Ireland, and fiated by the Court * 


88 * - o ~ @ by Act, 
&gt; 
Assizes Xe. +n l 7 - - - ~ je 7 


GREECE ; v. Accounts, No. 1075. 
GREEK LOAN; v. Accounts, No. 810. 


GREENWICH HOSPITAL AND SCHOOL :— 
462. Accounts of the Receipt and Expenditure of the Capital and Income of the Greenwich) 
Hospital Estates for 1887; with Report tiiereon; printed 59 (Sess. Papers, n° 56.) f 
463. Statement of the estimated Income and Expenditure of Greenwich Hospital for the 
; &gt; = ° by Act 
year 1888-Sq ; printed 262 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 204.) 


by Act. 





GRENADA; v. Accounts, No. 168. 

GUARDIANSHIP OF INFANTS ACT, 1886; v. Accounts, No. 937. 
GUIANA, BRITISH; v. Accounts, Nos. 157, 158. 

GUNS; v. Accounts, Nos. 39, 651. 


HABITUAL DRUNKARDS :— 
464. Copy of Eighth Annual Report of the Inspector of Retreats, for the year 1887 - - Fess 


HARBOUR, &amp;c. BILLS; v. Accounts, No. 467. 


HARBOURS :— 
Arundel Port: 
465. Copy of Annual Report and General Accounts of the Commissioners, from 25th March ) 
1887 to 25th March 1888 - - - - - - - - - -j 
Bridlington Piers and Harbour: 
466. Abstract of the General Annual Account of the Commissioners, 1886-87 - 


by Act. 


Harbour, §c. Bills: 
467. Copy of Report of the Board of Trade upon certain Bills; printed 82 = -) 8 
2 
(Sess. Papers, n° 78. ) f 
Harwich Harbour : 


408. Abstract of the Accounts of the Receipts and Expenditure of the Harwich Harbour] , 4, 444 
Conservancy Board, to gist March 1888; printed 207 - (Sess. Papers, n° 154.) — 








51&amp;52Vicr.) INDEX to the One Hunprep and Forty-ratrp Voiume. 


ACCUUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 











Ordered. 
HaRBOURS—continued, 
Margate Pier and Harbour : 
469. Report and Accounts for year ending 5th April 1888 - - - - - by Act. 
Mersey Docks and Harbour Board : 
470. Accounts to 1st July 1887 —- - - - - - - - - - - by Act. 
471. Accounts to ist July 1888 —- - - - - - - - - - ~ by Act. 
Peterhead Harbour: 
472. Copy of Reports on the Progress of the Works, to 31st December 1887 - -_ - tote 
Piers and Harbours (Provisional Orders) : 
473. Copy of Report by the Board of Trade of their Proceedings under the Pier and Harbour] | gy Ace. 


Acts ; printed 73 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 69.) 


474. Copy of Memorandum stating the nature of the Proposals contained 'n the Provisional } 
Orders included in the Pier and Harbour Orders Confirmation Bill; printed 203 “f 203 


Ramsgate Harbour : (Sess. Papers, n° 155.) 


475. Statement of Receipts and Payment made by the Board of Trade, for year ended) 


31st March 1887; printed 39 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 17.) ciara 


Shorehum Harbour: 


476. Report and Account of all Moneys received and paid by the Commissioners of Shore-)} 


ham Harbour, up to goth June 1887 —- - . - - - - - by Act. 


HarRwWIcH HARBOUR; v. Accounts, No. 468. 

HAytTi (dmprisonment of Mr. Coles); v. Accounts, No. 1077. 
HEALTH OF THE NAVY; v. Accounts, No. 652. 
HEBRIDES, NEW; v. Accounts, No. 1072. 
HELIGOLAND; v. Accounts, No. 169. 

H. M. S.““ ANSON”; v. Accounts, No. 654. 

H. M. 8. “ CAMPERDOWN”; v. Accounts, No. 654. 

H. M. S.** Howe”; v. Accounts, No. 654. 

H. M. 8.“ ORLANDO”; v, Accounts, No. 653. 

H. M. 8S.“ ReDNeEY”; v. Accounts, No. 654. 


H. M. 8S.“ SULTAN” and S. S. “* VILLE DE VicToRiA”; v. Accounts, No. 655. 


—_—_——— 
———— 


H. R. H. DUKE oF CAMBRIDGE (Patent) ; v. Accounts, No. 120*. 


HERRING TRADE ( Scotland) :— 


Queen’s 


478. Copy of Reports on the subject of the best means of increasing the Demand in — 
Command. 


Countries for Scotch-cured Herrings = - - - ~ n 


{11g3H COURT OF JUSTICE AND COURT OF APPEAL, §c. :— 
479. Account showing Receipts and Payments of High Court of Justice and Court of} 
Appeal, during the year ended gist March 1888; printed 349 - - by Act. 
(Sess. Papers, n° 262.) J 


Ireland, Court of Probate Division : 


480. Account of the Annual Salaries of the Judge, Registrars, &amp;c., with Account of all Fees] 
J 


and Moneys, for 1887 - - - - - - - - - by Act. 








HIGH SHERIFFS :— 
481. Copy of Report of Select Committee thereon; printed 340 - (Sess. Papers, No. 257-) 





Communi- 
cated from 


es Lords, 
HistoricaL MANUSCRIPTS (Royal Commission) :— = 
482. Copy of Twelfth Report. Appendix, Part I. Mauuscripts of Earl Cowper - - Lae 
; ‘ . 4 3 . _ mmand. 
483. Copy of Appendix to Twellth Report. Part Il. Calendar of the Manuscripts of the | | cane 
Marquis of Salisbury - - as - - ~ - ~ - - - - Command, 


484. Copy of Eleventh Report, Appendix. Part VII.; Twelfth Report, Appendices, Parts] | Queen's 
Il. and LV.; MSS. of the Duke of Leeds, Earl Cowper, and the Duke of Rutland jf Command. 


Home AccounrTs (East India); v. Accounts, No. 303. 


Hone Kone ; v. Accounts, No. 170. 


VoL. 143.——-Sess. 1888. D 


Presented. 


416 


459 


127 


102 


441 


346 


127 


357 
357 


53° 





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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered. 


—_—_—— 


Presented. 


_—_— 


Honiton Lace INDUSTRY :— 
485. Copy of Report from the South Kensington Museum, on the present Condition and | | by Address, 
Prospects of the Honiton Lace Industry ; printed 166 - (Sess. Papers, N° 124.) J ; 
| 


{ Queen’s 


Command. 


HorSE BREEDING (Royal Commission) :— 
486. Copy of Report of the Commission - - 


&gt; ‘ , ae { Queen’s 
487. Copy of Second Report of the Commission  Command.| 


HORSE AND CATTLE BREEDING (Ireland) : — 
488. Retura from the Royal Dublin Society, giving Particulars of Horse aud Cattle Breed- | 336 
ing in Ireland ; printed 396 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 297.) J : 





HorSE DUTIES AND WHEEL TAX:— 


489. Return estimated to be yielded by the Horse Duties and Wheel Tax proposed in the) 
Excise Duties (Local Purposes) Bill; printed 159 - (Sess. Papers, n° 123.) J 





HosPitTAaLs; v. Accounts, Nos. i30, 131, 287, 462, 463. 





Hours oF Doty (Railway Servants); v. Accounts, No. 796. 
House oF ComMMOoNS; v. Accounts, Nos. 221-231. 

House OF LoRDS (Fee Fund); v. Accounts, No. 428. 

HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT (Police); v. Accounts, Nos. 698, 699. 
HOYLAKE RAILWAY ACCIDENT ; v, Accounts, No. 764. 
HYDERABAD DECCAN MINING COMPANY; v. Accounts, No. 304. 


HY DROGRAPHER’S REPORT (Navy); v. Accounts, No. 656. 





HY DROPHOBIA :— 


490. Return showing the Number of Deaths from Hydrophobia during the Ten Years — | by Address, 
in 1886 in the United Kingdom - - - - - - &gt; - . ~ 60 


491. Return of the Cases of British Subjects treated for Hydrophobia or Rabies by M.) 
Pasteur during the last Two Years; printed 532 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 440.) f 


&lt; 52! 
IMMIGRATION; v. Accounts, No. 3y5. 

IMPERIAL OTTOMAN GUARANTEED LOAN OF 1855; v. Accounts, No, 811. 

IMPRISONMENT OF AR. COLES ( Hayti}; v. Accounts, No. 1077. 

IMPRISONMENT OF MR. CRESSWELL ( Hayti); v. Accounts, No. 1076. 


INCOME TAX (Special Commissioner) :— 
492. Copy of Treasury Warrant appointing a Special Commissioner of Income Tax - 


INCREASE OF SENTENCES ON APPEAL; v. Accounts, Nos. 247, 248. 





Inpb1A (Bank) ; v. Accounts, 129. 


INDIA OFFICE; v. Accounts, Nos. 305, 306. 





InDIA PuBLIc SERVICE COMMISSION; v. Accounts, No. 397. 


INDOOR PAUPERS (Scotland); v. Accounts, No. 676. 
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS; v. Accounts, Nos. 803, 804. 


INFERIOR COURTS OF RECORD ( Officers, &amp;c.):— 


493- Return of Number, Description, Limits of Jurisdiction of Inferior Courts of Record, | #y Address, 
other than the County Courts in England, &amp;c.; printed 238 (Sess. Papers, n° 187.) | 124 | 


| 
’ Y 
INDIAN STAMPS AND STAMPED PAPER; v, Accounts, No. 319. | 


494- Further Return thereto; printed 442 ~~ - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 187. [.) | - 
INJURIES TO METROPOLITAN POLICE; v. Accounts, No. 704. 
INLAND REVENUE; v. Accounts, No. 812. 
INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION (Ireland); v. Accounts, Nos. 339-345: 


INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT; v. Accounts, Nos. 239, 240. 





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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS- -continued. re. 














INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION (Adelaide) ; v. Accounts, No. 1. 


INTOXICATING Liquors (Colonies); v. Accounts, No. 198. 
INTOXICATING LIQUORS (East India); v. Accounts, Nos. 326, 328. 


INTOXICATING LIQUORS (Licensed Houses) :— 
495. Return of the Total Number of Houses Licensed for the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors] | %y 4ddress, 


in England and Wales - - ~ « ° . ‘ ° ‘ ‘ | 455 
INTOXICATING LIQUORS (Licences) :— 
496. Return showing Revenue derived from Licences on the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors, } 313 346 
&amp;e.; printed 354 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 265.) f 


INTOXICATING LIQUORS (Licenses Refused) :— 


497. Return of all Licenses refused in 1886, and four preceding years - - ~ ° 4 —s 
So) o- 
INVESTMENT REGULATIONS (Savings Banks); v. Accounts, No. 839. | 
IrtsH CHURCH TEMPORALITIES :— 
498. Copy of Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General for 1886-87; printed 49 “i ss 
(Sess. Papers, n° 48.) f pan. 47 


TR1IsH CONSTABULARY; v. Accounts, Nos. 697, 707, 709. 


TrisH LAND COMMISSION (Proceedings) :— 


499. Copy of Return of Proceedings under the Land Law (Ireland) Acts, 1881 and 1887, 
the Labourers (Lreland) Acts, 1885-86, and “ The Purchase of Land (Ireland) Act, | Queen's 


1885,” during the Months of September, October, November, December 1887, and f | Command. 55 
January 1888, both in the Land Commission and Civil Bill Courts - - a 
500. Ditto - - ditto, during February 1888 = - - - - - - - ‘ {Lcominand 98 
501. Ditto - - ditto, during March 1888 - - - ; . ‘ ‘ . PR sone 159 
ommand. 
502. Ditto - ditto, during April 1888 - - - - - - ~ ° cones 240 
ommand. 
503. Ditto - - ditto, during May 1888 - - - - - - - - - Fcea 292 
504. Ditto - - ditto, during June 1888 - - - - ° ° - n ‘ Caeenadl 404 
505. Ditto - - ditto, during July 1888 - - - . * * . . “ Pwnnt 454 
506. Ditto - - ditto, during August and September 1888 - - “ . BP ecnawl 468 
507. Ditto - - ditto, during October 1888 — - - - . - - - - Frases 485 
nunand, 
IrisH LAND COMMISSION (Proceedings under “ The Land Law (Ireland) Act, 1881 ” :— 
Judicial Rents : 
508. Copy of Returns, according to Provinces and Counties, of Judicial Rents fixed by Sub- 
Commissions and Civil Bill Courts, as notified to the Irish Land Commission during 
the Months of September, October, November, and December 1887, specifying Dates ——. 55 
and Amounts respectively of the last Increases of Rent where ascertained ; also, ae 
Rents fixed upon the Reports of Valuers appointed by the Irish Land Commission 
on the Joint Applications of Landlords and Tenants — - - ~ - = ‘ 
509. Ditto - - ditto, during the Months of January and February 1888 - “ » F mtaniah 199 
§lo. Ditto - - ditto, during the Months of March and April 1888 - - . ‘ [ amemel 347 
511. Ditto - - ditto, during the Months of May and June 1888 - ‘ . “ F osried 454 
ommand, 
512. Ditto - - ditto, during the Months of July and August 1888 - - - - { Goo 458 
Command, 


Reports : 
513. Copy of Account of the Commission from 22nd August 1881 to 31st March 1887, with) 
Report of Comptroller and Auditor General thereon ; printed 59 - - 


, - a by Act. 55 
(Sess. Papers, n° 57.) $ 
} 





514. Copy of Report of the Irish Land Commissioners, from 22nd August 1887 to 22nd) Queen's 474 
August 1888 - ~ - - - ~ - o = * + = = Command. 
Rules: 
515. Copy of Rules in relation to the Acquisition of Land by Tenants, dated 5th December) | Queen's | a 
1887 - - - ~ - - - ~ - - - - . . * Command, | 00 
516. Copy of Rule made by the Irish Land Commission, ‘iated 2grd July 1888 - - ° Poni 450 
517. Copy of Rules issued by the Commission - - ~ ° 7 —_" " . (a) 458 


VoL. 143.-—— Sess. 1888. D2 





INDEX ¢o the Oxe Hunprep and Forty-truirp Votune. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
Jrisu Pusiic Works (Royal Commission) :— 
618. Copy of Second Repert - - - 
519- Appendix to Second Report - 


Irish ReproDuctTive LoAN FUND :— 
520. Account of Receipts and Payments by the Commissioners of Public Works a 
Ireland for 1887 - - - - - - - - - . é ‘ 


Iste oF MAN :— 


521. Account of Revenue and Expenditure for year ended 31st March 1888; printed 318) 
(Sess. Papers, x° 243.) J 


IsmAiLt PASHA; v. Accounts, No. 1066. 

ITALY (Postal Convention); v. Accounts, No. 718. 

Ivory v. STEWART AND BEATSON; v. Accounts, No. 883. 
JA JA, KING; v. Accounts, No. 1044. 

JAMAICA; v. Accounts, No. 17}. 

JAPAN; v. Accounts, No. 439. 


Joint Stock COMPANIES :— 


622. Return relative to all Joint Stock Companies formed in 1887, &amp;c.; printed 128 - -| 
(Sess. Papers, n° 98.) j 


Joynt’s Divorce BILL :— 


| 


———— 


j 
Ordered. 


Queen’s | 
Command.| 


Queen’s 
Command. 


by Act. 


Queen’s 
Command. 


128 


Communi- | 
{cated From: 


523. [ Copy of Minutes of Evidence, §c. returned to the Lords, 343] - - - - = Lords, | 


JUDICIAL STATISTICS (England and Wales\ ( Scotland); v. Accounts, Nos. 876, 877. 
JURY PRESENTMENTS (England and Wales) (Ireland); v. Accounts, No. 461. 


JUSTICES OF THE PEACE :— 


524. Return giving Names and Professions of all Justices on 1st June 1887, &amp;c. ; printed 40") 
(Sess. Papers, n° 356.) 
KALK BAY AND Simon’s Bay RAILwAy; v. Accounts, No. 1078, 


KENNAL VALE GUNPOWDER FACTORY EXPLOSION ; v. Accounts, No. 415. 
KIRKCALDY PRISON ; v. Accounts, No. 739. 
Kynocw’s Factory ExPLosion; v. Accounts, Nos. 416, 417. 


LABOUR AcTS (Convictions and Officers):— 
525. Return of Convictions made and Officers appointed under the Acts; printed 17: 


LABOUR STATISTICS :— 
§26. Copy of Memorandum explaining the progress made in carrying out the arrangements | 
for collecting and publishing Statistics relating to Labour ; printed §29 - ° -f 

(Sess. Papers, n° 433. 

Rates of Wages in Belgium : ” 


527. Copy of Replies to Questions by the Labour Commission in Belgium, as to Rates of | | 


Wages and Condition of Workmen - - - - - - - * al 


Sweating System: 

528. Copy of Report to the Board of Trade on the Sweatlng System in Leeds - 
— V. Accounts, Nos. 946, 947. 
Trade Unions: 

52y. Copy of Statistical Tables and Report on Trade Unions - 


LABOURERS (Ireland) ACTS (Cottages) :— 


530. Return of the operations under the manana (Ireland) Acts, to 31st March 1888, &amp;c. 31 | 


printed 190 - - - . . - - (Sess. Paper&lt;, n° 133.) 
LABUAN; v. Accounts, No. 172. 
LACE INDUSTRY, HONITON; v. Accounts, No. 485. 
LAGOS ; v. Accounts, Nos. 173, 174, 440. 


LANCASTER, DUCHY OF :— 


531. Account of Receipts and Disbursements, and Capital Account for 1887 ; printed 39 -) 
(Sess Papers, n°27.) Jf 


| 





| 


325 


by Address 
{ of last | 

Session, | 
| 20 Aug. 


| 


by Address 
-\ | 


of last 


(Sess. Papers, n° 127.) J | Session, 


6 Sept. 


| 
| 
| 
' 


529 


Queen’s 
Command. 


JS Queen’s 


Command, 


Sf Queen’s 
| Command. 


159 


by Act. 


(1888. 


Presented. 


12 


106 


313 








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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered. | Presented. 


_—-- 








LanpD BOILERS; v. Accounts, No. 124. 


LAND COMMISSION :— 


532. Copy of Report of the Land Commissioners for 1887 — + oe m, w o— 47 
Copy of Fees to he taken by the Land Comantesion, aggoovel by the Treasury ; am 
7 462 ee - (Sess. Papers, n* 380.) oy Set. 458 
Special Report: 
Copy of Special Report by tie Land Commissioners; printed 134 _ - -) 
sia ’ ‘ . (Sess. Papers, N° 102.) J —— 134 
LAND COMMISSION (Metropolitan Commons Acts, 1866 and 1869):— 
535. Copy of Twenty-first Annual Report of the Commissioners - - - - - by Act. 47 
LAND Court (Ireland) ESTATES :— 
536. Return showing the Number of Properties under the control of the Land Court of | 532 
Ireland, &amp;c, - 7 * » ‘ ‘ é ‘ . ‘ &gt; ‘i 
LAND Law (Ireland) ACT, 1881 :— 
Assistant Commissioners : 
537- Return giving Names, Date of Appointment, and Qualification of Assistant Commis- Ge 80 
sioners under the Act; printed 82 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 77.) 
Rules, Forms, &amp;c. : 
538. Copy of Rules issued by the Land Commission under the Acts - . - - - (ee 146 
539- Copy of Rule made by the Irish Land Commission under the Act —- - - - t ceenk 302 
LAND LAW (Ireiand) ACT, 1887 :— 
Eviction Notices : 
540 Return of Number of Eviction Notices under Section 7 of the Land Law (Ireland) Act,) by Act. 6 
1887; printed 39 - " - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 2g.) J 
541. Ditto - - ditto - Quarter ending gist March 1888; printed 149 - “ll wee 146 
(Sess. Papers, n° 106.) f 
542. Ditto - - ditto - Quarter ending goth June 1888; printed 374. - “\ | ee aes, 0 
(Sess. Papers, n° 282.) J "en 37 
543. Ditto - - ditto - Quarter ending goth September 1888 ; printed 468 =| | by Ace. 466 
(Sess. Papers, n° 386.) J 
Rules of Court : 
544. Cupy of Rules by the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, for the popes of carrying out the) | by det. 530 
provisions of the Act - “ - - * &gt; * - -J 
Special Report: 
545- Copy ot Special Report of the Irish Land Commissioners, with respect to their ao Queen's 55 
under the Act - - - ° « - ° ° ° . . i -§ | Command. 
LAND PURCHASE (Ireland) AcT :— 
Advances and Applications : 
546. Return of the disposition of the Sum of £. 5,000,000 granted under the Land Purchase) 199 ye wag 
Act, 1855, to 31st March 1888 - - . - - - - - . -f Orders of 
the 4 May 
and 20 


*. [So much of the above Order of the 4th May as relates to a Return to be made by the | Nov. 
Landed Estates Court, Land Judges Branch of the Court of Chancery (Ireland), “a 465 477 
charged, and Return ordered in lieu thereof; printed 480 (Sess. Papers, n° 400.) ] 
Loans Applied for: 
547- Return showing Number of Loans applied fur, &amp;c., during six months ending 2ist\ 
February 1888; printed 152 - - - ~ : (Sess. Papers, N ° 107.) J 94 ed 
Loans Sanctioned: 
§48. Return showing Number and Amount of Loans sanctioned during six months ending ) 


2ist February 1888; printed 153 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 108.) J 95 127 
LAND PuRCHASE (Ireland) (Names of Landowners) :— 
549. Return relative thereto - = = ££ «+ «© + &amp;* _&amp; &amp; ° 482 


LANDED ESTATES Court (Land Judges’ Branch of the Court of Chancery (Ireland) :— 
550. Return relative there:o - - - - - - - - . - 465 477 
LAND geese :— 


- Account showing Receipts and Payments in the hand Registry, in year ended gist eg by Act. 
1888 ; printed 349 a. = Ss - (Sess. Papers, n° 263-) 


Vou. 148.— Sess. 1888. D3 


346 











[IN DEX to the One Hunprew and Forry-truairp VoLume, (1888. 






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—_— —- ————— —— ———— TT a see =e 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. | 
Ordered, Presented, 
LAND TAX :— : — 
552. Copy of Treasury Minute, directing the discontinuance of a Return, entitled, a State- 
ment of the Expenses incurred under the Acts for the Redemption of the Land } by Act. 7 








Tax, &amp;e. - - - - - - ~ . 7 . . ‘ . ‘ 


LAW OF DISTRESS AMENDMENT ACT, 1888 ( Rules) :-—— 
553- Copy of Rules under the Act - - - - . - “ ‘ i “ - 







LEATHER; v. Accounts, No. 40. 












LEEWARD ISLANDS; v. Accounts, No. 175. 





LEGAL BUSINESS OF THE GOVERNMENT :— 


554- Copy of Report of Committee appointed to inquire into the System of conducting the] ; 
Legal Business of the Government ; printed 317 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 239.) J 3!7 317 










LEwSs :— 










555. Copy of Report on the Condition of the Cottar Population of the Lews - - - Pence 12 
LIBERIA; v. Accounts, No. 1045. 
LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANIES :— 
556. Statements of Account and of Life Assurance and Annuity Business for 1887; 
d by Act. 40 
printed 42 - - - : - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 37.) 
LIGHTHOUSES ABROAD :—- 
557. Account for 1886-87; printed 3y - - . - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 18.) by Act. 6 










LIGHTHOUSE ILLUMINANTS :— 


558. Return of Correspondence on the Subject of Lighthouse [lluminants ; printed 76 » 
(Sess. Papers, n° 70.) 





mun 





Liquor TRAFFIC IN THE NORTH SEA; v. Accounts, No. 1079. 






Loan FuND BOARD (Ireland) :— 
559. Copy of Fiftieth Annual Report of the Commissioners 











LOAN SOCIETIES: 
560. Abstract of Accounts to 31st December 1886 - - ° © ‘ . ‘ és hate. 9 
561. Abstract of Accounts to 31st December 1887 - - - - - - - - by Act. 240 











Loans; v. Accounts, Nos. 308-312, 809, 810, 811, 817, 818. 





LocaL GOVERNMENT BOARD :— 
62. Copy of Seventeenth Annual Report, 1887-88 " . * a A . - If Queen’s 442 


t( Command. 






LocaL GOVERNMENT BOARD (Ireland) :— 







563. Copies of Thirteen General Orders issued by the Board. - - - - ~ by Act. 47 
564 Copy of Sixteenth Annual Report of the Board - - . ° ° . Brose 347 







‘ 










LocAL GOVERNMENT BOUNDARIES COMMISSION :— 


566. Copy of Report of the Boundary Commissioners, Vols, I. and IT.; printed 454 “ _— 8 
(Sess. Papers, n° 360.) sien 43 
LocaL GOVERNMENT (England and Wales) BILL ;— 
Financial Re-arrangements : 


567. Copy of Statement of the proposed Financial Re-arrangements in conection with the) — 
Local Government (England and Wales) Bill - - - - - - -J | Command. req 


License Duties, §c.: 
568. Copy of Statements as to the License Duties, &amp;c. dealt with by the Bill - - - |f Queen’s 305 


\ Command. 
Probate Duty Grant: 
569. Copy of Statement as to the proposed Distribution of the Probate Duty oom, under) 
tiie Local Government Bill - - - o * - x e ‘s 


Queen’s 
Command. 392 


Locat TAXATION RETURNS :— 


S| 
| 
England : | 
70. Annual Local Taxation Returns for England for 1886-87. Part I.; (Poor Rate guts) | 


57° 
and Valuation for Poor wate), and Part II. (County ‘Treasurers’ Accounts) 


printed, y6 - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 96.) 





565, Copies of Ten General Orders issued by the Board - - - ~ ~ . “ hy tet. 485 











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—_—_— 


ACCOUNTS AN!) PAPERS—continued. dees 


LocaLt TAXATION RETURNS—continued. 
England—continued. 








571. Annual Local Taxation Retnrns for England for 1886-87. Part Ili. Accounts " ne de 
Municipal Boroughs, &amp;c. ; printed 442 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 341.) diene 
572. Ditto - - Part 1V. Accounts of Metropolitan Vestries, District Boards, &amp;c. ;) by Act 
printed 521 - . - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 423.) Jf ; 
573. Ditto - - Part V. Accounts of Commissioners of Sewers, &amp;c.; printed 525 -) | by Act. 
(Sess. Papers, N° 431.) J 
574- Ditto - - Part VI. Accounts of Highway Authorities, &amp;c.; printed 528 - -1 | by Act. 
(Sess. Papers, n° 432.) J 
575. Ditto - - Part VII. Summary; printed 530 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 437.) by Act. 
Ireland: 
576. Copy of Correspondence between the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the Chie 
Secreti he Lord Lieutenant of Ireland in regard to the allocation of the Grant-' | ,2vee’», | 
Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of lreland in regard to the allocation of the Grant Gunmen, 
in-Aid of Local Taxation in Ireland for the year 1888-89 - - - - -| | 
577- Returns of Local Taxation in Ireland for the year 1887 - - - - - - eet 
Scotland: | 


578. Copy of Correspondence between the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the Secretary } es 
for Scotland in regard to the allocation of the Grant-in-Aid of Local Taxation al concn 
Scotland in 1888-89 - - - . . ie ‘ ‘ " - . -! 


579- Retuins of Local Taxation in Scotland for the year 188-87; printed 460 - ~| | by Act. 
; ‘ Sess. Papers, n° 376. 
LocuH GoiL; v. Accounts, No. 580. Cae, Sap, aS) 


LocuH LONG AND Locu Goltz ( Pollution of Waters) :— 
580. Copy of Report ou the alleged Pollution of the Waters of Loch Long and Loch Goil,\ | Queen's 
. { 


Command. 


ac. - - - - - - o - @ @ - - o = = 


LONDON (Chartered Mercantile Bank); v. Accounts, No. 129. 
LORD CHANCELLOR, PERMANENT STAFF OF; v. Accounts, No. G8». 


LoyvALtTy ISLANDS ( Expulsion of Rev. John Jones); v. Accounts, No. 1080. 


LUNACY :— 
581. Copy of Forty-second Report of the Commissioners in Lunacy 3 printed 379 Pes -\ — 
(Sess. Papers, n° 289.) J 
County and Borough Lunatic Asylums ( England and Wales) : 
582. Abstracts of Accounts, 1887. - - - - - - ~ ° - ~ ° by Act. 
Ireland: 
583. Copy of Thirty-seventh Report on Lunatic Asylums in Ireland - - - - - aie 
Lunatic Asylums ; . ; | . -by Addrees| 
584. Return of all Lunatic Asylums in the United Kingdom, with Cost of Maintenance,] |) of last 
Number of Patients, &amp;c.; printed 134 - - - - (Sess. Papers. n° 101.) f ious 
Lunatics (England and Wales) : 
585. Return of the Number and Distribution of Lunatics in England and Wales on 1st} | 9 Address, 
January 1888, &amp;c.; printed 199 - - ° - - (Sess. Papers, n° 146.) f 180 
Return by Visitors : 
586. Copy of Return made to the Lord Chancellor by the Visitors of Lunatics, between ist) 
January and goth June 1887; and, Copy of Return made to the Lord Chancellor of 
the Number of Visits mace, the Number of Patients seen, the Number of Miles by Act. 
travelled by the Visitors, to gist December 1887, and Return of all Sums received 
by said Visitors in 1887 - - - - - ~ - % ‘ . é 
587. Ditto - - - ditto - - - from 1st July to gist December 1887,! | , 4. 
and of all Sums received by said Visitors during 1887 - ~ ‘a « “ * yo=. 
588. Report of the Number of Visits made, Number of Patients seen, aud Number of Miles 1 —e 
travelled by the Visitors between ist January 1888 and goth June 1888 - - -! = 
Scotland : 
589. Copy of Thirtieth Annual Report of the Commissioners - - - - - i 


LUXEMBOURG ; v. Accounts, No. 240. 


MAGISTRACY (Ireland) :— 
590. Copy of Correspondence in the case of Mr. R. Vesey Stoney, J. ».; printed 97 - 97 
(Sess. Papers, n° 88.) } 


MAGISTRATES (Ireland); v. Accounts, No. 807. 





Vou. 143. Sess. 1888. . D 4 


Presented, 





442 


45? 


i) 


62 


375 


434 


349 


133 


192 


466 


292 


97 


ee 





INDEX to the Ont Hunprep and Forty-tuirp Votume. | 1888. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. thine Wedd 
Main ROADS :— - | inn 
59!. Return showing Names of the several Highway Districts in England and North =a 142 


a = «c+ * = © 2 * «+ *&amp; = ©. 8 OM 


506 





MatLacca; v. Accounts, No. 185. 
MALTA; v. Accounts, Nos. 176, 199—201 
MANDEVILLE INQUEST :— 


592. Copy of Transcript of the Shorthand Writer’s Notes of Proceedings ; printed 456 } 56 
Sess. Papers, n° 373.) 4 


MANUFACTURES, §c., IN DocK YARDS ; v. Accounts, No. 657. 


MARGATE PIER AND HARBOUR; v. Accounts, No. 469. 





MARKET RIGHTS AND TOLLS (Royal Commission) :— 
s por issi * és - - Queen’s | 
&amp;93- Copy of ist Report of the Commission { comand 
594. Copy of Minutes of Evidence - - - . - - a. 
MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, AND DEATHS; v. Accounts, Nos, 102—107. 


MATRIMONIAL AND Divorce Causes; v. Accounts, No. 278. 


MAURITIUS; v. Accounts, No. 177. 


Maximum CHARGES (Railways); v. Accounts, No. 783. 





MEDICAL COUNCILS :— 
595. Return of Receipts and Bupenditare of the General Medical Council for Great Britain | 


in 1887 - - - - - . 


MEDICAL DEPARTMENT (Army); v. Accounts, No. 41. 


MEMBERS 1N RECEIPT OF PUBLIC Money; v. Accounts, No. 224. 


MERCHANDISE MARKS ACT (Sloppage of Goods) :— 
696. Return for 1888 showing the Stoppage of Goods under the Act 


MERCHANDISE TRAFFIC (Minimum Rates) :— 
597- Copy of Rules proposed by the Board of Trade with respect to the Classification of | 
Meichandise Traffic; printed 450 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 356.) 
[ Orders made upon 10th August, That the Paper do lie upon the Table, and be printed, discharged, 489.] 


MERCANTILE MARINE (Colour Blindness); v. Accounts, No. 603. 
MERCHANT SEAMEN’S FUND; v. Accounts, No. 604. 
MERCHANT SERVICE; v. Accounts, No. 605. 


MERCHANT SHIPPING :— 
Bounties &amp;c., on Shipping : 
598. Return of various European Countries giving Bounties, &amp;c., for the Constraction " by Address, 
Running of Ships - . - . - 525 


Fishing Boats Act, 1887: 
. Copies of Regulations of the Board of Trade on the application of the Hull esl 


Fishing Company, with respect to the Conveyance of Fish from Trawlers to Vessels by Act. 


engaged in collecting and carrying Fish to Ports - - - - - 
. Copy of further Regulations - - - _ - = -»* - © | by det. 
Ditto 0 ee a a ee 


. Copy of Regulations of the Board of Trade on the apgrentien of the Great Northern) 


Steamship Fishing Company, under the Act - - - - - - - by Act. 


Mercantile Marine (Colour Blindness) : 
. Copy of Report on the Colour Tests used in examining Candidates for the Mer-\ | Queen’s 
cantile Marine - - - - - - - Command. 


Merchant Seamen’s Fund : 


. Account of Receipts and Expenditure for 1887; printed 450 - - - - ) by Act. 
(Sess. Papers, N° 354.) 
Merchant Service : 
» Return showing Number, &amp;c., of Deaths in Merchant Service from 1st July 1886 and 427 


goth June 1887 ; printed 427 - -  * = = (Sess. Papers, n° 325.) 








51 &amp; 52 Vicr.} INDEX to the One Honprep and rours-suen ¥ VoLume. 











ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


MERCHANT SHIPPING—continued. 
Merchant Shipping : 


606. Tables showing the Progress of British Merchant Shipping ; —— 253 - - -\ 
(Sess. Papers, N° 198.) J 
Merchant Shipping Act, \876 (Vessels Detained): 


607. Return of Ships ordered to be detained, 1887-88 - - - - : ° - 
Shipping Casualties, 1886-87 : 


608. Abstracts of Return of Casualties in 1886-87 - - - - - - - - 
Steamships : 
609. Copy of Report to the Board of Trade enpenting the experimental testing of Copper-} 
pipes ; printed 278 -~ - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 219.) J 


Taxes on Shipping in Foreign Countries : 


610. Return giving Taxes and Dues levied on Shipping in Foreign Countries ; printed 438 j 
(Sess. Papers, n° 331.) J 


Wages of Seamen : 
611. Copy of Stipulations in Articles of Agreement entered into by British Merchant Se: *) 
men in regard to the rate of exchange at which they are to be paid off in India and |‘. 


elsewhere ; printed 237 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 181.) 
Wreck Statistics, 1875-86 : 

612. Copy of Tables relating to Wrecks and Casualties to British Ships from 1875 to 1886 
MERSEY Docks AND HARBOUR BOARD; v. Accounts, Nos. 470, 471. 
METEOROLOGY :— 

613. Copy of Report of the Meteorological Council for 1887 - - - - . - 

614. Copy of Report of the Meteorological Council for 1888 - - - ° ° e 


gee gpa” BOARD OF WORKS :— 
5. Copy of Report for 1887, also Account in Abstract of Receipts and Expenditure, | 


&amp;e.; printed 220 - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n°159.) [ 
616. Returns to 31st December 1887 from the Board of Works of the Amount of Con-) 
solidated Stock, &amp;c. ; printed 254 ~ - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 199.) f{ 
METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WorKS (Royal Commission) :— 
617. Copy of Interim Report of the Commissioners - - - - ° . ‘ ‘ 
618. Copy of Minutes of Evidence - - - . « . , ‘ : _ 
METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET :— 
619. Abstract of Accounts for 1887 - . - : - @ . m n . 


METROPOLITAN IMPROVEMENT SCHEMES; v. Accounts, No. 82. 


METROPOLITAN PAUPER ESTABLISHMENTS :— 
620. Return relating to Accommodation in Workhouses and Infirmaries, &amp;c. ; printed 119 


(Sess. Papers, n° 93.) 
METROPOLITAN POLICE; v. Accounts, No. 700-—70§. 


METROPOLITAN WATER COMPANIES :— 


621. Return of the Accounts of the Water Companies for the year 1887, &amp;c.; printed 510) 
(Sess. Papers, n°418.) f 


622. Return showing the Number of Houses, &amp;c., supplied with Water in the years 1883] 
and 1887 respectively, &amp;c.; printed 510 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 418.) f 


MILITARY FORCES LOCALISATION (Appropriation Account); v. Accounts, No. 42. 
MILITARY INTELLIGENCE DEPARTMENT; v. Accounts, No. 43. 

MILITARY PRISONS; v. Accounts, No. 44. 

MitiTARY SAVINGS BANKS; v. Accounts, Nos. 840, 84i. 

Mirav1A; v. Accounts, Nos. 45—48. 


MILITIA ACT, 1882 :— 
623. Copies of Descriptions of ; quetiniantions anes by wapuly ada nants in Ireland in) 


1887 - - - ~ . al 
MINES :— 
624. Copy of Reports of the Inspectors of Mines for 1887 - - - - - ° 
Accidents : 


625. Copy of Report of Inquiry into a Fatal Accident at Morningside Colliery - : - 
VoL. 143.——Sess. 1888. E 





253 


Sf Queen’s 
Command. 


f{ Queen’s 
‘Command. 


| 


278 


306 


237 






f Queen’s 
\ Command. 


{ Queen’s 
| Command, 


JS Queen’s 
| Command. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


f§ Queen’s 
( Command, 


JS Queen’s 
Command. 


by Act. 


by Order 
f of last 

Session, 
| 16 Sept. 


by Act. 


Queen’ 
F -ncnnadl 


Queen’s | 
{ Command. | 


ensiaany sical Presented. 





263 


434 


379 


278 


434 


237 


156 


458 


216 


248 


458 
461 


324 


119 


§08 


70 
337 


375 





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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. | ordered. | Presented. 


MINES AND MINERALS :— 


626. Copy of Mining and. Mi:eral Statistics of Great Britain and Ireland for 1887 . eel 359 





MINT :-- 
, “w f e | 
627. Copy of Eighteenth Annual Report for 1887 - ’ (= 


| 


MITCHELSTOWN Rrior (September 1887) :— 


628. Return relative to the Circumstances connected with the Firing of the Shots by which) 
three Meu were killed at Mitchelstown, &amp;&amp; ; printed 346 - (Sess. Papers, N° 259-) 


346 | 


MONUMENTS, ANCIENT; v. Accounts, No, 23. 


MORNINGSIDE COLLIERY ACCIDENT; v. Accounts, No. 625. 





MorTALity (General and Infant) :— 


629. Return of Average Death-rate per Million in England and Wales, &amp;c. ; printed 456 -| = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 371-) J 4 


MorTMAIN LICENCES :— 
630. Return of Licences to hold Lands in Mortmain granted to Bodies Corporate during ‘. by Address, 
present Reign, &amp;c. ; printed 450 - - - . - (Sess. Papers, N° 348.) 351 
MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS (New Charters) :— 


631. Copy ef Charters of Incorporation granted to the Boroughs of Loug! borough, Chelmsford, | 


7 by Act. 
and Workington - - - . . . ° . im . . . ad 


MURDERS :— 


632. Return of all Cases of Murder in En; vland and Wales, Ireland, and Scotland in 1880) | gy Address, 
and 1886; printed 532 - - - - = (Sess. Papers, N° 441.) f 416 


MUSEUMS :— 
British Museum (Income and Expenditure): 


633. Account of the Income and Expenditure of the Museum for year ending gist March \ of 
1888 ; printed 399 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 299.) J 209 


British Museum (Number of Visitors, &amp;c.): 


634. Return of the Number of Persons admitted to visit the Museum, 1882 to 1887; printed) 28 
399 - - - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 299.) Jf “ 
Foreign Museums ( Opening on Sunday) ; v. Accounts, No, 1071. 
Svane’s Museum: 
635. Statement of the Funds of the Museum, 5th January 1888 
NAILMAKERS AND SMALL CHAIN MAKERS :— 


636. Report as to the Condition of Nail aoateene, &amp;e., ay the Labour Corre ‘spondent of the 
Board of Trade; printed 466 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 385.) 
NATAL; v. Accounts, Nos. 178, 202. 


, 
NATIONAL DEBT (Annuities); v. Accounts, No. 273. 
NATIONAL DEBT ACT, 1883 ( Terminable Annuities); v. Accounts, No. 275. 
NATIONAL DEBT (Conversion) AcT, 1888; v. Accounts, No. 274. 
NATIONAL DEBT (Military Savings Banks} ; v. Accounts, Nos. 840, 841. 
NATIONAL DEBT (Savings Banks); v. Accounts, No. 842. 
NATIONAL DEBT (Savings Banks and Friendly Societies); v. Accounts, No. 343. 
NATIONAL EDUCATION (Ireland) ; v. Accounts, Nos. 347, 348. 
NATIONAL GALLERY :— 


637- Copy of Annual Report of the Director of the National G: 
the year 1887; printed 331 - - . - : 


NATIONAL GALLERY (Ireland) :— 
638. Copy of Report for the year 1886 - 


allery to the Treasury for) 
- (Sess. Papers, n° 254.) J 33! 


- { a. 

nd. 
NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY :— — 

639. Copy of Thirty-first Annual Report, being for 1888 - ~ * 2 - bs ents 


Com d, 
NATIONAL SCHOOL TEACHERS (Ireland) PENSION FuND; v. Accounts, No. 349. i 


AM 
e 








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NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION ( Correspondence) :— 


640. Copy of Letter from Lord Wantaze to the First Commissioner of Works respecting | Queen's 
the proposed Rifle Ranges in Richmond Park ; printed 413 (Sess. Papers, n° 310.) Command.| 494 


NAvAL EXPENDITURE, v. Accounts, No. 659. 
NAVAL PENSIONERS; v. Accounts, No. 660. 
NAVAL PriZ£ MONEY, &amp;c.; v. Accounts, No. 661. 
NAvaL SAVINGS BANKS; v. Accounts, No. 662. 


NAVIGATION ; v. Accounts, No. 954. 


NAVIGATION AND SHIPPING :— 
641. Copy of Annual Statement for 1887 - - - - - ; - - - - —, 226 
NAVIGATION TREATIES (Treatment Clauses); v. Accounts, No. 1081. 


NAVIES (England and other Countries); v. Accounts, No. 663. 








Navy :— 
Accounts (Shipbuilding and Dockyard Transactions, 1586-87): 
642. Return of Balance Sheets and Accounts of Shipbuilding, and other Dockyard Trans-) Queen's sas 
actions for 1886-87 3 printed 153 - ~ - ~ (Sess. Papers, N° 111.) 5 Command, 49 
Accounts (Shipbuilding and Dockyard Transactions, 1887-88) : 
643. Return of Balance Sheets, &amp;c., for 1887-88 ; printed 302 - (Sess. Papers, n° 231.) a 299 
Appropriation Account : 
644. Appropriation Account of the Sums granted by Parliament for Navy Services, for) sen 62 
1887 ; printed 65 - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 61.) J 
Courts Martial: 
645. Returns of the Number of Courts Martial held upon Seamen and Marines during the | | Queen's ‘ 
- 32 * | Command. 370 
year 1886, &amp;e.- - - - - - - - - - - - -J 
Dockyard Ports Regulations Act, 1865: 
636. Copy of Orderin Council defining anew the Dockyard Port of Chatham and Sheerness by Act. 360 
Estimates : 
647. Navy Estimates for 1858-89, with Statement by the Financial Secretary ; referred) | Queen's »6 
to the Committee of Supply, 76; printed 76 - - - (Sess. Papers, N°71.) J | Command. 
—— (New Form): | 
648. Copy of Correspondence between the Admiralty and the Treasury respecting the New) | 
Form of Navy Estimates; printed 336. Paper referred to Committee of Public! | 336 336 
Accounts, 336—s- - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 256.) J 
Statement Explanatory of Estimates : 
“oO P 7 &gt; ? | on” “G6 
649. Copy of Statement explanatory of the Navy Estimates, 1888-89 ° . ~ eee 70 
Exceptions to Queen’s Regulations : | 
650. Copy of List of Exceptions to the Regulations as to Pay, Allowances, &amp;c., sanctioned) Queen's 6 
by the Admiralty, 1887-88 - - . - - - - ~ ° © -f | Command. 3° 
Guns : 
651. Return of Number of new Breech-Loading Guns issued for Sea Service between 1st} 
January and 24th December 1887, Xc.; printed 254 - (Sess. Papers, n° 178.) f 47 231 
Health: 


652. Copy of Statistical Report of the Health of the Navy for 1887; printed 494 - +} ws 
(Sess. Papers, N° 407.) Command. 493 
H.M.S. “ Orlando” : 


653. Copy of Return showing the principal particulars of H.M.S. “ Orlando,” as designed, \ | Queen's 


and actually completed, &amp;c.; printed 199 = - - - (Sess. Papers, n°147.) f | Command. 19} 
H.M.S. “ Rodney,” “ Howe,” ** Camperdown,” and ‘ Anson”: 
664. Copy of Retuin showing original Legends of the Ships, &amp;c.; printed 313 - - -1 | Queen's 306 


(Sess. Papers, n° 237.) J | “Command. 
H.M.S. “ Sultan,” and S.S. “ Ville de Victoria” : 
655. Copy of Minutes with reference to'a Collision between H.M.S. “Sultan” and 8.8.) | 
* Ville de Victoria ;” printed 356 - - - - (Sess. Papers, x°270.) f 





350 356 


Hydrographer’s Report : 
Jf Queen’s 


656. Copy of Report by the Hydrographer of the Admiralty for 1887 - - - \Command| 213 


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NAV Y—continued. 


Manufactures, §c. in Dockyards, 1886-87 : 


657. Return of Balance aaaem, showing Ge Cost of Manufactuzes, &amp;c., in 1886-87 ; ice | Queen’s 
153 - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 112.) _ Command. 


| 


Men employed in Dockyards : 


658. Return showing Number of Men employed, Amount of Wages, &amp;c., as regari!s —— of) | 8- 
H.M. Home Dockyards ; printed 113°C - - - (Sess. Papers, N° gl.) 


Naval Expenditure : | 
659. Return of the actual Naval Expenditure from 1859 to 1888 ; printed 532 - - -) | 3 
(Sess. Papers, n° 444.) 47° 
Naval Pensioners: 
660. Return of the estimated Number of Naval Pensioners, &amp;c.; printed 374 - - - aan 
;' 337 
(Sess. Papers, n° 2&amp;3.) 
Naval Prize Money, §c.: 


661. Account showing Receipt and Expenditure, 1887-88 ; printed fe - 2 
(Sess. Papers, N° 307.) i} — 


Naval Savings Banks : 


662. Account of Deposits in Naval Savings Banks, 1886-87 ; printed 483 - - L | by Act. 
(Sess. Papers, N° 308.) J | 


Navies ( England and other Countries) : 


663. Return showing Strength of the Fleets of England, France, Russia, Germany, and Italy,) | 1g. 

on ist April 1888 ; ; printed 277 - ~ - - - (Sess. Papers, n°218.) f 3 
Seamen Pensioners’ Reserve (Correspondence) : 

664. Copy of Correspondence between the Admiralty and the Treasury, relative to the) 234 


payment of the Seamen Pensioners’ Reserve ; printed 284 (Sess. Papers, N° 222.) fj 


New CHARTERS; v. Accounts, No. 631. 





NEW CODES; v. Accounts, Nos. 350, 377: 


NEW GUINEA; v. Accounts, Nos. 153, 160. 





New HEBRIDES; v. Accounts, No. 1072. 


NEWFOUNDLAND; v. Accounts, No. 179. 


NEWSPAPER LIBEL AND REGISTRATION ACT, 1881 (Public Prosecutions) :— 






665. Return of Cases in which Applications have been made to the Director of Public) Queen’s 
Prosecutions for his Fiat under the Act, &amp;c.  - . - : - j oe | 


NeW ZEALAND; v. Accounts, No. 180. 


NIGER River ( Customs Duties); v. Accounts, No. 1082. 
3 





NIGER TERRITORIES; v. Accounts, No. 1048. 

NorRTH AMERICAN FISHERIES ; v. Accounts, No. 1106. | 

NortH BorRNEO; v, Accounts, No, 1054. | 

NortTH SEA LIQUOR TRAFFIC; v. Accounts, No. 1079. 

OBAN PRISON; v. Accounts, No. 741. | 


OFFICIAL REFEREES :— 
666. Return showing Number of Days on which Official Referees sat, Number of Cases tried,) | by Address, | 





&amp;e., 1880, 1887-8; printed 354 - - - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 266.) J | 270 
ORDERS, PROVISIONAL (Costs) ; v. Accounts, No. 745. ! 
: 
ORDNANCE FACTORIES; v. Accounts, Nos. 50—53. | 
ORDNANCE SURVEY :— 
667. Copy of Report of the Progress of the Ordnance Survey to 31st December 1887 - { Queen’s 
‘ . Command, 







OuTRAGES (Ireland) ; v. Accounts, Nos. 7—11. 


PAHANG; v. Accounts, No. 215. 


[188s, 





Presented. 


_ 







149 







106 








532 






370 







404 
























409 









347 





89 











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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
PARKS AND PLEASURE GARDENS; v. Accounts, Nos. 825—829. 


_— 


PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCIES :— 
668. Return showing Number of Electors on the Register now in Force ; printed 195 -\ | by Address: 








(Sess. Papers, N° 144) J 60 
PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS :— 
669. List of the Bills, Reports, Estimates, and Accounts and Papers, printed by Order of) | j4 
; A upon 
the House, and of Papers presented by Command, Session 1888; with a General Alpha- | the Table 
betical Index thereto, 24th Parliament, grd Session, 51 and 52 Vic., gth ~ a 
jpeaker. 


bruary to 24th December 1888; printed 532 - . - (Sess. Papers, N° 447.) 





PARLIAMENT (Debates, &amp;c.); v. Accounts, No. 270. 


PATENT OFFICE ;— 
670. Copy of Report of Committee of Inquiry into the Patent Office so far as relates to| | Queen’s 











Trade Marks and Designs’ - - - - - - : . - - oj | Commend, 
PATENT DESIGNS AND TRADE MARKS ACT, 1883 :— fe 

. ~-: ‘ ueen’s 

671. Copy of Sixth Report of the Comptroller - - - ° ° . * = | Command, 
PATENTS (International and Colonial Arrangements, Rules, 1888) :-— : 

672. Copy of Rules of Board of Trade for 1888 - - - - - ; ° - by Act, 
PATNA; v. Accounts, Nos. 322—324. 
PATRIOTIC FUND :— 

. 7p : . +a Queen’s 

673. Copy of Twenty-sixth Report of the Royal Commissioners - - - - - P oevnted| 
PAUPERISM (England and Wales) :— 

674. Copy of Comparative Statements of Paupers in England and Wales in receipt of) 81 


Reliet, &amp;c.; printed 81 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 74.) f 


PAUPERS (England and Wales) :— 
675. Return of Paupers in Receipt of Relief on 1st January 1887, &amp;c.; printed 525 - -\ . 
(Sess. Papers, N° 430.) 419 
Indoor ( Scotland) : 


676. Return showing the Number of Indoor Paupers in Scotland, in May 1887; printed 18 
277 ° ~ - . ° - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 217.) 9 
PAWNBROKERS RETURNS ‘ Ireland) :— 
677. Returns of the Registrar for the year 1887 - - - ~ - : - - by Act, 
Pay, NON-EF FECTIVE PAY AND ALLOWANCES (ARMY) ; v. Accounts, No. 54. 
PENAL SERVITUDE ACTS ( Conditional Licence) :— 
678. Copy of Licence under the Acts containing Special Conditions - - - - - | by Act. 
PENANG; v. Accounts, No, 185. 
PENSIONS; v. Accounts, Nos. 55—57, 135» 660. 
PERPETUAL PENSIONS :— 
679. Copy of Treasury Minute upon the Report of the Committee appointed in 1887 to) 8 
consider the Question of Perpetual Pensions; printed 388 (Sess. Papers, n° 292.) 3°7 
PERSIA; v. Accounts, Nos. 1083, 1084. 
PERMANENT STAFF OF LORD CHANCELLOR :— 
680. Copy of Correspondence between the Lord Chancellor and the Treasury relative) 
thereto; printed 497 - - - : - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 408.) f 480 


PETERHEAD HARBOUR; v. Accounts, No. 472. 


PuHARMACY ACT (Ireland), 1875:— 
681. Covy of Order in Council, approving Regulations made by the Pharmaceutical} en 


Society of Ireland - - - ~ - - a ° rt * ‘ -/ 
682. Copy of Order in Council approving additiona) Regulations, &amp;c. - - - - by Act. 
683. Copy of Order in Council affirming additional Regulations, &amp;c. - - - - - by Act, 
PHARMACY AcT (Ireland), 1875, AMENDMENT BILL :— ie, 
684. Copy of Report of Select Committee of the Lords on the Bill; printed 454 - =) || cated from 
(Sess. Papers, n’ 362.) the Lords. 
452 


Vou. 143.— —Sess, 1888. E 3 


| Ordered. Presented. 





192 


532 


130 


221 


231 


438 


81 


525 


249 


409 


§21 


387 


494 


119 


175 
458 





[INDEX to the Ont Huwprep and Forty-turnp Votumr. (188s, 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 7 
ered, resented, 
PIERS AND HARBOURS (Provisional Orders) ; v. Accounts, Nos. 473—4. : 


ee 


PILOTS AND PILOTAGE :— | 
685. Abstract of Returns relating thereto for 1887 ; printed 169 - (Sess. Papers, n° 125.) 


686. Copy of Order in Coat cnnning a ee mate by the wimage Authority for) 
Chester - - - . - - -f 


687. Copy of Order in Council approving a ayotaw mate by &amp; antiapeal Pilotage) 
- -J 


Cominissioners - 
688. Copy of Order in Council approving Recon &amp;e. for es —_—e of Burghead - 


PILOT AUTHORITIES :— 
689. Returns recently made by the Pilot Authorities of the United Kingdom on the requisi--) a8 
tion of the Board of Trade; printed 126 - - - - (Ses ss. Papers, N° 94.) 


Puate Duties (East India); v. Accounts, No. 313. 


PLEURO-PNEUMONIA AND TUBERCULOSIS :— 
690. Copy of Report of the Departmental Committee on Pleuro-Pneumonia and Tuber-) | Queen's 
culosis in the United Kingdom, 1888 - - m ‘ m . ‘ "a -f{ | Command. 
= a o ‘o ss - ; 3vidence he . e _ IS Queen’s 
691. Ditto ditto Part. 1I., Evidence, &amp;c. | Coenen 
POLICE AND SANITARY REGULATIONS (Torquay Harbour and District Bill, 1886) :— 


692. Return of Report by Home Office to Select Committee on Police and Sanitary) | by Address, 
Regulations, 2s to the Bill; printed 275 - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 215.) | } 271 


POLICE :— 
Burghs ( Scotland) : 
6g3. Return of a Case in which Certificate of Efficiency has been withheld, March 1888 - ey 


Counties and Boroughs : 


694. Copy of Reports of the Inspectors of Constabulary for 1887 ; printed 30 ; 7 mo | 
(Sess. Papers, n° ig.) f y Act. 


England and Wales: 
695. Copy of Correspondence relating to the Inefficient Police Forces in England and) 
Wales ~ - - - - - - - . - - ‘ -J 


Expenses : 


696. Return of Cost of Police in Boroughs of over 100,000 Inhabitants, &amp;c.; printed 430 - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 326.) 


by Ad he 


7 


Extra Constabulary (Ireland): 
Return of Amounts levied by Grand Juries in Ircland for extra Constabulary in . 
and 1887, &amp;c; printed 480 - . - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 399.) J 


Houses of Parliament : 
698. Copy of Regulation as to the Police in attendance upon the Houses of Parliament . Bante 
omman 


» Return showing Number of Police employed in Houses of Parliament, &amp;c. ; printed 379\ | by Address, 
(Sess. Papers, n n° 288.) J 349 


1886 | 


i 
is 


697. 


Metropolis : 
. Copy of Report of the Commissioner of Police for 1887 - - - ° f Queen's 
(Command. | 
. Return of the Men of all Ranks in each Division, &amp;c.; printed 508 - - -|. | by Address, 
(Sess. Papers, n° 4 16.) J 496 
Metropolitan Police : 


. Accounts of Sums received and expended, 1887 and 1888; printed 186 - - - scales 
(Sess. Papers, n° 131.) —— 

Metropolitan Police Constables (Assaults) : 
Return showing particulars of Assaults alleged to have been committed by Police) iby Address, 


Constables between 1st September 1887 and ist March 1888, &amp;c. - - - -f 102 


Metropolitan Police (Injuries) : 

. Return of Policemen injured on 13th November 1887, &amp;c. ; printed 153 - - -) | by Address, 

(Sess. Papers, N°’ log.) J 119 | 

Metropolitan Police Constabies ( Charges) : | 

5- Keturn of Cases in which Constables have been charged before Magistrates, for egg 
Months, &amp;c.; printed 238 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 188.) 


by Address,| 
175 





Orders 17th and 21st July 1866: 


706. Return of Police Orders, dated 17th and 21st July 1866 ; printed 49 - - - -| | by Address, 
(Sess. Papers, N° 49.) J 47 . 








51 &amp; 52 Vict. ]} 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Ordered. 
PoLicE—continued. —_— 
Police Protection (lrelund) : 
707- Return showing Number of Persons protected by the Royal Irish Constabulary on Queen's 
3ist July 1887 and 31st July 1888 ~ - - - ~ - 7 Commana. 
Resistance to the Police { Foreign Countries) : 
708. Return of the Punishments in the various Countries of Europe and America for) | by Address, 
resisting the Police, &amp;c. - - - - - - ~ . . ‘ 47 
Royal Irish Constabulary : 
og. Return for 1887 of Royal Ivish Constabulary Charges; printed 284 - - - -| 50 
Sess. Papers, n° 221. 
Scotland: (Ses pers, ) J 
710. Copy of Report of the Inspector of Constabulary to 15th March 1888 “ ‘ i Foi 
PoLLING Districts; v. Accounts, Nos, 385—396. 
PONDOLAND; v. Accounts, No. 211. 
Poor LAW :— 
Administration, Poor Law (Ireland) ( Cost) ; 
711. Return showing Number of Poor Law Officials, &amp;e. ; printed 39 . - - o} | &gt; 
(Sess. Papers, n* 28. } Session, 
Elberfeld Poor Law System : _— ) | 11 July. 
712. Copy of Reports on the Elberfeld Poor Law System and German Workmen’s) Queen's 
Colonies - - - - - - o a aa - s &lt; oe i Bmeaacd 
4 
Poor Law Relief : 
713. Copy of Report from the Select Committee of the Lords on Poor Law Relief; {cated from 
printed 454- - - - = = - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 363.) } ~ Lords, 
Poor Rates, &amp;c. ( Scotland) : 45% 
714. Return of Poor Rates and other Rates levied with the Poor Rate in Burghs and) | 
Counties in Scotland at 15th August 1887; printed 454 - (Sess. Papers, N°. 366.) f 359 
Poor Relief (England and Wales) : 
715. Statement of the Amount expended in Poor Relief, 1887-88 ; printed 416 - - -) 416 
(Sess. Papers, n°314.) | 
Poor Relief and Public Health (Scotland) : 
716. Copy of Forty-third Annual Report of the Board, 1887-88 " ‘ ‘ - = F na 


Poor REtLIEF ; v. Accounts, Nos. 713, 715, 716. 
PorTRAIT GALLERY (National); v. Accounts, No. 639. 
PosTAL CONVENTIONS; v. Accounts, Nos. 718, 719. 


Post OFFICE :— 
717. Copy of Thirty-fourth Report of the Postmaster General on the Post Office © J Queen’s 


~ | Command. 


Postal Convention (Italy): 
718. Copy of Agreement regulating the Postal Relations of Italy, and the rest of Europe, ) 


, ee _— 
with Australia, &amp;c. - ~ * - . “ A . 8 _ s . Fama 
Postal Convention ( United States of America) : 
71y. Copy ot Additional Articles to the Money Order Convention between Great Britain- 
and America - - « - . (M a i n a Queen's 


a 7 - Command. 
Post Office Savings Banks ; v. Accounts, No. 845. 
Post Office Savings Banks (Counties) : 


720. Return, arranged according to Counties, showing the Number of Accounts of De- 
positors in Post Office Savings Banks, remaining open on 31st December 1887 ; | 160 
printed 254 - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 201.) 


Post Office Savings Banks , Regulations) ; v. Accounts, Nos. 846, 847, 849, 850. 


Post Office Telegraphs : 


721. Account showing Gross Amount received and expended on Account of the Telegraph 
Service during the year ended gist March 1887, and the Balance of the Reco! 
over the Expenditure ; printed 39 - - - « - (Sess. Papers, n° 31.) J 
722. Account showing Gross Amount received and expended on Account of the ree 
by Act. 


by Act. 


Service during the year ended gist March 1888 ; printed 468 - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 388.) 


VoL. 143.—Sess. 1888. E4 


INDEX ¢v the One Honvprep and Forry-ruirp Vou Me. 





Presented, 


—_—_— 


455 


270 


262 


454 


416 


434 


430 


450 


155 


248 


29 


466 












INDE: x to the he One Hunprep and Forty-ruirv Votume. (188s, 














ACCOUNTS | A N D PA P ERS—contin ued. Ordered. 
































PRECEDENCE OF GOVERNMENT BUSINESS (Business of the House); v. Accounts, No. 222. 





Presented. 
Post OF F1IcE-—continued. ‘alia ese 
Post Office Veleyraphs—continued. 
723. Account showing Gross Amount received and expended from Date of Transfer of the| ‘ 
Telegraphs to the State, to gist March 1887; printed 29 - (Sess. Papers, N° 13.) J “9 29 
a Capital Account: 
724. Account of Retinal and Payments by the Postmaster General in — of Telegraph | — 
Undertakings, &amp;c., 1887 ; printed 39 « . ‘ - (Sess. Papers, n° 26.) J y Act. 8 
| 


PRELIMINARY RETURN (Army); v. Accounts, No. 58. 






PREVENTION OF CRIME (Ireland) ACT, 1882 (Charges) :— 
725. Copy of Return for 1887-88 of Sums collected in respect of Compensations cee 
under the Act - - - - - - - - - - - - 






by Act, | 76 






PRICE OF BREAD IN FRANCE; v. Accounts, No. 1074. 






PRISON RULES (Ireland); v. Accounts, No. 736. 





PRISONERS’ ACCOMMODATION; v. Accounts, No. 732. 





PRISONERS FOR CONTEMPT OF CoURT (Ireland) :— 
726. Return of Prisoners for Contempt of Court (in continuation of Parliamentary Paper, | 8. 134 
No. 149, Session 1887); printed 153 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 110.) 3 








PRISONS :— 





Convict Prisons (England, §c.) ; 





727. Copy of Report of the Directors for 1887-88  - - - - - - . - |f Queen's 454 


| Command. 






England and Wales: 








728 Copy of an Order under the Act - - - - - - - - - - by Act. 12 

729. Copy of Rule under the Act; printed 245 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 192.° by Act, 7 

730. Copy of Rule under the Act; printed 245 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 193.) by Act. | 89 

73!. Copy of Rule under the Act; printed 240 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 190.) | by Act. | 240 
2. Copy of Eleventh Report of the Commissioners - - - - - - - | Queen's | 

73 PY Command. 454 






Military Prisons ; v. Accounts, No. 44. 






Prisoners’ Accommodation (England and Wales) : 





733- Copy of Report of the Committee on the Accommodation provided for Prisoners in| Guav'e 






England and Wales” - - - - - - - - - - - -J | Command.| 313 
Prisons (Ireland) : | 

734- Copy of Order in Council, approving a Rule made by the Prisons Board for Ireland - by Act. 195 

735: Copy of Tenth Report of the Prisons Board, 1887-88 - - - - - - a. 454 






Prison Rules ;: 





736. Copy of Rules and Regulations in force in the Prisons in Ireland ; printed 434 - -) 
(Sess. Papers, N° 329.) { 392 | = 423 


















Scotland: 
737. Copy of Order under the Prisons (Seettand) Act, 1877, and the Secretary for Scotland } 
Act, 1885; printed 39 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 35.) J by Act, | 29 





738. Copy of Rule made by the Secretary for Scotland as to the constitution of the Visiting 
Committees to certain Prisons; printed 62 = - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 59.) ty aat. 62 


739. Copy of Rules for the Kirkcaldy Prison under the Act; printed 82 - - . ose 
(Sess. Papers, n°75.) f | %*% ” 

740. Copy of Order discontinuing the Prison of Stirling ; printed - - - - 
74 Py S printec hs Papers, x° 81.) } by Act. 87 
741. Copy of Rules for the Prison at Oban; printed 238 - (Sess. Papers, n° 182.) - by Act. 225 
742. Copy of Rules for Prisons in Scotland, antes and approved by the Secretary for) : 

Scotland ; printed 354 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 264.) J | °¥ 4@ 313 
743. Copy of Tenth Annual Report of the ila einai 1887-88 - - - Queen's | 


Command. 434 
PRIVATE BILLS; v. Accounts, No. 225. 


| 
PRIZE Money (Naval); v, Accounts, No. 661. | 











51 &amp; 52 Vier.) INDEX ¢o the One Hunonep and Forty-turrp Vouivne. 


















ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. : — ee 
Ordered. 





Presented. 
PROBATE DuTY GRANT; v. Accounts, No. 569. oo 
PROGRESS AND CONDITION (East India); v. Accounts, No. 314. 
PROSECUTION OF OFFENCES ACTS, 1879 AND 1884 :— 
744- Return showing the working of the Regulations for carrying out the Acts, during the) | byAddress, 
year 1887; printed 441 - 2 - 2 = = (Sess. Papers, n° 335.) f 392 439 
PROTECTED MALAY STATES; v. Accounts, No. 216. 
PROTECTION OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY ; v. Accounts, No. 1085. 
PROTECTION OF PROPERTY IN PERSIA; v. Accounts, No. 1084. 
PROVISIONAL ORDERS (Costs) :— 
745- Return of all Provisional Orders submitted to Parliament in 1886 and 18873) oy 
printed 441 - - . - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 334.) J il Session, 439 
13 Sept. 
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS :— 
7460. Copy of Index tothe Reports from the Committees of Public Accounts prepared by 
the Comptroller and Auditor General; printed 96 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 86.) 96 96 
Artillery Position Finder : 
747- Copy of Treasury Minute relating to the Award to Major Watkins on the adoption reo 
and use of his Artillery Position Finder; printed 310 - (Sess. Papers, n° 235.) j tion,4 Mer. any 


1879. 
Pustice BILLs; v. Accounts, No. 226. 


Pustic INCOME AND EXPENDITURE; v. Accounts, Nos. 813—816. 


PuBuic MEETINGS IN METROPOLITAN OPEN SPACES :— 
748. Return of Correspondence between the Home Department and the Board of Works by Address, 





valet ae Re TIE . 5 
relating to Public Meetings in open Spaces ; printed 16g (Sess. Papers, n° 126.) 153 109 
PuB.ic PETITIONS; v. Accounts, No. 227. 
Pusric RECORD OFFICE :— 
749. Copy of additional Rules and Regulations, respecting the public use of the Records and) 
Documents deposited in the Public Record Office - - - - a . -f | ‘4a. 399 
PUBLIC RECORDS :— 
750. Copy of Forty-uinth Annual Report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records - |S Queen's 7 
Command, 5990 
Court of Exchequer: 
751. Copy of Schedule of Documents of the Court of Exchequer not considered of sufficient 
public vaiue to justify their preservation ~ - - . » in ‘i | by Act. 328 
[ Order (29th June) for laying the above Return upon the Table, read, and discharged ; Paper withdrawn 392.] 
Home Office: 
752. Copy of Schedule of Documents of the Home Office, not considered of sufficient public 
value to justify their preservation - - ~ - « a a 7 : -| by Act. 213 
Ireland : 
753- Copy of Twentieth Report of the Deputy Keeper = - - ° * ¥ . - IS Queen's 
Command. 442 
PuBLic WoRKS DEPARTMENT (East India); v. Accounts, No. 315. 
Puswiic WorkKS (Ireland) :— 
754. Copy of Fifty-sixth Annual Report, 1887-88  - - - ~ - « - - IS Queen's 370 
| Command. 
Pustic Works Loan BOARD :— 
765. Copy of Thirteenth Annual Report, 1887-88 ; printed 254 - (Sess. Papers, n° 200.) | 
es venes | by Act. 248 


QUARTER SESSIONS ( Sentences) :— 
7 1 . _ &gt; 2Ag a sar) y 4 = 
756. Return showing the Number of Sentences, exceeding Six Months’ Hard Labour, passed) | by Address, 238 


by Justices in England and Wales, in 1887; printed 238 (Sess. Papers, n° 189.)  § 183 2 
QUEEN ANNE’S BouNTY :— 
757. Annual Report and Accounts for 1887 - - ° * 7 . - a 7 { Qucen’ = 
‘ommnad. v 

| 

QUEEN’S COLLEGES :— | 

(Belfast) : | 
758. Copy of Report of the President for the Session 1887-88 - - 7 - . . fn 984 

Vox. 143.—~—Sess. 1888. » 


YIM 





INDEX ¢o the Onz Honvrep and FortTy-THIRD VOLU ME. [1888 


pn 2 ee ———e———————— —-= 
—_— ee 19 ee _aaeG—_5_5050Oeeeeeeeeeeeeeee A 
| —_—_—_—— 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. tile ¥ Wiest, 


QUEEN’S COLLEGES—continued. 
(Cork): : : 
759. Copy of Report of the President for the Session 1887-88 - . F cecstetl 


( Galway) : 
766. Copy of Report of the President for the Academic Session 1887-88 - . aie 





RABIES AMONG DEER (Richmond Park) :— 
761. Copy of Report on the Outbreak of Rabies amonyv the Deer in Richmond Park f Queen's | 


| Command.| 
RAILWAY ACCIDENTS; v. Accounts, Nos. 762—767. 
RAILWAY AND CANAL TRAFFIC ACT, 1888; v. Accounts, Nos. 798—801. 
RAILWAY COMMISSION; v. Accounts, No. 772. 
RAILWAY RATES; v. Accounts, Nos. 793, 798. 


RAILWAY RETURNS; v. Accounts, No. 794. 





RAILWAY SERVANTS (Hours of Duty); v. Accounts, No. 796. 





RAILWAYS :— 
Accidents : 

762. Returns of Accidents and Casualties, as reported to the Beard of Trade by the several) | Queen's | 
Railway Companies in the United Kingdom during the year 1887. - - - -f | Command. | 

763. Copy of Return by Railway Companies a Railway Accidents aud Casualties forthe) | Queen's 
Three Months ending 31st March 1888 - - - - - - - -§ | Command. | 


| 





Queen’s 


764. Copy of Report on the Collision near Hoylake Station, on 7th February 1888 - - Psa 


765. Copy of General Report upon Railway Accidents which have occurred in 1887 if Queen's | 
L¢ ommand, 


“66. Returns of Accidents and Casualties for Six Months ended 30th June 1888 Lf Queen's | 
/ v (Command 


Ditto - - ditto - - for Nine Months ended goth September 1888 f Queen's | 


Command. 
Bills: 
18. Copy of Report by the Board of Tiade upon all the Railway, Canal, Tramway, Subway, |_| 
Gas, and Water Bills of Session 1888; printed 11 - - (Sess. Papers, x°3.) J | 
Certificates : 
. Copy of Certificate of Board of Trade authorising the Southwold Railway Company toy | 
raise additional Capital - - « ° “ ° “ « ‘ a -§ | 
. Copy of Certificate of Board of Trade for the Construction of a Deviation mutiny m} | eo 
v Act. 
d 
) 








by Act. 





connection with the Nottingham Suburban Railway - - - - 
. Copy of Report of Board of Trade on the Application of the Svuthwold Railway 


Company to raise additional Capital; printed 254 - - (Sess. Papers, N° 202.) ian 





Commission : 
2. Copy of Fourteenth Annual Report of the Commissioners Lore | 
Companies (Charges for Conveyance of Fish) : | 

, Return showing the Rates charged for the Carriage and Conveyance of Fish by the) | 6 
principal Railway Companies ; printed 262 - 7 - (Sess. Papers, n° 205.) - 
Compartments for Female Passengers : 


. Copy of Replies to Circular by the Board of Trade to aa malnny C mapa « on the) | Queen's 
subject of Compartments for Female Passengers - ‘| | Command. | 


Construction Facilities Act, 1864 : | 
Copy of Certificate authorising the Nottingham Suburban Railway to construct a) | 
Deviation Railway, with Report for 1887 ; printed 359 ~- (Sess. Papers, n° 273. 

Continuous Brakes : 


. Return by Railway Companies on the use of Continuous Brakes for Six Months = Queen’s | 


31st December | 887 - - - - - - - - - - n - Command. | 
| 


Return by Railway Companies on the use of Continuous Brakes fur Six pases Queen's | 


ending goth June 1888 - - - - - ° . rs is ee . Command. 


Last India; v. Accounts, No. 316. 


Forth Bridge Railway : 
778. Copy of Eighteenth and Nineteenth Quarterly Reports of Inspection - Queen's 


Command | 


Queen’s 
Command. 





779. Copy of Twentieth Report - - - - 2+ -© - = 








51 &amp; 52 Vier.) INDEX to the Ont Hunprep and Fearr-rarnp VoLuME. 




















ACC OUNTS AND D , PAPERS—continued. Ordered. | Presented, 


RAILWAYS—continued. 


780. 
781. 


782. 





Se 


Forth Bridge Railway—continued. 


f , 
Copy of Twenty-first Report - . . - - - S coamnant 293 


L Command. 


' f Queen’ 
Copy of Twenty-second Report - - - - - - - - - . Conia’ 486 
Ra a os ¥ 7 &gt; _ = Pe Queen’s 506 
Copy of Twenty-third Report - - - [oe 3 


Maximum Charges: 











by Order 
783. Return showing Maximum Charges which Railway Companies are authorised to mentee f of last 6 
printed 44 - - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 38.) a me 
22 June. 
Railways Abandonment : 
Copies of Reports, under Standing Order 1584, by the Board of Trade, 
respecting the following Bills, and their Objects, viz. :— 
784. Billinghay and Metheringham (Light) Railway (Abandonment) Bill; referred to) | Pursuant to “6 
the Committee on the Bill, 78 - - - - - . - . - «) |S. 0.1584, ’ 
: : , | { Pursuant 
785. Uxbridge and Rickmansworth Railway Bill; referred to the Committee on the Bill, 89 i ooo. 89 
v5 a. 
786. Isle of Axholme Railway (Abandonment) Bill; referred to the Committee on the) |pursyane to - 
Bill, 91 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -J | 8.0. 158 a. 9 
787. Oxford, Aylesbury, and Me Moegeliinn Junction Railway Bill; referred to the Committee | errs - 
on the Bill,gl = - - - - - - ~ - - - -J | =— 9 
: ; Pursuant 
788. Rotherham and Bawtry Railway Bill; referred to the Committee on the Bill, 98 - if to S.O. 98 
‘ 158 a. 
78g. Lanarkshire and Ayrshire Railway (Additional Powers) Bill; referred to the Com-} ws 
mittee on the Bill, 128 - . - - - - - . - - { | S.0. 158 a. 128 
790. Scarborough, Bridlington, and West Riding Junction Railways Bill; referred to the) | Pursuant to! 28 
Committee on the Bill, 125 - - - - - - - - - -{ | S.0.158a. 3c 
{ Pursuant 
791. Bexiey Heath Railway Bill; - - - - - - - - - - - iL to 8.0. 141 
fs 158 a. 
; ; : : . { Pursuant 
792. Mersey Railway (No 2) Bill; referred to tiie Committee on the Bill, 156 - ~ - 1 to S. 0, 156 
“ . - ° 158 
Railway Rates, &amp;c. (United States of America) : ao 
793. Copy of an Act to regulate Commerce, with the First Annual Report of the Interstate) | Queen's . 
Commerce Commission - - - - - - - - ~ - - J Command. i 15 
Railway Returns: 
794. Return as to the Capital, Traffic, Receipts, and Working Expenditure of the Railway) | Queen's 392 
Companies, for 1887 - - - - - - - - - - - - Jf | Command. 
795. Copy of General Report on tlie » Capital, ree, and Bapentiinre of the Railway Com-] | Queen's 
panies, for 1887 - - : oj [eens | 434 
Railway Servants (Hours of Duty): | 
796. Return relative thereto ; printed 195 - - : - - (Sess. Papers, n° 143.) i82 183 
Signal Arrangements and Systems of Working: | 
797- Copy of Return of Signal Arrangements and Systems of Working, to &gt; Saat December) | Queen's 
1887 = _ 4 - a re ss " &gt; 4 ss se -J Command, 183 
RAILWAY AND CANAL TRAFFIC BILL :— 
798. Return of Rules proposed to be made by the Board of Trade, with Schedules of Maxi-) 
mum Rates and Terminal Charges; printed 450- - (Sess. Papers, n° 357.) J 45° 450 
RAILWAY AND CANAL TRAFFIC ACT, 1888 :— 
799. Copy of Board of Trade Rules under the Act; printed 481 - (Sess. Papers, n° 402-) | by sce. 478 
RAILWAY AND CANAL TRAFFIC ACT, 1888 (Canals and Navigations) :— 
800. Copy of Board of Trade Rules under the Act so far as regards Canals and Naviga-) 
tions; printed 530 - - - - - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 436.) J | ‘y Act. §28 


RAILWAY AND CANAL COMMISSION :— 
801. Copy of Letter addressed by the Board of Trade to the two Railway Commissioners) | Qn’, 


appointed under the Railway and Canal Traffic Act, 1888 = - - . . -J | Command. 491 


RAMSGATE HARBOUR; v. Accounts, No. 475 


RATES, Poor (Scotland); v. Accounts, No. 714. 


Vou. 143.—Sess. 1888. F 2 





INDEX ¢to-the Onz Hunvrep and Forty-tuirp VoLume. _[18gs. 


————————————————————————————— — = —-—- 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered. 


Presented, 
RATES OF WAGES IN BELGIUM; v. Accounts, No. 527- -_ — 





RaTES (Railway); v. Accounts, Nos. 793, 798. 


RATING (Metropolis) :— 
802. Return respecting the Rateable Value of each Parish in the Metropolis, &amp;c. 


RECORDS, PUBLIC; v. Accounts, Nos. 750—753- 


RECRUITING (Army); v. Accounts, No. 59 


REFORMATORY AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS ( Great Britain) :— . 
. . 8 
803. Copy of Thirty-first Report of the Inspector - —- - | Comacand: 


| 
REFEREES, OFFICIAL; v. Accounts, No. 666. 


Ireland ; 
804. Copy of Twenty-sixth Report of the Inspector - . - - ( iomendl 


REGISTRARS OF County Courts (Salaries, Allowances and Fees) :— 
805. Return relative thereto; printed 203 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, x° 148.) 119 


REGISTRARS’ FEES (Middlesex) :— 


806. Return showing Fees received by the Registrars of Middlesex, 1884, 1885, 1886, and | | by Address, 
1887 ; printed 318 - - . - - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 242.) 217 


REGISTRY AND INSPECTION OF BROILERS; v. ACcounts, No. 114. 
REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLIES ( Colonies); v. Accounts, No. 203. 
RESERVE (Army); v. Accounts, Nos. 60—62. 


RESERVE FORCES ; v. Accounts, No. 63. 


RESIDENT MAGISTRATES (Treland) :— 
807. Return of the Resident Magistrates in Ireland, showing Names, Ages, Salaries, &amp;c. } 
printed 101 - - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° SQ. ) 


RESISTANCE TO THE POLICE (Foreign Countries); v. Accounts, No. 708. 
RETIREMENTS (Civil Service) ; v. Accounts, No. 145. 


REVENUE :— 
Consolidated Fund: 


808. Abstract Account of Issues made in the year cates ‘Sit March 1887, with Report) 
thereon ; printed 55 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 52.) f by Act. 


Egyptian Guaranteed Loan of 1885: 
809. Account to gist March 1888 - - 
Greek Loan: 


. Account of Monies paid out of the Consolidated Fund for the Greek Loan, 1887 ;] 
printed 39 - . » " " . - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 32.) jf | 4y Act. 


Imperial Ottoman Guaranteed Loan of 1855: 
. Account forthe Year 1887. - -~— - . 


by Act. 


by Act. 
Inland Revenue: 


. Copy of Thirty-first Report of the Commissioners for the year ended 31st March 1885 Loewe 
= ommand, 
Public Income and Expenditure: 


. Account of the Gross Public Income and Expenditure to gist March 1888, witi the) 
Balances in the Exchequer, &amp;c.; printed 191 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 199.) f | 7 4¢% 


. Return of Public Income and mapearinwe for the year —— gist March 1888 - 
printed 413 . - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 311.) 336 
. Return of Public pre Goachagquer issues), Charges on Taxes, 1857-8 
é 957-6 to 
1887-8; printed 396 - - : - (Sess. Papers, N° 208.) 388 
Public Income and Expenditure, 1887-88 : 


816. Return of Analysed Account of the Public Income and Expenditure to 31st March 
1888; printed 388 - - os - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 293.) 287 





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= 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered 


—_-— 


REVENUE—continued. 
Russian-Dutch Loan: 
817. Account of Sums which have been paid and applied within the year 1887, on account a 
of the Russian-Dutch Loan; printed 39 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 34.) itis 
Sardinian Loan : 
818 Account of the Total Sums issued outof the Consolidated Fund for the Sardinian Loan, ) by Act. 


to 31st December 1887 ; printed 39 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 33.) J 
Taxes and Imposts : 
819. Return of all ‘Taxes and Imposts from which the Imperial Revenue was raised, in year | 356 
ended gist March 1888; printed 357 - . - - (Sess. Papers, n° 271.) 


RICHMOND BRIDGE :— 


820. Cash Account for 1887 - - - ° se * e - . - ” m by Act. 


RICHMOND PARK; v. Accounts, Nos. 640, 761. 
RIFLE ASSOCIATION (National); v. Accounts, No. 640. 
Riot AT MITZHELSTOWN (September 1887); v. Accounts, No. 628. | 


RIVERS POLLUTION PREVENTION ACT (1876) ( Scotland) :—- 


821. Copy of Report as to the operation of the Act in Scotland - . - - - [J Queen's 


ROADS AND BRIDGES (Scotland) :— 
822. Copy of Determination of the Secretary for Scotland, with respect to Bridges over] 


the Rivers Clyde and Kelvin; printed 39 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 21.) Jf | oy Act. 
Roaps, Main; v. Accounts, No. 591. 
RoDRIQUES; v. Accounts, No. 177. 
RoYAL ARTILLERY ; v. Accoun'ss, Nos. 64, 65. 
Royal COLLEGE OF SURGEONS ( Supplemental Charter) :— 
823. Keturn relative thereto; printed 508 - . - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 415.) {486 
ROYAL COMMISSIONS :— 
824. Return of all Royal Conmissions issued from 1866 to 1874, &amp;e. ; printed 524 - - . 
(Sess. Papers, n° 426.) } " 
— V. Accounts, Nos. 1, 75, 134, 334-5, 456-7, 482-3-4, 486-7, 518-9, 593-4, 617-8. 
RovaL IRISH CONSTABULARY ; v. Accounts, Nos. 697, 707, 709. 
Royal MILITARY AcADEMY (Woolwich); v. Accounts, No. 66, 67. 
RovaAL MiLiTAry COLLEGE (Sandhurst); v. Accounts, No. 68. 
RoyAL PARKS AND PLEASURE GARDENS :— 
825. Return in respect of each Royal Park and Pleasure Garden; printed 53 - - =| pty tong 
(Sess. Papers, n° 51.) | Session, 
. 16 June. 
826. Copy of Cancellation of Ruies for Hyde Park, Saint James’ Park, and the Green Park by pg 
827. Copy of Rules for Hyde Park, Saint James’ Park, and the Green Park - » m by Act. 
828. Copies of Cancellation of Rules, and New Rules for Greenwich Park - - - - iny Act. 


- - - by Act. 


829. Copies of Cancellation of Rules, and New Rules for Holyrood Park 


RoyAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND :— 


&gt; y . T owes ‘ : 4 4 = ‘ U 
830. Copy of Roy al Warrant approving alterations in the Statutes - - * ° a f+ 
831. Copy of Sixth Report of the University : . - ° . - . " FP smvead’ 
832. Copy of Royal Warrant approving alterations in the Statutes - . w i. Queen’s 
Command. 


833. Account of Receipts ard Expenditure to 31st March 1888; printed 364 - - 


+} 
(Sess. Papers, n° 280.) J by Act. 


834. Copy of Royal Warrant approving alterations in the Statutes - - - - = [f Queen's 


Command. 


RussiA; v. Accounts, No. 1086. 


Vot. 143.—~-Sess. 1888. F3 


Command. 





Presented, 





357 


284 


I 


506 


524 


53 
392 
392 


458 
458 


47 
221 


221 
360 
481 





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S&gt;&gt;&gt;=TCT TN eee” 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered. | Presented, 


Russian-Dutcu Loan; v. Accounts, No. 817. — — 
SACKVILLE’S, LORD, RECALL; v. Accounts, Nos. 1107, 1108. 
ST. JOSEP H’S INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, MANCHESTER; v. Accounts, No. 862. 
ST. HELENA; v. Accounts, No, 187. 
St. HELEN’S COLLIERY EXPLOSION; v. Accounts, No. 418. 
St. Lucia; v. Accounts, No. 181. 
. MATTHEW’S, BETHNAL GREEN (Sanitary Requirements); v. Accounts, No. 101 


ST. VINCENT; v. Accounts, No. 182. 


SALMON FISHERIES (England and Wales) :— 
835. Copy of Twenty-seventh Annuai Report of the Inspectors, being for the year 1887 F nen 


SANITARY ACTS (Appointments of Medical Officers of Health) :— fey ite 
836. Return relative thereto; printed 450 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 351.) | For 
ession, 


ey” . * 12 A t. 
SANITARY MEASURES (East India); v. Accounts, No. 318. — 


SARDINIAN LOAN; v. Accounts, No, 818 


SAVINGS BANKS :— 
837. Return of the Names of Savings Banks in the United Kingdom that have failed,) 
stopped payment, or been discontinued since 14th June 1852, &amp;c.; printed 52 4 -) 374 
(Sess. Papers, N° 427.) | 
Cardiff Trustee Savings Bank Inquiry : | 
838. * /Opy of interim R teport of the Commi ‘issioner appointed to inquire into the affairs of the) | Queen's 
Bank - - ~ - ~ ~ - - - ~ - ~ - - -f | Command. 


Investment Regulations : 
839. Copy of Savings Banks (Investment) Regulations, 1888 - by Act. 


Military Savings Banks: ¥ 


840. Account of the Gross Amount of all Monies received and paid by the Commissioners for 
the Reiduction of the National Debt, and of the Gross Amount of Stock bought and er 
sold, &amp;c., from 19th September 1845 to 5th January 1888 ; printed 46 - ieee: 
(Sess. Papers, n° 42.) 
. Copy of Account of the Amount due to Depositors in Military Savings Banks on 
gist March 1586, &amp;c.; printed 354 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 267.) 


National Debt: 
. Balance Sheet setting forth Assets and Liabilities of the Commissioners in respect) 
of Trustee Savings Banks, on 2oth November 1887; printed 221 - - -? | by Act. 
(Sess. Papers, N° 170.) J 
National Debt Savings Banks and Friendly Societies : 


. Account of the Gross Amount of all Sums received and paid by the Commissioners) 
on Account of Banks for Savings and Friendly Societies from 6th August 1817 to. 
20th November 1887, &amp;c.; printed 46 == - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 43.) J 


Naval Savings Banks; v. Accounts, No. 662. 


Officers, &amp;e. : 
. Return from each Savings Bank in England and Wales, Scotland, and ae, con- 


taining, in Columns, the Names of the Officers, &amp;c. ; printed 404 - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 301 -) 


Post Office : 


. Account of all Deposits received and paid, &amp;c., during 1887; printed 191 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 138.) 


Post Office ( Regulations) : 
. Copy of Post Office Savings Banks Annuity and Insurance Regulations - 
-. Copy of Post Office Savings Bank Regulations, 1888 ; printed 364 - . 
(Sess. Papers, n° 977. ) 
Post Office Savings Banks (Counties); v. Accounts, No. 720. 


Post Office Savings Banks (Investment Regulations) : 
. Copy of Regulations for 1888 - - - -— = 








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eo 060009SmmmSS EE aaeawvT=weoeoseaeoesceor 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. sesiiai inl 
SAVINGS BANKS—continued. — 
Post Office Savings Banks ( Annuity and Insurance Regulations) : 





849. Copy of Regulations, 1888 = - - - . - - - - ° . * by Act. 464 
Post Office Savings Banks ( Regulations) : 
850. Copy of Regulations of the Post Office Savings Banks, 1888 - - - « « by Act. 464 


Savings Banks and Friendly Societies : 
851. Accounts showing the Interest accrued in respect of the Securities standing im the 


Names of the Commissioners to the credit of, 1, the Post Office Savings Banks | on 186 
Fnnd; 2, the Fund for the Banks for Caving, and 3, the Fund for Friendly | iat 
Societies, in 1887; printed igo - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 136.) 


Seamen’s Savings Banks (Money Orders and Transmission of Wages): 


852. Account of all Deposits repaid, and Statement to 31st March 1888; printed 450 -\ 9 
(Sess. Papers, n° 355-) J by det. 44 
Trustee Savings Banks : 


853. Return from each Trustee Savings Bank, showing the whole of the Transactions | 7” 
which took place in the year ended 20th November 1887; printed 67 - - - 66 / 
(Sess. Papers, n° 63.) J 
Trustee Savings Banks ( Regulations) : 


854. Copy of Trustee Savings Bank Regulations, 1888 ; printed 364 - -| by Act. 354 
(Sess. Papers, N° 278.) j 
ScHOOL BOABDS; v. Accounts, Nov. 351. 
SCIENCE AND ART; v. Accounts, Nos. 352—366. 
SCIENCE AND ART DEPARTMENT BUILDINGS; v. Accounts, No. 357. 
ScoTcH EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (School Supply) ; v. Accounts, No, 382. | 


Scotr Act (Canada) TEMPERANCE LEGISLATION; v. Accounts, No. 943. 


SEACOMBE, HOYLAKE, AND DEESIDE RAILWAY : — 


855. Return of Letter of the President of the Board of Trade to the Directors, with re-) 
ference to the Recent Accident onthe Line - - . - - - - 


SEA AND COAST FISHERIES FUND (Ireland) :— 
856. Account of ieceipts and Payments for 1887 - - - - - - : - by Act. 8 


SEA FISHERIES ACT, 1868 :— 


857. Copy of Report !y the Board of Trade of their Proceedings under the Act ; printed) a 458 
460 - 1 * - * - &gt; - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 377.) 
SEA FISHERIES (England and Wales) :— 
858. Copy of Second Annual Report for 1887 - - 7 . « ‘ ° m a (f=. 249 


SEA FISHERIES OF THE UNITED KINGDOM :— 


859. Tables and Memorandum relating to the Sea Fisheries of the United Kingdom ; printed | 62 62 
62 - - - - : . - - . - (Sess. Papers, n’ 60.) J 


SEAMEN PENSIONERS’ RESERVE (Correspondenee); v. Accounts, No. 664. 


—— S SAVINGS BANKS (Money Orders and Transmission of Wages); v. Accounts, 
o. 852. 


SEAMEN’S WAGES; v. Accounts, No. 1127, 

SECONDARY EDUCATION (Scotland); v. Accounts, No. 381. 
SELECT COMMITTEES; v. Accounts, No. 228. 

SEVERN AND THAMES CANAL; v. Accounts, No. g§v. 
SEYCHELLES; v. Accounts, No. 177. 


SHERIFF'S ACT, 1887 (Fees) :— 
860. Copy of Order as to Fees under the Act - - - - - - - - - by Act 459 


SHIPBUILDING AND DOCKYARD TRANSACTIONS, 1886-87 ; »v. Accounts, Nos. 642, 643. 
SHIPPING CASUALTIES; v. Accounts, No. 608, 


V ox. 143,.—-Sess. 1888. F 4 





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[1888, 


SS 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered. | Presented, 


SHIPPING AND NAVIGATION; v. Accounts, No. 641. 


SHOREHAM HARBOUR; v. Accounts, No. 476. 
S1AmM; v. Accounts, Nos. 1087, 1088. 
SIBERIA; v. Accounts, No. 1086. 


SIERRA LEONE; v. Accounts, Nos. 183, 204, 20§. 


SIGNAL ARRANGEMENTS AND SYSTEMS OF WORKING (Railways); v. Accounts, No. 797. 


SINKING FUNDS :— 
861. Account showing Amount received from the Exchequer in respect of Old and New) 
Sinking Funds, in vear ended gist March 1888 ; printed 231 - - - - | 
(Sess. Papers, N° 175.) J 


SITTINGS OF THE HOUSE; v. Accounts, No, 229. 


SLAVE TRADE; v. Accounts, Nos. 1049, 1059, 1089. 


SMALLPOX IN SAINT JOSEPH’S INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, MANCHESTER :— 


862. Copy of Report on the circumstances of an outbreak of Smallpox, by one of the) 


Medical Inspectors of the Local Government Board ; p- inte’ 517 - - - -\ 
(Sess. Papers, n° 422.) J 


SOANE’S MUSEUM; v. Accounts, No. 635. 


SOLICITOR GENERAL ( Emoluments): v. Accounts, No. 83. 


SOLICITORS AND LAW CLERKS (Ireland) :— 


863. Return of the Names of Solicitors in Ireland admitted since 1866, &amp;c.; printed 183 -) 
(Sess Papers, N° 129.) f 


SOUTH AFRICA; v, Accounts, Nos, 206—214. 
SOUTH AFRICAN REPUBLIC; v. Accounts, No. 212. 
SOUTHWOLD RAILWAY COMPANY; v. Accounts, Nos. 769, 771. 


SPRING ASSIZES ACT, 1879 :— 
864. Copies of Two Orders in Council under the Act 


STAMPS AND POSTCARDS CONTRACT :— 
865. Return of Letters from Messrs. De La Rue relating to their Contract with the Inland) 
Revenue Department ; printed 510 - - - - (Sess. Papers, N°419.) Jf 


STAMPS AND STAMPED PAPER (Contract for Manufacture) :— 
866. Copy of Report from the Commissioners of Inland Revenue in reference to the Contract) 


made in 1880 for the Manufacture of Stamps and Stamped Paper; printed 148 -&gt; 
(Sess. Papers, N° 104.) 


— V. Accounts, No. 319. 
STANDING ORDER XXV. (Closure of Debate); v. Accounts, No. 231. 
STANDING ORDERS; v. Accounts, No. 230. 
STANLEY, Mr.; v. Accounts, No. 10§2. 
STATEMENT OF TRADE (East India); v. Accounts, No. 320. 
STATISTICAL PAPERS :— 


Agricultural Statistics : 


British and Foreign: 
Queen’s 


867. Copy of Returns for 1888 - +e «© - - tees 


consaeatenns Great Britain: 
868. Copy of Tables showing Estimated Total Produce, extent in Statute Acres, and Esti- Queen's 
mated Average Yield per Acre of the principal Crops for the year 1888 - - } eee 
—__—_. Ireland: 
86a. Copy of the Agricultural Statistics of Ireland for the year 1887 - - - °. 


870. General Abstracts of Agricultural Statistics in Ireland, 1888, showing Acreage under} 
ay Number and Description of Live Stock in each County and acta | } anacti 
1887-— - ° - “ * ~ “ &lt; “ me . . ommand, 


Queen’s 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
STATISTICAL PAPERS—continued. | 
Agricultural Statistics (Ireland)—continued. 

871. Copy of Report and Tables relating to Migratory Agricultural Labourers, 1883 - - | 





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| } 
Queen’s 
Command, 





872. Copy of Tables showing Extent in Statute Acres, &amp;c., for 1888 - - - - - Famnidl 530 
Colonial Statistics : | 

873. Copy of Statistical Tables relating to the Colonies, for 1882, 1883, and 1884 . - K Command 434 
Criminal and Judicial Statistics (Ireland) : 


874. Copy of Statistics, 1887 ~ = = - - — «~ &amp; oe { as 


Command, | 43° 
7 . . ~Y ae } | 
Emigration Statistics (Ireland): 
a "= e a | { Queen's } 66 


Command. 
| 


875. Copy of Emigration Statistics of Ireland, 1887 
Judicial Statistics (England and Wales) : 


876. Copy of Statistics for year 1887 - - - - - - - - - . | cnanensl 454 
LC 


Judicial Statistics ( Scotland): 
877. Copy ‘of Twentieth Report, being for 1887 - - - - - - - |f Queen's 45° 


| Command. | 
Statistical Abstract (1873 to 1887):, | 
878. Copy of Statistical Abstract (Thirty-fifth Number) - - . - - ° - { ea 434 








———_———. ( Colonies): | 
879. Copy of Statistical Abstracts for the Colonies (Twenty-fifth Number) - - - \{ Queen's | 434 


Command.| 
| 








(East India); v. Accounts, No. 321. 








(Foreign Countries) : 


880. Statistical Abstract for the Principal and other Foreign Countries from 1877 to) | 
1886-87 (Fifteenth Namber) - - - . - - - - - - 


| 

’ 

| 

| 

| Queen's 
| Coumand, 
} 

' 

| 

| 


Gr 
~I 


Trade Statistics (Germany): 


881. Copy of Memorandum on the Statistics of the Foreign Trade of Germany, with Report} 


1 Queen's 
to the Board of Trade thereon - - - - - - - - ~ = 


Command, 





STEAM SHIPS; v. Accounts, No. 609. 
STEEL MANUFACTURERS, SHEFFIELD :— | 
682. Return relative thereto; printed 464 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 384.) os: 

, r . 443 

— V. Accounts, No. 76. 


STEWART AND BEATON v. IVORY :— 


883. Copy of Correspondence respecting the Case of Stewart and Beaton v. Ivory; printed | 
§22 . - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 446.) 


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i) 
G 
Go 
iw) 


STIRLING PRISON ; v. Accounts, No. 740. 
STRAITS SETTLEMENTS; v. Accounts, Nos. 184, 185, 215, 216. 
STREET AND ROAD TRAMWAYS; v. Accounts, No. 1039. 


SUAKIN; v. Accounts, Nos. 1068, 1069. 


SUEZ CANAL (Purchase of Shares); v. Accounts, No, 1091. 





SuGAR BOUNTIES (International Conference); v. Accounts, Nos. 1092-—1095. 


SUGAR TRADE :— 


| 
SUEZ CANAL; v. Accounts, No. 1090. 
884. Return of Information on the Employment of Labour in the various Sugar Lodustries) | 


of the United Kingdom ; printed 450 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 353-) f 337 | 442 
} 
SUPERANNUATIONS :— 
Copies of Treasury Minutes, granting Special Retired Allowances to the under-mentioned 
Persons, viz., in the— | | 
Admiralty : | 
885. John Wood, Established Joiner, Devonport Yard - - - - - - - by Act. 8 
886. John Thomas, Established Skilled Labourer, Pembroke Yard - - - - - | by Act. | 8 
887. C. H. Pilton, Established Shipwright, Chatham Yard . - - - - - | by Act. 8 
888. J. W. E. Pallett, Shipwright, Devonport Yard - = - : - | oy Aes 8 
143.——Sess. 1888. 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—contiaued. 
SUPERANNUATIONS—continued. 


(Supreme Court.of Judicature in Ireland ): 


Order ed, 


889. Copy of Treasury Minute granting Compensation Allowances to Mr. Patrick Corey) 
and Mr. George William Kell Drewett, Chiet Clerk, and First Class Clerk in the 
Office of the Queen’s Bench Division of the Supreme Court of Judicature in Ireland - 


SUPERANNUATION ACTS :— 
890. Copy of Treasury Minute, cancelling Treasury Minute of 24th August 1860, so far as | 
it relates to persous appointed to the Office of Suiveyor of Buildings in the Depart- | 


ment of the Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland - je - - 


- J 


891. Copy of Treasury Minute, declaring the East and West Coasts of Africa, as fary 
south as the Boundaries of Natal in the East, and Cape Colony in the West, and in | 
Central Afiica, to be unhealthy places for the purposes of “ The Superannuation Acts, | 


1859 and 1876” = - - - - - ~ . 


SUPERANNUATION ACT, 1884 :— 

Copies of Treasury Minutes, declaring that the following Persons in the under-mentioned 
Departments were appointed to the Offices set against their Names, without the Grant 
of a Civil Service Certificate, through Inadvertence on the part of the Head of their 


Department,— 
Consulate at Smyrna: 


. Caloust Chumarian, Office Diagoman 


Exchequer Department : 


. James Wilkie, Clerk in the Exchequer Department, N.B. 


Office of Works: 


. Robert Sheiley, Gate-keeper, St. James’ Park 


Packet Office: 


. FLW. K. Smith, Messenger in the Packet Office at Southampton 


Post Office: 


. Margaret Thom, Assistant Supervisor, Glasgow - 


. Mary Ann Simco, Posimisiress, Towcester - - 
. John Ditchfield, Postmaster at Chertsey - - . 
. Avn Black and Elizabeth Gillespie, Postmistresses at Moffat and Dalbeattie 
. Martha Barclay, Postmisiress at Broughty Ferry — - - - - - 


Clara Frances Freshwater, Postmistress at Welwyn - - - - 


. Jeremiah Rose, Auxiliary Postman at Loughton - - - . 
. William Frederick Bishoprick, Rural Postman 
. Robert Burt, Postmaster at Hartlepoo! 


go6. 


go7. 
go8. 
go9. 
g10. 
gil. 
gt2. 


913- 
Ql4. 
915+ 
916. 
917- 


918. 


919. 
g20. 


g2l. 


922. 


923. 


24. 


Rd. Lea, Postmaster at Runcorn - 
Edward Squire, Postmaster at St. Neots 
Queen's College, Cork: 
Danie! Donohue, Museum Attendant 
Timothy Rearden, Firemin — - - 
Nicholas Bentley, Gate Porter - 
Thomas Murphy, Anatomical Attendant 
Charles M‘Carthy, Gardener - - 
Maurice Dooley, Assistant Gardener 
Queen’s College, Galway : 
James Loftus, Clerk to the Registrar - - « - ~ ° 
Michael Walsh, Colleze Porter 5 s ” a e 4 , 
Luke Toney, Library Porter - - - - - © © - 
William Ryan, Assistant Natural Philosophy and Chemical Departments 
Thomas Brady, Museum Porter — - - - - - - - 
John Carroll, Su;-erintendeut of College Grounds - - - 
War Office: 
Edmund Potter, Labourer, Woolwich - - - 
Henry Dudley Harris, Lad, Royal Carriage Department 
Charles Fuller, Labourer, Ordnance Store Department 
Henry Hiseman, Labourer, Ordnance Store Department 
James Page, Labourer, Woolwich - - -~— - 
James Hart, Labourer, Woolwich - - - - 


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, 
hy Act, 


by Act. 


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





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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 








Ordered. 
SUPERANNUATION ACT, 1887:— 
925. Copies of Rules and Warrant framed by the Treasury under Clauses 6 and I. of ee 
Superannuation Act of 1887 - - - - - - - - - - by Act. 
926. Copy of Treasury Minute granting a Retired Allowance to Major Arthur George Wyse,! | py Act. 
Resilient Magistrate in Ireland - - - - - - - - - -) 
927- Copy of Treasury Minute granting a Retired Allowance to Mr. George MacAv»y,) | — 
Headmaster of the Dockyard School at Portsmouth ° ° . . - -\ ieee 
628. Copy of Treasury Minute granting a Retired Allowance to James Fitz-)atrick, Steward, by Act. 
Mountjoy Prison - - - - . ° ° ° : ‘ e » 
g2y. Copy of Treasury Minute awarding a Retired Allowance to Mr. Abraham Allan, Lower) | gy Aci. 
Division Clerk in the Admiralty - - - - - - - - - -) 
930. Copy of Return of Officers of the Army and Navy permitted to hold Civil Employment) | 6y 4et. 
of profit under Public Departments; printed 450 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 350.) | 
931. Copies of Treasury Minutes awarding Retired Allowances to Captain Hatchell, late} 
Resident Magistrate in Ireland, Mr. Charles John Liddell, Assistant in the British! | oy fast. 
Museum, and David Oxilvie, Second Class Outdoor Officer of Customs, Glasgow -| | 
SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES; v. Accounts, Nos. 146—149. 
SUPREME CoUuRT :— | 
932. Copy of Rules of the Supreme Court and Order as to Fees - - - - - by Act. 
933- Copy of Rules of the Supreme Court, dated August 1888 - - - - - - | by Aet. 
934. Copy of Rules of the Supreme Court, dated November 1888 ° ° m . - | 4y Act. 
935- Copy of Rules of the Supreme Court, dated December 1888 — - : ° m ~ | by Act. 
SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATORE :— 
936. Account of Receipts and Expenditure for year ended 28th February 1887; printed 190) | = 
. (Sess. Papers, n° 137.) J dams 
SUPREME Court ( Guardianship of Infants Act, 1836) :— 
937- Copy of Rules under the Act - - - - - - - . . é - | by Act. 
SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE (Funds, §c.) ( Rules) :— 
938. Copy of Addition to Rale 61 of the Supreme Court Funds Rules ° - ° by Act. 
SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE ACT, 1875 :— 
939. Copy of Order in Council a'tering the date of tlle Winter Assizes, &amp;c. - - - by Act. 
SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE (Ireland) :— | 
g40. Account of Receipts and Payments to goth September 1887; printed 20 - -1 | 
(Sess. Papers, N° 12.) } | 29 
941. Account of Receipts and Payments to goth September 1888 ; printed 510 - -) | 
(Sess. Papers, N° 420.) | §10 
SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE (Ireland) AcT, 1877 :— 
942. Copy of Order in Council giving effect to additional Rules of Court - ™ - - | by Act. 
943. Copies of Four Orders in Council giving effect to Rules of the Supreme Court - ° | by Act. 
944. Copy of Order in Council making an additional Rule of Court = - . ‘ “ ‘ by Act. 
945. Copy of Order in Council giving effect to certain Rules of Court - - © . | by Act. 


SURGEONS, ROYAL COLLEGE OF; v. Accounts, No. 823. 


SWEATING SYSTEM :— 
946. Copy of Report from the Select Committee on the Sweating System; printed 454 = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 361.) f 


947. Copy of Second Report; printed 533 - = - - - - (Sess. Papers, x° 448.) 
— V. Accounts, 528. 


SWITZERLAND; v. Accounts, Nos. 1096, 1097. 

SworD BAYONETS ; v. Accounts, No. 70. 

TAHITI; v. Accounts, No. 1073. 

TAYLER, Mr. WILLIAM, OF PATNA; v. Accounts, Nos. 322—324. 


TAXES AND ImPOSTS; v. Accounts, Nos. 81y. 
TAXES ON SUIPPING IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES; v. Accounts, No. 610. 


TECHNICAL SCHOOLS; v. Accounts, No. 384. 
TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT (Fast India); v. Accounts, No. 325. 
TELEGRAPHS; v. Accounts, Nos. 721—724. 


VoL. 143—-—Sess. 1888. G2 


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TEMPERANCE LEGISLATION (Scott Act, Canada) :— 
948. Return relative thereto ; printed 514 


(Sess. Papers, n° 421.) 
TEMPORARY LAWS :— 

949. Register of Temporary Laws for the Third Session of the Twenty-fourth Parliament | 

of the United Kingdom; printed 347 (Sess. Papers, N°261.)  ; 


TERMINABLE ANNUITIES ; v. Accounts, No. 24. 


THAMES AND SEVERN CANAL :— 

950. Copy of Report to the Board of Trade on the Thames and Severn Canal - ~~ - 
THAMES BRIDGES :— 

951. Return show.ug Amount expended in Freeing the Metropolitan Bridges ; printed 49 -! 
(Sess. Papers, N° 47.) | 
THAMES CONSERVANCY :— 

952. Report of the Conservators for 1887 ; printed 384 


(Sess. Papers, n° 291.) 
THEATRE, FIRE AT EXETER; v. Accounts, No. 410. 


TITHES (Ecclesiastical Commissioners) :— 
953- Return of Tithes sold by the Commissioners, from 12th January 1874 to 24th July} 
1887 ; printed 40 (Sess. Papers, n° 41.) $ 


217. 


ToRQUAY HARBOUR AND DIstTRIcT BILL, 1886; 


TOBAGO; v. Accounts, Nos. 186, 


v. Accounts, No. 692. 


TRADE AND NAVIGATION :— 
954. Accounts relating to the Trade and Navigation of the United Kingdom for each month) 
in 1888 ; printed 10 (Sess. Papers, N° 1.) J 


J 


TRADE (Loreign Countries and British Possessions) :— 


955- Copy of Annual Statement for 1887 - 


TRADE (Foreign) :— 
956. Copy of Tables relating to the Progress al the Foreign ‘Trade of the United Kingdom} 
and other Countries f 


TRADE MARKS; v. Accounts, Nos. 671, 1098. 


TRADE MARKS ( Rules) 1888 :— 
957- Copy of Trade Marks Rules, 1888, made by the Board of Trade 


TRADE REPORTS (Annual Series) :— 


958. Copy of Reports from Her Majesty’s Diplomatic and Consular Osun Aioond 
subject of Trade and Finance, Nos. 223 to 252 - - - -{ 


Copies of Reports, Nos. 253 10 257 - - - ° ~ “ 


959- 
. Copies of Reports, Nos. 258 and 259 


. Copy of Report, No. 260 
2. Copy of Report, No. 261 


. Copies of Reports, Nos, 252 and 


. Copy of Report, No. 263 


665. Copies of Reports, Nos. 255 to 268 - 


. Copies of Reports, Nos. 269, 270 and 271 


967. Copies of Reports, Nos. 272 and 273 - 


. Copy of Report, No. 276 -  - 


» Copies of Reports, Nos. 274 and 275 


. Copies of Reports, Nos.276 to 282- — - - - 


71. Copies of Reports, Nos. 277, 283, 284, 285, 286 and 288 


287, 289, and 291 


- Copies of Reports, Nos. 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


TRADE REPORTS (Annual Series)—-continued. 


973- Copy of Report, No. 290 - - - 

974. Copies of Reports, Nos. 292 to 296 - - 

975. Copies of Reporis, Nos. 296 to 299, 301 to 304, and 306 
y76. Copies of Reports, Nos. 300 and 305 - 

977- Copies of Reports, Nos. 307 to g11 - - 
978. Copy of Report, No. 313 to 317 - 

979. Copy of Report, No. 312, and Nos. 318 to 324 
g80. Copies of Reports, Nos. 325, 326, 328, and 329 
981. Copies of Reports, Nos. 327 and 330 ° 
g82. Copies of Reports, Nos. 331 and 332 - 

983. Copies of Reports, Nos. 333, 334, and 335 
g84. Copies of Reports, Nos. 336, 337, and 338 
985. Copies of Reports, Nos. 339 to 343 - ; 
986. Copies of Reports, Nos. 344, 345, and 346 

987. Copies of Reports, Nos. 347 to 361 - - 

988. Copy of Report, No. 362 - ° ‘s 
g8y. Copies of Reports, Nos. 363 to 366 - - 
g90. Copies of Reports, Nos. 367 to 36g - - 
gg. Copy cf Report, No. 370 - . ‘6 
992. Copy of Report, No. 371 - - . 


993- 
994- 
995- 
996. 
997- 
998. 
999- 
1000. 
1001. 
1002. 
1003. 
1004. 
1005. 
1006, 
1007. 
1008. 
1009. 
1010. 
1011. 


1012. 


Vou. 1 


Copies of Reports, Nos. 372 and 373 - 
Copies of Reports, Nos. 374 and 376 - 
Copy of Report, No. 377 a 
Copies of Reports, Nos. 375, 378, and 379 
Copies of Reports, Nos. 380 and 381 - 
Copies of Reports, Nos. 382 to 385 - - 
Copy of Report, No. 386 . o . 
Copies of Reports, Nos. 387, 388 and 389 
Copies of Reports, Nus. 390 and 395 ~—- 
Copy of Report, No. 396 - - - 
Copy of Report, No.397 - -~ = 
Copies of Reports, Nos. 398 and 399 - 
Copies of Reports, Nos. 400 and 401 - 


Copies of Reports, Nos. 403 and 404 - 


Copies of Reports, Nes. 402 and 405 to 432 - 


Copies of Reports, Nos. 433, 434, 435 and 436 


Copies of Reports, Nos. 437 to 439 
Copies of Reports, Nos. 440 to 443 


Copies of Reports, Nos. 444 and 445 


Copy of Report, No. 446; . &gt; 


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ACCOUN’ INTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered. | Presented. 


TRADE REPORTS ( Miscellaneous Series) :— 


1013. Copies of Reports from Her Majesty’s Diplomatic and Consular Officers Abroad " 
Subjects of General and Commercial Interest, Nos. 64 to 79 - - - 


1014. Copies of Reports, Nos. 80 and 81 - - - - - - 
1015. Copy of Report, No. 82 - 
1016, Copy of Report, No. 83 
1017. Copy of Report, No. 84 
1018. Copy of Report, No. 85 
1019. Copies of Reports, Nos. 86 
1020. Copy of Report, No. 88 

21. Copy of Report, No. 89 - 
1022, Copies of Reports, No. go, g1, and ¢ 
1023. Copy of Report, No. 93 - ° 
1024. Copies of Reports, Nos. 94 and 95 - 
1025. Copy of Report, No. 96 - 
1026. Copies of Reports, Nos. 97 and 98 
1027. Copy of Report, No. 99 - 
1028. Copy of Report, No. 100 
1029. Copy of Report, No. 102 - - - - 
1030. Copies of Reports, No. 101 and from 103 to 108 
1031. Copy of Report, No. tog - - - - 
1032. Copy of Report, No. 110 


TRADE STATISTICS (Germany); v. Accounts, No. 881. 


TRAINING COLLEGES ; v. Accounts, No. 332. 


TRAMWAY AND GAS AND WATER ORDERS :— 
1033. Copy of Report by the Board of Trade of their Proceedings in 1888 


TRAMWAYS ABANDONMENT :— 


1034. Copy of Report by the Board of Trade upon the Chatham and Brompton we 
Abandonment Bill; referred to Committee on the Bill, 119 - - - - - 


TRAMWAYS PROVISIONAL ORDERS (No. 1) BILL:— 
2035. Copy of Memorandum stating the Nature of the Proposals contained in the Bill; 
printed 207 - - - - © © ° - (Sess. Papers, x° 152.) 
———— ——_—— ——- --—- -- (No. 2) BILL :— 


1036. Copy of Memorandum stating the Nature of the eee” contained in the Bill; 
printed 221 - - = = ee (Sess. Papers, n° 163.) 


(No. 3) BILL:— 


1037. Copy of Memorandum stating the Nature of the Proposals contained in the Bill; } 
printed 221 - - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 164.) 


TRAMWAYS AND PUBLIC COMPANIES (Ireland) Act, 1883 :— 
1038. Return of Payments made by the Treasury under the Act, &amp;c., to present date - 


TRAMWAYS (Street and Road):— 


1039. Return of Street and Road Tramways, showing the Amount of Capital authorised, | 
Paid up, and Expended, &amp;c., down to goth June 1888; printed 443 - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 347.) J 

TREASURY CHEST :— 


1040. Account for 1886-87 ; printed 73 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 68.) 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 











TREATIES AND CORRESPONDENCE :— 


1041. 
1042. 


1043. 
1044. 


1045. 
1046. 


1047. 


1048. 
1049. 


1050. 


1051. 


1052. 


1053. 


1054. 


1055. 


1056. 


1057- 


1058. 


1050. 


1060. 


1061. 


1062. 


1063. 
1064. 
1065. 
1066. 


1067. 
1068. 
1069. 


Vou. 143.——Sess. 1888. 


Abyssinia (Mr. Portal’s Mission) : 
Copy of Correspondence relative thereto - - - - - - “ ‘ 
Copy of Correspondence relative thereto - - - - - . ‘ . 7 
Africa : 
Copy of further Correspondence relating to Zanzibar - * + -— &amp; w&amp; « 


Copy of Pa; ers relative to King Ja-Ja and the opening of West African 
British Trade - - - ° ~ ° ~ " m ‘ ‘ 4 a 


Copy of Convention between Her Majesty and the Republic of Liberia — - . - 


Copy of Notifications of Acquisitions of Territory on the Coasts of Africa, since the| 


Berlin Conference of 1885 - - - - - ° ° . . a -J 
Return showing Notifications addressed to the Signatory Powers, the Territories to) 
which those Notifications relate, &amp;c. - - - - - - - - -f 


Copy of Return of Import and Export Duties levied in the Niger Territories - - 


Copy «of Correspondence respecting Suppression of Slave Trade in East African) 
W aters - - - - - - - ° ° ° ° * -f 


Copy of Reports on the Slave Trade on East Coast of Africa = - - - - - 


Copy of Correspondence respecting the Expedition for the Relief of Emin | 
——— &lt;« + « = oe CRD el le lUm!ShlUhe Ul. Sh Se! 


Copies of Coriespondence respecting the reported Capture of Emin Pasha and Mr.) 


Stanley - - - - - - - - - © " “ . -f 
Copy of further Correspondence respecting Germany and Zauzibar  - - - 
Borneo: 
Copy of Papers relating to North Borneo - - - - - ° ° . 
Brazil: 
Copy of Agreement between the Governments of Great Britain and Brazil relative to) 
Merchant Seamen Veserters - - ° « “ “ = ‘ ‘ . -{ 


Carriage Taxes in European Countries : 


Copy of Return of all Local and Imperial Taxes imposed on Carriages in the 4 
European Countries - - - - . - ‘ e a . * “ 


Central Asia: 


Copy of further Correspondence respecting the Affairs of Central Asia - - - 
Copy of further Correspondence - - _ . e e ee e 
China: 


Copy of Report of a Journey in South Western China - e . ” " . 
Chinese Immigrants : 


Return giving Clauses in Agreement between China and the United Kingdom, —s 
to the Treatment of Immigrants - - + -_ 2+ « - ~ &gt;. -« 


Commercial Treaties (Great Britain and Foreign Countries): 


Return of the Treaties of Commerce in force between the United Kingdom and Foreign} 
Nations which preclude any preferential fiscal treatment of British Goods in the! 


Colonies, &amp;c. ~ n ‘ e f . m ae * ‘ 2 - -] 
Egypt : 
Copy of Correspondence respecting the proposed International Convention for securing | 
the Free Navigation of the Suez Canal - : - ° - « . a -J 
Copy of further Correspondence respecting the Affairs of Egypt tw ei _ 


Copy of further Correspondence respecting the Finances of Egypt 


Copy of Reports by Sir E. Baring on the Finances of Egypt - - . ‘ . 


Copy of Correspondence respecting the Settlement of the Claims of the ex-Khedive 
Ismail Pasha and his Family - ° ° ~ ~ ° - . = 


Copy of Report on the condition of the Agricultural Population in Egypt -  - - 
Copy of Correspondence respecting Affairs at Suakin - - - - - 


Copy of further Corespondence respecting Affairsat Suakin - - -~ - 


Markets to } 


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207 
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{ Quevn’s 

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by Address, 
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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—con/inued. 
TREATIES, CORRESPONDENCE, &amp;c.—continued. 
Extradition (Great Britair aad the United States) : 








1070. Copy of Treaty between Her Majesty and the United States for providing facilities) | 
for the Extradition of Fugitive Offenders - « - ° pt * -f | 
Foreign Museums ( Opening on Sunday): 
1071. Return of Hours of Opening, &amp;c., of National Museums in certain Foreign Countries - 


France: 
Copy of Agreement between British and French Governments respecting the New) 
Hebrides -J 
Copy of Declaration concerning the Islands to the leeward of Tahiti - 
—— (Price of Bread): 
Copy o! Reports on the Price of Bread in France 


107%. 


1073. = 

1074. . 
Greece: 

1075. Copy of Agreement between Governments of Great Britain and Greeve for regulating) 

the position of Joint Stock Companies. - 


Hayti: 











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1076. Copy of Correspondence respecting the Luiprisonment of Messrs. Coles and Cresswell | | Queen's 
by the Haitian Authorities - . - - - - - - - - -f | Command. 
(Imprisonment of Mr. Coles): 
1077. Return of Correspondence in connection with the Imprisonment of Mr. Coles, a British) | 4y Address, 
subject, in Hayti - - - - - - - - - - - - - 45 
Kalk Bay and Simon’s Bay Railway: | 
1078. Return of Correspondence between the Colonial Office and the Agent we for) by Address, 
Cape Colony relative thereto ; printed 220 - ~ (Sess. Papers, 157.) f 150 
Liquor Traffic in the North Sea: 
1079. Copy of Correspondence respecting the Liquor Traffie in the North Sea - ° “ ee 
Loyalty Islands ( Expulsion of Rev. John Jones) : 
1080. Copy of Correspondence relating to the expuision by the French of Rev. John Jones oy Adtran, 
from Maré » - ° - » . a ~ ad ”» - * -f | 434 | 
Navigation Treaties ( Treatment Clauses) : 
1081. Copy of farther Return of National Treatment Clauses in existing Treaties of Naviga-( | Queen's 
tion between Great Britain and Foreign Powers - - - - - . -) | Command. 
Niger River ( Customs Duties) : 
1082. Return showing cies and Amount of Customs Duties levied by the Royal Niger) | by Addrvss, 
Company on Merchandise - - - - - - ° - - rm -j 424 
Persia: 
1083. Copy of Agreements between British and Persian Governments for prolonging the) | Queen's 
Convention relative to Telegraphic Communication between Europe and India -) | Command. 
(Decree for Protection of Property): 
1084. Copy of Decree of the Shah relative thereto = - &gt; - - - - - ee 
* The ° » . . &gt; . i 4 
1084*. [ The Return to the above Address was presented by Command, as Persia (No. 2, 1888) | K Command. 
Protection of Industrial Property : | 
oo ae ee . 7 2 s a &gt; n e -~ |S Queen's 
1085. Copy of Correspondence relative thereto - Pomc 
Russia: r* 
: ? . - P : ? uee: 
1086. Copy of Despatch respecting Explorations in Siberia - - - - - - [clement 
Siam: | 
1087. Copy of Report of a Journey to the Laos State of Nan, Siam = - : - - - |£ Queen's 
\ Command. 
1088. Copy of Report of a Journey in the District of Chiengmai, Siam - - - - Fall 


Slave Trade : 
Copy ef Correspondenee relative to the Slave Trade, 1887 


1080. 
Suez Canal: 


1090, Copy of Returns of Shipping and Tonnage passing through the Canal in 


1885, 1886, | 
and 1887 -J 


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—— Purchase of Shares: 


Account of Sums received from the Khedive of Egypt, &amp;c. ; printed 299 - 
(Sess, Papers, N° 230.) 


1091. 


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51 &amp; 52 Vier} INDEX to ) the One Hunprep and Forty-tHir VoLuMeE. 











ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
TREATIES, CORRESPONDENCE, §c.—continued. 
Sugar Bounties (International Conference) : 


1092. Copy of Correspondence relative to the Confereuce on Sugar Bounties held in London | 


in 1887 - - - - - - - - - - : ~ - -J 
1093. Copy of Minutes of Proceedings and Papers laid before the Conference on ett 
Bounties’ - - - 7 - . - . - - - - - - 
1094. Copy of Minutes of Proceedings and Papers laid before the Conference of Second and} 
Third Sessions - - - - - - + - - - - - - 
1095- Return o! farther Correspondence relating thereto - - - - - - - 
Switzerland: 
1096. Copy of Correspondence respecting the Accession of Luxemburg to the Union for the) 
Protection of Literary Works - - - - - - - - - -J 
1097- Copy of Papers relating to the Accession of the Dutch East Indies to the International) | 
Union for the Protection of Industrial Property — - - - - - - -J 
Trade Marks: 
1098. Copy of Extracts from Treaties between Great Britain and Foreign Powers :elating to) 
Trade Marks - - “i e ‘ e am - « » m .) 
Treaties of Commerce and Navigation : 
1099. Copy of favoured Nation Clauses in Treaties between Great Britain and Foreign) 
Powers - - - - - . ‘ ‘ » ‘ " re “ : 
Turkey : 
1100. Copy of further Correspondence respecting the Affairs of Bulgaria, &amp;c. - . - 
1101. Copy of Statement showing the Surplus of Hospital Receipts at Constantinople and) 
Smyrna, 1881 to 1887; printed 313 - - 7 - (Sess. Papers, n° 238.)  § 
United States (Aliens and Foreign Companies) : 
1102, Copy of Reports respecting the Status of Aliens and Foreign Companies in the United) 
States - - - - - - - - - : - - ‘ ad 
1103. Copy of further Report thereon - - - - - - - « m ‘ 
1104. Copy of further Report thereon - - ~ . . - » - ‘ m 
United States: 
1105. Copy of further Correspondence relative to North American Fisheries, &amp;c. - - 
1106. Copy of Despatch from the Earlof Rosebery to Her Majesty’ s Minister at Wedhingion,) 
relating to the Extradition of Criminals - - - - -f | 
1107. Copy of Correspondence respecting the Demand of the United States Government) 
for the recall of Lord Sackville from Washington - « ° - - - « 
1108. Copy of further Correspondence - - - - = = = = = -« 


Venezuela: 


1109. Copy of Correspondence respecting the Cases of the ‘* Henrietta” and “ Josephine,” ) 
the “ L‘Envieuse,” and Mr. R. G. Chambers ~ - - ° ° - -j 


TRINIDAD ; v. Accounts, Nos, 187, 217. 


TUBERCULOSIS ; v. Accounts, Nos. 690, 691. 


TRUSTEE SAVINGS BANKS ; v. Accounts, Nos. 853, 854. 


TURKEY; v. Accounts, Nos. 1100, 1101. 
TurRKS ISLANDS; v. Accounts, No. 171. 


UDSTON COLLIERY EXPLOSION; v. Accounts, No. 419. 


ULTIMUS HZ&amp;RES (Scotland) LIST OF ESTATES :— 
1110. Return of Estates which fell to the Crown in 1887; printed 328 - - - -| 
: (Sess. Papers, n° 248.) J 
UNION WorKHOUSES (Ireland) ( Scale of Dietary) :— 
1111. Return of the Scale of Dietary in each Union Workhouse in Ireland ; printed 91 } 
(Sess. Papers, n° 83.) f 
UNIONS (Ireland) LIABILITIES AND ASSETS :— 


1112. Return showing Liabilities and Assets of Unions in Ireland ; 


printed 454 - - -) 
(Sess. Papers, n° 359.) J 


VoL. 143.— Sess. 1888. H 


|f Queen’s. 


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| Ordered, 
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328 





by Order | 
of last | 
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l 11 July. | 





Presented. 





450 


328 


306 





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166 


593 


76 


191 


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533 | 
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oO a ‘i &gt; eo 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS -—continued. Glin YT Cai 


UNITED STATES; v. Accounts, Nos. 793, 1102—1 108. — —— 





——. 


UNIVERSITIES OF OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE ACT, 1877: 
Cambridge : 


1113. Copy of Statuie under the Act; printed 153 (Sess. Papers, N° 113.) by Act. 
1114. Copy of Statute under the Act; printed 457 - (Sess. Papers, n° 375.) ee 
1115. Copy of Statute under the Act; printed 478 (Sess. Papers, N° 397.) by Act. 


Oxford : 
1116. Copy of Statute under the Act; printed 39 - (Sess. Papers, n® 22.) by Act. 


1117. Copy of Statute under the Act; printed 153 (Sess, Papers, n° 114.) by Act. 
1118. Copy of Statute under the Act; printed 159 (Sess. Papers, n° 121.) by Act. 
1119. Copy of Statutes under the Act; printed 217 (Sess. Papers, n° 156.) by Act. 
1120. Copy of Statut under the Act; printed 249 - (Sess. Papers, N° 234.) by Act. 
1121. Copy of Three Statutes under the Act; printed 457 (Sess. Papers, N° 340.) by Act. 


UNIVERSITIES, &amp;c. ( Scotland) ( Students), :— 


1122. Return showing for each University in Scotland, the Number of Students, Emoluments | : 
of Principals, Professors, &amp;e. ; printed 454 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 365.) ! 95 


UpprR BurMa ; v. Accounts, Nos. 326—328. 
VARIATION OF NUMBERS (Army); v. Accounts, No. 71. 


VENEZUELA; v. Accounts, No. 1109. 


VESSELS DETAINED; v. Accounts, No. 607. 


VESTRIES, PARISHES (England and Wales) :— 


1123. Return of the several Parishes in England and Wales, in which there are Vestries, &amp;c. ;} 
printed 450 - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 352.) J 


VicE ADMIRALTY COURTS ACT, 1863 (British Honduras) :— 


1124. Copy of Order in Council relative to Fees taken in the Vice Admira!ty Court of British) 
Honduras - - - - - ° « ~ “ m “ m | 


ViIcTORIA ; ». Accounts, No. 218. 


* VILLE DE Victoria” 8S S., AND H.M.S.“ SULTAN ” ; v. Accounts, No. 655. 
VIRGIN ISLANDS ; v. Accounts, No, 158. 

VOLUNTEERS; v. Accounts, Nos. 72, 73. 

VoTERS IN BoROUGHS (England and Wales) :— 


1125. Return showing the Number of Borough Voters in England and Wales in 1888, &amp;c. ;) by Address, 
printed 474 - - - - - - - ~ - (Sess. Papers, n° 395.) { 176 


VOTERS IN COUNTIES( England and Wales) :— 


1126. Return showing the Number of County Voters in England and Wales in 1888, &amp;c. ;) | by Address, 
printed 474 - - ° : - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 394.) J 175 


VoTES ON ACCOUNT; v. Accounts, Nos. 140—142. 


WAGES AND EFFECTS OF DECEASED SEAMEN :— 


1127. Account of the Sums received und paid in the year ended gist March 1887;) | Queen's 
printed 39 - ” . - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 16.) f | Command. 


WAGES OF SEAMEN; v. Accounts, No. 611. 
WAKEFIELD BisHopric ; v. Accounts, Nos. 108, 109. 
WAR DEPARTMENT; v. Accounts, No, 74. 


WARLIKE STORES; v Accounts, No. 7§. 











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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
WATER COLOURS ( Action of Light upon); v. Accounts, No. 355. 


WATER COMPANIES; v. Accounts, Nos. 621, 622. 


WATER ORDERS CONFIRMATION BILL :— 
1128. Copy of Memorandum stating the Nature of the Proposals contained in the Bill; | 
printed 207 - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 153.) J 
WATER ORDERS CONFIRMATION (No. 2) BILL :— 


112g. Copy of Memorandum stating the Nature of the Proposals contained in the Bill ;) 
printed 221 - - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n* 105.) J 


1130. Return showiug various particulars with respect to the Water Undertakings of certain) 


| 
WATER SUPPLY :— | 
sp.cified Boroughs ; printed 454 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, N° 367.) | | 


WEIGHTS AND MEASURES :— 
1131. Copy of Report by the Board of Trade, 1888 ; printed 438 (Sess, Papers, n° 3930.) | 


WELLINGTON COLLEGE :— 
1132. Copy of Report of the Governors for 1887 _ - - - - ° m . ‘ 


WeEST AFRICA ; v. Accounts, No. 219. 
WESTERN AUSTRALIA; v. Accounts, No. 189. 


West INDIAN REVENUE :— 


1133. Return relative thereto; printed 106 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° go.) 


West INDIES (Clergy); v. Accounts, No. 1§0. 
WHEAT AND BREAD :— | 
1134. Return of Comparative Statement of Price of Wheat, 1867 to 1887, &amp;e. ; printed 533) 
(Sess. Papers, n° 449.) J 
WINES (Alcoholic Strength) :— | 


1195. Retuin giving Strength of Wines Imported into this Country in 1883, 1885, and) 
1887; printed 354 - - - - - : - (Sess. Papers, n° 268.) § 


WINTER ASSIZES ACTS, 1876 AND 1877:— 
1136. Copies of Tweuty-one Orders in Council relating to the Winter Assizes of 1888 - ‘ 


1137. Copies of Nine Orders m Council under the Winter Assizes Acts - m . ‘ 


WINTER ASSIZES (lreland):— 

1138. Copies of Four Orders in Council directing the holding of Winter Assizes at certain) | 
Places in Ireland - a fe “ mn a " * w é o -{ 

1139. Ditto - - ditto - - ditto - - ditto - - ditto - - - 


Woops, FORESTS, AND LAND REVENUES :— 
1140. Abstract of Accounts of the Comniissioners, for 1887; printed 55 - - - o1 
(Sess. Papers, n° 53.) ' | 


1141. Sixty-sixth Report of the Commissioners ; printed 331 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 251.) 
WOOLWICH ARSENAL (Steel Manufacture); v. Accounts, No. 76. 
WoOLWICH AND ENFIELD FACTORIES; v. Accounts, No. 77. 
WoRKHOUSES (Ireland); v. Accounts, No. 1111. 
WORKSHOPS ; v. Accounts, No. 425. 
WRECK STATISTICS; v. Accounts, No. 612. 
YEOMANRY CAVALRY; v. Accounts, No. 78. 
ZANZIBAR; v. Accounts, Nos, 1043, 1053. 


ZULULAND; v. Accounts, Nos. 213, 214. 





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by Address, | 
263 «| 


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by Act. | 


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by Address 
of last 
Session, 


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468 | 


141 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


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203 


454 


434 


423 


533 


354 





| Presented. 





IN DEX to the One Hunprep and Forty-tuinp Votume. [ 188s. 


Accounts and Pareks: ——. Referred to the Consideration of a Committee 
—-—— Ordered, 46, of the whole House, 433. 


ae nee Ordered, and presented accordingly, 10, &amp;e. Order for printing Return discharged, 481. 


ee ee - Preses.ted, by Command, 6, ke. — Order of former Session for Return, dis. 
lode en charged, 413. 

ae ees peso. — Questions negatived, That there be laid before 

By Address of former Session, 238,/ this House, a Return relative to Criminal Law and Pro. 

i | cedure (Ireland) Act, 1887 (Cases tried), on Division, 54, 
By Address of last Session, 8, &amp;c. — Orders for Returns discharged, 166, 419, 
By Order, 202, &amp;e. | 430. 
By Order of last Session, 6, &amp;c. | ———— Order, That a Paper do lie upon the Table, 
By Act, 6, &amp;c. | discharged, and Paper withdrawn, 392. 


—— —- ———— — Pursuant to Standing Order 158a,| Appresses for ACCoUNTS and PaPERs: 
referred to Conmittee on Bill, 76, 89, 128. Subsequently Addressed fur, 47, &amp;c. 


referred to the Committee on the Bill, 78. a ieee Atal ten. Oto. 


——- Pursuant to the Report of a Select | 7h hte 
Commiiter, 347. | —---—-- —-— Order for Address discharged, and another 


' re Address instead thereof, 4:0. 
sie ees, Sone — o Resolution of the) __ Order for Address, and Orders, That the said 
House of the 4th | — 1%7Q, 127. Return do lie upon the Table; and be printed, dis. 
———&lt;— —-— Comiainuicated from the Lords, 332, &amp;e. charged, and another Address, instead thereof, 498. 


| 


——_———-- Laid upon the Table by Mr. Speaker, 532. —_—_—— Motion for a Paper; and it being Midnizht, 
' the Debate stood adjourned, 255. 





—————— Laid upon the Table by the Clerk, 8, &amp;c. 


— —— —— To be printed, 12, &amp;e. AccumucaTions; Bill to amend the Law relating to Accu- 
oe mulations; Ordered, 16. Presented, 20. Second Reading 
——__-———— Of last Session, to be printed, 49, &amp;c. deferred, 97. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 
— —- ——_ Information ordered to be added to Return, another Day appointd, 107. Second Reading deferred, 
48y. | 161, 192. Bill commilted, 279. _ Committee deferred, 
—_—_———— Relerred to the Committee of Supply, 61,| 298, 340. Order for Committee discharged ; Bill with- 
&amp;e. To a Committee of the who'e House, 517. To} @awn, 398. 
Select Committees, 305, Ke. Acron Rattway. Vide Latimer Roan. 








ADDRESSES: 
Or THANKS :— 

Motion for presenting wn Address of Thanks to Her Majesty for Her Most Gracious Speech at the openmg 
of the Session; Debate adjourned, 9. Resumed, and further adjourned, 12. Resumed; Aimendment pro- 
posed (Jrish Legislation); Debate adjourned, 31. Resumed and further adjourned, 40, 43, 45. Resumed; 
Amendment, on Division, not made; Main Question preposed; Debate adjourned, 47, 48. Resumed; 
another Amendment proposed (Jndian Finance), and withdrawn ; Main Question again proposed ; Debate 
further adjourned, 50, §1 Resumed; another Amendment proposed ( Distress (Highlands and Islands of 
Scotland); Question, That the Debate be now adjourned, Negatived ; Amendment, on Division, not made ; 
Main Question avain proposed ; Debate further adjourned, 53, 54. Resumed; another Amendment proposed 
(Agricultural Depression (Scotland), but, on Division, not made; Main Question put; Resolution for 
Address ; Committee appointed and nominated to draw up Address ; Three to be the Quorum ; to withdraw 
immediately ; Queen’s Speech referred, 55, 56, 57- Address reported; read a second time; Amendment 
proposed (Foreign Policy (Great Britain, France, and Italy), and withdrawn; further proceeding on 
Address deferred, 57, 58. Resumed; another Amendment proposed ( Arrears of Rents (Ireland), but, on 
Division, not made; Address agreed to, 60, 61. Queen’s Answer, 67. 

Order for resuming the adjourned Debate on the Queen’s Speech (Motion for Address), To have precedence 
this day of the Notices of Motions and Orders of the Day, and To-morrow of the other Orders of the Day, 
40, 53+ 
OF CONDOLENCE :— 


Deatu of the German Emperor; Mesolution, Nemine Contradicente, That an humble Address he presented 
to Her Majesty, to express the deep concern and sorrow of this House at the great loss which Her Majesty 
has sustained by the death of His Imperial Majesty Frederick William, German Emperor, King of Prussia, 
and to condole with Her Majesty cn this melancholy occasion, and to pray Ner Majesty that She will be 
graciously pleased to express to His Majesty, the present Emperor, the profound sympathy of this House 
with the Imperial and Royal Family, and with the Government, and People of Germany. To assure Her 
Majesty that this House will ever feel the warmest interest in whatever concerns Her Majesty’s domestic 
relations, und to declare the ardent wishes of this House for the happiness of Her Majesty, and of Her 
Family: To be presented by Privy Councillors, 293. Queen’s Answer, 313. 


———— Vide MESSAGEs. 


RELATIVE TO SPECIAL MATTERS :— 


Merropouitan Boarp or Works; Praying Her Majesty that She will be graciously pleased to appoint a 
Royal Commission to inquire into and report upon the working of the Metropolitan Board of Works, and 
into the irregularities which are alleged to have taken place in connection therewith, and to assure Her 

Majesty 








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DDRESSES— RELATIV 


———E a — —_———— — 





E TO SPECIAL MATTERS—continued, 


Majesty that this House will concur in empowering such Commission to take evidence on oath, to compel 
attendance of witnesses, to grant certificates of indemnity to witnesses in such cases as may be desirable and 


proper, and to call for all necessary records and documents, 46. 


Queen’s Answer, 67. 


—_ —— ——— To be presented by Privy Councillors, 46, 61, 293. 


QUESTIONS NEGATIVED :— 


For an Address relative to Educational Endowments (Scotland) Act, 1882 (Madras College), 93. 


For an Address 
For an Address 
For an Address 


For an Address 


sion, 4v3- 


relative to Educational Endowments (Scotland) Act, 1882 ( Bell Residue Bequest), 142. 
relative to Educational Endowments (Scotland) Act, 1882 ( Clarh’s Bequest, &amp;c.), 158. 
relative to Educational Endowments (Scotland) Act, 1882 (Cullen Trust), on Division, 387. 
relative to Educational Endowments (Scotland) Act, 1882 (Kirkcudbright Charities), on Divi- 


For an Address relative to Educational Endowments (Scotland) Act, 1882 (Hutton Trust), 404. 
For an Address ielative to Educational Endowments (Scotland) Act, 1882 (Burgh of Culross and County of 


Perth Endowments), 412. 


For an Address relative to Educational Endowments (Scotland) Act, 1882 (More Mortification), on Division, 


334. 
MoTIONS WITHDRAWN :— 


For «wn Address relative to Education (Scotland) (New Code) 1888, 168. Relative te Elementary Education 


(Scotland) Code of 1888, 189. 


AveLaipe Jumwee INtTernationaL Exarsirion, 1887 

(Royal Commission). Vide Accounts. 
ApsyouRNMENT Motions. Vide House. 
ApMINISTRATION of Cuarities (Jreland). Vide Cuaritits. 
ApDMiNISTRATIVE System of the Apmrra.tty. Vide Sup- 
py ( Amendments). 


Apmirattry. Vide SuppLy (Amendments). 


ApmrrALtry Buitpines. Vide Suppty. 


ApmrrRaLty Burtpines Extenston. Vide Accounts. 


Aomiratry Court Recistry (Ireland). Vide Suppty. 
Apmiratty Orrice. Vide Suppry (Navy). 


ApVERTISEMENT RatinG; Bill to amend the Law with re- 
spect to Ratinz Places used for Advertisements ; Ordered, 


17. Presented, 21. 
223, 229, 252, 274, 286, 246, 31%, 334, 345, 363, 373, 383. 
Arrica. Vide Accoun'rs. 


Vide Law. 


Acrarian Orrences (Provinces) (Ireland). 


Acents (Scotiaud). 
Vide 


COUNTS. | 
| 


Vide AccounTs. 
Vide Accounts. 


AGRARIAN Orrences ( Scotland). 
Aarartan Ourraces (Jreland). 


AGRICULTURAL ani Dairy Scuoots. Vide Accounrs. 


AcricuLturaL Department (Contagious Diseases, 


Animals). Vide Accounts. 
AgricuttruraL Department (Eruptive Diseases in Cows), 
Vide Accounts. 


AcricutturaL Epucation. Vide InpustRIAL. 


SS 


Second Reading deferred, 193, 206, | 


Ac- 


AGRICULTURAL Ho.pInGs ; Bill to amend the Law relating 
to Aericultural Holdings in England; Ordered, 16. | 


Presented, 20. 
297, 320, 322, 335» 353» 303, 383, 412. | 
AcricutturaL Lasourers Houipays (Scotland); Bill 
to entitle Agricultural Labourers in Scotland to certain 
Holidays in lieu of Fair Days and Fast Days; Ordered, | 
14. Presented, 18. Second Reading deferred, 164, 1775 | 
193, 206, 256, 275, 353- Order for Second Reading dis- | 
charged ; Bill withdrawn, 387. 


Acricu.ttruraL Sratistics (British and Foreign). 
AccounTs. 


Vor. 143.-——Sess. 1888. 


Vide | 


Second Reading deferred, 133, 143, 228, 


| 


AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS Britain; Ireland). 


Vide Accounts. 


(Great 


AGRICULTURAL Tenancies Ratine; Bill to divide Rates 


between Landlord and Tenant; Ordered, 31.  Pre- 
sented, 33. Second Reading deferred, 417. 
Aericutturan ‘Tenancy (Wales). Vide Ways AND 


M vans (Amendments). 

AGricutturaAL Tenant's IMPROVEMENT PROTECTION; 
Bill to amend “ The Agricultural Holdings (England) 
Act, 1883”; Ordered, 42. Presented, 42. Second 
Reading deferred, 303, 308, 317, 320, 327. 


AericutturaL Tenants (Jreland) Rexier; Bill for the 
Relief of Agricultural Tenants in Ireland ; Ordered, 1g. 
Presented, i8. 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, 
1406. 

Acricutture. Vide Accounts. Boarp of Terabe. 


AGRICULTURE (France). Vide Accounts. 


Arrprisz and Coatsripce Water; Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 34. 


Aire and Carper Navigation; Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 34. Bill brought from the Lords, 300. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 301. Report, That 
the Standing Orders not previously inquired into have 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 312. 
Bill cow mitted to a Select Committee ; to consist of Seven 
Members, Four to be nominated by the House, and Three 
by the Committee of Selection; all Petitions relating to 
the rating of the Navigation or other property of the 
Undertakers presented against the Bill within the time 
limited by the Standing Orders, referred to the Com- 
mittee, and Counsel ordered ; Power to send for persons, 
papers, and records; Three to be the Quorum ; Jnstruc- 
tion to the Committee to inquire, if they think fit, into 
the present mode of rating the Aire and Calder Naviga- 
tion Undertaking and Property to all poor rates and other 
local rates, and whether it may be necessary or expedient 
to modify or alter the Undertakers’ rights or privileges 
with respect thereto under any of their Local Acts or 
otherwise, and to make provision in the Bill for the same 

accordingly, 


H 3 





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— ~ 


Aire and Catper NaviGatTion— continued. 
accordingly, 330. Fotir Members nominated, 350. Leave | 
to Parties to print Minutes of Evidence from day to day, 
381. Report, Parties do not proceed, 392. 


on Peti- 
That the 
Re; OTT, 


ALABAMA GreEaT SovutueRN Raitway; Repo! 
tion for leave to deposit Petiuon for Bull, 
Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 6)). 
That the Standing Orders have not been complied with ; 
referred to the Select Committee ou Standing Orders, g8. 
Petition for Bill, referred to the Select Committee on 
Standing Orders, 101. Report, Thai the Standing Orders 
ought to be dispensed with, 111. Report read; Bill 
ordered, 111. Read, and referred to the Examiner-, 115. 
Report, That Standing Order 63 has been coniplied with ; 
Bill to be read a second time, 174. Committed, 136. 
Reported, 287. Standing Orders suspended, and Day 


appointed for consideration as amended, provided that | 


uinended prints shali have been previously deposited, 288. 
Bill considered, as amended; Standing Orders suspended ; 
aud Day appointed for Third Rea:diing, 292. Bill passed, 298. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 405. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 413. (Cited as Alabama Great Southern 
Railway Company’s Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 435. 


Apan’s, Str. Vide RocuEster. 


Aexanpra (Newport and South Wales) Docks and Rain- 
way ; Petition, and Bill ordere|, 22. Read, and referred 
to the Examiners, 35. Order referring Bill to the Ex- 
aminers, discharged ; Bill withd:awn, 192. 


Auiens. Vide Accounts. 


Auiens and Fore1aqn Companies (United States). Vide 


Accounts. 


ALKALI, Kc. Works Recutarion Act, 1881. Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 


to amen: 


AtuotmMents Act (1857) AMenvmenr; Bill 
Presented, 


**The Allotments Act, 1887;” Ordered, 32. 

33. Second Reading deferred, 8:1, 108, 140. 

Second Reading discharged ; anotiier Day appo:nted, 277. 
Second Reading deferred, 356, 368, 418. 

Attorments Acr (1887) Amenpment (No. 2); Bill to 
amend “The Allctments Act, 1887;° Ordered; 
sented, 298, Second Reading deferred, 336, 345, 383, 
391. Day appointed for Second Reading, 399. Second 
Reading deferred, 403, 422 


AMENDMENTS: 

—— PROPOSED TO QUESTIONS,—not made; to 
insert words, on Division, 46, 63, 71, &amp;c. To leave out 
words, 63, 71, Ke. —Made, That words proposed to 
be left out stand part, That words be added, 219. 

Made, to insert words, 62, 74, &amp;c. To ieave 
out words, and insert others, 74. Toadd words, in Main 
Question, as amended, 74. 


20. 


Withdrawn,—to add words, jo. To leave out 

To leave out words, and insert others, 
To add words, 64, 
To ada 


words, 71.- 
63, &amp;c. To leave out words, 63, &amp;c. 
&amp;e. To leave out words, and add others, 74. 
words in Main Question, as amended, 64, &amp;e. 


_— Proposed to Addresses of Thanks to Her 
Majesty,— Not made, on Division, 48, &amp;e. Withdrawn, 51. 


—— Proposeno TO Questions RELATIVE TO 


—_—_— 


Biius,—On Second Reading, made * Six Months,” on | 


Division, 69. _——— Not made,—on Third Reading to 
re-commit the Bill in respect of a new Clause, 116. 

Withdrawn ; on Third Reading,—To leave out 
words, and add others, 440. 
MENT ( Charges and Allegations) Biuu. 


Order for | 


pre- 


Vide Memsers of Paruia- | 


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88. 





- —_— a a 





On ConSIDERATION OF Binis, As AMENDRp 
—Made, 402. To insert words, 4o6. -Not made. 
to leave out words, 396. To insert words, 3096. On 
Division, gox. To leave out words, ani! insert others, 402 
lo leave out words or Clauses, 196, 406. On Division, 
302, &amp;e. To insert words, 196, &amp;e. On Division, 406 
lo leave out words, and insert others, 196. On 

Di . m. ° y « 
ivision, 406, &amp;c, -To leave out words, 440 
Withdrawn,—To insert words, 196, 396, 405 
a hl . — ? 
= To leave out words, and insert others 
rt 2 

lo leave out words, 439. 


439, &amp;e. 
302. 


AMENDMENTS PROPOSED TO AMENDMENTS 
To QuEsT10oNs,—Made,—Two insert words, 165. Not 
made,—To leave out words, 30. ——~®——To add words 
218. ; 


--—- 


AMENDMENTS PROPOSED TO AMENDMENTS 
PROPOSED TO BE MADE Tc BILLs, ON CONSIDERATION As 
AMENDED,—Made, 406. Not made, To insert words 
406. On Division, got. —o—- Witlidrawn —To leave 
out words, 406. To msert words, 406. 


——— To Lords’ Ameadmeuts to Bills (Public),— 
Made, 451, 452. —~®— Amendment to proposed Amend- 
ment, made, 451. 


— Vide Desates. 





Ancient Laws aud I[nsrirures of [xgLanp (Commission 
for Publication). Vide Accouxts. 


ANcIENT Monuments. Vide Accounts. 


Anne, Queen. Vide Queen, 


AppEAL. Vide Court of. 


Appeats in CrimixaL Cases (Jreland). Vide Housg 


(Adjournment Motions). 


Appeats (/reland). Vie County Court. 


Appropriation Act, 18%5. Vide Ways and Means (Bills 
of Supply). 
ArcHDEACONRY of Cor\ watt Bit. 


Arcuitrects’ Rectstration; Bill to arrange for the 
Qualification and Registration of Architects, Engineers, 
and Surveyors ; Orcered, 17. Presented, 21. Second 
Reading deferred, 147. Motion, That the Bill be now 
read a second time, Withdrawn; Bill withdrawn, 161. 


Vide CorNWALL. 


Army (Annua/); Resolution which, upon the gth day 
of this instant March, was reported from the Committee 
of Supply, and then agreed to by the tiouse, read, 105. 

Bill to provide, during Twelve Months, for the 
Discipline aud Rezulation of the Army; Ordered ; pre- 
sentei »ecording!y, 105. Committed, 108. Considered in 
Committee, and reported, without Amendment, 117. 
Passed, 122. Agreed to by the Lords, 16g ( Cited as Army 
(Annua/) Act, 1885) Royal Assent, 184. 


Army (Appropriation Account). Vide Accounts. 


Army (Buots). Vide Accounts. 


Army ( Clothing Department). Vide Accounts. 


Army (Colonies). Vide Accounts. 


Army (Courts Martial). Vide Accounts. 

Army EstimaTgEs; Select Committee to examine into the 
Army Estimates, and to report their Observations thereon 
to the House ; Ajpointed, 95. ‘To consist of Seventeen 


Members ; 





31 &amp; 52 Vicr.] INDEX tor 











Army Estimatres—coxtinued. 


Members; Nominated ; Power to send for persons, papers, | 


and records; Five to be the Qnorum, tot. Reports and 
Minutes of Evidence of Select Committee of last Session 
referred, 148. First Report, 159. Second, 267. Third, 
289. Fourth, 354. Fifth and Final Report, 375. 

Vide Accounts. 

Vide Navy. 


Army (Fever at Royal Barracks, Dublin). 
COUNTS. 








——_ 


Army ExPenpbitTurRG. 
Vide Ac- 


Army &lt; Vortifications). Vide Accounts. | 
Azmy (Land Forces). Vide SupPLy. 
Army (Leather). 


Army (Manufacture of 
COUNTS. 


Vide Accounts. 


Sword \Bayonets). 


Army (Medical Departments). Vide Accounts. 


Army (Military Prisons). Vide Accounts. 
Army (Militia). Vide Accounts. 

Army (Militia Intelligence Department). Vide Accounts. 
Army (Militia Training Establishments). Vide Accounts. 


Army (Ordnance Factories). Vide Accounts. 


Army (Organisation of the Royal Artillery). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 

Army (Uut-Pensions). Vide Suppiy. 

Army Pay, Attowances, &amp;c., LAnp Forces. Vide 


Suppiy. 


Army (Pay, Nou- Effective Pay and Allowances). Vide Ac- | 


OUNTS. 
hes my (Pensions of Soldiers and Pay and Pensions of Yeo- 
manry). Viie Accounts. 
Amy (Preliminary Return). Vide Accounts. 
Army (Provisions, Forage, Fuel, §c.) Vide Suppty. 
Army (Reeruiting). Vide Accounts. 
Army (Reserve). Vide Accounts. 


Army (Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst and Woolwich). 
Vide Accounts. 
Army (Special Pensions). Vide Accounts. 
Army (Transports and Remounts). Vide Accounts. 
Army (Variation of Numbers). Vide Accounts. 
Army (Volunteer Corps). Vide Accounts. 
Army (War Department ). 
Army ( Warlike Stores). 


Army (Yeomanry Cavalry). Vide Accounts. 


Suppnry. 
Vide Accounts. 


Vide Accounts. 


Army. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Army AND Navy Contracts. Vide Accounts. 
Army ano Navy (Guns). Vide Accounts. 


Arrears of Rent (Ireland). Vide Accounts. Lanp. 


Arunpet Port. Vide Accounts. 
Arrest or Mr. P. O’Brien. Vide Privinece. 


Arrests for DrunkennEss (Ireland). Vide Accounts. 


Art Department (Dublin), Vide Suppry. 


Artizans’ AND Laspourers’ Dwetuines Acts (Houses 
Reported). Vide Accounts. 


Vor. 143.——Sess. 1888. 


he Ont He 


| 
| 


Vide Ac- | 


TNDRED and Forry-rurrp Vui.uMeE. 


| ArRTIZANs’ and 


Lazourers’ Dwexiincs IMPROVEMENT 
Acts, 1875 to 1882 (Metropolitan Improvement Schemes). 
| Vide Accounts. 


Axnotmg, Isue or. Vice Ise. 


} 

Ascension Day; Order, That Committees shall not sit To- 
morrow, being Ascension Day, until Two of the clock, 
210. 


Asu Wepwnespay: Motion, That this House will meet To- 
morrow, at Two of the clock; and Question, on Division, 
resolved in the Affirmative, 40. 


Assam Company; Report, That the Bill should originate in 
the House of Lords, 1:1. Report, That the Standing 
Urders had heen certified to have been complied with, 34. 
Bill broucht from the Lords, 111. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners, 113. Report, That no Standing Orders 
not previously inquired into are applicable, 122. Bill 
committed, 130. Reported, without Amendment, 1§0. 
Davy appointed tor Tiird Reading, 168. Bill passed, 171. 
(Cited us Assam Company's Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 
187. 





ASSESSMENTS. Vide MuNnicIPAL. 


AssessMEnts (Scotland). Vide Ecciusiasrica.. 


Assizes Reiser; Bill to relieve the Courts of Assize from 
the Trial of Offenders committed to the Quarter Sessions ; 
Ordered ; presented, 95. Second Reading deferred, 11%, 
143, 151, 164, 180, 206, 243. 


Assuranc™s (Ireland). Vie Registration, 
Vide Private. 


GENERAL 


AsytuMs (Jre/and). 


ATTORNEY AND SOLICITOR 


Vide Accounts. 


( Emoluments). 


Aupitror GENERAL. Vide Suppty. 


Aucmentation of Benerices Act AMENDNENT; Bill to 
amend an Act for the Augmentation of certain Benefices, 
the Right of Presentation to which is vested in the Lord 
Chancellor; Brought from the Lords, 300. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 319. Second Reading deferred. 
335, 352, 373, 390. 410, 425, 440. Motion, That the 
Bill be now read a second time: Debate adjourned, 467. 
Further adjourned, 469, 474. 481, 490, 495, 496, 508, 
514. Order for resuming adjourned Debate discharged; 
Bill withdr wn, 524. 





aeons 


Accounts. 


| Austrauasia (Chinese Immigrants). Vide Accounts. 


Vide ImperRtau DEFENCE. 
| AUSTRALIAN Lanp Comeany. Vide New ZEALAND. 


| AvEracGe Price of Corn. Vide Corn. 
Vide Oxrorp. 


Ayr and District Tramways (Abandonment) ; Petition, 
and Bill ordered, 22. Read,and referred to the Examiners, 
35. Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied 
with; Bill to be read a second time, 65. Committed, 8o. 
Reported, 150. Considered, as amended, 168. Passed, 
174. Agreed to by the Lords,284. (Cited as Ayr and 
District Tramways (Abandonment) Act, 1888) Royal 
Assent, $25. 


| AusTRALIAN COLONIES. 


Ayvessury RaiLway. 


Ayr and District Tramways (Abandonment) Bit [ Repay- 
ment of Deposit}; Motion for the House to resolve itself 
into a Committee to consider of authorising the repay- 
ment of the Sum of Six hundred pounds, being the Sum 
deposited in respect of the application to Partiament for 
* The Ayr and District Tramways Act, 1884,’’ which, in 
pursuance of Section Twenty-eight of that Act is now 
forfeited or liable to be forfeited, together with any interest 


or 


H 4 





INDEX ¢@0 the One 


Ayr and District Tramways (Abandonment) Briu [Re- 
payment of Deposit |—continued. 

or dividends thereon ; Queen’s Recommendation signified 5 | 
Question agreed to, 115. Matter eonsidered in Com- 
mittee, 123. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Jn-| 
struction to the Committee on the Ayrand District ‘lram- 
ways (Abandonment) Bill, That they have power to make | 
Provision therein, pursuant to the said Resolution, 127. 


Ayr Districr of Burcus Writ. Vide ELections. 


Ayrsuire Raitway. Vide LANARKSHIRE. 


51 &amp; 52 Victoria. Parl. 2 Sess. 3. 1888. 
BaGGaLLayY, Mr. Vide Warren, Sir Cuartes. 
| 


Bait (Scotland); Bill to amend the Law of Bail in Scot- | 
land; Ordered; presented accordingly, g8. Second | 
Reading deferred, 117. Bill committed, 125. Committee | 
deferred, 139, 145, 151. Order for Committee discharged ; | 
Bill committed to the Standing Committee on Law, &amp;c., | 
154. Member added to the Committee in respect of the | 
said Bill, 202. Member discharged, and another added, | 
234. Bill repoited, 262. Consideration, as amended, | 
deferred, 273, 286, 296, 300, 308, 311, 315, 320, 327, 3345 
344, 348, 352, 355, 363, 368, 373, 378, 379, 383, 387, 
390, 402, 411, 417, 425. Bill considered, as amended ; 
passed, 4qo. Agreed to by the Lords, 455. 
Bail (Scotland) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 456. 


BaALuina and Kitzaua Rattway and Harsour; Petition, 
and Bill ordered, 22. Read, and referred to the Exa- 
miners, 35- Report, That Standing Order 62 has been | 
complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 230. Day 
appointed for Second Reading, 240. Second Reading 
deferred, 244. Delerred till after the other Private Busi- 
ness, and Provisional Orders, 261. Motion, That the Bill 
be now read a second time; Amendment proposed, “ Six 
Months”; Motion, That the Debate be now adjourned, 
withdrawn; Bill committed, 261. Reported; Preamble 
not proved, 306. Motion, That the Bill be re-commutted 
to the former Committee ; Debate adjourned, 364. Further 
adjourned till after the Provisional Order Bills, 369. 
Order for resuming adjourned Debate read ; Report from 
Committee read; Day resumed ; Question, That the Bill 
be re-committed to the former Committee; on Division 
negatived, 369. 





BALLYBUNION Raitway. Vide Listowet. 
Vide Cork. 


Vide Accounts. 


Banpvon Raitway. 
Bankino (Jreland). 


Bank of Encianp. Vide Accounts. | 





Bankruptcy. Vide Accounts. | 


Banxruprey Acts (Proceedings) Rutes. Vide Accounts. 


Bankruptcy Acts, 1869 and 1883 ( Costs of Administration 
of Estates, Per-centage of Estates Closed). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Bankruptcy and ARRANGEMENT PerTITIONs. 


COUNTS. 
Bankruptcy, Court of. Vide Accounts. 


Vide Ac- | 
| 
| 


Vide Ac- 


Bankruptcy Crimes and Fraups (Scotland). 
COUNTS. 


Bankruptcy (Discharge and Closure) Act. 
COUNTS, 


Vide Ac-| 


Bawxrovptrcy (Jreland); Bill to amend the Laws relating to 
Bankruptey and Bankruptcy Proceedings in Ireland ; | 
Ordered, 41. Presented, 42. Onder for Second Reading | 
discharzed ; another Day appointed, 115. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 157, 170, 174. Order for Second Reading 
discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 178. 

Vide Locat. 





Hunprep and Forry-ruirp VoLume.  [1ass. 








Ban KRUPTCY Law AMENDMENT; Bill to amend the Law 
relating to Bankruptcy ; Ordered ; presented accordingly 
475- Second Reading deferred, 483. aia 


Bann DrainaGE; Bill for the Improvement of the Drainace 
of Lands, and for the prevention of Inundations within 
the Catchment Area of Lough Neagh and the Lower Bann 
and for other purposes relating ‘thereto ; Ordered : pre- 
sented, 333. Examiners to examine the Bill with respect 
to compliance with the Standing Orders relative to Private 
Bills, 342. Second Reading deterred, 351,356. Report 
That the Standing Orders have been complied with, 360. 
Second Reading deferred, 363, 373, 3773 379. Motion 
Phat the Bill be now read a second time; Debate 
arising, Closure claimed (Mr. Lee), but Mr. Speaker with- 
holis his vssent; subsequently Question put, pursuant 
to Standing Order, Closure of Debate (Mr. Macartney ) ; 
and, on Division, resoived in the Affirmative; Bill com- 
mitted to a Select Committee of Seven Members ; Four to 
be nominated by the House, and Thee by the Committee 
of Selection ; and objection being taken to furtier pro- 
ceeding, the Debate stood adjourned, 383. Further ad- 
journed, 386, 390, 394, 397, 403, 408, 411, 415, 417, 422, 
426, 432, 445. Order for resuming adjourned Debate 
discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 473. ' 


BAR: 
( Cited as | ~ 


Petitions presented at the Bar,—By the Lord Mayor 
of the City of Dublin, 109. : 





| Barkxine Parisu Division; Report, That the Bill should 


originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the 
Standing Orders nad been certified to lave been complied 
with, 34. Bill brought from the Lords, 187. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 188. Report, That the Standing 
Orders not previously inquired into have been complied with; 
Bill to be read a second time, 198. Committed, 210. 
Reported, without Amendment, 276, Passed, 287. ( Cited 
as Barking Parish Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 325. 


BarNsLEY Rartway. Vide Huu 


BarnsTAaPLe Water; Petition, and Bill ordered, 22, Read, 


and referred to the Examiners, 35. Report, That Stand- 
ing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be read a 
second time, 48. Committed, 65. Reported, 110. Con- 
sidered, as amended, 126, Queen’s Consent signified ; 
Bill passed, 133. By the Lords, with Amendments, 231. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 239. ( Cited as Barnstaple 
{Vaterworks Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 325. 

Barrow Dratnace; Bill for the Improvement of the 
Drainage of Lands, and for the prevention of Inundations 
within the Catchment Area of the River Barrow, and for 
other purposes relating thereto ; Ordered; preseated, 333. 
Examiners to examine the Bill, with respect to cempliance 
with the Standing Orders relative to Private Bills, 342. 
Second Reading deferred, 351, 356. Report, That the 
Standing Orders have been complied with, 360. Second 
Reading deferred, 363, 373, 377, 379» 393, 337: 390, 394, 
397&gt; 493, 408, 411, 415, 417, 422, 426, 432, 445. Order 
for Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 473. 

Barry Dock and Raitways (Further Powers); Petition, 
and Bill ordered, 22. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 
35. Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied 
with ; Bill to be read a second time, 94. Committed, 113. 
Minutes of Evidence of former Sessions referred, 1go. Bill 
reported, 226. Considered, as amended, 269. Queen’s 
Consent signified; Bill passed, 283. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 419. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 429. 
(Cited as Barry Dock and Railways Act, 1858) Royal 
Assent, 435. 

Barry Dock and Raitways (Railway Extension) ; Vetition, 
and Bill ordered, 22. Read, and referred to the Exa- 
miners, 35. Report, That Standing Order 62 has been 
complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 94. Com- 
mitted, 105. Reported, 226 Considered, as amended, 
239. Passed, 247. 

Barry 








IN DEX ?¢o the Ont Hv 


NDRED and FortTy-THIRD VOLUME. 








51 &amp; 52 Vict. | 





— 


Barry Junction Rattway. Vide Caropirr. 


Batrersea Vestry (Parish Lands); Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 22. Read, 35. Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 49. Second Reading deferred, 82, 10y, 148, 
180, 105. 225, 261. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn, 305, 


Bawtry RaiLway. Vide RornerHam. 


Beer ADULTERATION ; Bill for better securing the Purity 
of Beer; Ordered, 32. Presented, 34. Order for Second 
Reading discharged ; another Day appointed, 94, 133, 
137. Second Reading ceferred, 177, 209, 286, 304, 320, 
339, 359, 378, 395, 415- 


Bevrast Franonise. Vide Municipa.. 


Be.trast GoveRNMENT;; Bill for the better Government of 
Belfast ; Ordered, 16. Presented, 20. 


RetrasT Steeet Tramways; Petition, and Bill ordered, 
g8. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 102. Report, 
That Standing Orders 62 and 63 have been complied with ; 
Bill to be read a second time, 114. Committed, 127. 
Reported, 227. Considered, as amended, 239. Passed, 
247. Agreed to by the Lords, 332. (Cited as Belfast 
Streei Tramways Act, 1888) Royal Asseut, 343. 


Beutrast Unicn. Vide Accounts. 


Bett Resipve Begurst. Vide EnucatrionaL Enpnow- 


MENTS. 
BeneEPICES. 


Vide Accounts. 


Vide AUGMENTATION. | 
ns 
Bertin CONFERENCE ( Africa.) 


Berux, Her Masesty’s AMBASSADOR ut. Vide Message, | 


Bewpuey Bripa@es. Vide DoppinGTREE. 


Bextey Hearn Raitway; Report, That the Bill should | 
originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 34. Bill brought from the Lords, 203. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 203. Report, That the Standing 
Orders not previously inquired into have been complied 
with; Bill to be read a second time, 2ig. Committed, 
240. Reported, 262. Considered, as amended, 288. 
Passed, with Amendments, 298. ‘To which the Lords 
agree, 314. (Cited as Bexley Heath Railway Act, 1888) 
Royal Assent, 325. 





Bextry Heatu Raituway (Abandouwment); Report, That 
the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 11. 
Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to 
have been compli:d with, 34. 


Britt CuamBer (Scotland.) Vide Court ot. | 
Birurneuay and Merueringuam (Light) Rattway (Aban-| 
doument); Petition, and Bill owdered, 22. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 35. Report, That Standing 
Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be read a 
second tine, 48. Committed, 65. Reported, 79. Con- 
sidered, as amended, gt. Passed, 8. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 187. (Cited as Billinghay and Metheringham 
(Light) Railway ( Abandonment) Act, 1888) Royal Assent. | 
187. 





BILLS : 
PUBLIC: 





Ordered, 13, &amp;c. On Division, and presented 
accordingly, 12y. Upon Resolution reported from Com- 
mittee of the whole House, 13, Xe. Upon Resolution 
reporte:l from: Committee of the whole House, and agreed 
2, Ke. 


Rea! (Outlawries), 4. —&lt;—-_——(Lords’ Bills), 113, 


10, 


_ 


&amp;e. 





VoL. 143. Sess. 1888. 











————— (Hyd 
Second Reading deferred, 50, &amp;c. 


rid), presented and read the first time, 241. 


Further proceeding on Second Reading deferred, 
101, &amp;e, 


Further proceedings on Second Reading stood 
adjourned at half-past Five o’clock, 97. 


——— Order for Second Reading discharged, and 
another Day appointed, 42, &amp;c. And Bills withdrawn, 
117, &amp;c. And Bill withdrawn, and another Bill ordered, 
instead thereof, 94. 








Order for Second Reading read; At half-past 
Five o’clock the further proceedings stood adjourned, 97. 
Second Reading put off for Six Months, 142, 161, &amp;c. 


Amendment proposed on Second Reading ; Amend” 
ment, “Six Months,” and Motion, That the Bill be now 
read a second time, withdrawn; Bill withdrawn, 


142. 








Order for resuming further proceedings on 
Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 131. 


Committed to a Select Committee, 31. Select 


Committee on Matters, 211. 


— Committed to a Committee of the whole House, 
&amp;e. 


- (Hybrid), Committed to the Select Committee of 
Seven Members; Four to be nominated by the House, 
and Three by the Committee of Selection, 383. Five 
Members ; Three to be nominated by the House, and Two 
by the Committee of Selection, 429, 453. 


116, 





Day appointed for Committee, 529, &amp;c. 
Committee deferred, to1, &amp;c. 


——— Order for Committee discharged, and another 
Day appointed, 104, &amp;c. And Bills committed to the 
Standing Committees, 154, &amp;c. 


—_—— 





Order for Committee discharged; and Bill with- 
drawn, 473- 

————- cunsidered in Committee, and reported, with 
Amendments, 107, 132, &amp;c. 


considered in Committee, and reported without 


Aiwendment, 117, &amp;e. 








considered in Cominittee ; Committee report Pro- 
gress, 100, &amp;c. On aun Amendment to a Clause, 410. 


re-committed in respect of a Clauses or Clauses, 
114, 437, 528. 

re-committed in respect of Amendments to a Clause 
or Clauses, 213, 407, 408. 


— Order, That « Committee on a Bill (Hybrid) do 
cousist of Five Members; Three to be nominated by the 
House, and ‘wo by the Committee of Selection, dis- 
charged ; Commitiee to consist of Seven Members; Four 
to be nominated by the House, und Three by the Com- 
mittee of Selection, 463. 





— —— Order for Committee discharged ; and Bill com- 
mitted to a Standing Committee, 132. 


—~~--— Order for Committee discharged ; Bill committed 
to a Stauding Committee, 286. 


Considered in Committee, and it being Midnight 
the Chairman left the Chair to make his Report to the 
House; Resolution, That this House will immediately 
again resolve itself into the Committee; Bill again con- 
sidered in Committee, and reported, 273. 


I 


—— Order 





BILLS—PU BLIC—continued. 


—— Order for consideration, as amended, read; 
Motion, That the Bill be re-committed, withdrawn, 197. 


Order for consideration, as amended, deferred, 


273, Kc. 





— as amended, considered, 487, &amp;c. 





considered, after Amendment, on Division, not 
made, 501. 


— Order for consideration read ; Bill re-committed in 
in respect of a new Clause ; considered in Committee, and 
reported, 114. 


considered, as amended, and objection being 
taken to further Proceeding, the further Proceedings stuod 
adjourned, 170. 


Third Reading deferred, 167, &amp;c. 
—— —— Bill passed, 490, &amp;c. 














— Bill passed on Amendment, withdrawn, and on 
Division, 440. 


~——— Lords’ Bill passed, with Amendments, 529, &amp;c. 
——-— Lords’ Bill passed, without Amendment, 343. 


— Lords’ Bill passed with unusual expedition, with- 
out Amendment, 445. 


— Ordered to be now read the.third time, and read 
the third time accordingly, 440. 








———— Order for Third Reading discharged; and Bili 
re-committed in respect of a New Clause ; considered in 
Committee, 437. 


— On Motion for Third Reading, Amendment pro- 
posed to re-commit a Bill in respect of a New Clause, but 
not made, 116, —&lt;—- Amendment proposed to re-commit 
the Bill in respect of three New Clauses, but, on Division, 
not made, 205. 





— Short Titles changed, on consideration, as amended, 





178. 
New Titles on Third Reading, 325, 441. 
Two Bills consolidated into one Bill, 336. 


Motions withdrawn,—That Bills be now read a 
second time, and Bills withdrawn, 161. 





— Questions negatived,—That Bills be now read a 


second time, on Division, 58, 78, &amp;c. 





INDEX. ¢o the One Hunvrep and Forty-rurrp VoLumMe. 





-— Commons’ Bixts agreed to by the Lords, without 
Amendment, i21. Returned, with Amendments, 208. 
To which this House agrees, 215. To one of which this 
House disagrees, 520. Committee appointed to draw up 
Reasons, 520. Reasons reported, and agreed to, 520. 
Lords do not insist on their Amendment, 533. 





Lorps’ Bins returned, with Amendments; to 
which the Lords agree, with a Consequential Amendment 
to the Bill, 455. ‘To which this House agrees, 455. 





' 
Lords’ Amendments to be now considered: con- | 
sidered, and agreed to, 450. 


— Lords’ Amendments to be considered forthwith, 
Censidered, and agreed to, 271. Special Entries, 





215. 


3'45 451, 452 512, 532- 


——-— Lords’ Bill returned, with Amendments, 396. To 
which the Lords agree, with Amendments, 419. To which | —— 














[1888, 
e000 S)}:3_(_(9SSS (50 eae ee Oe SSS: 


Amendments the Commons agree with Amendments, 436 
To which last-mentioned Amendments the Lords agree 
? 


446. 


————— Day appointed for consideration of Lords’ Amend- 
ments, 429, Kc. 


449, &amp;e. 





Consideration of Lords’ Amendments deferred, 








Lords’Amendments considered; several agreed to: 
several amended, and agreed to; several agreed to, with 
Special Entries, and a Consequential Amendment made to 
the Bill, 451. 


— Lords’ Amendments considered; further conside- 
ration deferred, 483. 





Passed several stages in one day; considered jn 
Committee, and reported without Amendment; Passed 
122, 125, 129, 289. Considered, as amended ; Passed, 
157. 

—— Committed; House goes into Committee imme- 
diately ; Bill considered in Committee and reported, with- 
out Amendment; Passed, 445. 





PRIVATE BILLS: 
Petitions, and Bills ordered, 22, &amp;c. 


. Petitions for Bills, referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders, 28, &amp;c. 





— Brought from the Lords ; read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 92, &amp;c. 





—- Report of Bills to originate in the House of Lords, 
Il. 


-— Report, That the Standing Orders have not been 
complied with, referred to the Select Committee on Stand- 
ing Orders, 22. Petition for Bill referred to the said 
Committee, 28. Order, referring Report to the Examiners, 
discharged, 62. Order, referring the Petition to the Select 
Committee on Standing Orders, discharged ; Petition with- 
drawn, 65. 











Read, 35, &amp;c.; and referred to the Examiners, 

35&gt; Ke. 

Order, referring Bills to the Examiners, discharged, 
424; and Bills withdrawn, g1, &amp;c. 








—— Order, referring Report from Examiners to Select 
Committee on Standing Orders, discharged; Bill with- 
drawn, 254. 


—— Reports from Standing Orders Committee, read ; 
and Bills to be read a second time, 122. 








—- To be read a second time, after Report from 
Examiners, That Standing Order 62 has been complied 
with, 48, 69, &amp;c. 


——-—— Second Reading deferred, 69, &amp;c. 
———— Days appointed for Second Reading, 49, &amp;c. 


Second Reading put off for Six Menths, on Divi- 
sion, 69; Three Months, 321. 





Order, That the Bill be read a second time, dis- 
charged, and Bill withdrawn, 141. 


—  —- Order for Second Reading, discharged ; Bill with- 


wr? 
drawn, 305, 424. 





Second Reading deferred till after the other Private 
Business and Provisional Orders, 261. Till after the Pro- 
visional Order Bills, 321. 





Committed, 49, &amp;c. 
Orders, 





wWwtbaa 





51 &amp; 52 Vicr.] LNDEX to the One Hunprep and Forty-rutrp Vouume. 





BILLS—PRIVATE—continued. 

——- Orders, That Bills be committed, discharged; 
Bills referred, or committed to Select Committees of Nine 
Members, Five to be nominated by the House, and Four 
by the Committee of Selection ; Power to send for persons, 
papers, and records; Five to be the Quorum, 73.—— 
Of Seven Members, Four to be nominated by the House, 
and Three by the Committee of Selection; Power to send 
for persons, papers, and records ; Three to be the Quorum, 
225. 

— — Special Reports from Committees, 141. 

Reported, with Amendments, 80. 











—-—— Reported ; parties do not proceed, 98, 217, &amp;c. 

—-—-—— Reported, pursuant to Resolutions ; Proof adduced 
of certain matters, 276. Additional provision inserted, 
119, 210, &amp;c,——«——- Clause struck out, 347. Name of 
Company struck out of Clause, 399. Clauses 
struck out, and provision inserted, 128. Powers struck 


out, 160. Committee satisfied that conditions have been 
complied with, 385. 
——-—— Reported, pursuant to Instruction; Provision 


made, 150, 160, &amp;c. ——-_— Matters proved before the 
Committee, 150. Release of Deposits authorised, 250. 


Considered, as amended, gi, 123, &amp;c. 








———— Day appointed for consideration, as amended, 
127. 

— Days appointed for Third Reading, 105, 162, &amp;c. 

Motion for Third Reading superseded by sub- 

stantive Amendment, 166. 

Motion, That a Bill be re-committed to the 

former Committee; Debate adjourned, 364. Resumed ; 

Question, on Division, negatived, 369. 

Passed, 98, &amp;c. 

New Titles to Bills, on Third Reading, 148, 190, 

213, 238, 439- 





—_—— 








—_—_— 





Commons’ Bits agreed to by the Lords, with- 
out Amendment, 186. With an Amendment or Amend- 
ments, 196. To which this House agrees, 200, &amp;c. To 
which this House agrees, with an Amendment, 441, 505. 
To which last-mentioned Amendment the Lords agree, 
446. 

Lorps’ Bitus returned, with an Amendment or 
Amendments, 198. To which the Lords agree, 200. 
To which the Lords agree, with Amendments, 365. To 
which last-mentioned Amendments this House agrees, 


374- 





— Standing Orders suspended, and Lords’ Amend- 
ments to be now considered ; considered, and agreed to, 441. 


Report of List of Private Bills which it had been 
determined should originate in the House of Lords, 11. 


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 to have been complied 
with in certain cases, 34, 52. 

- 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, 34. 
Standing Orders 39 and 129 suspended, and the 
time for depositing Petitions against Private Bills, or 
against any Bill to confirm any Provisional Order, or Pro- 
visional Certificate, and for depositing duplicates of any 
Documents relating toany Bill to confirm any Provisional | 
Order, or Provisional Certificate, be extended to Thursday 
the 31t day of May next, 127. 


—— 














_— 





(Group B.); Report of adjournment of Committee 
for the convenience of parties, 113. 


~~. 


Vou. 143.-——Sess. 1888. 











— (Group C.); Rencrt of adjournment of Committee 
for the convenience ot parties, 175. Report of absence of 
Chairman on account of illness, 180. 


(Group D.); Report, That the Chairman had 
been directed to move the House, That Witnesses be 
ordered to attend ; ordered to attend accordingly, 207. 


(Group E.); Report, That the Chairman had 
been directed to move the House, That Witnesses be 
ordered to attend; ordered to attend accordingly, 305, 


3°6, 323, 357- 








PROVISIONAL ORDER BILLS: 


Ordered, presented 
referred to the Examiners, 123. 








accordingly ; Read, and 


Report, That no Standing Orders are applicable, 
and Day appointed for Second Reading, 155, &amp;c. That 
the Standing Orders have been complied with, and Days 
appointed for Second Reading, 185, &amp;c. 





— Second Reading of a Private Bill deferred till after 
the Provisional Order Bills, 321. 


Committed, 159, &amp;c. 








Re-committed, so far as relates to a particular 
Order to a Select Committee of Nine Members, Five to be 
nominated by the House, and Four by the Committee of 
Selection, 339. 





— Reported, without Amendment (Provisional Ordeis 
confirmed); to be read the third time, 199, &amp;c. Days 
appointed for Third Reading, 217, &amp;c. 








Reported (Provisional Orders confirmed); Days 
appointed for consideration, as amended, 217. 





Reported, pursuant to Instruction ; Provision made, 
Provisional Orders confirmed, and Day appointed for 
consideration as amended, 289. 








Reported; one Provisional Order not confirmed ; 
remaining Provisional Orders confirmed, 322. 


-—_—— Titles amended in Committee, 217. 





—— Lorps Bit returned, with Amendments, 416. 
To which the Lords disagree, and assign a Reason, 436. 
Day appointed for considering Reason, 443. Lords 
Reason considered ; House doth not insist on its Amend- 
ments to which the Lords have disagreed, 449. 


——_—— RAILWAYS: 


———— (Group 1); Report of adjournment of Committee 
(no business for consideration), g§. 





— (Group 2); Report of adjournment of Committee 
for the convenience of parties, 194. Report, That the 
Chairman had been directed to move the House, That 
Witnesses be ordered to attend ; ordered to attend accord- 
ingly, 202. 

(Group 3); Report, That the Chairman had been 
directed to move the House, That Witnesses be ordered to 
attend; ordered to attend accordingly, 113. 











— (Group 4); Report of adjournment of Committee 
(no business for consideration), 98. 


(Group §); Report of absence of Member (no 
reason given), 181. Onaccount of illness, 181. Reports 
of adjournment for the convenience of parties, 212, 217. 


(Group 8); Reports of adjournment of Committee 
for the convenience of parties, 210, 341. Report, That 
the Chairman had been directed to move the House, That 
Witnesses be ordered to attend; ordered to attend ac- 
cordingly, 392. 

- Vide AMENDMENTS. 








CLAUSES. 








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INDEX to the One Hunprep 


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Bitts of Excuance Recistration; Bill to provide 
for the Registration of Dishonoured Bills of Ex- 
change and Promissory Notes, and to allow Summary 
Judgment thereon ; Ordered, 14. Presented,19. Second 
Reading deferred, 211, 229, 282, 297, 305. 


BirRKENHEAD Susway. Vide LiveRPOOL. 


BrrmincGHam and Hentey-in-Arpen Raitway; Reports 
That the Standing Orders have not been complied with; 
referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 22. 
Petition fur Bill referred to the said Committee, 28. 
Report, That the Stauding Orders ought to be dispensed 
with, 148. Report read ; Bill ordered, 149. Read, and | 
referred to the Examiners, 152. Report. That Standing 
Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be read a 
second time, 215. Committed, 234. Instrnction, 258. 
Bill reported, 276. Considered, as amended ; Standing 
Order suspended, and Day appointed for Third Reading, 
291. Bill passed, 298. Agreed to by the Lords, 435. 
(Cited as Birmingham and Henley-in-Arden Railway 
Act, 1888.) Royal Assent, 435. 


BirmincuaM and Hen ey-in-Arven Rattway Bru (Ap- 
plication of Forfeited Deposits) ; Motion tor the House to 
resolve itself intoa Committee to consider of authorising that 
the sums of One thousand and thirty-five pounds New Three 
Puonds per Centum Annuities, and Two hundred and 
eighty-two pounds cash, deposited as security for the com- 
pletion of the Railway authorised by “ The Henley-in- 
Arden and Great Western Junction Railway Act, 1873,” 
and “The Henley-in-Arden and Great Western Junction 
Railway (Revival of Powers) Act, 1884,” shall be dealt 
with and applied as if the same had been deposited in 
accordance with Standing Order No. 57, in respect to the 
application to Parliament for the Birmingham and Heuley- 
in Arden Railway Bill now pending in this ‘House ; 
Queen’s Recommendation signified ; Question agreed to, 
248. Matter considered in Committee, 253. Resolution 
reported, and agreed to; Instruction to the Committee on 
the Birmipgham and Heuley-in-Arden Railway Bill, That 
they have Power to make Provision in the Bull, pursuant 
the said Resolution, 258. 


BirMiINGHAM and Humser Navigation; Report, That 
the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 11. 


BrrMINGHAM ProvisioNAL Orper. Vide ELEMENTARY. 


Birtus, Deatus, and Marriaces, anc VACCINATION 


(Seotland). Vide Accounts. 


Bintus, Deatus, and Marriaces (England, Scotland). 
Vide Accounts. 





Bisuoprics. Vide RocweEster. 


Bisuoprics Act ( Wakefield). 


Bisnop’s AuTnority REGULATION ; Bill to regulate Pro-| 
ceedings under “ The Church Discipline Act, 1840,” and | 
“The Public Worship Regulation Act, 1874,” and to 
amend the same ; Ordered ; presented accordingly, 299. | 


SUFFRAGANS, 


Vide Accounts. | 


Biacxsurn Corporation Tramways; Report, That the 
Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, 
That the Standing Orders have not been complied with; | 
referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 22. 
Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified not 
to have been complied with, 35. Report, That the Stand- 
ing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 6g. Bill brought 
from the Lords, 115. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 
116. Report, That the Standing Orders not previously 
inquired into have been complied with; Bill to be read a 
second time, 122. Committed, 130. Reported, 160. 
Considered, as amended, 183. Passed, with Amendments, 
190. To which the Lords agree, 200. (Cited as Black- 
burn Corporation Tramways Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 
232. 





| Boxmoor TRAMWAYS. 


= = ———————————————_____________ —&lt;—— 


BuacKwALu Rattway. Vide Lonpon. 


Biackwatt Tunnevt. Vide THAMEs. 


Buunt v. Byrne (Judge’s Charge). Vide Accounts, 


Boarp of Acricutture ; Bill for establishing a Board of 
Agriculture for Great Britain ; Ordered ; presented accord. 
ingly, 455. Order for Second Reading discharged ; Bil] 
withdrawn, 480. 


Boarp of Supervision and Pusiic Heartu, &amp;e. (Scop. 
land). Vide Suppty. ; 


Boarp of Trape. Vide Fisuery. Suppry. 


Boarp of Trustees of MANUFACTURES (Scotland). Vide 
SUPPLY. 


Boarp of Trave (Working of Railways); Motion, That in 
the opinion of this House, it is desirable tu deal more 
effectually with preventible causes of Accidents to Railway 
servants and the public, and to reduce the excessive hours 
of labour among several classes of Railway servants, &amp;c.; 
Withdrawn, 208, 


Boarp of Works. Vide Merropouitan. 


Boarps of GuarpiANs (Ireland) Depts. Vide Accounts, 
Vide Accounts. 
Vide Sream. 


Borovueu Funps; Bill to amend an Act of the Thirty-fifth 
and Thirty-sixth years of Her Majesty’s Reign, chapter 
Ninety-one, intituled, “An Act to authorise the Applica- 
tion of Funds of Municipal Corporations and other Govern- 
ing Bodies in certain Cases”; Ordered, 31. Presented, 
33- Second Reading deferred, 75, 117, 147, 189, 211, 
304. 


Boroucu Funps (ireland); Bill to amend and extend to 
Ireland the Munieipal Corporations (Borough Funds) 
Act; Ordered, 41. Presented, 42. Second Reading 
deferred, 132, 154, 165, 177, 193, 228, 252, 322, 341. 


Boroucu Funps (Jreland) Act, 1888. Vide Municrpat. 


Boroueus of EnGLanp (Classified Statement.) Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


BorLer Expositions. 


BolLers. 


BounpariEs Commission. Vide GLascow 


BounpariEs (Dublin). Vide Municipa.. 


Bounties, &amp;c., on Surpping. Vide Accounts. 


Vide CuaTHAM. 


Boycotrina (Ireland). Vide Accounts. 


Braziu. Vide Accounts. 


Breacu of Promise of MarriaGe; Bill to abolish Actions 
for Breach of Promise of Marriage ; Ordered; presented 
accordingly,46. Second Reading deferred, 75, 147, 244, 
320, 339, 359, 378. 

Brecon and Merturr Raitway; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 23. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 35. 
Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied with; 
Bill to be read a second time, 62. Committed, 73. 
Reported, 150. Considered, as amended, 166. Passed, 
171. By the Lords, with Amendments, 231. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 239. (Cited as Brecon and 
Merthyr Railway Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 325. 


Brecon Raitway. Vide LLANGAMMARCH. 


Brewers’ Licences. Vide Accounts. 


Brisery (Public Bodies) Prevention; Bill for the more 
effectual Prevention and Punishment of Bribery and 
Corruption of and by Members, Officers, or Servants of 
Corporations, Councils, Boards, Commissions, or other 
Public Bodies; Ordered; presented, 374. Order for 
Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 384. 

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BriocE, Mr. (Metropolitan Police Magistrate.) Vide 


Houss (Adjournment Motions). 


Baipaes (Scotland). Vide Roaps. 
BarpGeTon Cross Extension. Vide Nortu Britisu. 


BripGEWATER Raitway; Report, That the Bill should 
‘originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 34- Bill brought from the Lords, 255. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 255. Report, That the Stand- 
ing Orders not previously inquired into have been complied 
with; Bill to be read a second time, 312. Committed, 
330. Reported, without Amendment, 364. Considered, 
18. Passed, 434. (Cited as Bridgewater Railway Act, 
1888) Royal Assent, 447. 


Bripuine Raitway. Vide ScaRBOROUGH. 
BrRIDLINGTON Piers and Harsour. Vide Accounts. 


Bricuton Marine Patace and Pier; Report, That the 
Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had not been complied with ; 
referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 22. 
Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified not to 
have been complied with, 35. Report, That the Standing 
Orders ought to be dispensed with, 69. Bill brought from 
the Lords; Read, and referred to the Examiners, 314. 
Report, That the Standing Orders not previously inquired 
into have been complied with; Bill to be read a second 
time, 330. Committed, 349. Reported, 385. Considered, 
as amended, 409. Queen’s Consent signified ; Bill passed, 
with Amendments, 418. To which the Lords agree, 435. 
( Cited as Brighton Marine Palace and Pier Act, 1888) 
Royal Assent, 435. 


BricguTon Raitway. Vide Lonpon. 


Bristot Borouau (Western Division) Writ. Vide Exec- 
TIONS. 


Bristot Port Extension Raitways; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 23. Read, 35. Committed, 49. Instruction, 
288. Reported, 2yo. Standing Orders suspended; Bill 
to be now taken into consideration, provided amended 
Prints shall have been previously deposited; Bill con- 
sidered ; Standing Order suspended, and Day appointed 
for Third Reading, 292. Bill passed, 298. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 424. (Cited as Bristol Port Extension 
Railways) (Cancellation of Bond) Act, 1888) Royal 
Assent, 435- 


Bristo. Port Extension Rattways (Cancellation of 
Bond); Motion for the House to resolve itself into a 
Committee to consider of authorising the release of the 
Sum of Seventy-seven thousand and twelve pounds three 
shillings, the amount of the Bond, dated egth July 1864, 
entered into by the Bristol Port Extension Railway Com- 
pany and Charles Waring (since deceased) and Henry 
Waring, under the provisions of Section 48 of ‘ The 
Bristol Port Extension Railways Act, 1864”; Queen’s 
Recommendation signified ; Question agreed tv, 279. 
Matter considered in Committee, 284. Resolution re- 
orted, and agreed to; Instruction to the Committee on the 
Bill, That they have Power to make provision therein pur- 
suant to the said Resolution, 288. 


Bristot Port Raruway AND Pier; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 23. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 35. 
Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied with ; 
Bill to be read a second time, 79. Committed, gi. Re- 
ported, 226. Considered, as amended, 239. Queen’s 
Consent signified ; Bill passed, 247. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 386. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 391. 
( Cited as Bristol Port Railway and Pier Act, 1888) Royal 


Assent, 435- 


Bristot Water; Petition, and Bill ordered, 23. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 35. Report, ;That Standing 


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Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be read a 
second time, 69. Day appointed for Second Reading, 80. 
Motion, That the Bill be now read a second time ; Amend- 
ment proposed, “ Six Months,” but, on Division, not made; 
Bill committed, 82. Report on Petitions for dispensing 
with Standing Order 129, That the Stauding Order 
ought to be dispensed with, 94. Minutes of Evidence of 
former Sessions, referred, 94. Bill reported, 181. Con- 
sidered, as amended, 191. Passed, 201. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 388. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
399- (Cited as Bristol Waterworks Act, 1888) Royal 
Assent, 435. 


Britisn ANp [risu Inpustry; Bill for the Defence of 
British and Irish Industry; Ordered, 33. Presented, 34. 
Second Reading deferred, 308, 438, 460,472, 488. Order 
for Second Reading discharged ; another Day appointed, 
506. 

British Becuuanatann. Vide Accounts. 

British Depgenpencies (Liquor Traffic). Vide Liquor. 


Britisuo [INpia. Vide MarRiaGe. 


British Mgercuant Suips. Vide Mercuanr. 


British Museum and Narurat History Museum 
Burtpines. Vide Suppty. 


British Museum; Petition for Aid ; Queen’s Recommenda- 
tion signified ; to lie upon the Table, 62. 


British Museum (Income and Expenditure). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


British Museum (Number of Visitors, &amp;c.). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Britisu New Guinea. Vide Accounts. 


Bririsn Serrtements Act (British New Guinea). Vide 
Accounts. 


Brixton Park; Petition, and Bill ordered, 23. Read, 35. 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 49. Second Reading 
deferred, 69, 82. Bill committed,g4. Motion, That it 
be an Instruction to the Committee on the Brixton Park 
Bill, That they do provide that the purchase of the Park 
be not made until the opinion of the ratepayers of 
Lambeth has been taken on the desirability of such 
purchase, and that they do take evidence as to the price 
demanded, the maintenance of houses on any part of the 
site, and other matters affecting the property as a place of 
recreation, and do report thereon to the House; Amend- 
ment proposed to leave out from the second word “ pur- 
chase,” to the end of the Question, and made: Order, 
That it be an Instruction to the Committee on the Brixton 
Park Bill, That they do provide that the purchase of the 
Park be not made until the opinion of the ratepayers of 
Lambeth has been taken on the desirability of such pur- 
chase, 105. Reported,287. Day appointed for considera- 
tion, as amended, 30g. Consideration, as amended, de- 
ferred, 312. Till after the Provisional Orders Bills, 323. 
Bill considered, as amended, 323. Passed, 330. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 414. Lords’ Ameadments agreed 
to, 423. (Cited as Raleigh Park (Brixton) Act, 1888) 
Royal Assent, 435. 

BroapMoor Crrminat Lunatic AsyLum (England). Vide 
SuPpLy. 


Brompton Tramway. Vide CHaTHAM, 
Broom Raitway. Vide Worcester. 


Brymso Water; Petition, and Bill ordered, 23. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 35. Report, That Stand- 
ing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be read a 
second time, 48. Committed 65. Reported, 122. Con- 
sidered, as amended, 130. Queen’s Consent signified ; 
Bill passed, 136. By the Lords, with Amendments, 203. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 215. (Cited as Brymbo 
Water Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 232. 

Bupe 


I 3 





Bupe Ratuway. Vide Hotsworrtnuy. 


Buenos Ayres anp Exsenapa Port Rattway; Report,| Camperwe.t TRAMWAYS. 


That the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 11. 
Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to have 
been complied with, 34. Bill brought from the Lords, 112. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 113. Report, That 
the Standing Orders not previously inquired into have 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 122. 
Committed, 130. Reported, 175. Considered, as amended, 
198. Passed, with Amendments, 207. To which the 
Lords agree, 222. (Cited as Buenos Ayres and Ensenada 
Port Railway Companies Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 
232. 
Buixpines. 
BuILpiNnGs IN STREETS. 


Buitpines (Metropolis); Bill to restrict the Height of 
Buildings in the Metropolis; Ordered ; presented, 317. 
Second Reading deferred, 335, 339, 3/2, 363, 373, 387, 
408, 438, 460, 474. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn, 481. 

BuivpinG Societies. 

BuitpinG Societies Acr (1874) AMENDMENT; Bill to 
amend “ The Building Societies Act, 1874”; Ordered, 15. 


Vide SANITARY 
Vide PuBiic HEALTH. 


Vide AccounNTs. 


Presented, 20. Second Reading deferred, 147, 161. 
Order for Second Reading discharged; another Day 


appointed, 187. Second Reading deferred, 209, 256, 265, 
286, 308, 320, 335, 373, 387- 
Bunporan Rattway. Vide ENNISKILLEN. 


Burcu Porice and Hearrn (Scotland); Motion, That 
leave be given to bring in a Bill for regulating the Police 
and Sanitary Administration of Towns and Populous 
Places, and for facilitating the Union of Police and 
Municipal Administration in Burghs in Scotland; and 
Question, on Division, resolved in the Affirmative, 41. 
Bill presented, 42. Second Reading deferred, 80, 92, 108, 
117, 143- Bill committed to a Select Committee, 157. 
Committee to consist of Twenty-five Members; Nominated ; 
Power to send for persons, papers, and records ; Five to be 
the Quorum, 196. Member added, 271. Bill reported ; 
re-committed to a Committee of the whole House, 388, 
Committee deferred, 421, 432, 440. Order for Committee 
discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 473. 

Buriaus; House resolves to go into a Committee to consider 
of amending the Burial Law ; Matter considered in Com- 
mittee; Resolution tor Bill reported ; Bill ordered there- 
upon, 33. Vide infra. 


— Bill to amend the Burial Law; Ordered, 393. 
Presented 34. Order for Committee discharged ; another 
Day appointed, 112. Second Reading deferred, 208, 304, 
320, 335, 345, 368, 380, 398, 418. Order for Second 
Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 488. Vide supra. 


Vide Houss. 
Busingss of the House (Days occupied by Government and 


by Private Members) (Precedence of Government Business). 
Vide Accounts. 





Business of the House. 


Bute Docks. Vide Tarr VALE Raitway. 


Bute Docks, Carpirr; Petition, and Bill ordered, 23. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 35. Report, That 
Standing Order 62 has been complied with ; Bill to be read 
a second time, 129. Committed, 152. Reported, 218. 
Considered, as amended, 238. Queen’s Consent signified ; 
Bill passed, 247. By the Lords, with Amendments, 360. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 369. (Cited as Bute Docks 
Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 393. 


51 &amp; 52 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess. 3. 1888. 


CaLpE R Navigation. Vide Airg. 
CALEDONIAN CanAu. Vide AccounTs. 


CatuAm. Vide Reaina. 





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| 1888. 


CaMBERWELL (Dulwich Division) Writ. Vide Exxctions, 
Vide Lonpon. 


CamBringe, Duke of (Patent). Vide Accounts. 


CamBRipGeE University Writ. Vide ELEectiIons. 


Canau Devetopment; Bill to enable Local Authorities to 
acquire, regulate, and construct Canals; Ordered ; pre- 
sented, 414. Second Reading deferred, 450, 488. 


CaNaL Companies CuHarGes. Vide Raitway. 


CanaL Trarric. Vide RaiLtways. 


Vide Accounts. 
Vide Bure. 


Carpirr, Penarta, and Barry Junction Raitways; 
Petition, and Bill orderec, 23. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 36. Report, That Standing Order 62 has 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 122, 
Committed, 130. Reported, Parties do not proceed, 217, 


CapPpITAL SENTENCES. 
Carpirr Docks. 


Carpirr Trustee Savincs Bank  Ineuiry. Vide 
AccounNTs. 

CarriAGE or Fisn. Vide Ratpway CoMPANIEs. 

CarriAGeE Taxes in European Countries. Vide 
Accounts. 


CaTHeprRAL Cuurcues ; Bill to provide for making Statutes 
respecting Deans and Chapters and Cathedral Churches 
in England, and for other purposes relating thereto; 
Brought from the Lords, 196. 


Catrie (Places of Sale). 


Carre (Plewro-pneumonia). Vide SurpLy (Amendments). 


Vide Accounts. 


Centra Asia. Vide Accounts. 


Cuain Makers. Vide NalILers. 


Cuains, Cuain Cases, and Ancnuors. Vide Accounts. 


CHALLENGER, H.M.S. Vide Suppty. 


CuaMBER of Lonpon. Vide Accounts. 


Cuance.ttor, Lorpv Hicu; Her Majesty’s Most Gracious 
Speech delivered by bim to both Houses,—At the opening 
of the Session, 9. At the close of the Session, 533. 


CHANNEL TUNNEL. Vide Accounts. 


CHANNEL TUNNEL (Experimental Werks); Petition, and 
Bill ordered, 23. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 36. 
Standing Order No. 73 suspended, and leave to the Exa- 
miners to sit and proceed forthwith, 301. Report, That 
Standing Orders 62 and 63 have been complied with; Bill 
to be read a second time, 305. Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 315. Second Reading deferred till after the 
Provisional Order Bills, 321. Motion, That the Bill be 
now read a second time; Amendment proposed, “ Three 
Months,” and, on Division, made; Second Reading put 
off for Tnree Months, 321. 


Cuapens (Clonmacnoice); Bill to permit the Irish Board of 
Works to make over to Trustees any of the Ruined 
Chapels of Clonmacnoice; Ordered; presented accord- 
ingly, 418. Second Reading deferred, 426, 429, 433, 438, 
460, 471, 474, 476, 477, 479, 480, 481, 483, 485, 487, 
488, 491, 495, 497» 500, 505- 


Cuap.ain’s DepartTMENT (Army). Vide Suprty. 


CuarGes against Members of Par.tiament. Vide 
MEMBERS. 

Cuaraces on Lanp. Vide Lanp. 

CuaritaBLe Donations and Bequests (Ireland). Vide 


Accou NTs. 
CuaritTaB_e Trusts ( Rent Charges). Vide Accounts. 


Vide MortTMAIN. 


CHARITABLE UsEs. 


CHARITIES 























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Cuariti&amp;s (Jreland) ApministraTion; Bill to amend the| Cuincrorp and 


Law relating to the Administration of Charities in Ireland ; 
Ordered, 16. Presented, 20. Second Reading deferred, 


260. 


CuaritiEs (Restitution) ; Bill to faciliate the Recovery of 
Rent-Charges and other payments owing to Charities ; 
Ordered, 16. Presented,20. Order for Second Reading 
discharged; another Day appointed, 229. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 246, 252, 257, 265, 274, 282, 287, 308, 327, 
335» 353» 356, 378, 396, 416, 422, 426, 438, 468, 470. 
Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn, 
481. 


Cuarity Commission. Vide Suppty. 


Cuarity Commissi0n (England and Wales). Vide Suppuy. 


CuHarRTERED MeErcantTILe Bank of Inpb1a, Lonpon, and 
Cains. Vide Accounts. 


CuataaM and Brompton Tramways. (Abandonment) ; 
Report, That the Bill should originate in the House of 
Lords, 11. Report, That the Standing Orders had been 
certified to have been complied with, 34. Bill brought 
from the Lords, 160. Read, and referred to the Exa- 
miners, 161. Report, That the Standing Orders not, pre- 
viously inquired into have been complied with; Bill to 
be read a second time, 171. Committed, i86. Reported, 
227. Considered, as amended, 257. Passed, with Amend- 
ments, 269. ‘To which the Lords agree, 284. (Cited as 
Chatham and Brompton Tramways (Abandonmenl) Act, 
1888) Royal Assent, 325. 


CuatHam and Brompton Tramways (Extension of Time); 


Report, That the Bill should origiaate in the House of 


Lords, 11. 


CuatHaM Raitway. Vide Lonpon. 


CueapDLte Rarttway MiInerAt and Lanp Company; 
Report, That the Bill should originate in the House cf 
Lords, 11. Report, That the Standing Orders had been 
certified to have been complied with, 34. Bill brought 
from the Lords, 231. Read, and referred to the Exa- 
miners, 231. Report, That the Standing Orders not pre- 
viously inquired into have been complied with; Bill to 
be read a second time, 266. Committed, 279. Reported, 
without Amendment, 364. Considered, 374. Passed, 429. 
( Cited as Cheadle Railway Mineral and Land Company 
(Limited) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 435. 


Cuetsea Hospitau. Vide Accounts. Suppiy (Army). 


CugesHamM, Boxmoor, and Hemext Hempsrep Stream 
Tramways; Report, That the Bill should origimate in 
the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 34. 
Bill brsught from the Lords, 231. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners, 231. Report, That the Standing Orders 
not previously inquired into have been complied with ; Bill 
to be read a second time, 248. Committed, 321. Re- 
ported, 342. Petition for additional Provision, referred 
to the Examiners, 342. Report on said Petition, That 
the Standing Orders have not been complied with; 
referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 349. 
Report, That the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed 
with, 365. Bill reported, 385. Considered, as amended, 
409. Passed, with Amendments, 429. To which the Lords 
agree, 435. (Cited as Chesham, Boxmoor, and Hemel 


Hempsted Steam Tramways Act, 1888} Royal Assent, 
435+ 
CuicuestTEerR Division Writ. Vide ELEcTIONS. 


Cuter Secretary for IRELAND ( Offices). Vide Suprry. 


CuitprREN. Vide CRUELTY. 


Cuaina. Vide Accounts. 


Cuinese Immiarants, presented as Cutna (No. 1888). 
Vide Accounts. 


Vou. 143.——Sess. 1888. 





SewarRpDsTone Licutinc Report, That 
the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 11. 
Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to 
have been complied with, 34. 


CuIsLeHuRsT Provisionat OrpER. Vide METROPOLITAN. 


Vide Dorg. 
Vide Cuurcu Sires. 
Vide CLerey. 


Vide Bisuops. 


Cuintey Raiitway. 
Cuurcu Buitpines Acts. 
Cuurcn Discrexine. 
Caurcu Discipiine Act. 
Cuurcugs. Vide CatuEepRAL.. 


Cuurcues, &amp;c. (Ireland) Sires; Bill to facilitate the ac- 
quiring of Sites for Churches and Schools, and for Resi- 
dences for Clergymen and School Teachers in Ireland ; 
Ordered, 15. 
232, 260, 281. 


Presented, 2v. Second Reading deferred, 


Cuurcnu Estates Commission, Vide Accounts. 


Cuurcu of Eneauanp. Vide Deacons. MARRIAGES. 


SuFFRAGANS. 


Cuurcnu or Scortanp. Vide Suppiy (Amendments). 


Cuurcn Sires (Compulsory Powers Repeal); Bili to repeal 
the Provisions of the Church Buildings Acts relating to 
the compulsory Purchase of Sites for Churches and Burial 
Grounds; Ordered, 14. Presented, 19. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 303, 316, 320, 327, 335, 345» 353, 353, 373; 
384, 391, 398, 412, 433,449. Order for Second Reading 
discharged; Bill withdrawn, 471. 


Cuvurcn Temporatities (Ireland). Vide Accounts. 


City of Lonpon (Fire Inquests); Petition, and Bill ordered, 
23. Read, 36. Committed, 49. Order, That the Bill 
be committed, discharged ; Bill referred toa Select Com- 

| mittee of Nine Members, Five to nominated by the House, 
aud Four by the Committee of Selection; Order, That 
the Committee have Power to send for persons, papers, 
and records; Order, That Five be the Quorum, 73. Five 

| Members nominated, 106. Bill reported, 153. Con- 
sidered, as amended, 207. Passed, 215. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 284. (Cited as City of London (Fire In- 
quests) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 325. 


Civist, ContinGEeNncres Funp (1886-7). Vide Accounts. 


Civit ConTINGENCIES Funp. Vide Suppty. 


| I . . 
| Crvit EstasiisumMents (Royal Commission). 
COUNTS. 


Vide Ac- 


Civit List Pensions. Vide Accounts. 


Civit Pensions and Gratuities. Vide Supery (Navy). 


Civit Service. Vide Accounts. 


Civit. Service and Revenve DeparrMEnts. Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 


Civit Service Commission. Vide Suppty. 


Crvit Service Retirements. Vide Accounts. 

Civit Services and Revenve DepartMeEnts ( Appropria- 
tion Accounts Act), (Estimates), (Supplementary Estimate, 
1888-9). Vide Accounts. 


Civit Services (Additional Estimate). Vide Accounts. 


Civit Services and ReEvenve DEPARTMENTS. Vide 


Accounts. Swupp.y. 
Civit Services (Excesses) Accounts. Vide Suepty. 


CLANDESTINE OuTLawrieEs. Vide OuTLAWRIEsS. 


Vide EpucaTIONAL ENDOWMENTS. 


Ciark’s BeQuEst. 
CLAUSES : 


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CLAUSES: 


Amended in re-committed Bills, and new 


Clause added, 467. - 


— On consideration of Bills, as amended,— 
a eee brought up, and read the first time ; Motion, 
That the Debate be now adjourned, withdrawn ; Ques- 
tion, That the Clause be now read a second time, nega- 


tived, 437- 
added to Bills, on 


— Clauses, as amended, 
cousideraticn. as amended, 436. 


——— On consideration of Bills, as amended, 
Twice read, and made part of Bills, 401, &amp;c. 


— Brought up, and read the first and second 
time, and amended, and made part of the Bill, 302. 


— Brought up, and read the first time ; 
Motion, That the said Clause be now read a second time ; 
Motion and Clause withdrawn, 196, 401, &amp;c. 


— Brought up, and read the first time; Ques- 
tion, That the said Clause be now read a second time, on 
Division, negatived, 196, 302, 401, &amp;c. 

- —— Brought up, and read the first time ; Mo- 
tion, That the said Clause be now read a second time, 
and, on Division, resolved in the Affirmative; Cluuse 
read a second time, and amended; Question, That the 
Ciause, as amended, be added to the Bill; on Division, 
resolved in the Affirmative, 302. 

Brought up, and read the first time; Ques- 
tion, That the said Clause be now read a second time; on 
Division, resolved in the Affirmative, and Clause, after 
Amendments made, and Amendments proposed, added to 
the Bill, 401. 


———— 


Brought up, and read the first and second 
time ; Motion, That the Clause be added to the Bill; 
Question, That the Debate be now adjourned; on Divi- 
sion, negatived ; Clause added, 440. 

-———— Motion, That a Clause be read a second 
time ; Objection taken, That the Clause required an In- 
struction ; Motion and Clause withdrawn, 500. 


AMENDMENTS PROPOSED TO CLAUSES OFFERED TO BE 
ADDED TO BriLis,—on consideration, as amended, not 
made, to insert words, 401. 

-———— To leave out words, and insert others, on 
Division, 401. 

—- | Withdrawn; to insert words, 
To add words, 436. 

Amendments made to Clauses, on con- 

sideration of Bill, as amended, 401, &amp;c. Amendments, as 

amended, made, 401, &amp;c. 

Amendments to Amendments proposed to 
be made to Clauses offered to be added to Bills, on con- 

a as amended ; made, to insert words, 401. 


402, 436. 


Amendment proposed on Third Reading 
to recommit the Bill in respect of a new Clause, 116. 

Bills re-committed to a Committee of the 
whole House, in respect of Clauses or a new Clause, 114, 
452. In respect of a Clause or Clauses, 213, 407, 40, 
528. 


te ee oe 


QUESTIONS RESOLVED IN THE AFFIRMATIVE : 

That Clauses be now read a second time, 
On Division, 401, &amp;c. That words stand part 
That words be inserted in 


401, &amp;c. 
of Clauses, on Division, 401. 
Amendments to Clauses, 401. 


Quusti0ns Necativep, That Clauses be added to Bills, 
302, 436. On Division, 401, 436. That Clauses be now 
read a second time, 487, kc. On Division, 401, &amp;e. 


Vide Bits. 


| 1888. 


Cierey Discirpiine; Bil] for better enforcing Church 
Discipline ; Brought from the Lords, 284. 


Cierey ( West Indies). Vide Accounts. 


CLERK OF THE CROWN: 


Ls TF hUdkhllUhk 
Writs, 3 3, 12, 42, 53, ,60, 80, 89, 92, 98, 156, 226, 249, 
289, 430, 465, 479, 501, 510, 512. 


CLERK OF THE CROWN IN _ IRE- 


LAND: 


a To 


make out new Writs, 141, 192, 311, 325. 


CLERK OF THE HOUSE: 


to direct the 
Printing of the Journai, 77. 


the Table, 8, &amp;c. 


lays Papers upon 
—_— — — to carry Messages 
to the Lords, 301, &amp;'.——~*—- Acquainting them that this 
House hath agreed to Lords’ Amendments to Bills, 215, 
That this House hath appointed Members to 

join with Committees of the Lords, &amp;6. 


to communicate 
Reasons to the Lords for disagreeing to certain of their 
Amendments to Bills, 529, &amp;e. 

cael -+-——-— Leave to Officers 
Trials, &amp;c., give Evidence, and 
To produce the Test Rolls 
to 1888; on Divi- 


FS 


of the House to attend 
produce Documents, 25%. 
of the House of Commons from 1 
sion, 53!- 


ES) 


—————_ —— informs the House 
of the unavoidable Absence of Mr. Speaker, owing to 
Indisposition, 195. Continued Indisposition, 195, 210, 
213, 215, 219, 225, 230, 233, 237- On another 
occasion, 364. 


Bill to amend the Law relating to 


Crerks of the Peace; 
Clerks of the Peace; Ordered; presented, 110. Order 
for Second Reading discharged ; another Day appointed, 
124. Second Reading deferred, 132, 140, 146, 177, 182. 
Bill couimitted, 189. Committee deterred, 206, 243, 
255, 274, 286, 338, 327- Order for Committee discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn, 368. 


CierRKs of the Peace. Vide Recorpers. 


Curron Suspension BrivGe; Petition,and Bill ordered, 23. 
Read, and ieferred to the Examiners, 36. Report, That Stand- 
ing Order 62 hus been complied with; Bill to be read a 
second time, 42. Committed, 635. Reported, 105. Con- 
sidered, as amended, 119. Pas-ed, 126. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 196. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
200. (Cited as Clifton Suspension Bridge Act, 1888) 
Royal Assent, 232. 


Vide CuaPELs. 
Vide Hares, 


Vide Earty. 


CLONMACNOICE. 
Crose Time for Hares. 
Curosinc of Suops, 
QUESTIONS. 


Despate. Vide Members. 


SupPPty. 


Crosure of 
SPEAKER. 
Vide 


Ciornine EsTaBLisHMENTs, &amp;c. Suppuy (Army). 


Ciuss. Vide ReGIsTRATION. 


Cuype. Vide VALE of. 


Crype Navication; Report, That the Bill should originate 
in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the Standing 


Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 34. 
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Cryp&amp; NaviGaTion—continued. 


Bill brought from the Lords, 160. Read, and referred 
to the Examiners, 161. Report, That the Standing Orders 
not previously inquired into are applicable ; Bill to be read 
a second time, 171. Committed, 186. Reported, with- 
out Amendment, 212. Passed, 219. (Cited as Clyde 
Navigation Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 232. 

Coat, Cinpers, X&amp;c. Vide Accounts. 

CoatsKipce Water. Vide ArrpRIeE. 


yLcucstTER Boroven Writ. Vide Exvections. 
J 


Cotuteces. Vide KEBLE. 


Cotuikry Tenants Rewier; Bill for the Relief of Colliery 
Tenants, aud to secure them against the Loss of the 
Mineisls for which they have paid; Ordered; presented, 
200. Second Reading deferred, 229, 246, 282, 335, 358; 
398. Order for Second Reading discharged; Bull with- 
drawn, 460. 

Co.tincBourNne and Avon Vatuey Rariway; Report, 
That the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 11. 
Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to 
have been complied with, 34. Bill brought from the 
Lords, 181. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 181. 
Report, That the Standing Orders, not previous!y inquired 
jnto have been complied with; Bill to be read a second 
time, 287. Committed, 301. Reported, 385. Considered, 
as amended, 396. Passed, with Amendments, 429. To 
which the Lords agree, 435. (Cited as Collinghourne and 
Avon Valley Railway Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 435. 


CoLtontaL Bank; Report, That the Bill should originate in 
the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the Standing Orders 
had been certibed to have been complied with, 34. 


Cotontau GovernmMENT Securities; Motion, That, 
in the opinion of this House, the suitability of Colonial 
Governmert Inseribed Stocks for ‘Trust Investments 
should be more adequately recognised ; Withdrawn, 
301. 


CotontaL Marrraces; Bill to legalise certain Colonial 
Marriazes; Ordered: presented, 48. Order for Secon: 
Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 164. 


CotontaL Orrice. Vide Supp ty. 


CotontaL Possessions (Bahamas, Barbadoes, Basutoland, 
British Guiana, British Honduras, British New Guinea, 
Ceylon, Falkland Islands, Fiji, Gambia, Gibraltar, Gold 
Coust, Grenada, Heligoland, Hong Kong, Jamaica and 
Turk’s Islands, Labuan, Lagos, Leeward Islands, Ma!ita, 
Mauritius, Seychelles and Rodriques, Natal, Newfound- 
land, New Zealand, St. Lucia, Straits Settlements, Tobago, 
Trinidad, Bermuda, St. Helena, St. Vincent, Virgin 
Islands, Western Australia), Vide Accounts. 


Vide Accounts. 
Vide Accounts. 


CoLONIAL STATISTICS. 
Cotontes (Emigration). 
Vide Suppty. 

Coronigs ( Representalive Aseemblies). Vide Accounts. 
Vide Accounrs. 


Cotonies (Grants in Aid). 


CoLONISATION, 


CotumBia Market ani Raitways; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 23. Read, 36. Committed, 49. Reported, so. 
Considered, as amended, g1. Passed, g8. Agreed tu by 
the Lords, 181. (Cited as Columbia Market ( Extension of 
Time) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 184. 


Commerce. Vide TripunaLs. 


a ‘ . . . 
ComMeErcrat Treaties (Great Britain and Foreign Coun- 
tries). Vide Accounts. 


Commirrats (Ireland). Vide Accounts. 


COMMITTEES: 
——— appointed (Public Petitions), 17. (Printing), 


2. Kitchen and Refreshment Rooms (House of Com- 
mons), 32. 


Vou. 143.—Sess. 1888. 


——~——-—. appointed to draw up Address of Thanks, 57. 





appointed to draw up Reasons to be assigned 
to tie Lords for disagreeing to Lords’ Amendments, 520, 
&amp;e. 








— appointed and nominated at the same time, 17, 
32, Ke. 





nominated, 86, &amp;c. 


— nominated (Public Accounts), 61. Selection, 44. 
Divorce Bills, 301. Standing Orders, 44. 

Mr. Speaker nominates Temporary Chairmen of 
Committees of the whole House, 84. 

(Ascension Day); Order, That Committees 
shall not sit To-morrow, being Ascension Day, until Two 
of the clock, 210. 

To withdraw immediately, 57, 484. 
— Three to be the Quorum, 32, &amp;c. Five, 32, &amp;c. 

—— To consist of Five Members, 453.-——~ 
Seven, 463.—~e—Nine, 55, 339.- Ten, 44. 
——=—— Twelve, 44, 93, 127.——~e— Seventeen, 101, 
124, 335, 345.-————— Nineteen, 110, 124, 391. ——— 
Twenty-five, 75, 196. 
— To consist of Five Members, Three to be 
nominated by the House, and Two by the Committee of 
Selection, 453. 
—— on Bill (Hybrid), to consist of Five Members, 
Three to be nominated by the House, and two by the 
Committee of Selection, discharged; and Committee to 
consist of Seven Members, Four to be nominated by the 
House, and Three by the Committee of Selection, 463. 
——=———Seven Members to be nominated by the House, 
and Three by the Committee of Selection, 225. 


——w— To consist of Twelve Members, Seven to be 
nominated by the House, and Five by the Committee of 
Selection, 127. 

Power to report Observations, 443. 


——— Power to report Opinion and Observations, 17, 
&amp;e. 


—— 
































—— Power to send for persons, papers, and records, 
55, ke. 





— Leave to Select Committees to print Minutes 
of Evidence from time to time, 413. Minutes of Pro- 
ceedings of Committees to be printed, 289, &amp;c. 


— Leave to parties to print Minutes of Evidence 
day by day, 262, &amp;e. 

— Leave to Committees on Private Bills to sit and 
proceed forthwith, 244, &amp;e. 

— — Leave to Committees on Bills ( Public), to make 
Special Reports of Chairman’s Panel (Standing Com- 
mittees), 136. 

Special Reports, 141, 400. 


— Matters referred to them: Queen’s Speech, 57. 
Estimates, 61, 76, &amp;e. Reports and Minutes of Evidence 
of Select Committee of last Session, 148. Report of 
Select Committee of present Session, 472. Appropriation 
Accounts, Navy and Army, 517. East India Revenue 
Accounts, 433- Reports by Board of Trade respecting 
Railways Abandonment to Committees on Private Bills, 
89, &amp;c. Minutes of Evidence of former Sessions, 94. 
Papers, 98. 

— Report from a Select Committee, That the Com- 
mittee having received Applications from certain Persons 
to be represented by Counsel before them, are of opinion 
that it will be advisable to allow Counsel to represent the 
said Applicants for the purpose of assisting the Com- 
mittee to such extent and purposes as the Committee 
may from time to time direct :— Order, That the Com- 
mittee have leave to hear Counsel (to such extent as 
they shall think fit) upon the matters referred to them, 
234. Vide East Inpia (Hyderabad Deccan Mining Com- 


pany). 



































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a—————_ = 


COMMITTEES—continued. 
—_——— Reports; inquiry not completed, 409, 413, 489. 


—— To report a Bill (Public), within a certain date, 
420. 


—— Proceedings of a Conmittee of the whole | 
House interrupted by a Member disregarding the authority 
of the Chair ; Mr. Speaker seut for; sitting suspended ; 
Member suspended, 53). 


— Motion, That a Bill be re-committed to the) 
former Committee; Debate adjoururd. 364. 





————— Motion, That a Committee do consist of Seven- | 
teen Members ; Amendment proposed, ‘ Nineteen,” and | 
made, 110. | 

— — Question, That a Committee do consist of 
Seventeen Members, on Division, negatived 142. 


— Order for Committee on Matter discharged, | 
212. 


SELECTION : ~ 
——— To consist of Ten Members ; Nominated, 44. 


————— To appoint a Committee not exceeding Nine | 
Members, to whom shall be referred all Private Bills | 
creating certain Powers, 65. Vide l’ouicE and SANITARY 
REGULATIONS. 





—-— — To nominate Five Members of a Select Com- 
mittee on a Private Bill, 73.- Four Membeis of a | 
Select Cou:mittee on a Provisional Order Bill, 339. Three | 
Members of Select Committee ou Hybrid Bill, 353. Two! 
Members, 429. | 


—— Leave to the Committee to sit till Five o’clock | 
during the Sitting of the House, 69. During this Session | 
notwithstanding the Sitting of the House, 76. 


—— Reports from them relative to selection of | 
Chairman’s Panel of Standing Committees, 95. Dis- | 
charge of Members and appointment of others in substitu- | 
tion, 160. 


—— Leave totle Committee tomake Special Reports, 
120, 154, 185, 202, 268, 348, 395, 400, 404, Xe. 


JOINT COMMITTEES: 


DEBATES AND PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT; 
Committee of Six Members of this House appointed to 
join with a Committee of the House of Lords to inquire 
and report as to the cost and method of the publication of 
the Delates and Proceedings in Pa:liament; Message to 
the Lords to acquaint their Lordships, That this House 
hath appointed a Committee of Six Members to 
join with a Committee of the Lords to inquire and 
report as tv the cost avd method of the publication ot! 
the Debates and Proceedings 1 Parliament: Clerk to 
carry the said Message, 6. Committee nominated, 86. 
Message from the Lords; Lords appoint a Committee, to 
consist of Six Lords, to join with a Committee of the 
Commons, to inquire and report as to the Cost and Method 
of the Publication of the Debates and Proceedings in Puarlia- 
ment (pursuant to said Message), go. Message from the 
Lords, piopesing time and place of meeting, 98. Message 
considered ; Order to Committee to meet at time and place 
proposed ; Message to the Lords to acquaint them there- 
with ; Clerk to carry the said Message: Order, That the 
Committee have power to agree in the appointment of a 
Chairman, 101. Report, 375. 





- Private Bitt Lecistation; Committee of 
Six Members of this House appointed to join with a Com- 
mittee of the House of Lords to examine into the present 
system of Private Bill Legislation, and to report how far 


and in what manner, without prejudice to public interests, 








that system may be modified, with a view to the interests 
of suitors, the economy of the time of Parliament, and the 
reduction of costs and charges; Message to the Lords 
to acquaint them, That this House hath appointed ‘ 
Committee of Six Members to join with a Committee of 
the Lords to examine into the present system of Private 
Bill Legislation, aud to report how far and in what manner 
without prejudice to public interests, that system may hn 
modified, with a view to the interests of suitors, the 
economy of the time of Parliament, and the reduction of 
costs and charges; Clerk to carry the said Message 
93- Message from the Lords; Lords app.int a Com- 
mittee, to consist of Six Lords, to join with a Committee of 
the Commons, to examine into the present sysiem of Private 
Bill Legislation, and to report how far and in what manner, 
without prejudice to public interests, that system may be 
modified with a view to the intere-ts of suitors, the economy 
of the time of Parliament, and the reduction of costs and 
charges (pursuant to said Message), 104. Committee 
nominated, 124. Message from the Lords, proposing time 
and piace of meeting, 160, Message considered ; Order to 
Select Committee to meet at time and place proposed ; 
Message to the Lords to acquaint them therewith; Clerk to 
carry the said Message: Order, That the Committee have 
power to agree in the appointment of Chairman, iGo. Re- 


port, 360. 


‘STANDING COMMITTEES: 


Resolution, That the Resolutions of the House of 
the 1st December 1882 relating to the Constitution and 
Proceedings of Standing Committees for the Considera- 
tion of Bills relating to Law, ard Courts of Justice, and 
Legal Procedure, and to Trade, Shipping, and Manu- 
factures, be revived, and that Trade shall include Agri- 
culture and Fishing, 84. Made a Standing Order, 85. 
(For proceedings on the above Resolution, see Houses 
( Business of the). 


Report from the Commitee of Selection; That 
they had selected Six Members to be the Chairman’s 
Panel, and to serve as Chairman of the two Standing 
Committees to be appointed under the Standing Order of 
the 7th March, 95. 


-—— Leave to Committee of Selection to make a 
Special ; Report of Members to serve on the Standing 
Committee of Law, &amp;c.; and on the Standing Committee 
for Trade, &amp;c., 120. 


—— Ccunty Courts Consolidation Bill committed to 
the Standing Committee on Law, &amp;c., 132. 


— —— — Leave to the Committee of the Chairman’s 
Panel to make a Report; Report, 136. 


—_—— Leave to the Committee of Selection to make a 
Special Report ; Special Report ; Fifteen Members added 
in respect of the County Courts Consolidation Bill, 154. 


——— Mortmain and Charitable Uses Bill com- 
mitted to the Standing Committee on Law, &amp;c., 154. 


— Bail (Scotland) Bill committed to the Stand- 
ing Committee on Law, &amp;c., 154. 


—— Order to the Standing Committee on Law, &amp;c., 
to sit and proceed with County Courts Consolidation Bill 
on a certain day, 158. 


—— Member discharged from Standing Committee 
on Law, &amp;c.; another appointed in substitution, 160. 


—— Leave to the Committee on Law, &amp;c., to print 
and circulate with the Votes their Minutes of Proceedings, 
172. To print and circulate with the Votes any amended 
Clauses of Bills committed to them from time to time, 172. 


— Leave to the Committee of Selection to make a 
Special Report; Special Reports, 185, 202. Members 
added 








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—-- Merchant Shipping (Life Saving Appliances) 
Billeo mmitted to the Standing Committee on ‘Trade, &amp;c.» 


COMMITTEES, STAN DI NG—continued. 


added to the Committee on Law, &amp;c., in respect of the | A 
Mortmain and Charitable Uses Bill, 185. In respect of 3°9- 


the Bail (Scotland) Bill, and the Mortmain and Cha- ——— Leave to Standing Committee on Trade to sit 
ritable Uses Bill, 202. and preceed with Sea Fisheries Regulation Bill on day 


_—— — Railway and Canal Traffic Bill committed to named, 391. 
the Standing Committe» on Trade, &amp;c., 214. — Member discharged from the Standing Com- 


' Syl on - 
— —— County Courts Consolidation Bill (changed to ‘wastage mut Law, a ~ rag 
County Courts Consolidation and Amendment Pill); re- ~&lt;a Sp Te gg pala eg . Te ae a 
a . . 7 : Fifteen Members added to the Standing Committee on 
ported from Standing Committee on Law, &amp;e., 221. Trade, &amp;c., in respect of the Sea Fisheries Regulation Bill, 
————— Railway and Canal Companies Charges Bill 395. Fifteen Members added to the Committee in respect 
committed to the Standing Committee on Trade, 224. of Merchant Shipping (Life Saving Appliances) Bill, 395. 
—— Sea Fisheries Regulation Bill reported from the 
Committee, 404. 
——- — Leave to Chairman’s Panel to make Special 
Report of appointment of Chairman on 














— Leave to the Committee of Selection to make a 
Special Report; S;eci«l Report,227. Members discharged 
from the Standing Committee on Law, &amp;e., and others 
alded; Member added io the Standing Committee on Report, 404. 
Trade, &amp;c.; Member discharged from said Committee and Law, &amp;c., qo4. 
another added, 227. Members added t» the suid Com-|——__-— Leave to Committee on Law, &amp;c., to sit and 
mittee in res;ect of the Railway and Canal Traffic Bill| proceed with the Liability of Trustees Bill on a certain day, 
and Railway and Canal Company’s Charges Bill, 227. 410. 





— Merchant Shipping (Life Saving Appliances) 
Bill reported from the Committee on Trade, &amp;c., 419. 





—_—— Leave to the Committee of Selection to make a 
Special Report; Member discharged; another added in 
respect of the Bail (Scotland) Bill, 234. ——— —- Liability of Trustees Bull reported from the 

Committee on Law, &amp;c., 424. 


Leave to the Chairman’s Panel to make a Report; . a 
— —-- — Vide Law, &amp;c. ‘Trape, &amp;ce. 


Report of appointment of Chairman of Standing Com- 
mittee on Trade, &amp;c., 253. 

Leave to the Standing Committee on Trade, &amp;c., 
to sit and proceed with the Railway and Canal Company’s|  Depates anv Proceep- | Privare Britt Lecisza- 
Charges Bill, and Railway aud Canal Trattic Bill on a iNGs IN PARLIAMENT. TION. 

certain day, 253. 








JoinT ComMMITTEEs appointed : 








Sevecr Committees, appointed on Bills: 
Mortmain and Charitable Uses Bill reported Arreand Caper Navi- | Prer and HarBours Pro- 





from the Standing Committee on Law, &amp;e.; Bail (Scotland) GATION. vistonAL Orpers (No. 
Bill reported from the said Committec, 262. Burcu Poutce and 2). 
HeattH SCOTLAND. Uxusrer Canatand Tyrone 


— ——._ Leave to the Committee of Selection to make a 


* * ~ " ‘ ney &gt; 2 » aan 
Special Report; Members dischaiged from the Standing City or Lonpon. (Fire NaviGartIon. 
Committee on Trade, &amp;c., and others appointed in substi- Inquests). WattHaM  Anpey Gux- 
Divorce. PowpeEr Facrorr. 


tution, 268. Member discharged, and another added to the . 
Standing Committee on Trade, &amp;c., in respect of the Rail- Loyps SignaL Sra- 

way and Canal Traffic Bill, and the Railway and Canal TIONS. 

Companies Charg: s Bill, = Members discharged from Sececr CoMMITTEES, appointed on vaiious Matters : 
the PE — on Law, &amp;c., and others appointed Appress. Vide Queen’s 
in substitution, 268. | Seance. 

Leave to the Standing Committee on Trade, &amp;c.,} Apmission of Srran- 


Navy EstriMarTes. 
PARLIAMENTARY Papers 
DisTRIBUTION. 











to print and circulate with the Votes the Minutes of their cers. Vide House of | Peririons, Pustic. 
Proceedings from day to day, 270. Leave to the said Commons, infra. PILOTAGE. 
Committee to print and circulate with the Votes any| Army Estimates. Potice and Sanyrary Rz- 
Amended Clauses of Bills committed to them from time| (CHarrMAN’s PANEL. GULATIONS, 
to time, 270. | Commons. PRINTING. 

—— Employers Liability for Injuries to Workmen| COMPLAINT. Vide Privi- PRIVILEGE (Service of a 
Bill committed to the Standing Committee on Law, &amp;c., | waneer Summons in the Outer 
286. | Corn AVERAGES, Lobby on Mr, Sheehy, M.P. 


East Inpia (Hyderabad | Priviveces. 


ee , &gt; re) i a j ak “2 
Leave to the Committee of Selection to make a and Deccan Mining | Pustic Accounts. 














Special Report, 289. Member discharged; another ap- Company). Pustic Peritions. Vide 
pointed in substitution, 289. Members added in respect EwicraTion and Inni- Peerione 
of the Employers’ Liability for Injuries to workmen Biil, er sia ee a 
GRATION. QuerenN’s SPEECH. 
289. Estimates Procepure | Ratinc and VaALnuation 
——— Member discharged, another added to the Stand- (Grants of Supply.) ( Scotland). 
ing Committee on Trade, &amp;c., 348. | Forest or Dean Turx- | REVENUE ~ DEPARTMENTS 
—— Employers’ Liability for Injuries to Workmen PIKE TRust. EstiMATEs. 
Bill reported, 360. FRIENDLY SocrEriES. SELECTION. 
—- Railway and Canal Traffic Bill reported from Houst of Commons (Ad- | Smaut Hotoinas. 
the Standing Committee on Trade, 379. irs of anes) com ipnaig Jnpens. 
; Kircuen aud Rerreso- | Sunpay Cxrosing Acts 
— Liability of Trustees Bill committed to the mENT Rooms ( House of (Ireland). 
Standing Committee on Law, &amp;c., 379. Commons). Trustees Savines Banks. 


Sea Fisheries Regulation Bill committed to the | SgLecr Commirress, of last Session re-appointed : 
Committee on Trade, &amp;c., 383. Town Ho.pryes. 

— Leave to Chairman’s Panel to make a Special ' 

Report; Report of appointment of Chairman on Standing Sranpinc CoMMITTEEs appointed : 
Committee on Trade, &amp;c., 388. Law, &amp;e. | Trape, &amp;c. 











CoMMITTEEs 


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INDEX ¢o the One ilunprep and Forty-tHirpv VotumMeE. 


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COMMITTEES—continued. 


Committees of the whole House, on various Matters: 


Ayr and District Tram- 
ways ABANDONMENT 
[ Repayment af Deposit. } 

Birmincuam and Hes- 
LEY-IN-ARDEN RalL- 
way Biix[ Application 
of Forfeited Deposits, 
&amp;e. 

pees Port ExtTen- 
sion Raitways | Can- 
cellation of Bondel 

Buria.s. 


Companies Acts Conso- 
LIDATION and AMEND- 
MENT. 

Copynoitp Acts AMEND- 
MENT [ Stamp Duty]. 
County Courts Conso- 
LIDATION AND AMEND- 

mMEMT [ Sa/ary |. 

Customs (Isle of Man). 


Eastern AND MIDLANDS 
RAILWAY (Further 
Powers) [Repayment of 
Deposits |. 

East Inpia_ [Purchase 
und Jonstruction of 
Railways |. 

East Inpia (Revenue Ac- 
counts |. 

Empiovers’ LiIABILity 
for INJuRTES to WorkK- 
MEN | Remuneration). 

ENNISKILLEN and Bun- 
DORAN AND SiIGo 
Raitway [Repayment 
of Deposit]. 

Great Western Rait- 
way (No. 1) [ Cancella- 
tion of Bond). 

IMPERIAL DeFeNce [ Ex- 
penses |. 

Lanpn Law _ (Ireland) 
(Land Commission) 
[ Remuneration |. 

Licensina Laws. 

Liquor Trarric Loca. 
Veto (Jreland). 

Ligvor Trarric Loca 
Veto (Scotland). 

Liqevor ‘Trarric Loca. 
Option (England.) 


| 


Liquor TraFric Loca. 
Verto ( Wales). 

Locat Bankruptcy (Jre- 
land) { Salaries, §c.] 

Locat GoveRNMENT (Eng- 
land and Wales ) ELECTORS 
[ Remuneration of Revising 
Barristers}. 

Locat GoverNMEN? (Fng- 
land and Wales) [ £x- 
penses |. 

Locat GovernmMENT (Eng- 
land and Wales) { Shrie- 
valty of Middlesex}. 

Lonpnon Coan and WINE 

Duties CONTINUANCE. 

Natrionat Desr Acts, 

NationaL Derence [ Re- 
muneration, &amp;c. | 

Navy and Army Expey- 
DITURE (1886-87). 

OatTus. 

PARLIAMENTARY UnpDER 
Secretary to the Lorp 
Lieutenant of [TRELAND 
[ Salary}. 

Raittway and CANAL 
Trarric [Salaries]. 

Ruonppa and SwansEa 
Raitway Bint [ Applica- 
tion of lorfeited Deposit). 

RossENDALE VALLEY T'RAM- 


way Bit [ Repayment of | 


Portion of Deposit]. 

Sea Fisneries Recuria- 
T1i0N [| Expenses }. 

Soutu Eastern Rattway 
Biuu [ Repayment of De- 
posit |. 

SurrraGans NoMINATION. 

SupPLy. 

Tramways  Provisiona. 
Orvers (No. 1) [Re- 
lease of Deposi ts]. 

Tramways  PrRovisionau 
Orver (No. 2) [ Applica- 
tion of Part and Release 
of Balance of Deposits |. 

Ways and Means. 

W rexuan, Mo cp, and Con- 
NAH’s Quay Raitway 
Binu [Repayment of De- 


posit}. 


Commons; Select Committee appointed to consider every 


CoMPANIEs. 
CoMPANIES 


Report made by the Land Commissioners of England, 
certifying the expediency of any Provisional Order tor the 
Inciosure 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; 
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 con- 
firmed by Parliament, and, if so, whether with or without 
modification ; and, in the eveut 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 Provisionai Order being remitted to the 
Land Commissioners; Committee to consist of Twelve 
Members, Seven to be nominated by the House, and Five 
by the Committee of Selection ; Nominated ; Power to send 
for persons, papers, and records ; Five to be the Quorum, 


27. Report (Therfield Heath, Hertfordshire), 277. 
- Vide MerRopo.iTAan. 


[ 188s, 


Commons, Houses or. Vide Accounts. Orrices. Suppty. 
Commons ReGuuation l’rovisionaL Orpek ( Therfield 


Heath); bill to confirm a Provisional Order for the Re. 
gulation of Therfield Heath and Greens, situated in the 
Parish of Therfield, in the County of Hertford, in pursu- 
ance of a Report from the Land Commis-ioners for 
England; Ordered; presented accordingly ; read, and re- 
ferred to the Examiners, 301. Report, That no Standiag 
Orders are applicable; Day appointed for Second Read. 
ing, 327. Bill committed, 330. Reported, without 
Anendment; Provisional Order confirmed; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading, 354. Bill passed, 357. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 401. Day appointed for con- 
sidering them, 401. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 404, 
(Cited as Commons Regulation ( Therfield) Provisional 
Order Confirmation Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 435. 


Vide AccounTs. 


Acts ConsouipatTion and AMENDMENT; 
House resolves to go into a Committee to consider of 
amending the Companies Acts Consoiidation and Amend- 
Acts; Matter considered in Committee; Resolution for 
Bill reported ; Bill ordered thereupon, 68. Vide infra, 

Bill 
to consolidate and amend the Companies Acts; Ordered, 
68. Presented, 68. Second Reading deferred, 164, 260, 
304, 341. Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill 
withdrawn, 398. 


| Companigs CLauses Coxsouiipation Act (1845) AmeEnp- 


MENT; Bill to amend “ The Companies Clauses Consoli- 
dation Act, 1845,” in respect to voting by Proxy; Ordered; 
presented accoraingly; read, and referred to the Examiners, 
184. Secend Reading deferred, 197, 223, 229, 252. Bill 
committed, 260. Committee deferred, 274, 281. Bill con- 
sidered in Committee, 303. Further considered in Com- 
mittee, and reported, without Amendment; Passed, 308. 
By the Lords, with Amendments; Day appointed for consi- 
dering them, 489. Consideration of Lords’ Amendments 
deferred, 495. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 496. (Cited 
as Companies Clauses Consolidation Act, i858) Royal 
Assent, 533. 


COMPLAINT : 


—— Complaint being made to the House 
by Mr. Timothy M. Healy, Member for North Longford, 
of the inaccuracy of a statemeut contained in the letter of 
Mr. Thomas Hamilton, Chairman of the Petty Sessions 
Court held at Mells, in the County of Louth, relating to 
the Conviction of Mr. Dillon, a Member of this House, 
which wus this day read to the House by Mr. Deputy 
Speaker, Motion, That the Letterof Mr, Thomas Hamilton, 
Resident Magistrate, dated the 12th May, addressed to 
Mr. Speaker, 1s a breach of the privileges of this House, 
as containing an untruthful statement regarding the arrest 
and conviction of a Member of this House; and Question, 
on Division, negatived, 222. 


—-— Complaint made to the House by 
Mr. Joseph Chambeilain, Member for West Birmingham, 
of an opprobrious expression applied to him by Mr. T. P. 
O’Connor, Member for the Scotland Division of Liverpool. 
Mr. Speaker called on Mr. T. P. O'Connor to explain his 
conduct ; and the honourable Member acknowledged that 
he had made use of the expression complained of, and 
asked leave to withdraw it, and tendered his apology to the 
House, 410. 


————— Complaint made to the House by Mr. 
Labouchere, Member for the Borcugh of Northampton, of 
certain passages in a leading article of the “ Times ” News- 
paper of this morning (2ud August), reflecting on the 
Speeches of several Members made ia the Committee on the 
Members of Parliament (Chargesand Allegations) Bill. The 
said Paper was delivered in, and the passages complained of 
read ; Motion, That the “ Times” Newspaper, in its issue 
of this morning, has been guilty of a breach of the privi- 

leges 








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lezes of this Hlouse; Amendment as proposed, to leave | 


out from the word © That,” to the end of the Question, in 
order to add the words “this House do pass to the Public 
Business of the Day ;” Amendment and Motion with- 
drawn, 420. 





— — Complaint made to the House by 
Dr. Tanner, Member for Mid Cork, of offensive words 
addressed to him by Mr. Brookfield, Member for the Rye 
Division of Sussex. Tne Speaker called on Mr. Brook- 
field for an explanation, who stated that as he was leaving 
the House Dr. Tanner had, without provocation, addressed 
offensive expressions to him, ‘lhe Speaker imterposed, 
and said he trusted both honourable Members would 
maintain a courteous bearing to each other, and he was 
sure the House would not think it necessary to pursue the 
inatter any further, 421. 











ene Complaint being made, to the Com- 
mittee of the whole House on the Land Purchase (Ireland) 
Bill by Mr. Shechy, Member for South Galway, that he 
had been served with a Summons in the Outer Lobby, 
the Chairman was ordered to report Progress. Mr. 
Speaker resumed the Chair,———Sclect Committee 
appointed to consider the attempted service (‘ogether with 
the attendant circumstances) of a Summons upon Mr, 
Sheehy, Member for South Galway, made in the Outer 
Lobby of the House ; Nominaied ; Power to send for per- 
sons, papers, and records ; Five to be the Quorum ; to with- 
draw immediately, 484. Repoit ; Motion, That the Report 
be taken into consideration upon Tuesday next, withdrawn ; 
Report to lie upon the Table, and be printed, 503. Day 
appointed for consideration of Report, 510. Report again 
read; Motion, That this House doth concur in the Report of 
the Committee appointed to consider the attempted Service 
(together with attendant circumstances) of a Summons 
upon Mr. Sheehy, Member for South Galway, made in 
the Outer Lobby of she House; Amendment proposed to 


leave out from the first word ‘“* House,” to tiie end of the | 


Question, in order to add the woids **do now proceed to 


the Orders of the Day;” Motion, That the Debate be | 


now adjourned, Withdrawn; Question put, That the 
words proposed to be left out stand part of the Question ; 
Amendment, on Division, made; Resolution, That this 
House do now proceed to the Orders of the Day, 511. 


ber for West Belfast, of two Letters posted by Mr. Maurice 
Leahy, Sessional Crown Solicitor, Newcastle West, 
County Limerick, to ceitain Members of this House, and 
addressed to the House of Commons; Letters handed in, 
and read :— Order, That the said Letters be referred to the 
Select Committee on Privilege (Service of a Summons in 
the Outer Lobby on Mr. Sheehy, M.P., 493. 


Vide PriviLece. 





CompTROLLER and Aupnitor GENERAL. Vide Suppty. 


Connan’s Quay Rartway. Vide WRexHaAm. 











ConsoLipaTeD Funpv. Vide Accounts. Ways and 
Means (Bills of Supply). 
Consouipatep Funp (No. 1) Birt. Vide Ways and 
Means (Bills of Supply). 
——————— (No. 2} Bint. Vide Ways and 
Means (Bills of Supply). 
(No. 3) Bint. Vide Ways and 


Means ( Bills of Supply). 


—_— ne 


and Means ( Bills of Supply). 
Vox, 143.——Sess. 1888. 





— Complaint made by Mr. Sexton, Mem- | 


Hunprep and Forty-trairp VoLuMe. 


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| ConsTaBuLARY Force (/reland). Vide SurPry. 


ConsuLar EsTaBLisHMENTS ABROAD. Vide Suppty. 


| Contagious Diseases Acts. Vide East Inpbta. 
Contacious Duisgases (Admission to Hospitals). Vide 
Accounts. 


Conracious Diseases (Animals) Acts. Vide AccounTs. 


ContaGious Diseases (Animals Act, 1878 (Ireland). 


Vide Accounts. 


Contempt of Court (Persons Detained). Vide Accounts. 


Continuation Scuoous. Vide ELEMENTARY. 


Contracts with Foreigners. Vide Accounts. 


Convict Prisons (England, §c.) Vide Accounts. 


Corysotp Acts AMENDMENT; Bill to »mend the 
Copyhold Acts; Brought fiom the Lords, 203. Read, 
287. Second Reading deferred, 297, 316, 327, 335, 345, 
353» 363, 368, 373, 378, 391, 395, 403, 412, 422. Bill 
committed, 433. Committee deferred, 460, 470, 477. 
Order for Committee discharged; Bill withdrawn, 481. 


Copynotp Acts AMENDMENT [ Stamp Duty]; House re- 

solves on future day to go into a Committee, to consider 
| of imposing a Stamp Duty on every Copy of Memorandum 

of Enfranchisement, and every Receipt for Com- 
pensation, which may be given under the provisions of 
any Act of the present Session to amend the Copyhold 
Acts, 438. Matter considered in Committee, 441. Reso- 
lution reported, and agreed to, 445. 








Copyricut (Musical Compositions); B:ll to amend the Law 
relating to the Recovery of Penalties for the unauthorised 
Performance of Copyright Musical Compositions; Or- 
dered ; presented, 81. Committed, 93. Committee de- 
ferred, 108, 125. Bill considered in Commitiee, and re- 
ported, 132. Consideration, as amended, deferred, 140. 
Bill considered, as amended; passed, 146. By the Lords, 
with an Amendment, 231. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 
329. (Cited as Copyright (Musical Compositions) Act, 
1888) Royal Assent, 343. 


/Cork and Banpon Raitway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 
| 23. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 36. Report, 
| That Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bull to 
Day appointed for Seeond 
Reported, 199. Day 


be read a second time, 69. 
Reading, 80. Bill committed, g1. 
appointed for consideration, as amended, 219. Bill con- 
| sidered, as amended, 225. Passed (New Title), 238. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 319. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 328. (Cied as Cork, Bandon and South Coast 
Railway Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 343. 


Corn Averaces; Select Committee to inquire into the 
present system of ascertaining the official Average Price 
of Corn in the United Kingdom, and to teport what 
alterations, if any, are expedient; Appointed, 279. To 
consist of Seventeen Members; Nominated; Power to 
send for persons, papers, and records; Five to be the 
Quorum, 336. Member discharged ; another added, 368. 
Leave to Committee to report Minutes of Evidence trom 
time to time, 413. First Report, 413. Second, 506. 





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Corn Returns; Bill to amend the Laws relating to Corn 
Returns; Ordered; presented, 102. Second Reading 
deferred, 193, 209, 232, 256, 274, 282, Order for Second 
Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 297. 





| CornwaLi, Arcupeaconry of, Bill to amend the Law as 
to the Eadowment of the Archdeaconry of Cornwall; 
Brought from the Lords; read, 389. Second Reading 


deferred, 403, 408, 412, 471, 479, 488, 498, 502, 508. 


CornwaLL Raitway. Vide Norru. 


(Appropriation) Brut. Vide Ways| Coroners; Bill to amend “ The Coroners Act, 1887” 


Brought from the Lords, 405. 
Coroners’ 


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Coroners’ Erections; Bill to amend the Law relating to 
the Election of Coroners; Ordered; presented, 102. 


Second Reading deferred, 133, 147, 162, 192, 246, 252, 
257, 260, 282, 304, 308, 317, 320. 327, 35% 34!, 345) 
353, 355, 358, 363, 368. | 

| 


Corpora Punisuments (Memorials). Vide Accounts. | 


Corporation of Lonpon (JMalversation of Funds); Mo-. 
tion That, in the opinion of this House, it is necessary, | 
without delay, to place the expenditure of the Corporation 
of the City of Loudon under similar statutory restrictions | 
to those to which other corporations in the Kingdom are | 
subject; and Question, on Divisicn, negatived, 208. 

Corporations (Ireland). Vide Municipa.. 


Corrupt LirerAtuRE ; Resolution, That this House deplores 
the rapid spread of demoralising Literature in this Country, 
and is of opinion that the Law against obscene publications 
and indecent pictures end prints should be vigorously 
enforced, and, if necessary, strengthened, 208. 


COUNSEL: 
—— Ordered to be heard before Select Committees 
on Bills (Hybrid), 429, 453. 

Report from a Select Committee, That the Com- 
mittee having received applications from certain persons 
to be represented by Counsel before them, the Committee 
are of opinion that it will be advisable to allow Counsel 
to represent the said Applicants for the purpose of assist- 
ing the Committee to such extent and purposes as the 
Committee may from time to time direct; Order, That 
the Committee have leave to hear Counsel (to such extent 
as they shall think fit) upon the matters referred to them, | 
234. Vide East Inbia (Hyderabad Deccan Mining 
Company). 


Countigs (England and Wales), Vide AccounTs. 


County and Boroucu Lunatic Asytums (England and 
Wales). Vide Accounts. 


County Courr Appgats (J/reland); Bill to amend the 
County Courts (Ireland) Acts; Ordered; presented ac- 
cordingly, 420. Second Reading deferred, 449, 464. 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 485. Bill committed, 
487. Considered in Committee, 488. Further considered 
in Committee, and reported, without Amendment ; Passed, 


497- 
County Court Orricers, &amp;c. (Jreland). 





Vide Suppty. 


County Court Orricers, &amp;¢. (Scotland). Vide Supptry. 


County Courts. Vide Suppty. 

Country Courts ConsouipaTion and AMENDMENT BILL 
( Changed from County Courts Consolidation Bill); reported 
from Standing Comittee on Law, &amp;c., 121. Considera- 
tion, as amended, deferred, 237, 251, 264, 286, 295, 307, 
315, 326. 334, 344, 352, 353, 362, 372, 389, 402, 411, | 
417, 421, 426, 432, 437,445. Billconsidered, as amended ; 
re-committed to a Committee of the whole House in 
respect of a Clause; considered in Committee, and re- 
ported; Clause amended; Bill to be now considered; 
Considered ; passed, with Amendments, 452, 453. To 
which the Lords agree, 456. (Cited as County Courts 
Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 456. 

Vide County Courts Consouipation Bix, 


County Courts Conso.ipaTion and AMEN pMENT [ Salary]; 
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 a Salary to any Registrar of a 
County Court, who may be required to give his whole 
time to the public service, under the provisions of an 
Act of the present Session to consolidate and amend the 
County Court Acts; Queen’s Recommendation signified ; 
Question agreed to, 247. Committee deferred, 252. 
Matter considered in Committee, 264. Resolution re- 





| Court of Bankruptcy (Jreland). 








ported; Motion, That this House doth agree with the 
Committee in the said Resolution; and it being One of 
the clock the Debate stood adjourned, 268. Resumed ; 
Resolution agreed to, 271. 


County Courts Consotipation; Bill to consolidate 
the County Courts Acts; Brought from the Lords, go, 
Read, 101. Second Reading deferred, 117. Bill com- 
mitted, 125. Order for Committee discharged ; Bill com. 
mitted to the Standing Committee on Law, &amp;c., 132. 
Special Report from Committee of Selection, after leave 
given; Fifteen Members added to the Standinz Committee 
in respect of the Bill, 154. Order to the Committee to 
sitand proceed with the Committee on a certain Day, 158, 
Bill reported ; New Title and Short Title changed (County 
Courts Consolidation and Amendmeut Bill); Minutes of 
Proceedings to be printed, 221. 


Vide County Courts CONSOLIDATION and 
AMENDMENT BItu. 


County Courts (Ireland); Billto amend the County Courts 
(Ireland) Acts, and to improve the Administration of the 
Law in Ireland; Ordered; presented, 93. Second 
Reading deferred, 118, 167, 192, 256. Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 317. Second Reading deferred, 320, 
335- Day appointed tor Second Reading, 391, 395. Order 
for Second Reading discharged; and Bill withdrawn, 416, 


County Courts (New Buildings). Vide Puaints. Suppty, 


County Government (Jreland); Bill for the better 
Government of Counties in Ireland; Ordered, 13. Pre- 
sented, 18. 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 prepared at the proper 
time to take into consideration any well-matured scheme 
for reform of Local Government in Ireland, is of opinion 
that at present it is not expedient to introduce large 
constitutional changes in that Country”; Question pro- 
posed, That the words proposed to be left out stand 
part of the Question put, pursuant to the Standing 
Order, Closure of Debate; Amendment, on Division, 
made; Resolution, That this House, while prepared at 
the proper time to take into consideration any well- 
matured schen.e for reform of Local Government in Ire- 
land, is of opinion that at present it is not expedient to 
introduce large constitutional changes in that Country, 


179- 
County Orricers and Courts (Ireland) Act, 1877. 
Accounts. 


County Treasurers’ Fee Funp (Ireland), 
COUNTS. 


Courer’s Trust. 
Court Houses (Scotland). 


Vide 
Vide Ac- 


Vide Vicroria. 

Vide Supp ty. 

Vide Accounts. Sup- 
PLY. 

Court oF CrimMiInAt AppEAL; Bill to constitute a Court of 
Appeal iv Criminal Cases; Ordered ; presented, 451. 


Court of Propatre Division (High Court of Justice) 
(Ireland). Vide Accounts. 


Court of Sesston and Birt CoamBer (Scotland) (Clerks); 
Bill to regulate the Number and Duties of the Clerks of 
the Court of Session and Bill Chamber in Scotland, and 
for other purposes; Ordered; presented, 235. Second 
Reading deferred, 251, 295, 315, 333, 352s 372, 389, 410, 
421, 445, 473, 480. Order for Second Reading dis- 
charged; Bull withdrawn, 484. 


Vide Counry. 

Vide AssizEs. 
Courts of Justice. Vide Law. 
Vide Lega. 


Courts of Law and Justics (Scotland). 


Courts. 


Courts of Assize. 


Courts of Law. 


Vide Surpty. 
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INDEX ¢o the One Hunpvrepv and Forty-rairp Voutume. 

















Crminat and Jupiciau Statistics (Ireland). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 

Criminau Cass (Ireland) ( Increase of Sentences on Appeal). 
Vide Accounts. 

CriminaL Evipence; Bill to amend the Law of Evidence 
in Criminal Cases; Ordered; presented, 52. Second 
Reading deferred, 68, 77, 80, 88, g2, 100, 108. Motion, 
That the Bil! be now read a second time; Amendment 
proposed to leave out from the word “ That” to the end 
of the Question, in crder to add the words “ it is inex- 
pedient to make any further change in the Criminal Law 
until a Court of Appea! in Criminal Cases is established, 
and that this House is not prepared to extend to Ireland a 
measure which would confer on removable magistrates 
the power to cross-examine prisoners deprived of the 
protection of a jury”; and the Question being pro- 
po-ed, That the words proposed to be left out stand part 
of the Question: And a Debate arising thereupon; Ques- 
tion put pursuent te Standing Order; Closure of Debate 
(Mr. W. H. Smith), and, on Division, resolved in the 
Affirmative; Question, on Division, resolved in the Affir- 
mative; Bill commitied ; Motion, That this House will, 
upon Thursday the 12th day of April next, resolve itself 
into the said Committee; Amendment proposed, to leave 
out the words * 12th day of April,” and insert the words 
“erd day of May,” but, on Division, not made ; Main 
Question agreed to, 116. Committee deferred, 151, 157, 
173. Order for Committee discharged ; another Day ap- 
pointed, 178. Committee deferred, 188, 197. Bull con- 
sidered in Committee ; Question put, on Division, pursuant 
to Standing Order, Closure of Debate ( Colonel Saunderson), 
205. Bill again considered in Committee ; and it being 
alter midnight, the Chairman left the Chair to report Pro- 
gress, 214. Committee deferred, 223, 236, 251, 264, 286, 
2196, 307, 315, 326, 334, 344 352, 362, 372, 389, 410, 432, 
449. Order for Committee discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 
473- 

CriminaL Law and Procepure (Jreland) Act, 1887; 
Motion, That, in the opinion of this House, the operation 
of the Criminal Law and Procedure (Ireland) Act, 1887, 
and the manner of its administration, undermine the respect 
tor Law, estrange the minds of the people of Ireland, and 
are deeply injurious to the interests of the United 
Kingdom, &amp;c.; Debate adjourned, 314. Resumed; 
Question, on Division, uegatived, 319. 

-- -~-——— - - Order, 

That the Order for resuming the adjourned Debate on the 

Motion relating to * The Crimival Law and Procedure (Ire- 

land) Act, 1887,” have precedence this day of the Notices of 

Motion and other Ordeis of the Day, 319 :— Order, That the 

proceedings on the Motion relatiug to “ ‘The Criminal Law 

and Procedure (Ireland) Act, 1887,” if under discussion 
at Twelve o’clock this night, be not interrupted under the 

Sianding Order “ Sittings of the House,” 319. 


CriminaAL Law and PRocepure (Jreland) Act, 1887 
(Cases Tried); Motion, That there be laid before this 
House, Return of Cases tried under “The Criminal Law 
and Procedure (Ireland) Act, 1887,” up to the 18th day 
of February, &amp;c.; and Question, on Division, negatived, 
54 

Criminat Law and Procepure (Jreland) Act, 1887 
(Imprisonment and Arrest of Members); Letters received 
relative to the Imprisonment and Arrest of Mr. T. D. 
Sullivan, 4. Mr, William O’Brien, 4. Mr. David Sheehy, 
4, 5. Mr. Alderman J. Hooper, 5. Mr. Lane, 5. Mr. 
Joseph R. Cox, 5. Mr. Alexander Blane, 5. Mr. Edward 
Harrington, 5. Mr. Timothy Harrington, 5. Mr. David 
Sheehy, 29. Mr. Pyne, 30. Mr. Pyne and Mr. Gilhooly, 
30. Mr. James C. Flynn, 70. Mr. Patrick O’Brien, 124. 
Mr. William O’Brien, 164. Mr. Dillon, 166. Mr. Cox, 
172. Mr. Blane, 172. Mr. Pyne, 179. Mr. Gilhooly, 
183. Mr. Condon, 221. Mr. Condon, 240. Mr. Dillon, 
310. Mr. Patrick O’Brien, 370. Mr. J. J. O'Kelly, 398. 
Mr. J. E. Redmond. 457. Mr. W. H. K. Redmond, 457. 











Vou. 143.——Sess. 1888. 











Mr. James O'Kelly, 457. Vide also Privitece (Wroug- 
Sul Arrest of Mr. Patrick O° Brien). 








a Member in Custody (Mr. Pyne), §0. 











—— Remand of 


————. -—_________ Conviction 
of Member affirmed (Mr. Patrick O’Brien), 149. 











-_~—__-- —— 


of Member (Mr. Dillon), 221. 





Conviction 


——_——___——_ Complaint 

made of Statements in Letter, 222. Vide CompLaint. 

Crimtnat Law and Procepure (Ireland) Act (Offences). 
Vide Accounts. 


CRiminat Law and Procepure (Ireland) Act (Persons 
proceeded aguiust, §c.) Vide Accounts. 


Criminat Law and Procepure (Jreland) Act (Procla- 
mations). Vide Accounts. 


Ceiminat Law and Procevure (Ireland) Act (Quarterly 
Return to 30 June 1888). Vide Accounts. 


Criminat Law and Procepure (Jreland) Act, and Pre- 
VENTION of Crime (Jreland) Act (Offences). Vide 
Accounts. 


CrimMINnAL Proceepinas (Scotland), Vide SupPuy. 


CRIMINAL Prosecutions. Vide Suppuy. 


Criminat Prosecutions and Law Cuarces (ZJreland). 
Vide Suppty. 


Criminat Prosecutions (Sheriffs’ Expenses). Vide 
SupPLy. 

Crortrer and Cotrar CoLonizATion ScuEme. Vide 
ACCOUNTS, 

Crorters. Vide Scorcn. 

Crorrers’ Commission (Scotland). Vide Suppry. 

Crorrers (Highlands and Islands of Scotland). Vide 


House (Adjournment Motions). 


Crorrers’ HoxtpinGs (Scotland) Act (1886) AMENDMENT; 
Bill to amend the Creofters’ Holdings (Scotiand) Act, 1886; 
Ordered, 16, Presented, 20. Motion, That the Bill be 
now read a second time; Motion, That the Debate be now 
adjourned; withdrawn; Original Question, on Division, 
negatived, 58. Day appointed for Second Reading, 78, 
126. Secoud Reading deferred, 151, 155, 179, 214, 224, 
282. 

Crorrrrs’ Houipinas (Scotland) Act (1886) AMENDMENT 
(No. 2); Bill to alter and amend the ‘I hirty-fourth Section 
of “The Crofters’ Holdings (Scotland) Act, 1886”; 
Ordered ; presented accordingly, 88. Second Reading 
deferred, 118, 126, 147. Motion, That the Bill be now read 
a second time; Amendment proposed, “ Six Months”; 
Debate arising (Closure claimed, but Mr. Speaker with- 
holds his Assent); Debate resumed; Amendment, on 
Division, made; Second Readiug put off for Six months, 
161. 

Crorters’ Hoipines (Scotland) Act (1886) AMENDMENT 
(No. 3); Bill to amend “ The Crofters’ Holdings (Scot- 
land) Act, 1886”; Ordeied; presented, 218. Second 
Reading deferred, 256. 


Crorters’ Houpinas (Scotland) Act (1886) AMENDMENT 
(No. 4); Bull to amend the twenty-third section of “ The 
Crofters’ Holdings (Scotland) Act, 1886”; Ordered, 488. 
Presented accordingly, 488. Second Reading deferred, 
4u§- Bill committed, 505. Considered in Committee, 
and reported, without Amendment; Passed, 509. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 533. (Cited as Crofters’ Commission 
(Delegation of Powers) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 533. 

CroFrrers’ 


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INDEX to the One Hunprep and Forry-ratirp Votumr. 








[1888, 








Crorrers’ Hoxipines (Srotland) Act (Crofters’ Commis- 
sion). Vide Accounts. 


Crorrers’ Hoipines (Scotland) Act (Crofting Parishes). 
Vide Accounts. 


Crorrers’ Hotpines (Scotland) Act, 1886 and 1887. 
Vide AccouNTs. 

Vide Cuerx of the Orrice. 

Vide Accounts. 





Crown. 
Crown’s Nominee Account. 


Crvuetty to Curtpren (Prevention); For the better Pre- 
vention of Cruelty to Children; Ordered; presented, 451. 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 472. Second Reuad- 
ing deterred, 480, 488, 491, 495, 498, 500, 502, 410, 520. 
Order for Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 
53). 


Custrous. Vide Accounts. Ways and Means. 


Cutten Trost. Vide EpucaTionat, 
ENDOWMENTs. 


Vide 


Cuxross Buren. Vide EpucaTiona.. 
Customs wand INLAND Revenurk (Buildings), &amp;c. 
Supp ty. 


Cusroms Department. Vide Suppiy. 


Customs, Iste of Man; House resolves, on future day, to 
go into a Committee to consider of authorising the imposi- 
tion of certain Duties of Customs on Spirits imported into 
the Isle of Man, 112. Matter considered in Committee, 
117, Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill 
ordered thereupon, 125. Vide infra. 


122 


Bil to impose certain Duties of 
Customs on Spirits imported into the Isle of Mau ; Ordered, 
125. Presented, 126. Committed, 129. Committee 
deterred, 131. Bill considered in Con:mittee, and reported, 
without Amendment, 135. Passed, 151. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 203. (Cited as Isle of Man (Customs) Aet, 
1888) Royal Assent, Vide supra. 


Customs (Wine Duty) Brit. 
(Bills of Supply). 

Customs and Intanp Revenue Bit. 
Means (Bills of Supply). 








2332 


= 


Vide Ways and Means 
Vide Ways and 


Cyprus, Istanp of. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Cyprus (Locust Campaign). Vide Accounts. 


51 &amp; 52 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess. 3. 1888. 


Daum ENY Warer Provistonat Orper. Vide 
Pusuic HEALTH. 


Dartmoor Raitway. Vide Prymourn. 

Deacons (Church of England); Bill to amend the Acts 
41 Geo. 3. c. 62, and 1 and v Vic. c. 106, so far as they 
relate to Deacons of the Church of England ; Ordered, 16. 
Presented, 20. Second Reading deferred, 117, 1€1, 192, 
209, 275,316. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn, 33%. 

Dean, Forest of. Vide Forest. 


Deatu Duty. Vide Ways and Means (Customs and 
Inland Revenue Bill). 

Deatu of the German Emperor. 
MEssAGEs, 

Deatus (England and Wales; Metropolitan District). Vide 
Accounts. 


Vide ADDRESSES. 


DEBATES: 
—— adjourned, on Motion for Address of Thanks 
On Amendments to Questions, 31, 





to Her Majesty, 10. 
725 75» 


&amp;c. 





——__, 





adjourned Debate on Question resumed, 12 
Ke. ™ 








adjourned Debate on Amendment to Ques- 
tion, resumed ; und further adjourned, 45. 








— On Amendment proposed on consideration of 
Bill, 348, 497. 


—— stood adjourned at a quarter before Six 
o'clock, on Wednesday, 44. 





on Main Question, adjourned, 48. 








—_——_—— stood adjourned, at a half an hour after Five 
of the o’clock on Wednesday, 75, 211, 232, 281. And it 
being ten minutes to Seven o’cluck at a Moruing Sitting, 


348. 





——-— — stood adjourned, it being Midnight, 77, 80, 
88, 92, 125, 150, 154, 167, 176. 


stood adjourned, Motion being oppose?, after 
Midnivht, 88. 


objection being taken to further proceeding, 








512. 








adjourned, on Question, That a Bill be now 
read a second time, 117. 


—_ 














adjourned, on Amendment to Question (on 
going into Committee of Supply), 1y5. Order for re- 
suming adjourned Debate, discharged; Committee of 
Supply, deterred, 197. 


Motions Withdrawn, That Debates be now 
adjourned, 58. 








Questions resolved in the Affirmutive, That 
Debates be now adjourned, 279. 





—_—_——_— ——— 


adjourned Debate on Amendment proposed 
to Bill; on consideration, as amended, adjourned, 497. 
Resumed ; Amendment proposed to proposed Amend- 
ment; Debate adjourned, 501. Resumed, and further 
adjourned, 52. 





Desatres and Proceepines in PARLIAMENT; Committee 
of Six Members of this House appointed to join with 
a Committee of the House of Lords to inquire aud report 
as to the cost and method of the publication of the Debates 
and Proceedings in Parliament; Message to the Lords, to 
acquaint them therewith; Clerk to carry the said Message; 
Six Members nominated, 86. Message from the Lords, 
That they have appointed a Committee, to consist of 
Six Lords, to join with a Committee of the Commons 
(pursuant to a Message of this House) t» inquire and 
report as to the cost and method of the publication of the 
Debates and Proceedings in Parliament, 9%. Message 
from the Lords ; the Lords propose that the Joint Com- 
mittee appointed to inquire and report as to the cost and 
method of the publication of the Debates and Proceedings 
in Parliament do meet in Room No, 1, Upper Corridor, 
on Thursday next, at Twelve of the clock, g8:—Order, 
That so much of the Lords’ Message as proposes the time 
and place of meeting of the Joint Committee on Debates 
and Proceedings in Parliament be now taken into con- 
sideration; the House accordingly proceeded to take that 
part of the said Message into consideration :— Order, That 
the Committee appointed to join with the Committee of the 
Lords to inquire and report as to the cost and method of 
the publication of the Debates and Proceedings in Patrlia- 
ment, do meet in Room No. 1, Upper Corridor, on Thurs- 
day next, at Twelve of the clock: Message to the Lords, 
to acquaint them therewith: Clerk te carry the said Mes- 
sage :— Order, That the Committee have power to agree 
in the appointment of a Chairman, 101. Power to send 
for persons, papers, and records; Three to be the Quorum, 


102, Report, 375. - " 
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DeBATES aud ProceEDINGs in ParuiaMENtT. Vide 


LorDs. 
Desates, Xc. (Parliament). 
Dest. Vide Nationa. 
Destors (Scotland) Acr. 


Dests (Scotland). Vide Sma.t. 

DeceaseD Wire’s Sister. Vide Marriace. 
DecEASED Wire’s Sister (India). Vide Marriace. 
Vide East Inpia. 


Vide Accounts. 


Vide Accou NTs. 


Deccan Minine Company. 


Decrees in Suerirr Courts (Scotland). Vide Suertrr. 


Deeps of ARRANGEMENT Act. Vide Accounts. 


Derence. Vide NaTIonaAL. 


Dericiency of Income from Fess (Board of Trade) BanxK- 
ruptcy Act. Vide Supp.y. 


Denny Warer ProvistonaL Orper. Vide Pustic 
HEALTH. 

Dertrorp Borovueu Writ. Vide Exvections. 

Desicns. Vide Patents. 


Detention of Jurors. Vide Jurors. 


Devonport Raitway. Vide PLymouru. 


DewssuryY Boroucu Writ. Vide ELEcTIONs. 


Divcot, Newxsoury, and SourHampton Rartway; Report, 
That the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 11. 
Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to 
have been complied with, 34. Bill brought from the 
Lords, 120. Read, and referred to the Examiners, i293. 
Report, That the Standing Orders not previously inquired 
into have been complied with; Bill to be read a second 
time, 129. Committed, 141. Reported, 160. Cun- 
sidered, as amended, 171. Passed, with Amendments, 


388. ‘To which the Lords agree, 405. (Cited as Didcot, 
Newbury, and Southampton Railway Act, 1888) Royal 
Assent, 435. 

Ditaripations. Vide EcciestasTIcaL. 


Dipetomatic and Consutar Burtpincs. Vide Suppiy. | 


Distraint (Zreland). Vide Smauu Depts. 


Distress, Law of. Vide Law. 


Distress for Renr (Dudlin); Bill to amend the Law 
relating to the levying of Distress for Rent, and for the 
execution of Small Debts in the City of Dublin; Ordered, | 
83. Presented, 84. Second Reading deferred, 132. 
Bill committed, 161. Committee deferred, 165, 192, 246, 
252. Bill considered in Committee, 255, 259. Further 
considered, and reported; ‘Title amended, 303. Con- 
sidered, as amended ; passed, gc8. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 435. (Changed to Small Debts and Distraint 
(Ireland) Bill.) 





Sma.Lt DeEsts and 





re —_——--——- Vide 
DistraiNnt (Jreland) Bit. 


Divine Service. Vide Suppty (Navy). 


Divistonat Magistrates (Jreland); Bill to make pro- 
vision for the Office of Divisional Magistrates in I[re- 
land; Ordered; presented accordingly, 443. Motion» 
That the Bill be now read a second time; Debate ad- 
journed, 454. Further adjourned, 473, 477, 479, 484, 
490, 492, 495, 496, §00, 501. Order for resuming 
adjourned Debate discharged ; Bill withdrawn, §05. 


DIVISIONS: 


— Divisions FrivoLousty CLAIMmep ; the 
House proceeded to a Division, and Mr. Speaker stated 
that he thought the Ayes had it; but his decision being 
challenged, and it appearing to Mr. Speaker that the 
Division was frivolously claimed, he directed the Noes to 








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INDEX ¢o the One Hunprep and Forry-trutrp VoLuME 


stand up in their places, and no Member having stood up, 
Mr. Speaker declared the Ayes had it, 255. 

The Committee proceeded to a Division, 
and the Chairman stated that he thought the Ayes had 
it; but his decision being challenged, and it appearing 
to the Chairman that the Division was frivolously claimed, 
he directed the Noes to stand up in their places, and 
Twelve Members having stood up, the Chairman dectared 
the Ayes had it, 467. 

The Committee proceeded toa Division, 
and the Chairman stated that he thought the Ayes had it ; 
but his decision was challenged, and it appearing to the 
Chairman that the Division was vexatiously claimed, he 
directed the Noes to stand up in their places, and, one 
Member having stood up, the Chairman declared that the 
Ayes had it, 393. 

—— Division (no Second Teller); The Com- 
mitiee proceeded toa Division. Dr. ‘Tanner was appointed 
one of the Tellers for the Ayes, but no Member appearing 
as asecond Teller for the Ayes, the Chairman declared 
the Noes had it, 454. 




















Divorce and Marrimoniat Causes. Vide Accounts. 


Divorce Bits; Select Committee nominated, gol. 
Joynt’s Divorce Bill committed, 312. Instruction to the 
Committee, That they do hear Counsel and examine 
Witnesses for Joynt’s Divorce Bill, and also that they 
do hear Counsel and examine Witnesses against the Bill, 
if the parties concerned think fit to be heard by Counsel or 
produce Witnesses, 312. Message to the Lords, requesting 
a Copy of the Minutes of Evidence and Proceedings, to- 
gether with the Documents deposited in the case of 
Joynt’s Divorce Bill, 312. Copy communicated, 325. 
Bill reported, without Amendment; Minutes of Evidence, 
&amp;c., returned to the Lords, 343. Vide Joynt’s Divorcs 
Brut. 

Divorce Cases (Perjury); Bill for the Prevention and 
Punishment of Perjury on the hearing of Petitions for 
Dissolution of Marriage; Ordered; presented, 365. 
Second Reading deferred, 378. Order for Second Read- 
ing discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 391. 

Divorces (Scot/and). Vide Accocnts. 


DoppbineTREE and Bewptey Bripces; Bill to relieve the 
Inhabitants of the Hundred of Doddingtree, in the County 
of Worcester, of the Obligation to repair and maintain the 
Bridg«s of the Hundred, and to transfer to the County of 
Worcester the liability of the Borough of Bewdley to 
repair and maintain the Bridge over the River Severn, in 
or near to such Borough; Ordered, 405. Presented, 405. 
Examiners to examine the Bill with respect to compliance 
with the Standing Orders relative to Private Bills, 409. 
Second Reading deferred, 422. Order referring the Bill 
to the Examiners discharged, 424. Order for Second 
Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn, 424. 


Does Reauuation (Ireland) Acr. Vide Accounts. 


Doncaster Writ. Vide Evecrions, 


Dore and Cuintey Rattway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 
23. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 36. Order 
referring Bill to the Examiners discharged; Bill with- 
drawn, 380. 

Dover Raitway. 


Drainace and Improvement of Lanps (Ireland) Provi- 
SIONAL OrpeRs ; Bill to confirm Two Provisional Orders, 
under “The Drainage and Improvement of Lands (Ireland) 
Act, 1863,” and the Acts amending the same, relating to 
the Ballycolliton Drainage District, in the County of 
Tipperary, and the Kiliard River Drainage District, in the 
County of Cork; Ordered; presented accordingly; read, 
aud referred 10 the Examiners, 248. Report, That the 
Standing Order has been complied with; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 283. Bill committed, 288. Reported, 
without Amendment; Provisional Orders confirmed ; Day 

appointed 


Vide Lonpon. 


L 





INDEX io the Ont Hunprep and Forty-rnirp VoLuMe. 


DrainaGE and Improvement of Lanps (Ireland) Provi- 
SIONAL OrRDERS—continued. 
appointed for Third Reading, 313. Bill passed, 318. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 348. (Cited as Drainage and 
Improvement of Lands Supplemental (Ireland) Act, 1888) 
Royal Assent, 393. 


DrainaGe (Ireland). Vide Bann. Barrow. SHANNON. 


Draycorr Gas; Petition, and Bill ordered, 23. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 36. Report, That Standing 
Order 63 has been complied with; Bill to be read a second 
time, 49. Commiited,65. Reported, 106. Considered, 
as amended, 126. Passed, 133. Agreed to by the Lords, 
222. (Cited as Draycott Gas Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 
232. 

Dricuxincton Gas; Report, That the Bill should originate 
ir. the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the Stand- 
ing Orders had been certified to have been complied 


with, 34. 
DrunkKarpvs. Vide HaBiTvat. 


DruNKENNESS ON SunDAY (Convictions). Vide Accounts. 


DusBuin Hospitrats. Vide Accounts. 


Dusuin, Lorp Mayor of; Petition presented by the Lord 
Mayor o! the City of Dublin at the Bar, 109. 


Dusuin METROPOLITAN Potnics. Vide Suppty. 


Dusuin Raitway. Vide Mipuanp.} 


DuBuin (Saint Stephen’s Green Division) Writ. 
ELEcTIONsS. 


Vide 


Dusuin UNiversiry Writ. Vide Evections. 


Ducuy of CornwaLi. Vide Accounts. 


Ducuy of LANcAsTeER. Vide Accounts. 


Duuwicu Tramways. Vide Lonpon. 


Dunpee Bureu Writ. Vide Evections. 


Dunvee Direct Rattway. Vide HigHLanp. 


Dunprum Criminat Lunatic Asyium (Jreland). Vide 


SuppPLy. 
Dunipace Water ProvisionaL OrpeR. Vide Pusuic 
HEALTH. 
Vide Ways and Means. 
Dweuune [lousss (Sanitary Inspection); Bill to provide 


for the Sanitary Inspection of Dwelling Houses; Or- 
dered, 17. Presented, 21. Second Reading deferred, 97, 


118, 147, 193, 246. 
DyNamItTEeE OvuTRAGEs. 


Dvutizs of Customs ( Wine). 


Vide Surry (Police). 


51 &amp;§ 52 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess.3. 1888. 
Ear. of Wincnitsea and NorrineHam’s Estate 
Britt. Vide WincHILSEA. 


Earzz Crosine; Bill to provide for the Earlier Closing of 
Shops, and to make further provision with respect to 
Trading on Sunday; Ordered, 13. Presented, 18. 
Motion, That the Bill be now read a second time; 
Amendment proposed, * Six Months”; Debate arising 
(Closure of Debate, claimed, but Mr. Speaker withholds 
his assent, and declines then to put the Question); Debate 
resumed ; Amendment, on Division, made; Second Reading 
put off fur Six Months, 192. 

East and West [np1ta Docks. Vide Lonpon. 


East and West Yorxsuire Union Raitways; Report, 
That the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 11. 


[1888, 


Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to 
have been complied with, 34. Bill brought from the 
Lords, 278. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 278. 
Report, That the Standing Orders have not been complied 
with; referred to the Select Committee on Standin 
Orders, 291. Report, That the Standing Orders ought 
to be dispensed with, 311. Report read; Bill to be read 
a second time, 311. Committed, 321. Reported, 347, 
Considered, as amended, 359. Pzassed, with Amendments, 
369. To which the Lords agree, 381. (Cited as East 
and West Yorkshire Union Railways Act, 1888) Royal 
Assent, 393. 


Eastern and Mripianps Raitway (Extensions); Petition, 
and Bill ordered, 23. Read. and referred to the Exa- 
miners, 36. Report, That Standing Order 62 has been 
complied with ; Bill to be read a second time, 82. Com- 
mitted, 91. Instruction, 113. Bill reported, 124. Con- 
sidered, as amended, 130. Passed, 136. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 300. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
309. (Cited as Eastern and Midlands Railway Exten- 
sions Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 325. 


Eastern and Mripianps Raitway (Further Powers) Brut 
[Repayment of Deposits|; Motien for the House to re- 
solve itself into a Committee to consider of authorising 
the re-payment, subject to the provisions with respect to 
compensation to landowners and other persons injured, 
and for the protection of creditors contained in the several 
Acts hereafter mentioned, of the following Sums of Con- 
solidated Three Pounds per Centum Annuities, which, in 
pursuance of the said Acts, are now forfeited or liable to 
be forfeited, together with any interest or dividends thereon 
respectively, &amp;c.; Queen’s Recommendation signified ; 
Question agreed to, 106. Matter considered in Com- 
mittee, 109. Resolution reported, and agreed to; In- 
struction to the Committee on the Bill, that they have 
Power to make provision therein, pursuant to the said 
Resolution, 113. 


Eastern and Mipuianps Rartway (Further Powers); Re- 
port, That the Standing Orders have not been complied 
with; referred to the Select Committee on Sianding 
Orders, 22. Petition for Bull referred to the said Com- 
mittee, 28. Report, That the Standing Orders ought to 
be dispensed with, 68. Report read; Bill ordered, 6g. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 76. Report, That 
Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be 
read a second time, 82. Committed, 91. Reported, 128. 
Considered, as amended, 136. Queen’s Consent signified; 
Bill passed (New Title), 148. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 300. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 309. 
(Cited as Eastern and Midlands Railway (Further 
Powers) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 325. 


East Inp1a and Cuina (Exports and Imports). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


EAST INDIA: 
—— (Accounts and Estimates). 
—_———-—— (Black Mountain Tribes). Vide Accounts. 


Vide Accounts. 


( Contagious Diseases Acts); Motion, That, in 
the opinion of this House, any mere suspension of measures 
for the compulsory examination of women, and for 
licensing and regulating Prostitution in India, is insuf- 
ficient, and the legislation which enjoins, authorises, or 
permits such measures ought to be repealed. [The House 
proceeded to a Division, and Mr. Speaker stated that he 
thought the Ayes had it. But his decision was chal- 
lenged, and it appearing to Mr. Speaker that the Division 
was frivolously claimed, he directed the Noes to stand up 
in their places,and no Member having stood up, Mr. 
Speaker declared that the Ayes had it] :—Resolution, That 
in the opinion of this House, any mere suspension 0 
measures for the compulsory examination of women, and 
for licensing and regulating Prostitution in India, is insuf- 

ficient, 





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EAST INDIA—( Contagious Diseases Acts)—continued. 
ficient, and the legislation which enjoins, authorises, or 
permits such measures ought to be repealed, 255. 

—————- (Contagious Diseases). Vide Accounts. 

(Deccan Mines). Vide Accounts. 

( Estimate). Vide Accounts. 








—_—_—— (Factory Labour). Vide Accounts. 

— ( Finance and Revenue Accounts). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 

— ( Finanee Committee of 1886, Report). Vide 
AccouNTS: 

——— (Financial Statement). Vide Accounts. 





_— — GovernmMENT of Inp1a (Frontier Policy); 
Motion, That, in the opinion of this House, the unwise Fron- 
tier Policy of the Government of India is producing grave 
Financial difficulties in that Country, leading not only to 
increased burdens of Taxation, but to the extension of the 
Sale of Intoxicating Liquors for Revenue purposes, with 
serious results to the moral and material welfare of the 
People :—And a Debate arising thereupon [Closure 
claimed (Mr. Caine); Question, ‘That the Question be 
now put,” resolved in the Affirmative]; Question ac- 
cordingly put, That, in the opinion of this House, the 
unwise Frontier Policy of the Government of India is pro- 
ducing grave Financial difficulties in that Country, leading 
notonly to increased burdens of Taxation, but to theextension 
of the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors for Revenue purposes, 
with serious results to the moral and material welfare of 
the People; and, on Division, negatived, 95. 


-——— (High Courts in India) ; B.1l to constitute and 
also to extend the jurisdiction of High Courts of Judica- 
ture in India; Brought from the Lords, 375. Read, 385. 
Second Reading deferred, 390, 394, 397, 493, 408, 415. 
417, 421, 425. 445. Order for Second Reading dis- 
charged ; Bill withdrawn, 464. 


—-— (Hyderabad Deccan Mining Company); Select 
Committee to inquire into the formation and promorion of 
the Hyderabad Deccan Mining Company, Limited, the 
circumstances under which the Concession held by that 
Company was obtained from the Governinent of Hyder- 
abad, and the subsequent Operations on the London Stock 
Exchange by persons interested in the Company; Ap- 
pointed ; nominated ; Power to send for persons, papers, 
and records; Three to be the Quorum, 198. Report, That 
the Commitiee having received applications from certain 
persons to be represented by Counsel before them, 
the Committee are of opinion that it will be ad- 
visable to allow Counsel to represent the said Applicants 
for the purpose of assisting the Committee to such extent 
and purposes as the Committee may from time to time 
direct; Order, That the Committee have leave to hear 
Counsel (to such extent as they shall think fit) upon the 
matters referred to them, 234. Returns of last Session 
and this Session referred, 305. Second Report, 430. 


(Home Accounts). Vide Accounts. 


— — (Indian Councils Act, 1861, Amendment) ; 
Bill to amend “ The Indian Councils Act, 1861;” Brought 


from the Lords, 414. 








ae 





Vide Ac- 


raised in 


—— (Loans England). 


COUNTS. 
—— (Loans raised in India). Vide Accounts. 


—— (Marriage with a Deceased Wife's Sister 
(India) Bill). Vide Mareiace. 


— — (Officers); Bill to amend the Law relating to 
certain Officers in India ; Ordered; presented accordingly, 
170. Second Reading deferred, 188,197. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 214, 223, 236, 251, 264, 307, 326, 345, 362, 
383, 390, 402, 410, 411, 421, 437, 445, 464. Order for 
Second Reading discharged ; Bull withdrawn, 474. 








Vou. 143.——Sess. 1888. 


—— ee 




















—_——_—_ 











East Linco.nsuIRe. 





( Plate Duties). Vide Accounts. 
(Progress and Condition). Vide Accounts. 
(Public Works Vide Ac- 





Department). 
COUNTS. 


(Purchase and Construction of Railways) ; 
Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to 
consider of authorising the Secretary of State in Council 
of India to raise Money in the United Kingdom for the 
purchase of the Oudh and Rohileund Railway, and for the 
construction, extension, and equipment of Railways in 
India through the agency of Companies ; Queen’s Recom- 
mendation signified ; Question agreed to, 61. Matter 
consilered in Committee, 64. Resolutions reported, and 
agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon, 67. Vide infra. 





Bill 
to empower the Secretary of State in Council of India to 
raise Money in the United Kingdom for the Purchase of 
the Oude and Rohilkund Railway, and for the Construction, 
Extension, and Equipment of Railways in India, through 
the Agency of Companies, and for other purposes relating 
thereto; Ordered, 68. Presented, 68. Motion, That the 
Bill be now read a second time; and it being Midnight, 
the Debate stood adjourned, 80. Further adjourned, 83, 
86, 88. Resumed; Bill Committed, 90. Committee de- 
ferred, 100, 107. Bill considered in Committee, and re- 
ported without Amendment, 112. Third Reading de- 
ferred, 117. Bill passed, 122. Agreed to by the Lords, 
169. (Cited as Oude and Rohilkund Railway Purchase 
Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 184. 


(Railways). Vide Accounts. 





(Revenue Accounts); The several Accounts 
and Papers which have been presented to the House in 
this Session of Parliament, relating to the Revenues of 
India, referred to the consideration of a Comwmittee of 
the whole House; Day appointed for Committee, 433. 
Matter considered in Committee, 443. Resolution re- 
ported, and agreed to, 454. 





(Sanitary Measures). Vide Accounts. 
(South Indian Railway). Vide 





Soutu 





INDIAN. 
—— (Statement of Trade). 
(Statistical Abstract). Vide Accounts. 


—— —— (Taylor, Mr. W.). 
and Means (Amendments). 


(Telegraph Department). 


Vide Accounts. 





Vide Accounts. Ways 


Vide Accounts. 


(Upper Burmah) (Intoxicating Liquors) ; 
(Licences); (Opium). Vide Accounts. 








Vide Norru Sea. 


EccvestAsticaL AssgEssMENTS (Scotland); Bill to amend 


the Law as to Lcclesiastical Assessments in Scotland ; 
Ordered, 14. Presented, 19. Second Reading deferred, 
358, 380. Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill 
withdrawn, 398. 

———_—- —_——-_ Motion, That, in 


the opinion of this House, it is inexpedient that Assess- 


ments for Ecclesiastical purposes in Scutland should be 
maintained, and that in lieu thereof an equivalent annual! 
assessment Ought to be made for assisting Secondary 
Education in Scotland; Amendment proposed, to leave 
out from the word “ That,” to the end of the Question, in 
order to add the words “‘as the Ecclesiastical Assess- 
ments have been a burden upon land from time imme- 
morial for the erection and repair of church buildings in 
the old parishes of Scotland, this House, in the absence 
of any grievance connected therewith, except in the 
case of feuars, for whose relief a Bill is now before 
Parliament, declines to entertain a proposal to alienate 
these assessments to secular uses”; and, on Division, 

made: 


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INDEX Zo the Ont Hunprep and Forry-tairp Voiume. 


EccuestasticaL AssessMENTS (Scotlund)—continued. 
made :— Resolution, That as the Ecclesiastical Assess- 
ments have been a burden upon land from time imme- 
morial for the erection and repair of church buildings in 
the old parishes of Scotland, this House, in the absence 
of any grievance connected therewith, except in the case 
of feuars, for whose relief a Bill is now before Parliament, 
declines to entertain a proposal to alienate these assess- 
ments to secular uses, 301. 


EccuesrastTicaL Commission. Vide Accounts. 


Vide 


EccresiastTicaL Commissioners (Amounts Due). 
Accounts. 


EccusstasticaLt Contumacy; Bill to substitute Depriva- 
tion for Imprisonment for Contumacy in proceeding under 
the Church Discipline Act of 1840, and **The Public 
Worship Regulation Act, 1874”; Ordered, 32. 
sented, 33. Second Reading deferred, 228, 282. 


Pre- 


EccvestastTicat Ditaripations; Bill to amend the Law 
relating to Ecclesiastical Dilapidatious; Ordered; pre- 
sented, 365. Second Reading deferred, 398. Order for 
Second Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn, 418. 


Evin BureH and Lertu Corporations Gas; Report, That 
the Bill should origmate in the House of Lords, 11. 
Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to 
have been complied with, 34. Bill brought from the Lords, 
255. Read, and referred to the Examiners,255. Report, 
That the Standing Orders not previously inquired into 
are applicable ; Bill to be read a second time, 269. Com- 
mitted, 292. Reported, 354. Standing Orders sus- 
pended, and Day appointed for cousideration, as amended, 
provided amended Prints shall have been previously de- 
posited, 357. Bill considered, as amended; Standing 
Orders suspended, and Bill to be now read the third time ; 
Passed, with Amendments (New Title), 359. ‘To which 
the Lords agree, 381. (Cited as Edinburgh and Leith 
Corporation Gas Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 393. 


Epinspuneu and Leirn Gas; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 34. 

Epinsureu and St. ANpREw’s Universitirs Writ. Vide 
ELECTIONS. 


Epinrurcn Burcu Writ. Vide Evections. 


Epucation. Vide Evementary. InpusrriaL. TEcuH- 
NICAL. 
EpvucaTionaL EnpowmeEnts (Jreland) Commission. Vide 


AccounNTSs. 


EpnucationAL EnpowmMents (Scotland) Act. 
COUNTS. 

EpucatTionaL EnpowMents (Scotland) Act, 1882 (Gell 
Residue Bequest); Motion, That an bumble Address be pre- 
sented to Her Majesty, praying Her Majesty to withhold 
Her Consent from the Scheme for the Management of the 
Endowment known as the Bell Residue Fund, now !ying 
upon the Table of the House; and Question nezatived, 
142. 

Epvucationat EnpowMents (Scotiand) Act, 1882 (Burgh 
of Culross and County of Perth Endowments); Motion, 
That an humble Address be presented to Her Majesty, 
praying Her Majesty to withhold Her Consent from the 
Scheme for the Management of the Endowments in the | 
Burgh of Culross, County of Perth, known as the Geddes | 
Trust, Bill’s and Law’s Mortifications, and Vaileyfield | 
Endowment, approved by the Scottish Education Depart- 
ment, now lying upon the Table of the House; and Ques- 
tion, on Division, negatived, 412. 

Epucationat Enpowments (Scotland) Act, 1882 (Clark’s 


Bequest, &amp;c.); Motion, That an humble Address be pre- 
senied to Her Majesty, praying Her Majesty to withhold 


Vide Ac- 


(1888, 


— ———— 


Her Consent from the Scheme for the Managenient of the 
Endowments in the united Parishes of Daviot and Dun- 
lichity and County of Inverness, known as Clarke’s 
Bequest, and the Nairnside School, approved by the Scotch 
Education Department (by Act), now lying upon the Table 
of the House ; and Question, on Division, negatived, 
158. 

EpucaTioNAL ENDOWMENTS 
Vide Accounts. 


EpucationaL Enpowments (Scotland) Act, 1882 (Cullen 
Trust) ; Motion, That an humble Address be presented to 
Her Majesty, praying Her Majesty to withhuld Her Con. 
sent from the Scheme for the Management of the Endow- 
ments in the Parish of Monymusk, in the County of 
Aberdeen, known as the Cullen Trust, approved by the 
Scottish Education Department, now lying upon the Table 
of the House ; and Question, on Division, negatived, 
387. 

Epucationat Enpowments (Scotland) Act, 1882 (Hutton 
Trust); Motion, That an humble Address be presented to 
Her Majesty, praying Her Majesty to withhold Her Con- 
sent from the Scheme for the Management of the Endow- 
ments in the Parish of Caeriaverock, County of Dumfries, 
known as the Huiton Trust, approved by the Scottish 
Education Department, now lying upon the Table of the 
House; and Question negatived, 404. 


(Scotland) (Commission), 


Epucationat En powments (Scotland) Act, 1882 (Kirk- 
cudbright Charities); Motion, That an humble Address be 
presented to Her Majesty, praying Her Majesty to with- 
hold Her Consent from the Scheme for the Management of 
the Endowments in the Parishes of Balmaclellan, Dalry, 
Kells, and Carsphairn, in the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, 
known as the Murdock Endowment, the Johnston Be- 
quest, the Davies Bequest, and the McAdam Bequest, 
approved by the Scottish Mducation Department, now 
lying upon the Table of the House ; (Closure claimed (Mr. 
Johnston), but Mr. Speaker withbolds his assent); Ques- 
tion, on Division, negatived, 403. 


EpucationaAL Enpowments (Scotland) Act, 1882 (Madras 
College): Motion, That aun humble Address be presented 
to Her Majesty, praying Her Majesty to withhold Her 
Consent from the Scheme for the Management of the 
Endowment in the Buigh of Saint Andrew’s, and County 
of Fife, known as the Madras College, now lying upon the 
Table of the House; and Question, negatived, 93. 


EpucationaL Endowments (Scotland) Act, 1882 (More 
Mortification) ; Motion, That, an humble Address be pre- 
sented to Her Majesty, praying Her Majesty to withhold 
Her Consent from the Scheme for the Management of the 
Endowments in the Parish of Morebattle, in the County 
of Roxburgh, known as the More Mortification, approved 
by the Scottish Education Department, now lying upon 
the Table of the House; Debate arising ; Closure claimed 
(Mr. Conway), but Mr. Speaker withholds his Assent ; 
Debate resumed ; Question, on Division, negatived, 384. 


EpucationaL Services. Vide Suppry (Navy). 


Epvucation Department (General Reports) ( Training Col- 
leges.) Vide Accounts. 


Epucation Enpowments (Scotland) Act. Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 


EpDuUCcATION Vide Accounts. 


SuPpPLy. 


(England and Wales). 


Epucarion (Jreland) Vide Accounts. TrcunicaL 


UNIVERSITY. 


Epucation (Ireland) (Endowed Schools). Vide Suerty. 


Epvucation (New Code). Vide Accounts. 


Vide Accounts. 


Epucation ( Sctence and Art). 
EpucaTIioN 








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INDEX to the Ont Hunprep and Forty-trurrp VotumeE. 





Epvucation (School Boards, &amp;c.), ENGLanp and WA tes. 


Vide AccountTs. 


Epucation (Scotland) Acts AMENDMENT ; Bill to amend 
the provisions of the Education (Scotland) Acts relating 
to the payment of School Fees for Children of Poor 


Parents; Ordered, 13. Presented, 238. 


deferred, 281. 


Epucation (Scotland) (New Code, 1888); Motion, That 
an humble Address be presented to Her Majesty, praying 
Her to withhold Her assent from so much of the Code 
(1888) of the Scotch Education Department as imposes on 


Majesty to withhold Her assent from so much of the said 


Code as, contrary to the usage in England, includes grants 
for drawing in reckoning the total of 17 s. 6d. per scholar 


Second Reading 


in average attendance, to whieh the amount which may be 
earned by school managers is limited ; Withdrawn, 168. 


Epucation (Scotlund) (New Code), 
nical Instruction) ( Technical Schools), 


Secondary (Tech- 
Vide AccounTs. 


Epvucation, Seconpary. Vide Suppry (Amendments). 


Ecypt. 


the earning of grants for cookery a new restriction not im- 


posed in the English Code ; and further praying Her 


ELECTIONS: 


Eeyrttan GuARANTEED Loan of 1865. 





Epvucation (Wales), Vide INTERMEDIATE. 


Vide Accounts. 


Vide Accounts. 


ELBERFELD Poor Law System. Vide Accounts. 


Orpers and Reso.utions :—For regulating the mode of proceeding in respect of Members returned for two or 
more Places; Interference of Peers, &amp;c., 3. 


FOR WHAT PLACE. | 





Dublin University  - » é 7 
Camberwell (Dulwich Division) - - 


Cambridge University . . ‘ 


Edinburgh and St. Andrew’s Universities 


Merthyr Tydvil - - - o of 


Winchester - e ‘ - — 


Liverpool (Walton Division: - - | 


WRITS ISSUED DURING THE SESSION. 


FOR WHAT PLACE. 


een 


Ayr District of Burghs —- ° of 


Bristol Borough (Western Division) - 


Colchester Borough - - - - 
Deptford Borough = - . ~ - 
Dewsbury Borough - - - - 
Dublin (Saint Stephen’s Green Divi- 
sion). 
Dundee Burgh - - - - 
Edinburgh Burgh (West Division) = - | 
Finsbury Borough (Holborn Division) 
Glamorgan ( Western or Gower Division) 
Hampstead Borough - - - - 








Kent (Isle of Thanet Division) - : 


Leicester (Eastern or Melton Division) 
Limerick Borough - - - 
Liverpool (West Derby Division) - 
Longford (South Longford Division) - 
Maidsione Borough - - - - 
Merthyr Tydvil - - 
Sligo (South Sligo Division) — - « 


Southampton Borough - - = 


Lanark (Mid Division) - - - 


Southwark Borough (West Division) - 

Stockton Borough - - - - 

Sussex (South Western or Chichester 
Division). 

York, West Riding, Southern Part 
(Doncaster Division). 


Vox. 143.——Sess. 1888. 


WRITS ISSUED DURING THE RECESS. 


DTT Rn eee eee 





IN THE ROOM OF 


Dodgson Hamilton Madden, Esq. - 


John Morgan Howard. Esq. - 


Right Hon. Alexander James Beres- 
ford Beresford Hope. 

Right Hon. John Hay Athole Mac- 
donald. 

Right Hon. John George Gibson, 
Serjeant at Law. 

Henry Richard, Esq. - - - 

Aithur Loftus Tottenham, Esq. - - 


IN THE ROOM OF 


Richard Frederick 
Campbell, Esq. 
Sir Michael Edward Hicks 

Bart. 
Henry John Trotter, Esq. - = 
William John Evelyn, Esq.  - - 
Sir John Simon, Knight - - - 


“y »yer G Ne o - 
Edmund Dwyer Gray, Esq. 





Fotheringham 


Beach, 


Charles Carmichael Lacarta, Esq. - 
Thomas Ryburn Buchanan, Esq. - 
Colonel Francis Duncan - - - 
Frank Ash Yeo, Esq. - ~ - 
Sir Henry Thurston Holland, Bart., 
G.C.M.G. 
Right Hon. Edward Robert King- 
Harman. 
Stephen Mason, Esq. - = - - 
Lord John Manners - - - - 
Henry Joseph Gull, Esq. - - 
Lord Claud Hamilton - . - 
Lawience Connolly, Esq. - - - 
Alexander Henry Ross, Esq. - - 
Charles Herbert Jamez, Esq. - - 
Edward Joseph Kennedy, Esq. - - 
Admiral Sir John Edmund Commerell, 
V.C., G.C.B. 
Arthur Cohen, Esq. . - - 
Joseph Dodds, Esq. - - - 
Earl of March - 


Walter Shirley Shirley, Esq. 


ON WHAT ACCOUNT. 


Solicitor General for Ireland ; 3. 

Judge of the County Court of Corn- 
wall ; 33. 

Deceased; 3. 


Lord Justice Clerk in Scotland (during 
long adjournment); 457. 

One of the Justices of Her Majesty’s 
High Court of Justice in Ireland; 3. 

Deceased(during long adjournment);457. 

Deceased ; 3. 


ON WHAT ACCOUNT. 


Deceased ; 249. 
President of the Board of Trade; 42. 


Deceased ; 510. 
Chiltern Hundreds ; 53. 
Chiltern Hundreds ; 465. 
Deceased ; 192. 


Chiltern Hundreds ; 3. 
Manor of Northstead ; 12. 
Deceased ; 479. 

Deceased ; 92. 

Now Baron Knutsford; 6o. 


Deceased ; 289. 


Manor of Nurthstead ; 156. 
Now Duke of Rutland ; 98. 
Chiltern Hundreds; 141. 
Manor of Northstead; 430. 
Chiltern Hundreds; 311. 
Deceased; §ot. 

Manor of Northstead ; 89. 
Chiltern Hundreds; 325. 
Chiltern Hundreds; 226. 


Manor of Northstead ; 3. 
Manor of Northstead; 512. 
Chiltern Hundreds; 80. 


Chiltern Hundreds; 12, 


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[ 1833. 


INDEX tothe One Hunprep and Forty-tTarirp Vowume. 


ELECTIONS—continued, 


Vide Coroners. Francuise. Livery 
Mounicipat Francuise (Ireland). OccurpiersS DisQuaLiricaTIon. PARLIAMENTARY 
and Mounicipat Exvectrors RecistratTion. ParuiaMenTaRy Enections. PAarvtiaAMENTarRy 
Exections (Meetings in Schools). PartiamentTary Exvections (Returniug Officers) Act (1875 
AMENDMENT. ParutamMENTARY Exections (Returning Officers’ Expenses). PARLIAMENTARY 
Exections (Returning Officers Expenses) (Scotland). PArtiaMENTARY ELxrcTions (Seamen's 
Votes). PARLIAMENTARY FRANCHISE (Extension to Women). ParttaMentaRy VorTers. Par. 
LIAMENTARY Voters’ Lists (Ireland). Poor Law GuarprAns (freland). Recistration Acr, 
REPRESENTATION of the Peorte Acts AmMenDMeENT. Scnoot Boarp Exxcrions (Scotland), 
Scuoot Boarp for Lonpon Exvection. Scnoor Boarps (Scotland) Erectors. Soupiexs and 


Francutse. Monicrran Francnise (Belfast), 


Saitors DisaBILities ReMovaL. WINCHESTER Burcesses DisQuauiricaTtion REMOVAL. 


Evectric Ligutine Acr (1882) AMENDMENT; Bill to 
amend “The Electric Lighting Act, 1882;” Brought 
from the Lords, 187. Read, 191. Committed, 205. 
Committee deferred, 223, 229, 237. Bill considered in 
Committee ; and Objection being taken to further Proceed- 
ing, the Chairman left the Chair to report Progress, 243. 
Committee deferred, 252. Bill further considered m Com- 
mittee, and reported, 273. Considered, as amended ; 
Passed, with an Amendment, 286. To which the Lords 
agree, 300. (Cited as Electric Lighting Act, 1888) 
Royal Assent, 324. 


Exectric Licurine Act, 1882 (Proceedings). Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 


ELementary Epucation. Vide Epucarion. 


Evementrary Epucation Acts (Royal Commission). Vide 
Accounts. 


Evementary Epvucation (Continuation Schools); Bill to 
amend the Elementary Education Acts, and to provide 
Continuation Schools ; Ordered; presented, 414. Order 
for Second Reading discharged ; another Day appointed, 
427. Second Reading deferred, 468, 476, 485, 497, 
498. 


Evementary Epvucation Provisionan Orper Conrir- 
MATION (Birmiugham); Bill to confirm a Provisional 
Order, made by the Education Department, under “ The 
Elementary Education Act, 1870,” to enable the School 
Board for Birmingham to put in force “The Lands Clauses 
Consolidation Act, 1845,” and the Acts amending the 
same ; Brought from the Lords; Read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 311. Report, That the Standing Order has 
been complied with; Day appointed for Second Reading, 
317. Bill committed, 321. Reported, without Amend- 
ment; Provisional Order confirmed; Day appointed for 
Third Reading, 347. Bill passed, 349. ( Cited as Educa- 
tion Department Provisional Order Confirmation ( Bir- 
mingham) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 393. 


Exvementary Epucation ProvisionaL Orper Conrir- 
MATION (London); Bill to confirm a Provisional Order 
made by the Education Department under “‘ The Elemen- 
tary Education Act, 1870,” to enable the School Board for 
Lwndon to put in force The Lands Clauses Consolidation 
Act, 1845,” and the Acts amending the same; Brought 
from the Lords, 371. Read, and referred to the Exami- 
ners, 371. Report, That the Standing Order has been 
complied with; Day appointed for Second Reading, 384. 
Bill committed, 388. Reported, without Amendment; 
Provisional Order confirmed: Day appointed for Third 
Reading, 409. Bill passed, 413. (Cited as Education 
Department Provisional Order Confirmation (London) 
Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 435. 


ELemMentary Epucation (Scotland) Cope of 1888 ; Mo- 
tion, That an humble Address be presented to Her Ma- 
jesty, praying Her to withhold Her Assent from the altera- 
tion in Article 6 (d) of the Code of the Scotceh Education 
Department proposed for this year, which (contrary to the 
provisions Of Section 67 of “ The Education (Scotland) 


Act, 1872”) will have the effect of lowering the standard 
of Education that now exists in the Public Schools of 
Scotland ; Withdrawn, 189. 


ELEMENTARY Scuoo.s (Attendance, &amp;c.) Vide Accounts, 


ELLesMERE Rattway. Vide WRExHAM. 


Emsassties and Missions ABroap. Vide SupPLiy. 


Emicration. Vide Scorcnu. 


Emigration and Immigration (changed to Emicration 
and ImmMiGRATION (Foreigners); Select Committee to in- 
quire into the Laws existing in the United States and 
clsewhere on the subject of the Immigration of Destitute 
Aliens, and as to the extent and effect of such Immigra- 
tion into the United Kingdom, and to report whether it is 
desirsble to impose any, and, if so, what Restrictions on 
such Immigration; Appointed ; with Power to send for per- 
sons, papers, and records, 32. 


Emicration and ImMmicration (Foreigners); Motion pro- 
posed, That the Committee do consist of Seventeen Mem- 
bers, withdrawn, 102. Motion, That the Committee do 
consist of Seventeen Members; Amendment proposed, 
“ Nineteen,” and made; Committee nominated; with 
Power to send for persons, papers, and records ; Five to be 
the Quorum, 110. Two Members added, 118. Member 
discharged ; another added, 172. Report, inquiry not 
completed, 409. Lords request Copy of Report, &amp;c., 419. 


Em1cration and ImmM1icraTIonN. Vide Accounts. 


Emigration and IMmicratrion of Fore1GNeERs. Vide 


LorDs. 


Emicration Statistics (Ireland). Vide Accounts. 


Emp.oyers’ Liasriity Act (1880). Vide Accounts. 


Emp.oyers’ Liasitity Act (1880) AMENDMENT; Bill to 
amend the Employers’ Liability Act 1880; Ordered, 14. 
Presented, 19. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn, 317. 


Empxioyers’ Liasinity Act (1880) AMENDMENT (No. 2); 
Bill to amend “The Employers’ Liability Act, 1880”; 
Ordered, 16. Presented, 21. Second Reading deferred, 
192, 214, 223, 282, 335. 


Emp.oyers’ Lianttity Act, 1880 (Continuance); Bill to 
continue “The Employers’ Liability Act, 1880”; Ordered; 
presented accordingly, 516. Committed, 518. Con- 
sidered in Committee, and reported, without Amendment ; 
Passed, 524. Agreed to by the Lords, 533. Royal 
Assent, 533- 


Emp.toyers’ Liasiuity for InsurtEs to WorkmeEnN; Bill to 
consolidate and amend the Law relating to the Liability 
of Employers for Injuries to their Workmen; Ordered, 
68. Presented, 68. Second Reading deferred, 125, 139, 
157, 173, 181, 197, 205, 223. Motion, That the Bill be 
now read a second time; Debate adjourned, 236. Re- 

sumed ; 





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51 &amp; 52 Vier.) LNDEX ¢o the One Hunprep and Forty-truirp Voiume. 


= 
Empxoyers’ Liapivity for Injuries to WorRKMEN—cont‘. 


sumed ; Bill committed, 239. Committee deferred, 243, 
264, 273. Urder for Committee discharged ; Bill com- 
mitted to the Standing Committee on Law, &amp;c., 286. 
Fiftees Members added to the Committee in respect of the 
said Bill, 289. Bill reported, 360. Consideration, as 
amended, deferred, 372, 383, 402, 411, 417, 421, 426, 
432, 494, 473, 477, 484, 490. Motion, That the Bill be 
now taken into consideration; Amendment proposed, 
“Three Months” (Question put pursuant to Standing 
Order, Closure of Debate); Amendment, on Division, not 
made; Main Question put pursuant to Standing Order ; 
Further Proceedings adjourned, 501. Further adjourned, 
505. Order for resuming adjourned Proceedings dis- 
charged; Bill withdrawn, 514. 


Empvoyvers’ Liasiuity for InsurtEs to WorKMEN [Remu- 
neration|; 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 such Officers, 
Surveyors, and other Persons, as may be appointed to 
carry into effect the provisions of any Act of the present 
Session to consolidate and amend the Law relating to the 
Liability of Employers for Injuries to their Workmen ; 
Queen’s Recommendation signified, 247. Committee de- 
ferred, 252. Matter considered in Committee, 264. Re- 
solution reported, and agreed to, 268. 


EnpowEp Scuoots Act, 1869, and Amenpine Acts, 
Vide Accounts. 


Enpowep Scuoous Acts (Schemes). Vide Accounts. 


ENDOWED Scuooits Commission. Vide Suppry. 


EnpowEp Scuooxs (Wales and Monmouthshire), REPLIES 
to Inquiries by Cuarity Commissioners. Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Encines. Vide STEAM. 


EnGLanpb, Cuurcn of. Vide Deacons. 


ENNISKILLEN, Brnporan, and Stico Rat.tway; Petition, 
and Bill ordered, 33. Read, and referred to the Exa- 
miners, 36. Report, That Standing Order 62 has beea 
complied with ; Bill to be read a second time, 239. Day 
appointed for Second Reading, 253. Committed, 257. 
Instruction, 288. Reported, 290. Standing Orders sus- 
pended, and Bill to be now considered, provided amended 
prints shall have been previously deposited ; Considered ; 
Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now read the 
third time; Passed, 298. Agreed to by the Lords, 381. 
(Cited as Enniskillen, Bundoran, and Sligo Railway 
(Donegal Extension) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 393. 


ENNISKILLEN, Bunporan, and Suico Rartway Bit [Re- 
payment of Deposit|; Motion, for the House to resolve 
itself into a Committee to consider of authorising the re- 
payment of the Sum of Three thousand two hundred and 
seventy-five pounds Three Pounds per Centum Con- 
solidated Annuities, being the sum deposited in respect of 
the application to Parliament for “ The Enniskillen, Bun- 
doran, and Sligo Railway (Donegal Extension) and Ennis- 
killen and Bundoran Extension Railway (Abandonment) 
Act, 1879,” which in pursuance of Section thirty-six of 
that Act is now forfeited, together with any interest or 
dividends thereon; Queen’s Recommendation signified ; 
Question agreed to, 276. Matters considered in Com- 
mittee, 279. Resolution reported; Motion, That this 
House doth agree with the Committee in the said Reso- 
lution ; Debate adjourned, 283. Resumed; Question put, 
and agreed to; Jnstruction to the Committee on the 
Enniskillen, Bundoran, and Sligo Railway Bill, That they 
have Power to make provision therein, pursuant to the 
said Resolution, 288. 


Ennis Mertinc. Vide House (Adjournment Motions), 


Vou. 143.——Sess. 1888. 








Ensenaba Port Rartway. Vide Buenos Ayrks. 


EpiscopaL and Capituuar Estates. Vide Accounts. 


Eprinc Cuurcu ; Report, That the Bill should originate 
in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 34. 
Bill brought from the Lords, 348. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners, 348. Report, That the Standing Orders 
not previously inquired into are applicable ; Bill to be 
read a second time, 353. Committed, 369. Reported, 
without Amendment, 388. Passed, 399. (Cited as 
Epping Church Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 435. 


Equity Civin Bitts (Ireland). Vide Accounts. 


Estate Bitts. Vide WINcCHILSEA. 


Estates. Vide INTESTATES. 


Estimates Procepure (Grant of Supplies); Select Com- 
mittee to consider the procedure by which the House 
annually grants the Supplies to Her Majesty ; Appointed, 
88. Committee to consist of Seventeen Members; Nomi- 
nated; Power to send for persons, papers, and records ; 
Five to be the Quorum, 124. Report, 364. Report of 
the Committee referred to the Committee of Public Ac- 
counts, 472, 


Evictions (Ireland). Vide Accounts. 


Evictions (London and Suburbs). Vide Accounts. 


EVIDENCE: 


Minutes of, referred to a Committee of former 
Session, referred to the Committees on Groups of Railway 
Bills, 152. 

— Leave to Parties to print Minutes of Evidence day 
by day, 262, &amp;c.. 

Minutes of Evidence and Proceedings before 
Select Committee to be printed, 450. 

















Vide Crim1naL. 


EXAMINERS: 


Bills referred to them, 35, 36, &amp;c. 


Reports from them,—That the Standing Orders 
have not been complied with in the case of Petitions for 
Bills, 22, &amp;c. In the case of Petitions for additional provi- 
sion, 76. 











Report, That the Standing Orders had been 
certified to have been complied with (Bills originating in 


the House of Lords), 34. 


——————. That Standing Order (62) has been complied 
with, 48, &amp;c. Standing Order (63), 49, &amp;e. 
——=—. Standing Orders (62) and (63), 114. 








SS That the Standing Orders not previously 
inquired into have been complied with (Lords 
Bills), 122, &amp;c. That no Standing Orders not previously 
inquired into are applicable (Lords’ Bills), 122, &amp;c. 





That Standing Order 62 has not been complied 








with, 105. 


— To examine Bills (Hybrid) with reference to com- 
pliance with the Standing Orders relative to Private Bills, 
46, 210, &amp;c. Report, That the Standing Orders have not 
been complied with; referred to the Select Committee on 
Standing Orders, 49, &amp;c. Leport, That the Standing 
Orders ought to be dispensed with, 81, &amp;c. 





Orders, 
L 4 





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[1888, 











EXAMINERS—continued. 
Orders, That Bills be referred to them, dis- 
charged, and Bills withdrawn, 91, 105, &amp;c. 
— Order, referring Report from them to the Select 
Committee on Standing Orders, discharged, 62. 


Report, That the Standing Orders not pre- 
viously inquired into have not been complied with, 323. 


Excuanae, Biuus of. Vide Bits. 


Vide Ways and Mgans, 
Vide Ways and 


Excise Duties. 


Excise Duties (Local Purposes) Bi. 
Means ( Bills ef Supply). 


Exeter Tueatre (Fire). Vide Accounts. 


Experiments on Living Animats. Vide Accounts. 

Expiring Laws Continuance; Bill to continue various 
Expiring Laws; Ordered ; presented, 405. Second Read-| 
ing deferred, 415, 417, 422, 426, 432, 437. Bill com-| 
mitted, 440. Considered in Committee, and reported, | 
without Amendment; Passed, 444. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 455. (Cited as Expiring Laws Continuance Act, 
1888) Royal Assent, 456. | 


Exprtosions (Bristol Docks, Cadwell’s Factory, Fernilee, | 
near Whaley Bridge, Kennal Valley Gunpowder Factory, 
Kynoch’s Factory, St. Helen’s Colliery, Udston Colliery). 
Vide Accounts. 


Exptosives. Vide Accounts. 


Exp.osives Act. Vide Accounts. 


Exptosives Inspectors (/reland), Vide Accounts. 


Exports and Imports (Changes in Prices). Vide Ac-| 
COUNTS. 


Vide Accounts. 
Vide Ac- 


Extra ConsrasuLary (Ireland). 


Extrapition Acts, 187c and 1873 (Canada). 
COUNTS. 

Extrapition (Great Britain and the United States). Vide 

Accounts. 


51 &amp; 52 Victoria. 1888. 


Factor IES and WorksnHops. Vide Accounts. 


Factors Acts Consoxipation; Bill to consolidate and 
amend the Factors Acts; Ordered; presented, 16g. 
Second Reading deferred, 185, 206, 215. Order for 
Second Reading discharged; another Day appointed, 
224, 239. Second leading deferred, 244, 247, 253, 274, 
296, 316, 334, 339, 345, 356, 378, 394, 412, 426, 460, 
468. 

Facrory Acts AMENDMENT; Bill to amend and extend the 
Factory Acts; Ordered ; presented, 200. Second Reading 
deferred, 260, 281. 297, 316, 334. 

Factory und Worksunors Act (1878) AMENDMENT; 
Bill to amend “The Factory and Workshops Act, 1878;” 
Ordered, 75. Presented, 76. Second Reading deferred, 
83, 88, 93, 97, 118. Bill committed, 126. Committee 
deferred, 143. Bill considered in Committee, and reported, 
154 - Considered, as amended ; and objection being taken 
to further Proceedings, the further Proceedings stood ad- 
journed, 170. Resumed; Amendments made ; Short Title 
amended (Factory and Workshops Act (1878) Amend-| 


Parl. 24. Sess. 3. 


| Farnporovucu Provisionat ORpDER. 


| Fisuertigs (Jreland). 





ment (Scotland) Bill), 178. 
aid Vide 


Facrory and WorxksHopPs Act (1878) AMENDMENT 
(Scotland) Biwu. 


Facrory and Worksnors Act (1878) AmENDMENT 
(Scotland) Brut (changed from Factory and Workshops 


Act (1878) Amendment Bill); Passed, 178. By the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 386. Lords’ Amendment 
to be now considered; considered, and agreed to, 388 
(Cited as Factory and Workshops Amendment (Scotland) 
Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 435. 


——— Vide 
Factory and Worksnors Act (1878) AMENDMEn? 
Bit. 


Factory and Worksuops Act, 1878 (Night Work). Vide 
Accounts. 


Factory and Worxsuop Act, 1878 (Overtime). Vide 
Accounts. 


Fairs and Markets (Jreland); Bill to amend the Law 
relating to Fairs and Markets in Ireland; Ordered, 15. 
Presented, 20. Second Reading deferred, 303. 


Fatxirk and District Water; Report, That the Bil] 
shuuld originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 34. Bill brought from the Lords, 142), 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 123. Report, That 
no Standing Orders not previously inquired into are appli- 
cable ; “Bill to be read a second time, 130. Committed, 
148. Reported, 332. Considered, as amended, 
Passed, with Amendments, 364. To which the Lords 
agree, 375. (Cited as Falkirk and District Water Act, 
1888) Royal Assent, 393. 


Vide Merropo- 
LITAN. 


Fer Fonp (House of Lords). Vide Accounts. 


Free Simpzie, Purcuase of. Vide LEASEHOLDERS. 


Finance Accounts. Vide Accounrs. 
FinanciaAn STATEMENT, 1888-89. Vide Accounts. 
Fines, Xc. (Ireland). Vide Accounts. 


Finsspury Boroveu (Holborn Division) Writ. 
ELECTIONS. 


Vide 
Fire Bricgape Exrenses. Vide Merropo.iran. 
Fire Brigane (Metropolis) Vide Suepry. 
Fire Inquests. Vide Crry of Lonpon. 
Firms. Vide ReGistTRaTIoN. 

Vide Rartway ComMPANtEs. 


Vide Nortu Sea. 


Fisu. 


FIsHERIES. Oysrer. TRAWLING 


( Scotland). 


Fisheries (England and Wales). Vide Accounts. 


Vide Accounts. Fisnery. 


Fishery Acrs AMENDMENT (Jreland); Bill to amend the 
Fishery Acts; Ordered, 15. Presented, 19. Second 
Reading deferred, 59. Bill committed, 75. Committee 
deferred, 93, 96, 97, 118, 126, 192, 141, 164. Bill con- 
sidered in Committee, 168, 170, 178. Further considered 
in Committee, and reported, 182. Considered as amended ; 
Passed, 189. By the Lords with Amendments, 444. 
Lords’ Amendments to be now considered ; considered and 
agreed to, 450. (Cited as Fishery (Ireland) Act, 1888) 


Royal Assent, 456. 

Fisnery Acts AMENDMENT (Jreland) (No. 2); Bill to 
amend the Laws relating to the Fisheries of Ireland; 
Ordered; presented, 218. Second Reading deferred, 
246, 308. 

SuppPty. 


Fisuery Boarp (Scotland). Vide Accounts. 


Fisuery Boarp (Scotland) (Receipts and Expenditure). 


Vide Accounts. 
FisHERY 








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Fisnery Department (Board of Trade); Motion, That, in 
the opinion of this House tie Fishery Department of tie 
Boaid of Trade as now constituted is not in accordance 
with the scheme by which the control of the fisheries was 
transferred to the Board of Trade, and, in order to carry 
cut that scheme and to secure the proper management and 
development of the fisheries of Englund and Wales, they 

should be placed under an authority comprising, in 

addition to the officials of the Board of Trade, persons with 
ywractical knowledge of the Sea and Inland Fisheries; 
Vithdrawn, 142. 


Fisuery Rigutrs, Vide Foresnore. 


Fisnery (Scotland). Vide Herrine. 


Fisuine. Vide TRADE. 


Fisnine in Rivers; Bill to amend and declare the Law 
relating to Fishing in Rivers; Ordered; presented, 75. 
Second Reading deferred, 86, 1:18, 132. Bill committed, 
161, Committee deferred, 168, 170, 178, 185, 194, 303, 
322, 327, 340, 358, 380, 398, 411. 


Fiorence. Vide Layron and Orners, 


Fok esTong, Sanpcare, and Hytur Tramways; Report, 
That the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 
11. Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified 
to have been complied with, 34. Bill brouzht from the 
Lords, 156. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 156. 
Report, That the Standing Orders have been complied 
with ; Bill to be read asecond time, 168. Committed, 178. 
Reported, 218. Considered, as amended, 230. Standing 
Orders suspended, and Bill to be read the third time 
To-morrow, 230. Passed, with an Amendment, 234. 
To which the Lords agree, 263. (Cited as Folkestone, 
Sandgate, and Ilythe Tramways Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 


325. 


Fo.tKestone Water; Petition, and Bill ordered, 24. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 36. Report, That Stand- 
ing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be read a 
second time, 48. Committed, 65. Reported, 106. Con- 
sidered, as amended, 122. Passed, 130. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 231. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 239. 
( Cited as Folkestone Waterworks Act, 1888) Royal Asseut, 


325. 
Foop and Drugs Act, &amp;c. ( Convictions), Vide Accounts. 
Footrratus and Roapsipe Wasres; Bill for the better 
protection of Footpaths and Roadside Wastes; Ordered ; 
presented, 200. Second Reading deferred, 224, 265, 
274. 


ForeIGN Bronze Company. Vide Supp ty. 


Fore1GNERS, IMMIGRATIUN of. Vide IMMIGRATION. 


ForeicNn Jurispictios Acts, 1843 to 1878 ( China, Japan, 


and Corea) (Gold Coast Colony and Lagos). Vide 
Accounts. 

ForeicGN Museums (Opening on Sunday). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Vide Suppty. 


Vide Accounts. 


Foreicn OFFice. 
ForEIGN TRADE. 


Foresnore and Fisuery Ricuts; Bill to amend the Law 
relating to Foreshore and Fishing Rights; Ordered; 
presented, 42. Second Reading deferred, 117, 244. 


Foresuores ( Wales and Monmouth). Vide Accounts. 


Forest of Dean Turnpike Trust; Select Committee to 
inquire into the affairs of the Forest of Dean Turnpike 
Trust ; Appointed ; nominated ; Jnstruction to the Com- 
mittee, 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, 


Vou. 143. Sess. 1888. 








pavment of debt, and term of years, or other special 

arrangements, the Act of the Trust mentioned should be 

continued ; all Petitions relating to the continuance or 
discontinuance of this Trust referred; Power to send for 

persons, papers, and records; Three to be the Quorum, 196. 

Report, 263. 

----— ———— — Bill for the abolition 
of the Forest of Dean Turnpike Trust; Ordered ; pre- 
sented accordingly, 951. Committed, 389. Considered in 
Commitee, and reported, without Amendment; Passed, 
394. Agreed to by the Lords, 444. (Cited as Forest of 
Dean Turnpike Trust Abolition Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 
447. 

Fortu Bringe Raitway ; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with 34. Bill brought from the Lords, 187. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 188. Report, That the Stand- 
ing Orders not previously inquired into have been com- 
plied with ; Bill to be read a second time, 198. Committed, 
219. Reported, without Amendment, 262. Considered, 
276. Passed, 288. (Cited as lorth Bridge Railway Act, 
1858) Royal Asseut, 3.5. 

—— Vide Accounts. 


France (Nos. 1 and 2 1888). 
France (Price of Bread). 


Vide PARLIAMENTARY. 














Vide Accounts. 
Vide AccounTs. 

FRANCHISE. 
Francuise (Belfast). 


Francaise Extension ; Bill toamend the Law relating to 
the Representation of the People; Ordered, 15. Pre- 
sented, 19. Second Reading deferred, 341, 345, 353+ 


Vide MuniciPa.L. 


Vide Municipat. 
Vide Livery. 


Free Cuurcu of Scor.anp MrinistErRs’and Missionartgs’ 
Wipows’ and Orruans’ Funp; Report, ‘That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords,11. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have been com- 
plied with, 24. Bill brought from the Lords, 222. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 222. Report, That no 
Standing Orders are applicable; Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 238. Bill committed, 244. Reported, 
354. Considered, as amended, 396. Passed, with Amend- 
ments, 409. To which the Lords agree, 419. (Cited as 
Free Church of Scotland Ministers, and Missionaries’ 


Widows’ and Orphans’ Fund Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 
435- 


Frienpty Societies; Select Committee to inquire into 
and report upon the operation of Section thirty of “ The 
Friendly Societies Act, 1875,” as amended by subsequent 
Acts, and also the organisation or general condition of 
Societies and Companies to which the said Section applies, 
and to suggest what Amendment of the Law (if any) is 
required to insure the better management of such Societies 
and Companies, aud the more complete protection of the 
interests of the Members; Appointed; nominated; to 
consist of Seventeen Members: Power to send for persons 
papers, and records; Five to be the Quorum, 345. Com- 
mittee to consist of Nineteen Members; Two Members 
added, 387. Report (Inquiry not completed), 468. 


Francuise (Ireland). 
Fxancuise (London). 


FrignpLy Societies, Acr (1875) AMENDMENT; Bill to 
amend the Friendly Societies Act, 1875; Ordered, 33. 
Presented, 34. Second Reading deferred, 232, 304. 
Order for Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 
358- 

Frienpiy Societigs Act (1875) AMENDMENT (Jo. 2); Bill 
to amend-“ The Friendiy Societies Act, 1875”; Ordered, 
17. Presented, 21. Order for Second Reading dis- 
charged ; Bill withdrawn; Leave given to present another 
Bill, instead thereof, 94. 

FRIENDLY 


M 





INDEX to the Ont Hunprepv 


- — ~ 


und Forry-rutrp VouUuME. 


(1888, 








Frienpty Socreties Act (1875) AMENDMENT (Wo. 3); Bill 
to amend “ The Friendly Societies Act, 1875”; Ordered, 
instead of Bill withdrawn, 94. Presented, 95. Second 
Reading deferred, 164, 177, 2115 223, 233, 304- 


Frienpiy Societies Act (1875) Amenpment (Wo. 4); 
Bill to amend “The Friendly Societies Act, 1875,” 
reference to certain Societies now subject to the provisions 
of Section Thirty of that Act; Ordered; presented, 506. 
Committed, 510. Committee deferred, 514. Bill con- 
sidered in Committee, 5 Committee deferred, 524. 
Bill considered in Committee (Forty Members not present 
in Committee), 528. Day appointed for Committee, 529. 
Bill considered in Committee, and reported; Considered, 
as amended; Passed, 531. Agreed toby the Lords, 533. 
(Cited as Friendly Societies Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 
§33.- 


FRIENDLY Socieries ACTS. 


20, 


Vide Accounrts. 


Frrenpiy Societies ConsoxtipaTtion; Bill to consolidate 
and amend the Laws relating to Collecting Friendly 
Societies; Ordered; presented, 169. Second Reading 
deferred, 205. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 
another Day appointed, 224. Second Reading, 246, 271, 
297, 316, 334, 352, 368, 378. 


Frienpuy Societies (Deficiencies), Vide Suppuy. 


Frrenpty Societies, Inpusrretat and Provipent So- 
creties and TrapE Unions. Vide Accounts. 


Vide Supp ty. 


Friznpxy Societies (Transmission of Money); Bill for the 
free transmission through the Post Otlice of Benefits from 
Friendly Societies to their Members ; Ordered, 16. Pre- 
sented, 20. Second Reading deferred, 380, 398. Order 
for Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 418. 


Frienpuy Societies ( Registry). 


Fropsuam Gas and Water; Petition, and Bill ordered, 
24. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 36. Report, 
That Standing Order 63 has been complied with; Bill to 
be read a second time, 87. Committed, 94. Reported, 
185. Considered, as amended, 201. Passed, 213. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 333. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 342. (Cited as Frodsham Gas and Water Act, 
1888) Royal Assent, 303. 


Fueitive Orrenpers Act (1881), Sourm Arrica. Vide 


Accounts. 


Funps (Jreland). 


Furniture (Public Departments, Great Britain). 
Supptiy. 

Fyipe Warer; Report, That the Bill should originate in 
the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 34. 
Bill brought from the Lords; read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 92. Report, That no Standing Orcers not 
previously inquired into are applicable; Bill to be read a 
second time, 1o1. Committed, 113. Reported, without 
Aniendment, 150. Passed, 155. (Cited as Fylde Water- 
works Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 184. 


Vide MuNICIPAL. 


Vide 


51 &amp; 52 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess. 3. 1888. 
AS and Water ProvistonaL Orpers; Bill to confirm 
certain Provisional Orders made by the Board of Trade 
under The Gas and Waterworks Facilities Act, 1870,” re- 
lating to Goring and Streatley District Gas and Water, 
Sheringham Gas and Water, and Winchester Water and 
Gas; Ordered, 20. Presented; read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 202. Report, That the Standing Order has 
been complied with; Day appointed for Second Reading, 
237. Bill committed,240. Reported; Provisional Orders 
confirmed ; Day appointed for consideration, as amended, 
276. Bill considered, as amended, 279, Passed, 284. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 365. Day appointed 


r/? | 
with 


! 

| for considering them, 365. Lords’ Amendments agreed 

to, 369. (Cited as Gas and Water Orders Confirmation 
Act, 1888) Royai Assent, 393. 


Gas Companigs (Metropolis). Vide Accounts. 


xas Ornpsrs Confirmation (Nos. 1 and 2) Britis. Vide 
Accounts, 


Gas Provisionan Orvers (No. 1); Bill to confirm certain 
Provisioual O:ders made by the Board of Trade, under 
* The Gas and Waterworks Facilities Act, 1870,” relating 
to Chigwell, Loughton, and Woodford Gas, Great Berk. 
hampstead Gas, Hatfield Gas, Snodiand Gas, and Swansea 
Gas; Ordered, 201. Preseuted; read, ard referred to 
the Examiners, 202. Report, That the Standing Order 
has veen complied with; Day appointed for Second Read. 
ing, 237. Bill committed, 240. Reported; Provisional 
Orders confirmed; Day appoimted for consideration, as 
amended, 311. Bill considered, as amended, 312. Passed, 
318. By the Lords, with Amendments, 365. Day ap- 
pointed for considering them, 365. Lords’ Ameodments 
agreed to, 369. (Cited as Gas Orders Confirmation Act, 


1888) Royal Assent, 393. 


Gas Provistonat Orpers (No. 2); Bill to confirm cer- 
tuin Provisional Orders made by the Board of Trade, 
under ** The Gas and Water Works Facilities Act, 1870,’ 
relating to Dursley Gas, King’s Lynn Gas, Littlehampton 
Gas, Oakham Gas, Poulton-le-Field Gas, and Worksop 
Gas; Ordered, 201. Presented; read, and referred to 
the Examiners, 202. Report, That the Standing Order 
has been complied with; Day appointed for ‘Second 
Reading, 237. Bill committed, 240. Reported, without 
Amendment; Provisional Orders confirmed; Day «ap- 
pointed for Third Rexding, 276. Bill passed, 279. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 365. Day appointed for 
considering them, 365. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
369. (Cited as Gas Orders Confirmation (No. 2) Aet, 
1888) Royal Assent, 393. 


Gas UNDERTAKINGS 
COUNTS. 


(Local Authorities). Vide &lt;Ac- 


Gas Unprertakinés (Other than Local Authorities). Vide 
Accounts. 





GeNERAL ReaistER House (Edinburgh). Vide Surrny. 


GesenERAL VALUATION and BounpAry Survey of IRELAND. 
Vide SupPLy. 


German Emperor, Deatru of His Imperian Masesty 
the; Mr. Speaker acquamted the House, That he had 
received, through the Secretary of State for Foreign 
Affairs, a communication from the Chancellor of the 
German Empire, which he read to the House as followeth: 
—The Imperial German Parliament passed a Resolution 
unanimously at their sitting of the 19th instant, to the 
effect that the expressions of veneration for our deceased 
Monarch, and of participation in the grief of the German 
People manifested by the House of Commons, have called 
forth the deepest sympathy and the liveliest gratitude 
throughout Germany, and constitute a signal proof of the 
friendly relations existing between the two Peoples, 142. 


Mes- 





GerMAN Emperor, Deatu of. Vide AppreEsszs. 
SAGES, 


Germany. Vide AppRessks. MeEssAGEs. 
Vide Prevention of Crime Act, 1871. 


Vide 


Gi.LHoo.ty, Mr. 


GiamorGaAN (Western and Gower Division) Writ. 
ELEcTIONS. 


Giascow and Susursan Susways; Report, That the 
Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 


complied with, 34. ‘ 
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[INDEX ¢o the One Honvrep and Forry-rairp Vouvme. 











Giascow Bounparties; Bill to give effect to the Recom- 
mendations of the Glasgow Boundaries Commission ; Or- 
dered ; presented accordingly, 524. 


Giascow Bounpbaries Commission. Vide Accounts. 


Guiascow Centra Raitway; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 34. Bill brought from the Lords, 325. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 325. Report, That the Stand- 
ing Orders not previously inquired into have been com- 
plied with; Bill to be read a second time, 346. Com- 
mitted, 357. Reported, 416. Considered, as amended, 
430. Standing Order suspended, and Bill to be now read 
the third time; passed, with Amendments, 434. To 
which the Lords agree, 444. (Cited as Glasgow Central 
Railway Act, 1868) Royal Assent, 447. 


Giascow Corporation; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 34. Bill brought from the Lords, 156. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 159. Report, Tuat the Stand- 
ing Orders have been complied with; Bill to be read a 
second time, 168. Committed, 178. Reported, 200. 
Considered, as amended, 219. Passed, with Amendments, 
233. ‘To which the Lords agree, 255. {Cited as Glasgow 
Corporation Act, 1888) Koya! Assent, 325. 


Guascow Inrirmary. Vide Vicrorta. 


Guascow, St. Munao’s Cottece. Vide UNiversiTy. 


Guieve Lanps; Bill to facilitate the Sale of Glebe Lands ; 
Ordered ; presented accordingly, 107. Second Reading 
deferred, 117. Bill committed, 125. Committee deferred, 
139, 151, 157. Considered in Committee, and reported, 
without Amendment, 159. Third Reading deferred, 167, 
173, 181, 185, 188, 197. Queen’s Cunsent and Prince of 
Wales’ Consent signuifie!; Motion, That the Bill be now 
read the third time; Amendment proposed, to leave out 





the Examiners, 123. Report, That no Standing Orders not 
previously inquired into are applicable; Bill to be read 
a second time, 130. Committed, 141. Reported, 175. 
Considered, as amended, 190. Passed, with Amendments, 
198. To which the Lords agree, 222. (Cited as Govan 
Burgh Amendment Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 232. 


Vide House ( Business of the.) 
Vide Ac- 


GovERNMENT BustINeEss. 


GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT SECURITIES. 
COUNTS. 


Government Factories. Vide Suppry ( Amendments.) 


GOVERNMENT INSURANCES and Annuities. Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 


GoveERNMENT of Jnpria. Vide East Inpra. 


GoverRNMENT Propxrty Rares, &amp;c. Vide Suppty. 


Gover NMENT PurcwaseE of Raitways. 


( Amendmen!s. ) 


Vide Suppty. 


GOVERNMENT Stock. Vide Accounts. 


GovEeRNMENT YARDs. Vide Suppiy (Amendments). 


Gower Division (Glamorgan) Writ. Vide Evecrions. 


Granp Junction Water; Petition, and Bill ordered, 24. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 36. Report, That 
Standing Order 62 bas been complied with; Bill to be 
read a second time, 48. Day appomted for Second Read- 
ing, 65. Motion, That the Bill be now read a second 
time; Amendment proposed “ Six Months ”; and, on Divi- 
sion, made ; Second Keading put off for six months, 69. 


Vide Ac- 


Granp Juries Presentments (Jreland.) 
COUNTS. 


Grant of Suppiizs. Vide Estimates. Procepvre. 


Great Nortwern Junction Raitway. Vide Great 


W EesTERN. 


from the word “ That” to the end of the Question, in order | Great Western and Great Nortuern Junction Rart- 


to add the words “ re-committed in respect of Three New 
Clauses,” but, on Division, not made; Main Question put, 
and, on Division, resolved in the Affirmative ; Bull passed, 
204. By the Lords, with Amendments, 263. Day ap- 
pointed for considering them, 339. 
7 &gt; . &gt; 5 ‘ ‘ 2 « 
Lords’ Amendments deferred, 352, 362, 368, 373, 383, 
; 
387, 390. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 393. ( Cited as 
Glebe Lands Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 435. 


Giese Lanps Act, 1888. Vide Accounts. 


Giese Lanps Occupation; Bill to amend the Law relating 
to the Occupation of Glebe Lands by Incumbents in 
England; Ordered, 15. Presented, 19. Second Reading 
deferred, 232, 246, 252, 260, 274, 304, 322, 339, 350. 
Duy appointed for Second Reading, 378. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 380, 395, 416, 433. Order for Second Read- 
ing discharged; Bill withdrawn, 460. 


Giese TENANTS in IRELAND. Vide Accounts. 


Guenrattocn Raiiway ; Petition, and Bill ordered, 24. 
Read, 36. Committed, 49. Reported; Parties do not 
proceed, g8. 


Gtose Insurance Company. Vide GLosBe. 


Go.p and Sirver (Royal Commission). Vide Accounts. 


Gop Coast. Vide Accounts. 


Goupen VALLEY Raitway; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 34. 


Govan Burau; Report, That the Bill should originate in 
the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 34. 
Biil brought from the Lords, 121. Read, an¢ referred to 


Vou. 143.——Sess. i888. 


Consideration of 


way; Petition, and Bill ordered, 24. Read, 36. Com- 
mitted, 55. Reported, 133. Considered, as amended, 155. 
Passed, 171. By the Lords, with Amendments, 435. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 446. (Cited as Great 
Western and Great Northern Junction Railway Act, 
1888) Royal Assent, 456. 


Great Western Rattway Bitw (changed from Great 
Western Railway) (No. 1); Considered, as aimended, 
248. Queen’s Consent, and Prince of Wales’s Consent 
signified ; Bill passed, 261. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 435. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 446. (Cited 
as Great Western Ratlway Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 
456 . 


Rartway (No. 1), 





Vide Great WeEsTERN 


Great WestErRN Rattway (Wo. 1); Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 24. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 36. 
Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied with ; 
Bil to be read a second time, 155. Committed, 171. 
Instruction, 198. Bill reported, 226. Considered, as 
amended (changed to Great Western Railway Bill), 
248. . 

? ——_——— --————________———_ Vide Great WeEst- 
ERN Rariway Bit. 


Great WesTERN Rarttiway (No. 1) (Caneellation of 
Bond); Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Com- 
mittee to consider of authorising the release of the sum of 
Eleven thousand two hundred pounds, the amount of the 
Bond, dated 5th August 1864, entered into by the King- 
ton and Eardisley Railway Company and Richard Green 
Price (afterwards Sir Richard Green Price, since deceased), 
under the provisions of Section 17 of “ The Kington and 
Eardisley Railway Act, 1864 ”; Queen’s Recommendation 

Signified ; 
M 2 





INDEX ¢o the One Hunprep ard Forry-tutrp Votume. 


— 


Great Western Rattway (No. 1) ( Cancellation of Bond) 
—continued. 


signified ; Question agreed to, 191. Matter considered in 
Committee, 195. Resolution reported, and agreed to; 
Instruction to the Committee on the Bill, That they have 
power to make provision therein, pursuant to the said 
Resolution, 198. 


Great Western Raitway (No. 2); Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 24. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 36. 
Order referring Bill to the Examiners, discharged ; Bill 
withdrawn, 220. 


Greece. Vide Accounts. 


Greek Loan. Vide Accounts. 
} 


Greenock Harpour; Report, That the Bill should originate | 
in the House of Lords, 11. 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 34. | 
Bill brought from the Lords, 284. Read, and referred to | 
the Examiners, 285. Report, That no Standing Orders | 
not previously inquived into are applicable ; Bill to be read | 
a second time, 291. Committed, 312. Reported, 332. | 
Cousidered, us amended, 349. Day appointed for Third | 
Reading, 359. ‘Third Reading deferred till after the 
Provisional Orders Bills, 369. Bill passed, with Amend- | 
ments, 369. To which the Lords agree, 381. (Cited a 
Greenock Harbour Act, 1888) Roval Assent, 393. 


GREENWICH and Mittwatt Supway; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 24. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 36. 
Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied with ; 
Bill to be read a second time, 219. Committed, 240. 
Standing Oiders dispensed with; Leave to Committee to 
sit and proceed forthwith, 244. Biull reported, without 
Amendment, 249. Passed,261. Agreed to by the Lords, 
424. (Cited as Greenwich and Millwall Subway Act, 
1858) Royal Asseat, 435. 

Greenwicu Hospita.; Resolution, That the Statement of 
the Estimated Income and Expenditure of Greenwich Hos- 
pital for the year 1888-89, presented to Parliament, pur- 
suant to Act 48 &amp; 49 Vic. c. 42, be approved, 470. 

—— Viie Accounts. 


Greenwicu Tramways. Vide Sourn EAsTern. 


Grouse. Vide Sanp. 


Gvuarpians of the Poor (Qualification); Bill to amend 
the Law ieiating to the Qualific:tion of Guardians of the 
Poor; Ordered; presented accordingly, 165. Second 
Reading deferred, 189, 194, 206, 256, 274, 282, 287, 297, 
395, 309- 


Gunpowver Facrory. 





Vide Wattuam ABBEY. 


) 
* 


51 &amp; 52 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess. 3. 1888. 


H ABITUAL Drvnkarps. Vide Accounrs. 


Hasiruat DrunKkakps Act (1879) AMENDMENT; Bill to 
amend “ The Habitual Drunkards Act, 1879”; Ordered ; 
presented, 59. Second Reading deferred, 75, 86. Order 
for Second Reading discharged ; another Day appointe:, 
92, 124, 140. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn, 145. 


Hasirua, Drunxarps Acr (1879) AMENDMENT (Wo, 2); 
Bill to amend “ ‘The Habitual Drenkards Act, 1879”; | 
Ordered ; presented accordingly, 148. Second Reading | 
deferred, 167, 182, 197,223. Billcommitted, 293. Com- 
mittee deferred, 237,252. Bill considered in Committee, 
and repored, 259. Passed, 265. By the Lords, with an 
Amendment, 360. Lords’ Amendment to be now con-| 
sidered ; Considered, and agreed to, 375. (Cited as) 
Inebriates Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 392. 


Hatirax Corvoration Water; Petition, and Bill ordered, | 
24 Read, 36. Committed, 4g. Minutes of Evidence | 





Report, That the Standing | HampsTEaD 


[1isss. 











of former Session, referred, 94. Bill reported, 107, 
Considered, as amended, 127. Passed, 136. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 268. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 279. (Cited as Halifax Corporation Water- 
works Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 325. 


Hamitron Water; Report, That the Bill should originate 
its the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 34. 
Bill brought from the Lords, 196. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners, 196. Report, That no Standing Orders 
not previously inquired into are applicable ; Bill to be 
read a second time, 207. Committed,220. Reported, 
without Amendment, 306. Passed, 312. (Cited as 
Hamilton Water Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 325. 


HampsteAD Borovecu. Vide Evections. 


Heath ENLARGEMENT (Amendment) Acr, 
Vide Hampsteap Heatu Extension, 


HampsreapD Hearn Exsension Bitz; Standing Orders 
suspended, and leave given to bring in a Bill to amend 
“The Hampstead Heath Enlargement Act, 1886;’’ 
Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now read the 
first time ; Bill to amend “ The Hampstead Heath Kn- 
largement Act, 1886”; Read, 318. Commitied, 330. 
Reported, 364. Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to 
be now taken into consideration, provided #mended 
prints shall have been previously deposited; Bill con- 
sidered ; Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now 
read the third time; Passed, 369. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 405. (Cited as Hampstead Heath Enlargement 
(Amendment) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 435. 

Hanptoom Weavers (/reland); Bill for the better Reou- 
lation of certain Articles of Linen Manufacture woven 
upon Handlooms; Ordered; presented, 102. Second 
Reading deferred, 176, 209, 275, 290. Day appvinted 
for Second heading, 336. Second Reading deterred, 398, 
412, 416, 423, 427&gt; 433- 


Harsour Avutuoritiss (Ireland). Vide PartiamMenrary. 
Harsour, &amp;c. Bitts. Vide Accounts. 
Harsour of ReruGe at Pererueap. Vide Suppty. 
Harsours, &amp;c. under the Boarp of Trapre. Vide Supp.y. 
Vide Pirrs. 


Harsours Psovisionat OrDERsS. 


Hanpours (Ireland). 
Vide Pirr. 


Hares Preservation; Bill to enact a “Close Time” for 
Hares; Ordered, 32. Presented, 33. Order for Second 
Reading discharged ; another day appointed, 42. Second 
Reading deterred, 44, 46, 48. Order for Second Reading 
discharged ; another day appointed, 50. Second Keading 
deferred, 65, 77, 79. 81, 88, 93, 108, 126, 132, 140, 151, 
158, 165, 168, 170, 180, 182, 206, 214, 243, 256. 


Harkins. Vide Reoina. 


Harrow and Stanmore Raitway ; Petition, and Bill or- 
dered, 24. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 36. 
Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied with ; 
Bil! to be read a second time, 65. Committsd, 80. Re- 
ported, 119. Considered, as amended, 130. Passed, 
136. Agreed to by the Lords, 278. (Cited as Harrow 
and Stanmore Ruilway Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 325. 


Harwicu Harsour. Vide Accounts. 


Hawkers; Bill to consolidate the Law relating to Excise 
Licences for Hawkers; Ordered ; presented accordingly, 
415. Second Reading deferred, 421, 432, 437- Bill 
committed, 441. Considered in Committee, and reported, 
without Amendment ; passed, 445. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 455. (Cited as Hawkers Act, 1883) Royal Assent, 


459. 
——-——— Vide Excise LIcENszEs. 


Vide AccowunTs. 


Hayrtti (Imprisonment of Mr. Coles). 
Heath 














51 &amp; 52 Vicr.) INDEX to the One Hunprep and Forty-tTurrp Votumer. 











— 


Heairu (Scotland). Vide Buren. 


HetsTon and PoRTHLEVEN Water ; Petition, and Biil or- 
dered, 24. Read, 36. Committed, 49. Reported, 126. 
Considered, as amended, 171. Passed, 183. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 314. (Cited as Helston and Porthleven 


Water Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 325. 
Hemet Hempstep Tramways. Vide CuEesuamM., 
Henvey-1n-ARDEN Raitway. Vide BirMInGHAM. 


Henxey-on-Tuames Gas; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been coim- 
plied with, 34- Bill brought from the Lords, 156. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 157. Report, That the 
Standing Orders not previously inquired into have been 
complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 200. Day 
appointed fur Second Reading, 220. Bill committed, 
225. Reported, 287. Considered, as amended, 309. 
Passed, 318. (Cited as Henley-on-Thames Gas Act, 
1888) Royal Assent, 343. 


Heertne Fisurry ( Scotland); Bill to amend the Herring 
Fishery (Scotland) Acts, and for other purposes; Or- 
dered, 17. Presented, 21. Second Reading deferred, 
59&gt; 77&gt; 81, 88, 90, 108, Order for Second Reading dis- 
charged ; another day appointed, 124. Second Reading 
deferred, 132, 140, 151, 162, 182. 206, 237, 244, 275: 
Order for Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 
316. 


Herrinc Trapz (Scotlard). Vide Accounts. 














Considered,219. Passed, 233. (Cited as Holsworthy and 
Bude Railway Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 325. 


Home Orrice. Vide Suppty. 
Honiton Lace Inpustry. Vide Accounts. 


Horse and Carrie Breepine (Jreland). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Horse Breepine (Royal Commission). Vide Accounts. 


Horse Duties and Wueet Tax. Vide Accounts. 


Horse Guaros Avenue; Petition, and Bill ordered, 24. 
Read, and reterred to the Examiners, 36. Report, That 
Standing Order 63 has been complied with; Bill to be 
read a second time, 158. Day appointed ior Second 
Reading, 171. Bull committed, 174. Reported, 249. 
Considered, as amended, 26y. Queen’s Consent signified ; 
Bill passe’, 283. Agreed to by the Lords, 388. (Cited 
as Horse Guards Avenue Act, 1888) Royal / ent, 393. 


Hospitars. Vide Greenwicu. 
Hosprrats and INrirmartes (Ireland). Vide Surpty. 
Hours of Ciosina"( Scotland). Vide Pusuic. 


HOUSE: 

-————— Attends the Lords Commissioners in the House 
of Peers,-—at the opening of the Session, 3.- On 
other occasions (Roy! Assent to Bills), 232, &amp;¢. —_—— 
At the close of the Session, 533. 


———-—-— ReEso.utions of the, — 





exuamM Locat Boarp; Petition, and Bill ordered, 24. | ———-————_-__________. That this House regrets that 
g 


Read, 36. Committed,49. Reported, 150. Considered, 
as amended, 162. Passed, 171. By the Lords, with 
Amendients, 388. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 399. 
(Cited as Hexham Local Board Water Act, 1888) Royal 
Assent, 4.35- 

Hicu Court of Justice ( Court of Appeal, §c.). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 

Hicu Courts in Ixpia. Vide East Inpta. 


Hicguianp and Dunpes (Direct) Rattway; Report, That 
the Bill should originate in the Hou-e of Lords, 11. 
Keport, That the Standing Orders had been certified to 
have been complied with, 34. 


Hicgu Suerirrs. Vide Accounts. Lorps. 


Hixcktey Locat Boarp Water; Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 34. Bill brought from the Lords, 115. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 116. Report, That 
the Standing Orders not previously inquired into have 
been complied with ; Bill to be read a second time, 122. 
Committed, 1g¢. Reported, 290. Considered, as 
amended, 3°9. Passed, with Amendments, 318. To 
which the Lords agree, 332. (Cited as Hinckley Local 
Board Water Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 343. 


Historica. Manuscriprs (Royal Commission). Vide 
Accounts. 


Hotpincs. Vide AcricutTruRAL. SMALL. Town. 
Hotpines (England). Vide Acricuttrura.., 


Hotpincs (Scotland). Vide Crorrers. 


Horsworrny and Bupe Rattway; Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 34. Bill brought from the Lords, 156. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 155. Report, That 
the Standing Orders not previously inquired into have 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 171. 
Committed, 186. Reported, without Amendment, 212. 


Vou. 143.——Sess. 1888. 


YIIM 


an indignity should have been offered to the honourable 
Member for North Monaghan, but, considering it to have 
been a mistake ou the part of the Police Officer, does not 
think it necessary to proceed further with the matter, 30. 
a That this House will meet 
To-morrow, at Two of the clock (Ash Wednesday); on 
Division, 40. 











———_———— For an Address to Her 
Majesty, relative to the Metropolitan Board of Works, 46, 














—_ --- Resolutions of the House, 
relative to Business of the House, see House (Business of 
the) (Rules of Procedure). 


—_——— — —— That no Bill providing for a 
composition of Arrears of Rent in Ireland will be satis- 
fectory to this House, and effectual for the Relief of the 
Tenants, which does not, at the same time, deal with thei 

Debts to other Creditors besides the Landlords, 114. 





That a Member serving on a 
Select Committee shall be entitled, without being present 
at Prayers, on any day on which such Committee shall 
sit, to retain a seat in the House by affixing thereto a card, 
distinguished by colour and marked “ Committee,” which 
shall be delivered to such Member on his application, 
121. 

————_ ——_—_——— That, in the opinion of this 
House, sieps should be forthwith taken to determine the 
Hereditary Pensions and Allowances, with due regard to 
the just claims of the respective recipients and to economy 
in the public service, and that, considering the large and 
increasing annual charge upon the Country for general 
Pensions and non-effective Services, it is desirable to adopt 
measures for the thorough revision of the entire Pension 
System, 121. 








nan at i ie ieeiiens tos 
the privilege of exemption from the Mortmain Act, en- 
joyed by the Colleges in the Universities of Oxford and 
ohidien. should be extended by a Private Bill to any 
College which, though situate at Oxford, is not incor- 
porated with the University, and which is restricted to the 
members ofa particular Church, 166. 

— That 





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IN DEX ¢o the One Hunprep and Forry-ruirp VoLtume_. 


| 1888, 





HOUSE—Resotuvrtions of the—continued. 

That this House, having re- 
gard tu the disastrous physical and moral effects of the| 
Liquor ‘Traffic among uncivilised races, as well as the 
injury it inflicts on legitimate commerce, will cordially 
support the Imperial and Colonial Governments in their 
endeavours to suppress the traffic in Spirituous Liquors 
with Natives in all Native Teriitories under their influence 
and control, 176. 

That this House, while pre- 
pared at the proper time to take into consideration any 
well-matured scheme for reform of Local Government in 
Ireland, is of opinion that at present it is not expedient to | 
introduce large constitutional changes in that Country, | 
179- 





—- ——— - Thatthis House deplores the | 
rapid spread of demoralising Literature in this Country, 

and is of opinion that the Law against obscene pubzica- | 
tions and indecent pictures and prints should be vigorously | 
enforced and, if necessary, strengthened, 208. 

That in the opinion of this | 
House, any mere suspension of measures for the compul- 

sory examination of women, and for licensing and regu-| 
lating Pros:itution in India, is insufficient, and the levis- 

lation which enjoins, authorises, or permits such measures 

ought to be repealed, 





OFE 


“Oo° 








That the re-org:nisations in | 
the Accountant General’s and Secretary’s Departments | 
of the Admiralty have been injurious to the public | 
interests, by resulting in increased charges for those De- | 
partments, and by needlessly adding to extravagant | 
pensions and bonuses: and that in any further re-organi- | 
sations, officials who are still able and willing to render | 
service for the public money shall he provided with em-| 
ployment in other Departments, instead of being forced to | 
become useless burdens upon the Country, 278. 
-~-—— Reiative to the Death of the | 
German Emperor, 293. -Vide AppressEes. MUEssAces. 


the Ecclesiastical 
Assessments have been burden upon land from time 
immemorial for the erection and repair of church buildings | 
in the old parishes of Scotland, this House, in the ab-euce | 
of any grievance connected therewith, except in the case | 
of feuars, for whose relief a Bill is now before Parliament, | 
declines to entertain a proposal to alienate these assess- | 
ments to secular uses, 301. 


——_— —— -—— Phat 


as 





a 


mans — That, inasmuch as the Ulster 
Canal and Tyrone Navigation Bill has been fully con- 
sidered by a Select Committee, this House declines to 
entertain Amendments which ought to have bien broug!t 
before the Committee, and that the Bill be ordered to be | 
read a third time, 330. 
. —————— That the Consolidated Three 
Pounds per Centum Annuities and the Reduced Three | 
Pounds per Centum Annuities sha!l be redeemable at any 
time after the expiration of one year from the date at} 
which a Copy of this Resolution, having been imseited in 
the “ London Gazette,” is affixed on the Royal Exchange 
in London, by payments of not less than Five hundred 
thousand pounds at any one time, in manner directed by 
any Act to be passed, 345. 

— ———_———_— That, in the opinion of this | 
House, the Letter in the “Star” Newspaper of this | 
evening’s date, entitled, “ Mr. Conybeare and the Speaker,” | 
and signed by the honourable Member for the Camborne | 
Division of Cornwall, is a gross libel upon the Speaker | 
of the House of Commons, and deserves the severest con- | 
demnation of the House, 386. 








—_—— That Mr. Conybeare, Mem- 
ber for the Camborne Division of Cornwall, be suspended | 
from the service of the House for the remainder of the 
Session, or for one calendar month, whichever shall first 
terminate, 386. | 





That the Statement of the 
Estimated Income and Expenditure of Greenwich Hos 
pital for the vear 1888-9, presented to Parliament par. 
suant to Act 48 and 49 Vic. c. 42, be approved, 470. 


—- — - That this House do noy 
proceed to the Orders of the Day, 511. 


That this House will sit To- 
morrow (Saturday), 512. 

That this House is of opi- 
nion that it would be more conducive to the interests of 
temperance, and to the principle of local self-government 
that the Question of Sunday Closing should be relegated 
to the decision of the inhabitants of the localities in which 
the public-houses are situated, 5:33. 

That the Standing Orders 
of this House relating to Wednesday Sittings be suspended 
this day, 525. Vide Houss, Busrnxss of the. 





|} ——-———. resolves to go into a Committee to consider 


matters, 13, &amp;e. 

resolves immediately again to go into Committee 
ona Bill; the Chairman having left the Chair at Mid- 
night to make his Report to the House, 273. 


— resolves immediately to go into Committee ona 
Public Bill, 445. : 
——— House interrupted by Message from the Lords 
(Royal Assent to Acts), 232, 393, 447. In Committee, 
184. 


| ——-———-— acquainted by Mr. Speaker of Letters received 


by him relating to the Lmprisonment or Arrest of certain 
Members of the House, 4, 5, 29, 30, 70, 124, 130, 164, 
166, 172,179, 183, 240. Remand of Member, 50. Con- 
viction of Member affirmed, 149. 

— acquainted by Mr. Deputy Speaker ; Imprison- 
ment of Member, 221, 370. Conviction of Member, 221, 


———— — acquainted by Mr. Speaker, That he had re. 
ceived a Communication from the Chancellor of the 
German Empire, expressing the gratitude of the Imperial 
German Parliament for the expres-ion of sympathy by the 
House in the grief of the German people at the death of 
the German Ewiperor, 142. 

of the unavoidable absence of Mr. 

Continued indis- 


On 


—— informed 
Speaker, owing to Indisposition, 195. 
position, 198, 210, 213, 215, 219, 225, 230, 233, 237. 
another occasion, 304. 

-———--—— complaint made to the House by Members 
(Mr. T. M, Healy), (Mr. Joseph Chamberlain), 
410. (Dr. Tanner), 421. (Mr. Sheehy), 484. (Mr 
Sexton), 493- 


999 


“eee 


ADJOURNMENT: 


— RESCLVES, AT ITS RISING, TO ADJOURN TILL 
CERTAIN DAY :— 


— from Friday, 10th, till Monday 13th February, 


Friday, 17th, till Monday, 2oth February, 
48. 
—— Tuesday, 27th March, till Thursday, 5th 
April (after Question for Closure, on Division, pursuant to 
Standing Order, Closure of Debate) (Easter), 129. 
Friday, 18th May, till Thursday, 3tst 
May (Whitsuntide), 23 
Monday, 13th August, till Thursday, 6th 
November, 455- 
——— Motion, That this House will, at the rising of the 
House, this day, adjourn till Thursday the gist day of this 


instant May; Debate arising; Question put, pursuant to 
Standing Order, Closure of Debate (Dr. Tanner), and 


agreed to, 238. 


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HOUSE—A psourNMENT—continued. 

____——— sits on Saturday, 427, 454, 492, 502, 
53). 

_—_———— sits, —till Midnight, 73. 


Five minutes after Twelve, 78, 210, 


514, 


a 
479, 477, 49!- 

a —— Ten minutes after Twelve, 81, 84, 89, 
96, 155: 17% 215, 327, 357, 358, 378, 460, 464, 466, 
468. 

—_ —_-_-——_ a quarter alter Twelve, 11, 68, 101, 
119, 126, 178, 225, 230, 237, 257, 266, 287, 317, 396, 
468, 470. 














—— ——— Twenty minutes after Twelve, 133, 
146, 207, 336, 353» 391. 
---—— Twenty-five minutes after Twelve, 141, 








_ ——— half after Twelve, 94, 109, 198, 247, 
253s 275» 479+ 

a Twenty-five minutes before One, 79, 
244, 298, 309, 339) 374- 

Twenty minutes before One, 168, 174. 











—— 





— 


346, 497- 


ee en 


a quarter before One, 34, 42, 158, 


Ten minutes before One, 65. 


Five minutes before One, 388, 481. 


190, 





Salina —— One, 90, 105, 162, 183, 185, 
269, 279, 301, 312, 330, 348, 409, 501, 512, 514. 
Ten minutes after One, 496. 


—_—__ ——__——_— a quarter after One, 61, 404. 
————— ————_ — hall after One, 52. 
——$—&lt;—$—— Twenty-five minutes before Two, 363, 


433, 492- 
—— Twenty minutes before Two, 48, 321, 


—— a quarter before Two, 291. 
ee Ten minutes before Two, 423, 427. 
—— Five minutes before Two, 384. 
Two, 474, 483. 
—— Ten minutes after Two, 508. 

— a quarter after Two, 506. 
Twenty-five minutes after Two, 485. 


Twenty minutes before Three, 55, 





-——_————-— a quarter before Three, 438, 487, 524. 
———— Ten minutes before Three, 46. 

——  — ———— Threr, 457. 

—— half after Three, 446. 

-—-—_—__ ——_—_—_— a quarter before Four, 416. 

—_—_—_——_—— Ten minutes after Four, 521. 


-— Twenty-five minutes after Six o’clock 
in the afternoon ( Wednesday), 114. 





ee 


-—~——— meets at Three o’clock for the first time under 
the new Standing Order, 65. 


—— was adjourned after Proceeding to Business ; 


Forty Members not being present in the House, 112, 122, 
136, 191, 200, 219. 





_--- 


- adjeurned by Mr. Speaker; Forty Members 
not having been present in Committee of the whole House, 
or in the House, 528. 








part of Standing Order relative to Sittings of 
the House suspended, 114. 


Vou. 143.—Sess. 1888. 








Matters read to the House; Letters, 493, &amp;e. 





——— Questions superseded by Adjournment of House 
at Six o’clock on Wednesday; That this House do now 
adjourn, 79. 

—— Motions withdrawn, That this House do now 
adjourn, 148, 438. 





ADJOURNMENT MOTIONS: 


ADJOURNMENT; Members rise in their places 
and ask leave to move the Adjournment of the House, for 
the purpose of discussing a definite matter of urgent 
public importance :— 





(Mr. Fenwick),—viz., the imprisonment of John 
Douglas and Joseph Wolfenadale: 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 not less than Forty Members having accord- 
ingly risen, Motion, That this House do vow adjourn, 
Withdrawn, 142. 


———— (M.. Parnell),—viz., the attack upon the people 


at Ennis on Sunday last by the Police and Military, and 
the conduct of Colonel ‘Turner and other officers in charge, 
together with the policy of the Irish Executive, as evinced 
by their proceedings in directing the Police and Military 
to assault persons takin, part in alleged illegal meeting:, 
instead of proceeding against such alleged offenders 
according to Law; but, the pleasure of the House not 
having been signified, Mr. Speaker called on those Mem- 
bers who supported the Motion to rise in their places, 
and not less than Forty Members having accordingly 
risen; Motion, That this House do now adjourn; and 
Question, on Division, negatived, 150. 


—— (Mr. Justin MeCarthy),--viz., the departure 
from the long established practice in the Irish County 
Courts, by the new system of increasing Sentences in 
Criminai Cases on Appeal, as in the instances of the 
Reverend Mr. MacFadden,. p.p., Mr. Blane, m.p., Mr. 
Flanagan, Messrs. Caffey, Kilmartin, and Higgins; but 
the pleasure of the House not having been signified, Mr. 
Speaker called on those Members who supported the 
Motion to rise ir their places, and not less than Forty 
Members having accordingly risen; Motion, That this 
House do now adjourn ; and Question, on Division, nega- 
tived, 176. 

— (Dr. Clark),—viz., the imminent danger to 
law and order in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland, 
in consequence of the complete breakdown of the Crofters 
Act as a remedy for the Crofters’ grievances, and the press- 
ing necessity of immediate remedial legislation ; 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 not less than Forty 
Members having accordingly risen; Motion, That this 
House do new adjourn; and Question, on Division, nega- 
tived, 191. 


(Mr. Thomas Ellis),—viz., the attack by emer- 
gency men and police upon men, women, and young per- 
sons attending tithe distraint sales at Lianefydd, Denbigh- 
shire, on May 17th, and the action taken consequent 
thereon by Denbighshire Magistrates in issuing a procla- 
mation, and calling in the military to carry out tithe dis- 
traint sales in various districts ia the county; but, the 
pleasure of the House not liaving been signified, Mr. 
Speaker called on those Members who supported the 
Motion to rise in their places, and uot less than Forty 
Members having accordingly risen; Motion, That this 
House do now adjourn; Question put, pursuant to Stand- 
ing Order Closure of Debate (Mr. W. H. Smith); and, on 
Division, negatived, 263. 





(Mr. Bradlaugh), viz., the harsh enforcement by 
the Treasury of certain Orders made on the 17th of Decem- 
ber last by Mr. Bridge, Metropolitan Police Magistrate ; 
but, 

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HOUSE—ApbjsournmMEnt Morions—continued. 
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 not less than Forty 
Members having risen; Motion withdrawn, 347. 

—_—_——. (Mr. Conybeare),—viz., the violent attacks made 
by the Metropolitan Police upon peaceable and unoffend- 
ing persons in Trafalgar Square on the afternoons of Satur- 
day the 3oth of June, and Saturday the 14th instant ; 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 not! less than Forty Mem- 
bers having accordingly risen; Motion, That this House 
do now adjourn; Question put, on Division, pursuant to 
StandingOrder,Closure of Debate, and, on Division, resolved 
in the Affirmative ; Questicn, on Division, negatived, 370. 


——— (Mr. Bradlaugh),—viz., the continued indefinite 
imprisonment of Thomas Morony for a criminal offence, 
namely (the Contempt of Court), 10 the actual serious 
injury of his health, and possible peril of his life; 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, not less than Forty 
Members having accordingly sisen; Motion, Tiat this 
House do now adjourv ; and Question, on Division, nega- 
tived, 489. 

_ (Lord Randolph Churchill),—viz., the Dispatch 
of a British Battalion to Suakim; «and the pleasure of the 
House having been signified ; and Question, on Division, 
negatived, 496. 

(Mr. Labouchere),—viz., the  unsatisiactory 
position of Public Business ; but the pleasure of the House 
not having been signified, Mr. Speaker cailed on those 
Members who supported the Motion to rise in their places, 
and not less than Forty Members having «ccordingly 
risen; Motion, That this House do now adjourn; With- 
drawn, 499. 





HOUSE, BUSINESS OF THE: 
———-—— (Queen’s Speech). Vide Orvers of the Day 


—— (Government Business); Motion, That, for the 
remainder of the Session, Government Business, whether 
Orders of the Day, or Notices of Motion, have prece- 
dence on Tuesday and Wednesday, &amp;e.; Amendment 
proposed, to leave out from the word “That” to the 
end of the Question, in order to add the words “this 
House do now proceed to the Order of the Day”; 
and withdrawn :—Order, That, for the remainder of 


the Session, Government Business, whether Orders of | 


the Day, or Notices of Motion, have precedence on 
Tuesday and Wednesday; that Standing Order 11, 


relating to the Committee of Supply, or Ways and Means | 


on Friday, be suspended; and that Standing Order 56, 
relating to Mr, Speaker leaving the Chaii without putting 
any Question on going into Committee of Supply ou 
Monday and Thursday, be extended to the other days of 
the week. That Reports of Supply and Ways and Means 
may be taken after Midnight (and half-past five on Wed- 
nesday ), though opposed, and that the proceedings thereon 
be not interrupted, either at Midniglit or One o’clock (or 
on Wednesday at Six), but after such Reports have been 
disposed of no Opposed Business shall be taken, 354. 

— (Notices of Motion); Motion, That the Order 
of the Day for the Committee on Imperial Defence 


[ Expenses ] have precedence this day of the Notices of 


Motion and other Orders of the Day; Amendment pro- 
posed, to leave out from the word “That,” to the end 
of the Question, in order to add the words “ this House 
is not prepared to surrender this day to the Govern- 
ment, &amp;c.;” Quesiion, That the words proposed to be left 
out stand part of the Question :— Debate arising ; Question 
put (pursuant to $8.0. Closure of Debate)( Mr. Labouchere), 














and Amendment, en Division, not made :—- Order, That the 
Order of the Day for the Committee on Imperial Defenge 
[ Expenses] have precedence this aay of the Notices of 
Motion and other Orders of the Day, 227. 


(Procedure on the Members of Parliament 


(Charges and Allegations) Bill); Motion, That a 


One o'clock am. on Friday grd August, if the 
Members of Parliament (Charges and Allegations) Bij) 
be not previously reported from the Conmittee of the 
whole House, the Chairman shall put forthwith the Ques. 
tion, or Questions, on any Amendment or Motion already 
proposed from the Chair. Ue shall next proceed and 
successively put forthwith the Questions, That any Clause 
then under consideration, and each remaining Clause jp 
the Bill, stand part of the Bill. After tha Clauses are 
disposed of he shall fortkwith report the Bill, as amended, 
to the House. From and after the passiug of this Order 
no Motion, That the Chairman do leave the Chair, or do 
report Progress, shall be allowed; Amendment proposed 
and withdrawn; [Closure claimed (My. Aird), but Mp, 
Speaker withholds his assent] ; another Amendment with. 
drawn; Main Questien, on Division, resolved in the 
Affirmative :— Order, That at One o’clock a.m. on Friday 
grd August, if the Members of Parliament (Charges 
and Allegations) Bill be not previously reported from the 
Committee of the whole House, the Chairman shall put 
forthwith the Question, or Questions, on anv Amendment 
or Motion already proposed from the Chair. He shall 
next proceed and successively put forthwith the Ques. 
tions, That any Clause then under consideration, and each 
remaining Clause in the Bill, stand part of the Bill. After 
the Clauses are disposed of he shall forthwith report the 
Bill, as amended, to the Heuse. From and alter the 
passing of this Order no Motion, That the Chairman do 
leave the Chair, or do report Progress, shall be allowed, 
420. 

(Morning Sittings); Order, Tinat whenever 
the Local Government (England and Wales) Bill shall be 
appointed for Tuesday or Friday the House shall meet at 
Two of the clock, 263. 


— (Local Government (England and Wales) Bill); 
Motion, whenever the Local Government (England and 
Wales) Bill is appointed for a Tuesday it shall have 
priority over all Orders of the Day and Notices of 
Motion, and that so much of the Order for Morning Sittings 
of the 7th of June as relates to Tuesday be rescinded ; on 
Division, 333. 

Motion, Standing Order No. 11, appointing the 
Committee of Supply to be the first Order of the Day 
on Fridays, be read and suspended, and that the Orders 
of the Day for the Second Reading of the Local Govem- 
ment (England and Wales) Bill and the Local Govern 
ment (England and Wales) Electors Bill have precedence 
of the Committee of Supply ; and Question, on Division, 
resolved in the Affirmative, 153. Standing Order again 
suspended, 169. 


—_-——. Order, That whenever the Local Government 
(England and Wales) Bill shall be appointed for Tuesday 
or Friday the House shal! meet at Two of the clock, 263. 


Motion, That whenever the Local Government 
(England and Wales) Bill is appointed for a Tuesday, it 
shall have priority over all Orders of the Day and Notices 
of Motion, and that so much of the Order for Morning 
Sittings of the 7th June as relates to Tuesday be rescinded; 
and Question, on Division, resolved in the Affirmative, 
333- 

— Order, That the Proceedings on the Local 
Government (England and Wales) Bill, if under discussion 
at Twelve o’clock this night, be not interrupted under the 
Standing Order “ Sittings of the House,” 405. 

(Public Meetings) (Metropolis), Vide OnpzRs 
of the Day. 


(Supply). Vide Orpers of the Day. 








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(Saturday); Order, That the Sitting of the 
Jlouse this day be held subject to the Rules and Orders 
in force with regard to the Sitting of the House on 
Wednesdays, 493, 502. 


— (Saturday); Order, That the Sitting of the 
House, this day, be held subject to the Stending Orders 
that tegulate the Sitting of the House on Wednesdays, 


427, 455- 


— (Saturday); Motion, That the Sitting of the 
House this day be held subject to the Rules and Orders 
in force with regard to the Sitting of the House on 
Wednesdays [Mr. Speaker, in pursuance of Standing 
Order 27, relating to Disorderly Conduct, ordered Mr. 
Cuninghame Graham to withdraw immediately from the 
House and its precincts during the remainder of this day’s 
sitting]: — Order, That the Sitting of the House this day 
be held subject to the Rules and Orders in force with 
regard to the Sitting of the House on Wednesdays, 493. 


— (Wednesday) ; Order, That the Standing Orders 
of the House relating to Wednesday Sittings be suspended 
this day, 439. 


— (Suspension of the Standing Order); Motion, |————— 


That until the Government Orders are disposed of, so much 
of the Standing Order No. 1, Sittings of the House, as 
relates to the imterruption of Business at midnigiit, the right 
of objection afier midnight, and the adjournment of the 
House at Une o'clock, be suspended this day and To- 
morrow; Amendment proposed to Question, by inserting, 
alter the words ** Government Urdeis,” the words “and the 
Order for the Second Reading of the School Board for Lon- | 
don Election Bill”; but, on Division, not made :—Order, | 
That until the Government Orders are disposed of, so much 
of the Standing Order No, 1, Sittings of the House, as 
relates to the interruption of Business at Midnight, the 








——— Order, That the Proceedings on the Local 
Government (England and Wales) Bill, if under discussion 
at Twelve o’clock this night, be not interrupted under the 
Standing Order “ Sittings of the House,” 405. 


— Order, That the Proceedings of the Committee 
of Supply, if the Committee be siiting at Twelve o’clock 
this night, be not interrupted under the Standing Order 
*« Sittings of the House,” 424. 


-— Motion, That the Proceedings on the Com- 
mittee of Supply, if under discussion at Twelve o’clock 
this night, be not interrupted under the Standing Order 
* Sittings of tie House ;” and Question, on Division, 
resolved in the Affirmative, 491, 494, 594, §10. 


— Order, That the Proceedings on Supply, if 
under discussion at Twelve o’clock this night, be not 
interrupted under the Standing Order “ Sittings of the 
House,” 518. 





Motion, That the Proceedings on Supply, if 
under discussion at Twelve o'clock this uight, be not 
interrupted under the Standing Order “ Sittings of the 
House”; and Question, on Division, resolved in the Affir- 


mative, 499. 


Order, That the Proceedings on Supply and 
Waysand Means, this night, be not interrupted under the 
Standing Order “ Sittings of the House ”, and the Proceed- 
ings on Ways and Means may ve begun, though opposed, 
after Twelve o’clock, 521. 


— Resolution, That this House will sit To-morrow 
(Saturday), 512. 


HOUSE, BUSINESS OF THE; 


right of objection after midnight, and the Adjournment of |} —————— RULES OF PROCEDURE: 


the House at One o'clock, be suspended this dav and To- 
! 5 | 


morrow, 443. 





(Exemption from or Suspension of the Standing 


Order); Order, That the Proceedings on the Motion re- 


lating to ‘‘ The Criminal Law and Procedure (Ireland) 
Act, 1887,” if under discussion at Twelve o’clock this 
night, be not interrupted under the Standing Order “ Sittings 
of the House,” 319. 


Motion, That the proceedings on the Members 
of Parliament (Charges and Allegations) Bill, if under 
discussion at Twelve o’clock this night, be not interrupted 
under the Standing Order “ Sittings of the House”; 
and Question, on Division, resolved in the Affirmative, 414. 


— Order, That the Proceedings on the Members 
of Parliament (Charges and Allegations) Bill, if under 
discussion at Twelve o’clock this night, be not interrupted 
under the Sianding Order “ Sittings o! the House,” 420, 
435. 





Order, That the Proceedings on the Motion, for 
leave to introduce the Land Purchase (Ireland) Bill, if 
under discussion at Twelve o’clock this night, be not 
interrupted under the Standing Order, “ Sittings of the 
House,” 478. 


— Motion put, That the Proceedings on the Land 
Purchase (Ireland) Bill, if under discussion at Twelve 
o'clock this night, be not interrupted under the Standing 
Order, “Sittings of the House” ; and Question, on Division, 
resolved in the Affirmative, 482. 


— Motion, That the Proceedings on the Land 
Purchase (Ireland) Bill, if under discussion at Twelve 
o’clock this night, be not interrupted under the Standing 
Order “ Sittings of the House” ; and Question, on Division, 
resolved in the Affirmative, 483, 486. 


Vor. 148.——Sess. 1888. 





Motion, That the consideration of the proposed 
Rules of Procedure have precedence of all Orders of the 
Day and Notices of Motion on every day on which the 
consideration of those Rules may be set down by the 
Government; Amendment proposed to be made to the 
Question, by inserting, after the second word “ day,” 
the words “except Wednesdays;” but, on Division, not 
made :—Order, ‘That the consideration of the proposed 
Rules of Procedure have precedence of all Orders of the 
Day and Notices of Motion on every day on which the 
consideration of those Rules may be set down by the 
Government, 62. 


(I. Sittings of the House); Motion, That, un- 
less the House otherwise order, the House shall meet every 
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, at Three of the 
clock, and shall, unless previously adjourned, sit till One 
of the clock a.m., when the Speaker shall adjourn the 
House without Question put, unless a Bill originating in 
Committee of Ways and Means, or unless proceedings made 
in pursuance of any Act of Parliament or Standing Order, 
or otherwise exempted from the operation of this Standing 
Order, be then under consideration. That at Eight of the 
clock the Speaker or Chairman, as the case may be, shall 
suspend the sitting by leaving the Chair until Nine of the 
clock. If, after the resumption of business, at Nine of the 
clock, and before a quarter-past Nine, notice be tuken that 
Forty Members are not present, the Speaker or Chairman 
shall,un!ess Forty Members are sooner present, suspend the 
sitting until a quarter-pust Nine, when he shall count the 
Horse or Committee. That at half an hour after midnight 
on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, except 
as aforesaid, an! at hall-past Five of the clock on Wed- 
uesdays, the proceedings on any business then under con- 
sideration shall be interrupted; and, if the House be in 
Committee, the Chairman shal) leave the Chair, and make 
his report to the House; and if a Motion has been pro- 
posed 








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HOUSE, Bustness of the—continued. | 


posed for the Adjournment of the House, or of the Debate, | 
or in Committee That the Chairman do report Progress, 
or do leave the Chair, every such dilatory Motion shall | 
lapse without Question put ; and the business then under 
consideration, and any business subsequently appointed, 
shall be appointed for the next day on which the House 
shall sit, unless the Speaker ascertains by the preponder- 
ance of voices that a Majority of the House desires that 
such business should be deferred until a later day: Pro- 
vided always, That on the interruption of business the 
Closure may be moved, and if moved, or if proceedings 
under the Closure Rule be then in progress, the Speaker 
or Chairman sinall not leave the Chair until the Questions 
consequent thereon, as provided in the Rule “ Closure of 
Debate,” have been decided: That after the business 
under consideration at half-past Twelve and half-past Five 
respectively, has been disposed of, no opposed business 
shall be taken, and the Orders of the Day not disposed of 
at the close of the sitting shall stand for the next day on 
which the House shall sit: That a Motion may be made 
by a Minister of the Crown at the commencement of 
Public Business, to be decided without Amendment or 
Debate, to the following effect: “That the proceedings on 
any specified business, if under discussion at half-past 
Twelve this night, be not interrupted uader the Standing 
Order ‘Sittings of the House:’” Provided always, That after 
any business exempted from the operation of this Reso- 
lution is disposed of, the remaining business of the sitting 
shall be dealt with according to the provisions applicable 
to business taken after half-past Twelve o’clock ; Amend- 
ment proposed, in |. 1, by inserting after the words “other- 
wise order,” the words “the Standing Orders relating to 
Wednesday sittings shall no longer apply to the sittings 
on Wednesday, but shall apply to the sittings on Friday, 
and the Standing Orders relating to Fridays shall no 
longer apply to the sittings on Friday, but shall apply to 
the sittings on Wednesday, and,” but, on Dyvision, 
not made; another Amendment proposed, in 1. 2, by 
inserting, after the word “at,” the words “half-past”; 
but, on Division, not made ; another Amendment proposed, 
in 1. 3, by leaving out the word “ One of the clock, a.m.,” 
and inserting the words “half-past Eleven of the clock 
p-m.;”and Withdrawn ; another Amen: ment proposed, in 1.6, 
by inserting, after the word “ exempted,” the words “ as 
hereinafter provided,” and made ;} another Amendment 
proposed, in |. 7, by leaving out from the word “ That” 
to the word ‘‘ Committee,” in |. 13, both inclusive, but not 
made; another Amendment proposed, in !. 16, by leaving 
out from the word “ interrupted,” to the word “ day,” in 
. 25, inclusive, and inserting the words, “ And the Ques- 
tion then under consideration shall be put, unless at the 
times befure mentioned a Motion shall be made ‘ That the 
Debate be now adjourned,’ which Motion shall be decided 
without Amendment or Debate. If such Motion be 
resolved in the Affirmative, the business under considera- 
tion shall stand adjourned until the next day on which 
the House shall st. If the Motion be resolved in the 
Negative, the Question under consideration shall be put 
forthwith ;” and Withdrawn ; another Amendment pro- 
posed, in |. 23, by leaving out from the word “sit” to 
the word “day,” in |. 25, inclusive; aad Withdrawn ; 
another Amendment proposed, in |. 29, by inserting 
after the word “thereon,” the words ‘“‘and on any 
further Motion,” and made; another Amendment 
proposed, in |. 31, by leaving out the words “ half- 
past”; and the Question being proposed, That the 
words “ half-past ” stand part of the Question, and made ; 
another Amendment proposed, in 1. 35, by leaving out the 
words ** by a Minister of tie Crown,” Withdrawn ; another 
Amendment proposed in 1. 38, by leaving out the words 
** half-past,” and made; another Amendment propused in 
|. 43, by leaving out the words “ half-past,” and mae; 
another Amendment proposed tu add at the end of the 
Question, the words, “ That whenever the House is in 
Committee at half-past Twelve of the clock a.m., the | 





(1888. 


Chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means may, 
at the request of Mr. Speaker, take the Chair as Deputy 
Speaker, for the purpose of concluding the business of 
the sitting,” Withdrawn; another Amendment proposed 
to add at the end of the Question the words, “ Tiat the 
Chairman of Ways and Means do take the Chair as 
Deputy Speaker when requested so tu do by Mr. Speaker 
without any formal communication to the House. And 
that Mr. Speaker do nominate, at the commencement of 
every Session, a panel of not more than Five Members to 
act as tempvrary Chairmen of Committees when requested 
by the Chairman of Ways and Means,” and made; another 
Amendment proposed to the Main Question, as amended, 
by adding, at the end thereof the words, “ That if, during 
the first quarter of an hour after the Speaker or Chairman 
has returned to the Chair, notice be tuken that Forty 
Members are not present, the Speaker or Chairman shall, 
unless Forty Members are sooner present, suspend the 
sitting until the termination of the said quarter of an hour, 
when he shall count the House or the Committee,” With- 
drawn; Main Question, as amended, put :—Resalution, 
That unless the House otherwise order, the House shall 
meet every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, at 
Three of the clock, and shall, unless previously adjourned, 
sit till One of the clock, a.m., when the Speaker shall 
adjourn the House without Question first put, unless a 
Bill originating in Committee of Ways and Means, or 
unless proceedings made in pursuance of any Act of Par- 
liament or Standing Order, or otherwise exempted, as 
hereinafter provided, from the operation of this Standing 
Order, be then under consideration. That at midnight on 
Mondays, Tuesiays, Thursdays, and Fridays, except as 
aforesaid, aud at half-past Five of the clock on Wed- 
nesdays, the proceedings on any business then under 
consideration shall be interrupted; and, if the House be 
in Committee, the Chairman shall leave the Chair, and 
make his report to the House ; and if a Motion has been 
proposed for the Adjournment of the House, or of the 
Debate, or in Committee that the Chairman do report 
Progress, or do leave the Chair, every such dilatory 
Motion shall lapse without Question put; and the business 
then under consideration, and any business subsequently 
appointed, shall be appointed for the next day on which 
the House shall sit, unless the Speaker ascertams by the 
preponderance of voices that a Majority of the House 
desires that such business should be deferred until a later 
day. Provided always, That on the interruption of 
business the Closure may be moved, and if moved, or if 
proceedings under the Closure Rule be then in progress, 
the Speaker or Chairman shall not leave the Chair, until 
the Questions consequent thereon and on any further 
Motion, as provided in the Rule “ Closure of Debate,” 
have been decided. That after the business under con- 
sideration at Twelve, and half-past Five respectively, has 
been disposed of, no opposed business shall be taken; 
and the Orders of the Day not disposed of at the close of 
the sitting shall stand for the next day on which the 
House shall sit. That a Motion may be made by a Mi- 
nister of the Crown at the commencement of Public 
Business, to be decided without Amendment or Debate, 
to the following effect : “That tie proceedings on any 
specified business if under discussion at Twelve this 
night, be not interrupted under the Standing Order 
* Sittings of the House.” Provided always, That after 
any business exempted from the operation of this Re- 
solution is disposed of, the rewaining business of the 
sitting shall be dealt with according to the provisions 
applicable to business taken after Twelve o’clock. Pro- 
vided also, That the Chairman of Ways and Means do 
take the Chair as Deputy Speaker when requested so to 
do by Mr. Speaker without any formal communication to 
the*House. And that Mr. Speaker do nominate, at the 
commencement of every Session, a panel of not more than 
Five Members to act as temporary Chairmen of Com- 
mitiees when requested by the Chairman of Ways and 
Means, 63, 64. 

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XUM 








— (II.—Closure of Debate); Motion, That Ques- | 
tions for the Closure of Debate under Standing Order | 
XIV a. shall be decided in the Affirmative, if, when a 

Division be taken, it appears by the numbers declared from 

the Chair that not less than One Hundred Members voted 

in the Majority in support of the Motion; Amendment pro- 

posed at the end of the Question to add the words, *‘ Pro- | 
vided always, that should the Question for the Closure of 
Debate be decided in the Negative, no similar Motion shall 
be made on the same Question until after the time of two 
hours has elapsed,” and Withdrawn; Main Question, on | 
Division, resolved in the Affirmative :—Resolution, That | 
Questions for the Closure of Debate under Standing Order | 
XIV a. shall be decided in the Affirmative, if, when a | 
Division be taken, it appears by the numbers declared trom 
the Chair that not less than One Hundred Members voted 
in the Majcrity in support of the Motion, 70. 


(IIl1.— Disorderly Conduct); Motion ; That Mr. | 
Speaker or the Ciairman do order Members, whose conduct 
is grossly aisorderly, to withdraw immediately from the 
House during the :emainder of that day’s sitting ; and that 
the Serjeant-at-Arms do act on such orders as he may 
receive from the Chair, in pursuance of this Resolution. 
But if, on any occasion, Mr. Speaker or the Chairman 
deems that his powers under this Standing Order are in- 
adequate, he may name such Member or Members in pur- 
suance of the Standing Order (Order in Debate), or he | 
may call upon the House to adjudge upon the conduct of | 
such Member or Members. Provided always, That Mem- | 
bers who are ordered to witidraw under this Standing 
Order, or who are suspended from the service of the House | 
under the Standing Order (Order iu Debate), shall forth-, 
with withdraw from the precincts of the House, subject, | 
however, in the case of such suspended Members, to the 
proviso in that Standing Order regarding their service on 
Private Bill Committees ; Amendment proposed, in |. 8, 
by leaving out from the words “(Order in Debate),” to 
the end of the Question; Question, That the words “ or he 
may call upon the House to adjudge upon the conduct of 
such Member or Members. Provided always, That Mem- 
bers who are ordered to withdraw under this Standing 
Order, or who are suspended from the Service of the 
House under the Standing Order (Order in Debate), 
shall,” stand part of the Question; on Division, resolved 
in the Affirmative ; another Ameudmeut proposed, in 1, 12, 
by inserting after the word “shall,” the words “if Mr. 
Speaker or the Chairman so direct,” but, on Division, not 
made; another Amendment proposed, in 1. 13, by leaving 
out from the word “ House,” to the end of the Question, 
in order to add the words “and shall, ipso facto, be ex- 
empted for the same period from service on Committees,” 
and Withdrawn ; Main Question, on Division, resolved in 
the Affirmative :—Resolution, That Mr. Speaker or the 
Chairman do order Members whose conduct is grossly dis- 
orderly to withdraw immediately from the House, during 
the remainder of that day’s sitting; and that the Serjeant- 
at-Arms do act on such orders as he may receive from the 
Chair, in pursuance of this Resolution, But if, on any 
occasion, Mr. Speaker or the Chairman deems that his 
powers under this Standing Order are inadequate, he may 
name such Member or Members in pursuance of the Stand- 
ing Order (Order in Debate), or he may call upon the 
House to adjudge upon the conduct of such Member or 
Members. Provided always, That Members who are 
ordered to withdraw under this Standing Order, or who 
are suspended from the Service of the House under the 
Standing Order (Order in Debate), shall forthwith with- 
draw from the precincts of the House, subject, however, in 
the case of such suspended Members, to the proviso in that 
Standing Order regarding their service on Private Bill 
Committees, 71. 








a nn. 


—— (lV.—TIrrelevance or Repetition); Motion, That 
Mr. Speaker or the Chairman, after having called the 
attention of the House or of the Committee to the conduct 


Voi. 143.—Sess. 1888. 





tion either of his own arguments, or of the arguments 
used by other Members in Debate, may direct him 
to discontinue his Speech; Amendment proposed to 
leave out from the word “That,” to the end of the 
Question, in order to add the words “if it shall appear to 
Mr. Speaker, or the Chairman of Committees, that a Mem- 
ber is addressing the House with continued irrelevance, or 
tedious repetition, or that he is unduly and unnecessarily 
prolonging Debate and arresting the Progress of Public 
Business, Mr. Speaker, or the Chairman of Committees, 
may so inform the House or the Committee. Therenpon 
any Member, rising in his place, may claim to move, That 
the Member in possession of the House be no longer heard. 
Such Motion shall be put forthwith without Amendment 
or Debate, unless the Member in possession of the House 
elects to discontinue his Speech, in which case he may so 
inform the Speaker, or Chairman of Committees, and the 
Question shall not be put. A Member who is put to 
silence under this Rule by order of the House or the Com- 
mittee is thereby prevented, on the first occasion, from 
taking part in any Debate during the remainder of that 
sitting; on the second occasion during a week; and on 
the third, or any subsequent occasion, during a month from 
the time when such Order of the House, or of the Com- 
mittee has been made”; Question, Tiat the words 
“That Mr. Speaker or the Chairman, after having called 
the attention of the House or of the Committee to the con- 
duct of a Member who persists in irrelevance or tedious 
repetition,” stand part of the Question, resolved in the 
Affirmative ; another Amendment, to leave out the word 
“either”; Question put, That the word “either” stand 
part of the Question ; on Division, resolved in the Afprma- 
tive ; Main Question put :— Resolution, That Mr. Speaker, 
or the Chairman, after having called the attention of the 
House or of the Committee to the conduct of a Member 
who persists in irrelevance or tedious repetition either of 
his own arguments, or of the arguments used by other 
Members in Debate, may direct tim to discontinue his 
Speech, 71. 


—_———. (V.— Motions for Adjournment in Abuse of the 


Rules of the House); Motion, That, if Mr. Speaker, or the 
Chairman of a Committee of the whole House, shall be of 
opinion that a Motion for the adjournment of » Debate, or 
of the House, during any Debate, or that the Chairman do 
report Progress, or do leave the Chair, is an abuse of the 
Rules of the House, he may forthwith put the Question 
thereupon from the Chair, or he may decline tu propose the 
Question thereupon to the House ; Amendment proposed, 
in 1. 6, by leaving out from the word “ Chair,” to the end 
of the Question; but, on Division, not made ;— Resolution, 
That, if Mr. Speaker, or the Chairman of a Committee of 
the whole House, shall be of opinion that a Motion for the 
Adjournment of a Debate, or of the House, during any 
Debate, or that the Chairman do report Progress, or do 
leave the Chair, is an abuse of the Rules of the House, 
he may forthwith put the Question thereupon trom the 
Chair, or he may decline to propose the Question there- 
upon to the House, 71, 72. 


( VI.— Government Business); Resolution, That, 
on days on which Government business has priority, the 
Government may arrange such Government business, 
whether Orders of the Day or Notices of Motions, in such 
order as they may think fit, 72. 





(VII.— Committees of the whole House); Reso- 
‘ution, ‘That whenever an Order of the Day is read for the 
House to resolve itself into Committtee (uot being a Com- 
mittee to consider a Message from the Crown, or the 
Committee of Supply, or of Ways and Means), Mr. Speaker 
shall leave the Chair without putting any Question, and 
the House shall thereupon resolve itself into such Com- 
mittee, unless Notice of an Instruction thereto has 
ae given, when such Instruction shall be first disposed 
of, 72. 





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JIOUSE, Business of the—continued. 
——-— (VIII.—Amendments on Report) ; Resolution, | 


coal 


That upon the Repoit stage of any Bill no Amendment 
may be proposed, which could not have been proposed in 
Committee without an Instruction from the House, 72. 


(IX.— Divisions); Motion, Tuat Mr. Speaker, 
or the Chairman, may, at his discretion, take the Vote of 
the House or Committee, by calling upon the Members 
who support, and who challenge his decision, successively 
to rise in their places; and he shall thereupon, as he thinks 
fit, either declare the determination of the House or Com- 
mittee, or name Tellers for a Division; Amendment pro- 
posed to leave out from the word “That” to the end of 
the Question, in order to add the words “ it be in the dis- 
cretion of Mr. Speaker or the Chairman to take the Vote 
of the House in the following manner:—He shall, on his 
decision being challenged, furthwith order the doors to be 
closed, whereupon he shall call upon the Members who 
support and who challenge his decision successively to rise 
in their places, anc he shall proceed to count them one by 
one in an audible voice. At the conclusion of such count 
he shall declare the determination of the House or Com- 
mittee ”; Question proposed, That the words “ Mr. 
Speaker, or the Chairman, may, at his discretion, take the 
Vote of the House or Committee by calling upon the 
Members who support, and who challenge, his decision, 
successively to rise in their places; and,” stand part of the 
Question; Debate adjcurned, 72,— 

Debate resumed; pioposed Amendment withdrawn ; 
anuther Amendment proposed to inset, after the word 
“may,” the words “ after the lapse of two minutes as in- 
dicated by the sand-glass,” aud made; another Amend- 
ment proposed, in |. 1, 10 leave out the words, *‘ at his dis- 
cretion,” and inserting the words “if in his opinion the 
Division is frivolously or vexatiously claimed,” and made; 
another Amendment proposed to the Main Question, as 
amended, by adding, at the end thereof, the words “ And, 
in case there is no Division, the Speaker or Chairman shall 
declare to the House, or the Committee, the number of the 
Minority who had challenged his decision, and their names 
shall be thereupon taken down in the House, and printed 
with the lists of Divisions, and made; Main Question, 
wus amended, on Division, put:—Resolution, That Mr. 
Speaker, or the Chairman, may, after the lapse of two 
minutes as indicated by the sand-zlass, if in his opinion 
the Division is frivolously or vexatiously claimed, take the 
Vote of the House or Commitiee, by calling upon the 
Members who support, and who challenge his decision, 
successively to rise in their places; and he shall there- 
upon, as he thinks fit, either declare the determination of 
the House or Committee, or name Tellers for a Division. 
And, in case there is no Division, tiie Speaker or Chairman 
shall declare to the House, or the Committee, the number 
of the Minority who had challenge:! his decision, and their 
names shall be thereupon taken down in the Elouse, and 
printed with the lists of Divisions, 73, 74. 











— (X.—Address in Answer to the Queen’s Speech); 
Motion, That the stages of Committee and Report on the 
Address to Her Majesty to convey the thanks of the 
House for Her Majesty’s Most Gracious Speech to both 





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Houses of Parliament, at the openiag of the Session, be} 


discontinued ; Amendment proposed to leave out from the 
word “ That,” tc the end of the Question, in order to add 
the words, “the Address 10 Her Majesty be restricted 
to a Motion conveying the thanks of the llouse for Her 
Maiesty’s Most Gracious Speech, and promising the 
careful attention of the House to the subjects which Her 
Majesty has recommended to their consideration, and such 
Motion shall be put without Amendment not later than the 
third day of the Debate thereon, unless the House shali 
otherwise order”; and Withd:awn :—Resolution, That the 
stages of Committee and Report on the Address to Her 
Majesty to convey the thanks of the House for Her 
Majesty’s Most Gracious Speech to both Houses of Par- 
liament, at the opening of the Session, be discontinued, 74. 


[18s8s, 





(XI.—Public Bills); Motion, That after Whit- 
suntide, Public Bills other than Government Bills, be 
arranged on the Order Buok so as to give priority to the 
Bills most advanced, and that Lords’ Amendments to 
Public Bills appointed to be cousidered, be placed first, 
to be followed by Third Readings, Considerations of Re- 
port, Bills in Progress in Committee, Bills appointed for 
Committee, and Second Readings; Amendment proposed 
after the first word “ That,” to insert the words “all Public 
Bills (other than Government Biils) introduced on or 
before the first Monday of the Session shall be set down 
in the Order Book for Second Reading in a list to be 
called ‘The Second Reading List for Wednesdays up to 
Whitsuntide,’ in an order to be determined by the number 
of signatures which shall have been subscribed to each 
such Bill at the close of the Sitting on the following 
Tuesday, each Member being entitled to subscribe his 
own name to three such Bills und no more ; those Bills 
which have received most signatures being placed first, 
and the priority in the case of Bills which have received 
an equal number of signatures, being determined by lot, 
in a manner to be prescribed by Mr. Speaker ; and that ;” 
and Withdrawn : —Resolution, That after Whitsuntide, 
Public Bills other than Government Bills be arranged 
on the Order Book so as to give priority to the Bills most 
advanced, and that Lords’ Amendments to Public Bills 
appointed to be considered, be placed first, to be followed 
by Third Readings, Consilerations of Report, Bills in 
Progress in Committee, Bills appointed for Committee, 
and Second Readings, 74. 





————— (XI1.—Bills relating to Religion and Trade) ; 


Resolution, Vat the Standing Order of the gth and goth 
of April 1772, concerning Bills relating to Religion and 
Trade, be repealed, 75. 


———-—— (XII1.—Standiug Committees) ; Motion, That 


the Resolutions of the House of the 1st December 1882, 
relating to the Constitution and Proceedings of Standing 
Committees for the Consideration of Bills relating to Law, 
and Courts of Justice, and Legal P:ocedure, and to Trade, 
Shipping, and Manufactures, be revived. Provided al- 
ways, That the Committees shal! cousist of not more than 
Sixty nor less than Forty Members, subject to the Power 
of addition to the said Committees by the Committee of 
Selection, as provided by the said Resolutions ; Amend- 
ment proposed to insert after the word “ Shipping,” the 
word “ Avriculiure,” avd Withdrawn; Main Question 
being again pioposed ; and it being half an hour after 
Five of the clock, the Debate stood adjourned, 75,— 

Debate resumed; ancther Amendment proposed, in 
l. 4, to insert, after the word “ revived,” the words “ Pro- 
vided, that ‘ Trade ’ shall include Agricultural and Fishing 
interests, and that those interests shall be entitled to due 
consideration in the constitution of such Standing Com- 
mittee”; and Withdrawn; another Amendment proposed 
to insert alter the word “ Fishing,” the words “and that 
Trade shall include Agriculture and Fishing,” and made ; 
another Amendment proposed to leave out from the word 
“Fishing” to the end of the Question, and made; 
another Amendment proposed at the end of the Main 
Question, as amended, by adding at the end thereof the 
words “ That there be added another Standing Committee 
for the cousideration of all Bills relating to Scotland 
only”; but, on Division, not made; Debate on Main 
Question at Midnight stood adjourned, 83,— 

Debate :esumed ; another Aniendment proposed to add 
at the end of the Question the words, ‘‘That there be 
another Grand Committee, similarly constituted, and 
subject to the same rules, the Members for Wales and 
Monmouthshire being Members of such Committee, for 


the consideration of all Bills relating to Wales which may, 
by order of the House in each case, be committed to it,” 
but not made; another Amendment proposed to add at 
the end of the Question the words, “‘ That there be another 
Committee, similarly constituted, and subject to the same 
Rules, for the consideration of all Questions of a Foreign 

or 








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HOUSE, Business of the—continued. 


e&lt; 





——_ — 





or Colonial nature, and the ratification of Treaties with 
Foreign Powers,” but not made:— Resolution, That the 
Resolutions of the House of the 1st December 1882) 
relating to the Constitution and Proceedings of Standing | 
Committees for the Consideration of Bills telating to Law, | 
and Courts of Justice, and Legal Procedure, and to 
Trade, Shipping, and Manufactures, be revived, «nd that | 


Trade shall include Agriculture and Fishing, 84. 


———— Motion, That on Tuesdays and Fridays, and, | 


if set down by the Government, on Mcndays and Thurs- | 
days, Motions for leave to bring in Bills, and for the 
Nomination of Select Committees, may be set down for 
cecnsideration at the commencement of Public Business. 
If such Motious be opposed, Mr. Speaker, after permit- 
ting, if he thinks fit, a brief explanatory statement from 
the Member who moves and from the Member who opposes | 
any such Motion respectively, shall put the Question 
thereon without fuither Debate; Amendment proposed to | 
leave out from the word * That,” to the end of the 
Question, in order to add the words “ Motions for leave 
to bring in Bills, and for the nomination of Standing and 
Select Commitiees, shall be exempted from the operation 
of the Resolution of 24th February 1888 (Sittings of the 
House),” and Withdrawn ; another Amendment proposed 
to leave out from the word “ respectively,” tu the end of | 
the Question, in order to add the words * may without | 
further Debate put the Question thereon, or the Question, 
‘That the Debate be now adjourned,’” and made:— | 
Resolution, That on Tuesdays and Fridays, and, i set 
down by the Government, on Mondays and Thursilays, 
Motions for leave to bring in Bills, and for the Nomina- 











Speaker shall adjourn the House without Question put, 
unless a Bill or Proceeding exempted from the operation 
of Standing Order “ Sittings of the House” be then under 
consideration. That the Business under discussion, and 
any Orders of the Day not disposed of at Cne o'clock. 
a.in., do stand for the vext day on which the House shall 
sit, 85. 


— Resolution of the House of the gist day 
of May 1875, relative to the Withdrawal of Strangers, 
read as followeth :—That if at any sitting of the House, 
or in Committee, anv Member shall take notice that 
Strangers are present, Mr. Speaker or the Chairman (as 
the case may be), shall forthwith put the Question, “ That 
Strangers be ordered to withdraw,” without permitting any 
Debate or Amendment: Provided that the Speaker, or 
the Chairman, may, whenever he thinks fit, order the 
withdrawal of Strangers from any part of the House:— 
Resolution, That the said Resolution be « Standing Order 
of this House, 85. 





— Resolution of the House of the 12th day of 
March 1886, relative to Notices of Questions to Members 
to be in writing, read, as followeth:—-That Notices of 
Questions be given by Members in writing to the Clerk at 
the Table, without reading tiem vivé voce in the House, 
unless the consent of the Speaker to any particular Ques- 
tion has been previously obtained :—Resolution, That the 
suid Resolution be a Standing Order of this House, 85. 


—-——— Standing Order XIV a. (Closure of Debate) read, 


und amended, by leaving out the fir-t Proviso, in !s. 17 to 
21 inclusive, 85. 


tion of Select Committers, may be set down for considera- | ———-—— Standing Order XXI. (Notices on going into 


tion at the commencement of Public Business. If such 

Motions be opposed, Mr. Speaker, after permitting, if ie 

thinks fit, a brief explanatory statement from the Member 

who moves and from the Member who opposes any such 

Motion respectively, may, without farther Debate, put the | 
Question thereon, or the Question, that the Debate be now 

adjourned, 84, 85. 

--— Resolutions of the House of the goth day of 
April 1869 relative to the Business of the House (Moru- 
ing Sittings at Two of the clock), read, as follows : 
That, unless the House shall otherwise order, 
whenever the House shall meet at Two o’clock, tlie House 
will proceed with Private Business, Petitioas, Motions for 
unopposed Returns, and leave of absence to» Members, 
civine Notices of Motions, Questions to Ministers, and 
such Orders of the Dav as shall have been appointed for 
the Morning Sitting, 85. 





That on such days, if the business be not soouer 
disposed of, the House will suspend its sittiry at Seven 
o’clock ; and at Ten minutes before Seven o’clock, unless 
the House shall otherwise order, Mr. Speaker shall adjourn 
the Debate on any business then under discussion, or the 
Chairman shall :eport Progress, us the cuse may be, and 
no opposed business shall then be proceeded with, 85. 





That when such business has not been disposed 
of at Seven o’cleck, unless the House shall otherwise 
order, Mr. Speaker (or the Chairman, in case the House 
shall be in Committee) do leave the Chair, and the House 
will resume its sitting at Nine o’clock, when the Orders 
of the Day not disposed of at the Morning Sitting, and 
any Motion which was under discussion at Ten minutes to 
Seven o’clock, shall be set down in the Order Book after 
the other Orders of the Day, 85, 

That, whenever the i!ouse shall be in Committee 
at Seven o’clock, the Chairman do report Progress when 
the House resumes its sitting, 85. 

Resolved, That the said Resolutions be Standing | 
Orders of this House, 85. 











viously adjourned, sit until One o’clock, a.m., when the 


Vou. 143,.——Sess. 1888. 





Committee of Supply) read, and amended by leaving 
out, in |]. t, the words “ the first,” and inserting the word 
“cc ” - 

an, 85. 


Standing Order XXII. (Select Committees) 
vead, and amended by leaving out, in Is. 1 and 2, the 
words “ou Wednesdays and other Morning Sittings of 
the House”; another Amendinent propesed to leave out 
the words “ except while the House is at prayers,” and 
Withdrawn, 85. 


Standing Order XXXVI. (Orders of the Day 
and Notices of Motion) read, and amended by leaving 
out the second word “ Orders,” and inserting the words 
« Business, whether Orders or Motions,” 85. 

Standing Order XNXVIII. (Orders of the Day 
and Notices of Motion) :ead, and amended by insert- 
ing, iv 1. 3, after the wer! “ Orders,” the words “ or 
Motions,” 85. 














Resolution, That the Resolutions of this House 
of the 24th, 28th, and 29th days of February, and of the 
71h day of March, relative to the Business of the House 
(Rules of Procedure), with the exception of Resolution 
No, XII, be Standing Orders of this House, 85. 


Motion, That Standing Orders Nos, IIL, IV., 





¥. (Wednesday Sittings), VI, VII., VII. (Morning 


Sittings), XI. (Debates on Motions for Adjournment), 
XL (irrelevance or Repetition), XLV. (Putting the 
Question), XX XIX. (Dropped Orders), XLI. (The half- 
past ‘l'weive o'clock Rule), and XLIV. (Divisions), be 
repealed ; Amendment proposed to leave out “ XLI. (The 
half-past ‘'welve o'clock Rule)”; and Withdrawn, 
85, 86:—Resolution. That Standing Orders Nos. III, 
IV., V. (Wednesday Sittings), VI., VII., Vill. (Morn- 
ing Sittings), XL. (Debates on Motions for Adjournment), 
XIII. (Irrelevance or Repetition), XIV. (Putting the 
Question), XX X1X. (Dropped Orders), XLI. (The half- 
past Twelve o’clock Rule), and XLIV. (Divisions), be 
repealed, 85, 86. 


— Resolution, That the House shall, unless pre- | —-—-—— Order, That the Standing Orde:s of this House 


relative to Public Business, as amended, be printed, 86. 
———— Order, 


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House of Lorps. Vide Accounts. 











HOUSE, Business of the—continued. 





Order, That the further consideration of the 
New Rules of Procedure be adjourned till Monday the 
igth day of this instant March, 86. Said Order dis- 
charged, 87. 


— Vide Accounts. 


— Kircuen and RerresuMent Rooms (House 
of Commons); Select Committee to control the Arrange- 
ments for the Kitchen and Refreshment Rooms, in the 
Department of the Serjeant-at-Arms ; Appointed ; Nomi- 
nated ; Five to be the Quorum, 32. Member discharged ; 
another added, 41. Power to report Observations ; Report, 
443- Second Report, 529 


House of Cox:mons ( Admissim of Strangers) ; 
Select Committee to inquire into the Rules and Regula- 
tions under which Strangers are admitted to this House and 
its Precincts, and to report whether any alterations in the 
same are expedient ; Appointed, 101. Nominated ; Power 
to send for per-ons, papers, and records; Five to be the 
Qucrum, 129. Member discharged; another added, 152. 
Report, 1g0. 


Vide also PartsAwentrary Papers Distr1- 











BUTION. 


House. Vice Crerk of the. 
Housk of Commons. Vide AccounTs. SUPPLY. 


Hovst of Commons Orrices. Vide SupPpPLy. 


Suppty (Amend- 
ments). 


Houses of Partiament. Vide Supp ty. 


Houses in Towns (Jreland). Vide Tenure. 


Hovsine of the Worxine Crasses; Bill to further amend | 
the Law relating to Dwellings of the Working Classes, aud 
the Artizans’ and Labourers’ Dwellings Improvement Acts, 
1875 to 1885; Ordered, 32. Presented, 33. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 83, 93, 96, 97, 101, 108, 118, 126, 132, 141, | 
146, 148, 151, 155, 158, 165, 168, 170, 174, 178, 180, 
182, 189, 194, 198, 223, 229, 233, 237, 244, 252, 274, 
316, 352, 390, 412, 433. Order for Second Reading dis- 
charged; Bill withdrawn, 464. 


Housine of Worxina Criasses (London); Bill to facilitate 

the better Housing of the Working Classes in London; | 
Ordered; presented, 44. Second Reading deferred, 51, | 
65. Order for Second Reeding discharged; another Day 
appointed, gq. Second Reading deferred, 161, 179, 193, 

211, 233, 2605, 297- 
Hutt, Barnstey, and West Ripine Junction Raitway | 
and Dock and other Companies (No. 1); Report, "Re-| 





the Bill should criginate in the House of Lord~, 11. Re- 
5 &lt;a 

port, That the Standing Orders had been certified to have | 

been complied with, 34. 


Huu, Barnsuey, and West Riping Junction Raitway 

and Dock and other Companies (No. 2); Report, That | 
the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 11. Re- | 
port, That the Standing Orders had been certified not to 
have been complied with, 35. Report, That the Standing | 
Orders have not been complied with; referred to the 
Select Committee on Standing Orders, 35. Report, That 
the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 94. 


HumBer Navication. Vide BirMINnGHAM. 


Hutton Trust. Vide EpucaTIonaL. 


HyperaBAD Minine Company. Vide East [npbsa. 


Hyprornosia. Vide Accounts. 


Hyrne Tramways. Vide FoLkeEstTone. 





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ooo 


51 &amp; 52 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess. 3. 1888. 


I MMIGRATION. Vide Emicration. 


Imperi At Derence; Bill for defraying the Expenses of carry- 


ing into effect an Agreement for Naval Defence with the 
Australasian Colonies, and providing for the Detence of 
certain Ports and Coaling Stations, and for making further 
provision for Imperial Defence ; Ordered, upon Resolu- 
tions reported from Committee of the whole House, 397. 
Presented, 398. Second Reading deferred, 411, 432, 437. 
Bill committed, 444. Considered in Committee, and re- 
ported ; Considered, as amended; Passed, 453. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 455. (Cited as Imperial Defence Act, 
1888) Royal Assent, 456. 


ImperiAL Derence | Expenses}; Motion for the House to 


resolve itself into a Couimittee to consider of authorising 
the ratification of an Agreement for Naval Defence with 
the Australasian Colonies, and the issue out of the Con- 
solidated Fund of such sums as may be necessary for 
carrying the Agreement into effect, and the borrowing 
of such sums by means of terminable annuities; also, 
the issue out of the Consolidated Fund of such sums 
as may be necessary for providing for the Defence of 
certain Ports and Coaling Stations, and making other 
provisions for Imperial Defence, and the borrowing of 
such sums by means of Treasury Bills or Exchequer Bonds ; 
Queen’s lecommendation signified ; Question agreed to, 
212. Committee deferred 214, 223. Matter considered 
in Committee, 228. Reception of Report cieferred, 237, 
264. Committee deferred, 237, 243. Reception of Report 
gist May deferred, 246. Matter again considered in 
Committee; Question put, pursuant to Standing Order 
(Closure of Debate) (Mr. Waddy), 250. Reception of 
Report (gist May) deterred, 252. Reception of Report 
(4th June) deferred, 257, 265. Committee deferred, 257, 
265, 273. Reception of Reports 31st May and 4th June 
deferred, 273, 256, 296. Committee deferred, 295, 315, 
326. Reception of Report (15th May) deferred, 307, 315, 
3275 345s 372, 3895 (4th June), 308, 315, 345, 327, 372, 
3%9. Committee deferred, 345, .372, 389. Matter con- 
sidered in Committee ; Chairman’s decision challenged in 
Committee, 393. Resolutions (15th May) reported, and 
ugreed to, 394. Resolutions (4th June) reported, and 
agreed to, 394. Resolution (24th July) reported, and 
agreed to; Resolutions (15th May and 4th June} again 
read ; Bill ordered upon the above Resolutions, 397. 


———————_———_———— Motion, That the Order of 
the Day forthe Committee on Imperial Defence [ Expenses} 
have precedence this day of the Notices of Motion and 
other Orders of the Day; Amendment proposed, to leave 
out from the werd “ That,” to the end of the Question, in 
order to add the words “ This House is not prepared to 
surrender this day to the Government,” &amp;c.; and the 
Question being proposed, That the words proposed to be 
left out stand part of the Question ; Debate arising; Ques- 
tion put (pursuant to Standing Order, Closure of Debate) 
(Mr. Labouchere); Amendment, on Division, not made:-— 
Order, That the Order of the Day for the Committee on 
Imperial Defence [Expenses] have precedence this day of 
the Notices of Motion and other Orders of the Day, 227. 


| tnpansas. OTTOMAN GUARANTEED Loan of 1855. Vide 
Accounts. 


ImprisonMEN'r for Contumacy. Vide Eccuesiasticat. 


'Imprisonment of Jonn DovuGias and Josera WoLFeEn- 


pate. Vide House ( Adjournment Motions). 


IMPROVEMENT of Lanps (Ireland). Vide Drarnaae. 
Income Tax. Vide Ways and Means, 


Income Tax (Special Commisioners). Vide Accounts. 


Inpia. 





























































































































































51 &amp; 52 Vict.| 


INDEX ¢o the One Hunprep and Forty-rutirp VOLUME. 





ynpia. Vide East Inpia. 


Inp1ax Councits Act. Vide East Inpia. 


InptaN Raitway. Vide Sours. 


InpIAN STAMPS and Stampep Paper. Vide Accounts. 


Inp1a OrrFice. Vide Accounts. 


Inp1a Pusuic Service Commission. Vide Accounts. 


Inpicrments. Vide VrEXxarious. 


Inpoor Paupers (Scotland). _ Vide Accounts. 


InpustriaAL AGricuLtturat Epucation; Bill for In- 
dustrial Agricultural Education in Public Elementary 
Schools in Raral Districts; Ordered, 17. Presented, 21. 
Second Reading deferred, 97. Order for Second Reading 
discharged ; another Day appointed, 113. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 143, 161, 177, 182, 194, 198, 209, 229, 265, 
282. 


InpusTRIAL Scuvot.s (Great Britain). Vide Suppry. 


Inrecrious Diseases. Vide Pustic. 


Inrerior Courts of RKecorp (Officers, §c.). Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 


Insuries to WorKMEN. Vide EMPLOYERs. 


IntanpD Revenue. Vide Accounts. 


IntaNvn Revenve DepartMeENtT. Vide SupPLy. 


Instructions. Vide TECHNICAL. 


INSTRUCTIONS: 


To the Gentlemen appointed to 
prepare and bring in a Bill upon the Resolution reported 
from the Committee of Ways and Means on the 27th day 
of March, and then agreed to by the House, That they 
do make provision therein pursuant to the First, Second, 
Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, and Eighth Resolutions, 


145. 





——_—__—___—____—_—_._——- To Committees on Bill (Hy- 
brid) :— 
——— Motion, That it be an Instruc- 
tion to the Committee on the Brixton Park Bill 
That. they do provide that the purchase of the Park 
be not made until the opinion of the ratepayers of Lam- 
beth has been taken on the desirability of such pur- 
chase, and that they do take evidence as to the price 
demanded, the maintenance of houses on any part of the 
site, and other matters affecting the property as a place of 
recreation, and do report thereon to the House; Amend- 
ment proposed, to leave out from the second word “ pur- 
chase,” to the end of the Question, and made :—Order, 
That it be an Instruction to the Committee on the Brixton 
Park Bill, That they do provide that the purchase of the 
Park be not made until the opinion of the ratepayers 
of Lambeth has been taken on the desirability of such 
purchase, 105. 

———_—___—_—__-— To the Committee on the Aire 
and Calder Navigation Bill, to inquire if they think fit, 
into the present mode of rating the Aire and Calder Navi- 
gation Undertaking and Property to all poor rates and 
other local rates, and whether it may be necessary or 
expedient to modify or alter the Undertakers’ rights or 
privileges with respect thereto under any of their Local 
Acts or otherwise, and to make provision in the Bill for 
the same accordingly, 330. 


———___—_—-— To Select Committees on Mat- 

ters :— 
—————___—_——_——_——. On Com mons, That they 
have Power, in respect to each such Provisional Order, to 
inquire and Report tothe House whether the same should 


Vot. 148. Sess. 1888. 











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 Provisional Order being 
remitted to the Land Commissioners, 127. 


—_—_ ——_——__-—_-—— On the Forest of Dean 
Turnpike Trust, 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 Act of the Trust mentioned should be 
continued, 196. 





—_———_—— —————. To Select Committees or Bills 


(Public) :— 


——_ -- — To the Committee on the Sunday 
Closing Acts (Ireland), That they have Power, if they 
think fit, to consolidate the Sale of Liquors on Sunday 
(Ireland) Act (1878) Amendment Bill, and the Public 
Houses (Ireland) (Saturday Closing) Bill, into one Bill, 
3°9- 


a 














— -— — on the Sunday 
Closing Acts (Ireland), That they do consider the subject- 
matter of the Public Houses (Ireland) (Saturday Closing) 


Bill, and report thereon, 211. 


———-—_—--— To Commitees of the whole 


House :— 





on the Consolidated 
Fund (No. 5) Bill, That they have Power to make Provision 
therein, pursuant to a Resolution reported from the Com- 
mittee of Ways and Means, 431. 





onthe Customs and 
Inland Revenue Bill, That they have power to make Pro- 
vision therein, pursuant to a Resolution reported from the 
Committee of Ways and Means, and agreed to by the 
House, 172. Pursuant to so much of a Resolution so 
reported as relates to certain Duties, 173. 


—— ———— on the Marriage 

with a Deceased Wife’s Sister Bill, That they have power 
to extend the scope of the Bill so as to include marriages 
between a woman and her deceased husband’s brother; 
Closure claime’, but Mr. Speaker withholds his assent 
(Mr. Heneage); Debate stood adjourned at half-past Two, 
281. 











———— — — ——— ————— on the National 
Debt (Conversion) Bill, That they have power to consider 
a Clause to empower Trustees to invest the Proceeds of 
Funds converted or exchanged under the Bill in certain 
other Securities, 








+ on the Pier and 
Harbour Provisional Orders (No. 2) Torquay Orders Biil, 
That they have power, if they think fit, to insert Provisions 
in the Bill to repeal the 38th section of “ The Torquay 
Harbour and District Act, 1886,” 339. 








————--——-—— on Divorce Bills, 
That they do hear Counsel and examine Witnesses for 
Joynt’s Divorce Bill, and also that they do bear Counsel 
and examine Witnesses against the Bill if the Parties 
concerned think fit to be heard by Counsel or produce 
Witnesses, 312. 











—_—__—_—_— ——_—— To Committees on Private Bills, 
That they have power to make Provision therein, pursuant 
to Instructions reported from Committees of the whole 
House, 105, 109, 113, 115, 127. 





———_————- Motion Withdrawn :—For an In- 
struction to the Committee on the South Staffordshire Water 
Bill to insert the Auction Clauses with reference to the 
£. 60,750 unissued balance of the ordinary stock, and to the 
£. 41,637 unissued balance of the loan capital of the South 
Staffordshire Waterworks Company, 292. 

————_—_ (Juestions 


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IN DEX ¢@o the One Hunprep and Forty-tuainp VoLuME. 








Sooo —— 


INSTRUCTIONS—continued. 








structions to Committees: — é 
——$ $$ —_—_ -—_——— on the Land Purchase 
(Ireland) Bill, That they lave power to provide that the Irish 
Land Commission may take an account of the amount of 
arrears of rent due from tenants desirous of purchasing their 
holdings, who have made, or shall make, application to have 
judicial rents fixed for their holdings, and may decide 
whether the whole, or any, or what part of such arrears 
ought to be paid, and whether in one payment or by 
instalments, and at what dates the same should be paid; 
on Division, 482. 
—_——— --- on the Land Purchase 
(Ireland) Bill, That they have power to enablethe Land Com- 
mission to permit of tenants, when pu: chasing their holdings, 
to also purchase grass land or other Jands not held to be 
used wholly or mainly for the purposes of tillage and 
situated in the neighbourbood of their holdings ; on Divi- 


sion, 482. 














— --— ———_-—————- — ou the Vauxhall Park 
Bill, That they do provide that the purchase of the Park be 
not made until the opinion of the ratepayers of Lambeth 
has been taken on the desirability of such purchase, 166. 

—--—--- — on the Local Govern- 

ment (England and Wales) Electors Bill, That they have 

ower to insert provisions in the Bill with a view to assi- 
milate the qualification o! e’ec:ors of Guardians of the Poor, 
including the abolition of the plural vote, to the conditions 
prescribed in the Bill with regard to electors of county 

authorities ; on Division, 197. 




















—— —_ —_ —_ —_ — on the Local Govern- 
ment (England and Wales) Bill, That they have Power 
to insert provisions for the Reform of Parish Vestries; on 
Division, 264. 





INTERMEDIATE Epucation (Jreland). 


INTERMEDIATE EpucaTion / Wales); Bill to promote Inter- 
mediate Education in Wales; Ordered, 16. Presented, 
20. Second Reading deferred, 147, 157, 165, 168, 174, 
182, 197, 207, 214, 223, 220, 237, 244, 252, 275, 282, 
297, 316, 335. 

INTERMEWIATE Epucation (Wales) (No. 2); Bill for the 
Promotion of Intermediate Education in Wales; Ordered, 
54. Presented, 54. Order for Second Reading «is- 
charged; another Day «appointed, 79. Second Reading 
deferred, 100, 147, 157, 143, 266, 265, 282. 

Vide Accounts. 


Vide Accounts. 


INTERNATIONAL Cupyricart. 
Inrestates Estates; Bill to amend the Law relating to 


the Distiibution of the Estates of such Intestates as shall | 


die leaving a Widow, but no Issue; Ordered, 72. Pre- 
sented, 73. Order tor Second Readine discharged ; 
another Day appointed, &amp;9. 
118, 132, 140, 164, 193, 209, 229, 256. 
IntroxicatinG Liquors (Colonies). Vide Accounts. 


IntoxicaTinG Liquors (Zreland); Bill to amend the Law 
relating to the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors in [reland on 
Saiurdey and Sunday, and for other purposes connected 
therewith (consolidated (pursuant to Instruction, 309) from 
Sale of Liquors on Sunday (Ireland) Act (1878) Amend- 
ment Bill, and Public Houses (Ireland) (Saturday Closing) 
Bill); Reported; re-commi'ted toa Committee of the whole 
House, 336. Committee deferred, 358, 363, 37:3, 383, 390, 
493, 412, 417, 422, 427, 133, 438, 459, 460, 471, 479&gt; 
481, 485, 490, 500, 508, 514, 520, 524. 

a —_—_—— Vide Saxe of Liquors 
on Sunpay (Ireland) Act (1878) AMENDMENT BILL, and 
Pusuic Houses (Ireland) (Saturday Closing) Bix. 


InroxicaTinc Liquors (Licensed Houses). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 





Second Reading delerred, | 








} 


—- Questions negatived:—For In-| [wroxicatine Liquors (Licenses refused). 


} 





| 





'ITron OnE Mines. 


| 1888. 


Inroxicatine Liguors (Licences). Vide Accounts. 


Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


InToxicatine Liquors (New Licences); Bill to suspend 
the Grant of new Licences for the Sale of Intoxicating 
Liquors ; Ordered; presented, 317. Second Reading 
deferied, 341, 358, 363, 368, 374, 391, 403, 408, 412, 
416, 418, 423. 


Inroxicatine Liquors on Sunpay, Sate of; Bill to 
prohibit the Sale of Intoxieatiny Liquors ou Sunday; 
Ordered, 17. Presented, 2). Second Reading «efezred, 
Qile Order for Second Reading discharged ; another day 
appointed, 224. Second Reading delzrred, 281, 358, 363, 
308, 374, 378, 380, 384, 337, 391; 395, 403, 460, 470, 
479: 487, 497. 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 “this House is of opinion that it would be 
more conducive to the interests of temperance, and to the 


principle of local self-government, that the Question of 
Sunday Closing should be rel*yated to the decision of 


the inbabitants of the localit'es in which the public-houses 
are situated,” instend thereof (Closure claimed, but Mr. 
Speaker withholds his assent); Amendment, on Divisions, 
nade; Resolution, That. this House is of opinion that it 
would be moie conducive to the interests of temperance, 
und t» the principle of local self government, that the 
Quest:on of Sunday Closing should be relegated to the 
decision of the inhabitants of the localities in which the 
public-houses are situated, 513. 


IntoxicaTine Liquors, SALE of, on SuNDaAy ( Cornwall) ; 
Bil to prohibit the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors on Sun- 
day in the Connty of Cornwall; Ordered, 32. Presented, 
33- Sceond Reading deferred, 75, 86, 97, 147, 194, 304. 


Inroxicatine Liquors (Sale to Children) Act, 1886, 
AMENDMENT; Bill to amend “ The {ntoxicating Liquors 
(Sale to Children) Act, 1886; Ordered; presented, 506. 
Second Reading deferred, 510, 514, 520, 524. 

Irish INDustry. Vide Britisn. 

Supp.y. 


Vide Ac- 


Irish LAND Commission. Vide Accounts. 


Irish Pustic Works (Royal Commission). 
COUNTS. 


Trisu Rereropvuctive Loan Funp. Vide Accounts. 


Vide MeTraLuiFerous. 


Iste of Axnotme Raitway (Abandonment); Report, That 
the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 11. 
Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to 
have been complied with, 34. Bill brought from the Lords, 
115. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 116. Report, 
That the Standing Orders not previously inguired into 
have been complied wiih: Bill to be read a second time, 
129. Committed, 141. Reported, without Amendment, 
169, Cousidered, 171. Passed, 180. (Cited as Isle of 
Axholme Railway (Abandonment) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 
187. 


Istz of Man. Vide Accounts. 


Iste of Man Customs. Vide Customs. 


iraty (Postal Convention). Vide Accounts. 


51 &amp; 52 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess. 3. 1888. 


Jam ES Lewis and Son’s Liverpoot Copper WuHarr 
Company; Report, That the Bill should originate in the 
Report, That the Standing Orders 
had 


House of Lords, 11. 




















51 &amp; 52 Vier.]) INDEX to the One Hu 





James Lewis and Son’s Liverroot. Copper Wuakr 
Company—continued. 

had been certified to have been complied with, 34. Bill 
brought from the Lords, 200. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 200. Report, That no Standing Orders not 
previously inquired into are applicable ; Bill to be read a 
second time, 207. Committed, 2zo. Reported, without 
Amendment, 276. Passed, 288. (Cited as James Lewis 
and Son's Liverpool Copper Wharf Company, Limited 
(Delivery Warrants) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 325. 


Joint Committees. Vide ComMITTEES. 
Joint Srock Compantgs. Vide Accounts. 


JOURNAL : 
—_— ——_ —_ 10 be printed, 77. 


Special Entries made therein, 314, 451, 
452, 5'°, 632- 


——_ ——— — 


Joynt’s Divorce; Bill brought from the Lords, 300. Read, 
301. Committed; Zustruction to the Committee, That they 
do hear Counsel and examine Witnesses for the Bill, and 
also that they do hear Counsel and examine Witnesses 
against the Bill, if the parties concerned think fit to be 
heard by Counsel or produce Witnesses ; Message to the 
Lords requesting Copy of the Minutes cf Evidence and 
Proceedings, together with the Documents deposited in the 
case of the Bill, 312. Minutes of Evidence communicated, 

25. Bill reported, without Amendment, 343. Minutes 
of Evidence to be returned to the Lords, 34:;. Bill passed, 
348. (Cited as Joynt’s Divorce Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 
393- 


Jupce Apvocate Geyrerai. Vide Suprpity (Amend- 
ments ). 


Jupicature. Vide Supreme Court. 
Jupicature, Supreme Court of. Vide Suprty. 


Jupicirat Statistics (England and Wales) ¢ Scotland). 
Vide Accounts. 

Jurors’ Detention; Bill to amend the Law relating to the 
Detention of Juries on the Trial of Felonies; Ordered, 
16. Presented,20. Second Rea:ling deferred, 97, 118, 
126, 132, 140, 143, 161, 177, 232, 260, 304, 322. 


Justices of the Peace; Bill for the purpose of amending the 
Law in regard to the Appointment, Qualification, and 
Removal of Justices of the Peace ; Ordered, 14. Pre- 
sented, 18. Second Reading deferred, 281. Order for 
Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 257. 


Vide Accounts. 





51 &amp; 52 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess.3. 1888. 


Kak Bay and Srmon’s Bay Rattway. Vide Ac-) 


COUNTS. 


Kesie Couiiece ; Report, That the Bill should originate in 
the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 34. 
Bill brought from the Lords, 90. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners, 90. Report, Tiat no Standing Orders not 
previously inquired into are applicable ; Bill to be read 
u second time, 94. Committed, 105. Reported, without 
Amendment; Special Report, 141. Day appointed for 
Third Reading, 162. Motion, That the Bill be now 
read the third time; Amendment proposed to leave 
out from the word “That” to the end of the Question, in 
order to ad the words “ it is inexpedient that the privilege 
of exemption from the Mortmain Act, enjoyed by the 
Colleges in the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, 
thould be extended to any College which, though situate 
at Oxford, is not incorporated with the University, and 
which is restricted to the members of a particular Church”; 


Vout. 143.—-—Sess. 1888. 


NDRED and Forry-rutrp VoLuMe.- 


Question, That the words proposed to be left out stand 
part of the Question, on Division, negatived; Amendment 
proposed to proposed Amendment, by inserting after the 
word “extended,” the words “by a Private Bill,” and 
made; Amendment, as amended, made:—Resolution, That 
it is inexpedient that the privilege of exemption from the 
Mortmain Act, enjoyed by the Colleges in the Univer- 
sities of Oxford and Cambridge, should be extended to 
any College which, though situate at Oxford, is not in- 
corporated with the University, and which is restricted to 
the members of a particular Church, 165. 


Kensinaton Square Improvements; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 24. Read, 37. Committed, 49. Reported, 249- 
Considered, as amended, 269. Passed, 283. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 381. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, with Amendments, 392. ‘To which last-men- 
tioned Amendments the Lords agree, 495. (Cited as 
Kensington Square Improvements Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 
435+ 


Kent (Isle of Thanet Division) Writ. Vide Evections. 


Kent Warer; Petition, and Bill ordered, 24. Read, and 
relerred to the Examiners, 37. Report, Standing Order 62 
has been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 48. 
Committed, 65. Reported,110. Considered, as amended, 
122. Passed, 130. Avreed to by the Lords, 187, 
(Cited as Kent Waterworks Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 187. 


Keswick Gas; Petition, and Bill ordered, 24. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 37. Report, That Standing 
Order 63 has not been complied with; referred to the 
Select Committee on Standing Orders, 76. Report, That 
the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 81. Bill 
committed, y1. Reported, 150. Considered, as amended, 
162. Passed, 171. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
231. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 239. (Cited as 
Keswick Gas Act, 1888) Roval Assent, 325. 


Krivara Rattway and Harpour. Vide Batuina. 
KitMainttiam Hosprrat. Vide Suppiy (Army). 


Kicrusu and Kitxee Raitway Act. Vide Supp.y. 
| Kine’s Court Raitway. Vide Mip.anp. 


KincGston-upon-lHAMEs IMPROVEMENT; Petition, and Bil 
ordered, 25. Read, 37. Committed 49. Reported from 
the Select Committee on Police and Sanitary Regulations, 
212. Considered, as amended,240. Passed, 248. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 41g. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 429. (Cited as Kingston-upon- Thames Improve- 
ment Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 435. 





KirkcupsBricut Cuarities. Vide EpucaTIonAL. 


Kir KListon Water Provisionat Orper. Vide Pustic 
HEALTH. 


KitcHeN and RerresuMent Rooms. Vide Houss. 


; 


51 &amp; 52 Victoria. 


Parl. 24. Sess. 3. 1888. 


‘. ABOUR Acts (Convictions and Officers). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Lasourers’ Hotipays (Scotland). Vide AGRicuLTURAL, 


Lazsourers (Jreland) Acrs AMENDMENT; Bill to amend 
| the Labourers (Ireland) Acts ; Ordered, 14. Presented, 
18. 


Laspourers (Ireland) Acts (Cottages). Vide Accounts. 
Lasour Statistics. Vide Accounts. 


Lasour Sratistics (Trade Unions) (Rates of Wages in 
Belgium). Vide Accounts. 


O 


LAMBETH 





INDEX to the OQxe Hunonev 


[ 1888. 


and Forry-THirp V 


—-— = —— — —SaE SSE en ee ——=—=— 


OLU ME, 








Lampetn Vestry; Report, That the Standing Orders 
have not been complied with ; referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders, 22. Petition for Bill, referred 
to the said Committee, 28. Order referring Report from 
the Examiner to the Select Committee 6n Standing Orders, 
discharged, 62. Order referring Petition to the said 
Committee, discharged ; Petition withdrawn, 65. 

Lampourn Vauiey Raitway; Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 34. Bill brought from the Lords, 284. | 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 284. Report, That the 
Standing Orders not previously inquired into have been 
complied with ; Bill to be read a second time, 317. Com- 
mitted, 330. Reported, witiiout Amendment, 354. .Con- | 
sidered, 369. Passed, 280. (Cited as Lambourn Valley | 
Railway Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 393. 

Lanark (Mid Division) Weir. Vide Evecrions. 

Lanarksuire aud Ayrsaire Rartway (Additional Powers); 
Report, That the Bill should originate in the House of 
Lords, 11. Repert, Tiat the Standing Orders had been 
certified to have been complied with, 34. Bill brought 
from the Lords, 278. lead, and referred to the Exa- 
miners, 278. Report, That the Standing Orders not previ- 
ously inquired into have been complied with; Bill to be 
read a second time, 298. Committed, 312. Reported, | 
without Ameudment, 332. Considered, 346. Passed, | 
353. (Cited as Lanarkshire and Ayrs'ire Railway (Ad- | 
ditional Powers) Act, 1888) Koya! Assent, 393. 

LaNarKsuire and AyrsHit&amp; Raitway (C pital); Report. | 
That the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 11. | 
Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to | 
have been complied with, 34. Bill brought from the 
Lords, iGo. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 161. | 
Report, That the Standing Orders not previously inquired 
into have been complied wih; Bill to be read a second 
time, 171. Committed, 186. Reported, 227, Considered, 
240. Passed, 248. (Cited as Lanarkshire and Ayrshire 
Railway (Capital Powers) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 325. 

Lancasuire and YorkKsHiRe Raitway; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 25. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 37. 
Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied with ; | 
Bill to be read a second time, 105. Committed, 129. | 
Petition for additional Provision, referred to the Examiners, | 
171. Report on said Petition, That the Standing Orders | 

have not been complied with, referred to the Select Com- | 

mittee on Sianding Orders, 195. Report on said | 
Petition, That the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed | 
with, 209. Bill reported, 210. Considered, as amended, | 
219. Passed, 233. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
371. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 380. (Cited as | 
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Act, 1888) Royal | 
Assent, 393- 

Lancaster Corporation; Petition, and Bill ordered, 25. 
Read, 37. Committed, 49. Bill reported from the Select 
Commiitee on Police aud Sanitary Regulations, 234. Con- 
sidered, xs amended, 253. Passed, 266. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 388. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
399. (Cited as Lancaster Corporation Act, 1888) Royal 
Assent, 435- 

Lanp. Vide Morrmain. 

Lanp Boiters. Vide Accounts. 


Lanp Caaraes Reaistration and Searcues; Bill for 
registering certain Charges on Land, and for facilitating 
Searches tor them ; Brought from the Lords, 405. Read, 
413. Second Reading defered, 422. _ Bill committed, 
433- Committed deferred, 460, 468. Bill considered in 











Committee, and reported, 476. Consideration, as amended, 
deterred, 479,483. Bill considered, asamended, 487. Passed, 
with Amendments, 49c. ‘to which the Lords agree, with 
consequential Amendments to the Bill, 498. _ Lords’ con- 
sequential Amendments to the Bill agreed to, 505. ( Cited 
as Land Charges Registration and Searches Act, 1888) 


Royal Assent, 533- 


Lanp Commission. Vide Accounts. Lanp Law (Lre- 
land). 


Lanp Commission (England). Vide Accounts. 
Lanp Commissioners (England).. Vide Suppuy. 


Lax» Commission (Metropolitan Commons Acts). Vide 
Accounts. 


Lanp Commission (Special Report). Vide Accounts. 


| Lanp Court (Ireland) Estates. Vide Accounts. 


Lanpep Esiares Courr and Jupces’ Brancn of the 
Court of Cuancery (Jreland). Vide Accounts. 


'Lanp Forces. Vide Supp ty. 


Lanv Law (/reland). Vide Tursary. 


Lanp Law (Ireland) Acts (Assistant Commission, Eviction 
Notices, Rules, Forms, &amp;c., Rules of Court). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 

Lanp Law (Jreland) Acr (Special Report). Vide Ac- 

COUNTs. 


Lanp Law (Jreland) Acr (1887) AmENpMENT; Bill to 
amend Section one of “ The Land Law (Ireland) Act, 
1887,” in regard to Leaseholders; Ordered ; presented, 152. 
Committed, 167. Considered in Committee, and re- 
ported, 182. Consideration, as amended, deferred, 18g. 
Order for consideration, as amended, read; Motion, That 
the Bill be re-committed, Withdrawn; Bill considered, as 
amended ; Passed, 197. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
2u4. Lords’ Amendments to be now considered; con- 
sidered, and agreed to, after Amendment proposed to one 
of them; Withdrawn, 309. (Cited as Land Law (Ireland) 
Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 324. 


'Lanp Law (Ireland) Acr (1887) AMENDMENT (Arrears 


of Rent): Bill to amend “ The Land Lew (Ireland) Act, 

* 1887,” with respect to Arrears of Rent; Ordered, 68. 
Presented, 68. Second Reading deferred, 77. Order for 
Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 117. 


Lanp Law (ireland) Act (:887) Amexpmenr (Lease- 
holders); Bill to amend “ The Land Law (Ireland) Act, 
1887,” in regard to Leaseholders; Ordered; presented 
accordingly, 482. Second Reading deferred, 488, 491, 
500, §02. 


Lanp Law (Ireland) Acts AMENDMENT; Bill to amend the 
Land Law (Ireland) Acts; Ordered, 13. Presented, 18, 
Motivn, That the Bill be now read a second time ; Amend- 
ment proposed, to ieave out from the word “ That” to the 
end of the Question, in order to add the words, “ no Bill 
providing for a composition of Arrears of Rent in Ireland 
will be satisfactory to this House, and effectual for the 
Relief of the Tenants, which dees not at the same time 
deal with their Debts to other Creditors besides the Land- 
lords;” and, on Divisions, made:—Resolution, That no 
Bill providing for a composition of Arrears of Rent in Ire- 
land will be satisfactory to this House, and effectual for 
the Relief of the Tenants, which does not, at the same 
time, deal with their Debts to other Creditors besides the 


Landlords, 114. 


Lanp Law (Jreland) (Land Commission); Motion, That 
leave be given to bring in a Bill to make provision for the 
better disposal of the business under the Land Law (Ire- 
land) Acts, and for other purposes relating thereto :—And 
it being Midnight, the Debate stood adjourned, 125. Re- 
sumed; Question put, and agreed to; Bill presented 
accordingly, 129. Second Reading deferred, 139, 1575 
173. Motion, That the Bill be now read a second time; 
Amendment proposed, “ Six Months,” but, on Division, 
not made ; Bill committed, 188. Committee deferred, 205; 
222, 229, 246, 251, 257, 260, 273, 295,315, 326, 345, 372, 
389, 410, 432, 445 Order for Committee discharged ; 


Bill withdrawn, 473- 
Lanpb 





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sa 


Se 


Lanp Law (Ireland) (Land Commission) [ Remuneration | ;: 





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 additional remuneration to 
County Court Judges aud officers of County Courts in 
respect of any additional duties in disposing of cases 
transferred to the County Court, under the provisions of 
any Act of the present Session for making provision for the 
better disposal of the business under the Land Law (Ire- 
land) Acts, and for other purposes relating thereto; 
Queen’s Recommendation signified; Question agreed to, 
215. Committee deferred, 22:3, 236, 243, 252, 257, 265, 
273, 295, 326, 344, 372, 389, 410, 415, 432, 445. Order 
for Committee discharged, 473. 


Lanp Law (Wales and Monmouthshire); Bill to amend 


the Law relating to the Tenure of Land in Wales and 
Monmouthshire; Ordered, 41. Presented, 42. Second 
Reading deferred, 133, 157, 193, 232. Order for Second 
Reading diseharged ; Bull withdrawn, 298. 


Lanp Perperuity (Jreland); Bill to amend the Law re-| 


lating to Land held in Perpetuity at variable Rents in 
Ireland; Ordered ; presented, 102. 
deferred, 143, 177, 256, 274, 34, 320, 335, 352, 373, 383, 
391, 412, 433- 


Lanp Purcnase (Ireland) Acr (Advances and Applica- 


tions) (Loans applied for) (Loans sanctioned). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Sceond Reading | 


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mission to permit of tenants, when purchasing their hold- 
ings, to also purchase grass land or other lands not held 
to be used wholly or mainly for the purposes of tillage and 
situated in the neighbourhood of their holdings ; and, Ques- 
tions, on Division, negatived, 482. Bill considered in 
Committee, 482, 483. [Complaint being made to the Com- 
mittee by Mr. Sheehy, Member for South Galway, that he 
had been served with a Summons in the Outer Lobby; 
the Chairman was ordered to report Progress; Mr. Speaker 
resumed the Chair; Select Committee appointed to consider 
the attempted service (together with the attendant circum- 
stance) of a Summons upon Mr. Sheehy, Member for 
South Galway, made in the Outer Lobby of the House; 
nominated; Power to send for persons, papers, and records; 
live to he the Quorum ; to withdraw immediately]; House 
resolves immediately to go into Committee on the Bill; 
Bill further considered in Committee, 483, 484. (Ques- 
tion put, pursuant to Standing Order (Closure of Debate, 
484]; Bill considered in Committee [Closure claimed twice, 
but Chairman withholds his assent, 2nd declines then to 
put the Question]; Bull reported, 486. Considered, as 
amended, 487. Motion, That the Bill be now read the 
third ‘ime; Amendment proposed, “* Three Months,” but, 
on Division, not made; Bill passed, 490. By the Lords, 
with an Amendment, 498. Day appointed for considering 
it, 503. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, with an Amend- 
ment, 503. To which last-mentioned Amendment the 
Lords agree, 521. (Cited as Purchase of Land (Ireland) 
Amendment Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 493. 





. +, &gt; . mIwTc &gt; 
Lanv Purcaass (Irelund) (Names of Landowners). Vide | LAND Reaistry. Vide Accounts. Suprry. 


AccouNTs. 





Lanp Tax. Vide Accounrs. 


Lanp PurcnuaseE (Jreland); Motion, That leave be given to 7 a »: . 
4 : a Rete ts ’ o. Lanp TENURE (Scotland); Billto amend the Law relating 
bring in a Bill further to facilitate the Purchase of Land | ( ) © 


. : : - to the Tenure of Land in Scotland; Ordered, 41.  Pre- 
in Ireland by increasing the Amount applicable for that | ’ f 4 
purpose ,by the Land Commission ; Amendment proposed, 


| 


sented, 42. Second Reading deferred, 164, 192. 


4 BRS a : . and = 
to leave out from the word “ That,” to the end of the | Latimer Roap and Acton Raitway; Petition, and Bill 


Question, in oder to add the words “ in lieu of proceeding | 


again to vote the Sum of £. 5,000,000, so as to place the 
State in the direct relation of landlord to the Liish occupier, 
under the provisions of ‘The Purchase of Land (Ireland) 
Act, 1815,’ it is expedient, especially in view of the 
lamentable sufferings caused by recent evictions in Ireland, 
to exten the provisions of ‘The Land Law (ireland) Act, 
1887,’ so as to empower the Land Court to reduce or 


) 


| 


ordered, 25. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 37. 
Report, That Standing Orders 62 has been complied with: 
Bill to be read a second time, 114. Committed, 127. 
Reported, 212. Considered, as amended, 238. Passed, 
248. By the Lords, with Amendments, 332. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 339. (Cited as Latimer Road 
and Acton Railway Act, 1838) Royal Assent, 393. 


cancel the arrears of rents found to be excessive, as well! Law Acgrnts (Scotland); Bill to amend the Law relating 


as to deal with the rents themselves, after the example of 
the legislation recently and beneficially applied to the 
Crofters’ holdings in Scotland”; Debate adjourned, 
476,— 


Debate resumed; Amendment, on Division, not made; 
Bill further to facilitate the Purchase of Land in Ireland by 
increasing the Amount applicable for that purpose by the 
Land Commission; Ordered ; presented accordingly, 478. 
Motion, That the Bill be now read a second time; 
Amendment proposed, “Three Months”; Debate ad- 
journed, 479. Resumed (Closure claimed, but Mr. Speaker 
withholds his assent); Debate resumed; and it being 
Midnight, Mr. Speaker rose to interrupt the business ; 
Closure claimed, and Question for Closure put, and re- 
solved in the Affirmative ; Question put, accordingly, and, 
on Division, resolved in the Affirmative; Bill committed, 
480. Order for Committee read; Motion, That it bean 
Instruction to the Committee, that they have power to 
provide that the Irish Land Commission may take an 
account of the amount of arrears of rent due from tenants 
desirous of purchasing their holdings, who have made, or 
shall make, application to have judicial rents fixed for 
their holdings. and may decide whether the whole, or any, 
or what part of such arrears ought to be paid, and whether 
in one payment or by instalments, and at what dates the 
same should be paid; and Question, on Division, nega- 
tived, 482. Motion, That it be an lustruction to the 
Commitiee, that they have power to enable the Land Com- 


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eee 


to Law Agents practiving in Scotland ; Ordered ; pre- 
sented accordingly, 310. Second Reading deferred, 335, 


9r9. a&gt; 
352) 373- 


Law, Courts of Justice, and Leaat Procepure, STanp- 


inc Commitree of; Resolution revived, 84. Made a 
Standing Order, 85. Report of Chairman’s Panel, 95. 
Special Report of the Committee of Selection of Members 
to serve on the Standing Committee, 120. County Courts 
Consolidation Bill committed to the Committee, after 
Order for Committee of the whole House, discharged, 
132. Leave to the Committee of the Charman’s Panel to 
wake a Report; Report, appointment of Chairman, 1g. 
Leave to the Committee of Selection to make a Special 
Report; Special Report, Fifteen Members added in 
respect to the County Courts Consolidation Bill, 154. 
Moitmain and Charita!le Uses Bill committed to the 
Committee, 154. Bail (Scotlane) Bill committed to the 
Committee, 154. Leave to Committee to sit and proceed 
with County Courts Consolidation Bill on certain day, 
160. Member discharged, and another appointed in sub- 
stitution, 160, Leave to print and circulate with the 
Votes the Minutes of their Proceedings, from day to day, 
172. Leave to print aud circulate with the Votes any 
amended Clauses of Bills, amended to them from time to 
time,.172. Leave to the Committee to make Special 
Reports ; Specia! Reports, 185, 202. Members added in 
respect of the Mortmain and Charitable Uses Bill, 185. 
Members added in respect of the Bail (Scotland) Bill; 

Members 

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[1888. 








Law, Courts of Justice, Lega Procepurg, STANDING 
CommiTTEE—continued. 


Members added in respect of the Mortmain and Charitable | 
Uses Bill, 202. County Courts Consolidation Bill | 
(changed to County Courts Consolidation and Amendment 
Bill) reported, 221. Members discharged ; others added, 
227. Members discharged, and another added in respect 
of the Bail (Scotland) Bill, 234. Mortmain and Chari- 
table Uses Bill reported, 262. Bail (Scotland) Bill re- 
ported, 262. Member discharged, and another appointed 
in substitution, 268. Employers’ Liability for Injuries to 
Workmen Bill committed to the Committee, 286. 
Member discharged; another appointed in substitution, 
28y. Members added in respect of the Employers’ 
Liability for Injuries to Workmen Bill, 289. Employers’ 
Liability for Injuries to Workmen Bill reported, 36o. 
Liability of Trustees Bill committed to the Committee, 279. 
Fifteen Members added in respect of the Bull, 395. 
Member discharged ; another added, 400. Special Re- 
port of Chairmao’s Pauel; appomtment of Ctairman, 
404. Member discharged; another added, 404. Leave 
to Committee to sit and proceed with Liability of Trustees 
Bill on certain days, 410. Liability of Trustees Bill re- 
ported, 424. 


Law of Distress AMENDMENT; Bill to amend the Law of 
Distress for Rent; Brought from the Lords, i20. Read, 
257. Second Reading deterred, 274, 282, 296, 304, 316, 
334, 341, 353. 356 Bill censidered in Committee, 368. 
Committee deferred, 378. Bill further considered in Com- 
mitiee, and reported, without Amendment; Passed, 3go. 
(Cited as Law of Distress Amendment Act, 18838) Royal 
Assent, 435. 

Law of Distress AMENDMENT Act, 1888 (Rules), Vide 

Accounts. 


Vide Suppty. 


| 
| 
| 
Law Orricers (Legal Charges). | 
| 


Law of Lecitim (Scotland). Vide Leairim. 


Law of Liper. Vide Lise. 


Law of Marriace. Vide Marriace. 


Law of PartTnersuip. Vide PartTnersuip. 


Layton and Orners v. Ftorence; Petition for 
leave to Proper Officer to attend a Trial and produce | 
Documents; Leave given, 258. | 

| 


LeasenHoupers (Ireland). Vide LaNp. 


LeasenoipDeERs (Purchase of Fee Simple); Bill 10 enable | 
Leaseholders of Houses to purchase the Fee Simple of | 
their Holdings; Ordered, 17. Presented, 21. Second 
Reading deferred, 398. Order for Szcond Reading dis- 
charged ; another Day appointed, 409. Second Reading 


deferred, 471. 


Leases CONVERSION. 


Vide Lire. | 


Leases (Cornwall and Devon}. Vide Miyine. 


Leases (Ireland). Vide Perperuity. 

Leeps WuirTs Ciorn Hatz; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the 
Starding Orders had been certified to have been com- 
pled with, 34. Bill brought from the Lords; read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 268. Report, Tiat no | 
Standing Orders not previously inquired into ure appli- | 
cable; Bill to be read a second time, 275. Committed, | 
202. Reported, without Amendment, 314. Passed, 323. 
(Cited as Leeds White Cloth Hall Act, 1888) loyal | 
Assent, 343- | 


Vide Ways and Means. 








Lecacy DurTigEs. 


Lecat Business of the GovERNMENT. Vide Accounts. 


Vide Law. 


Lecat Proceevines ( Reports); Bill to amend the Law as 
to Reports of Proceedings in Courts of Law; Ordered, 
118. Presented, 119. Second Reading deferred, 161, 
193, 206, 209, 211, 214, 224, 229, 252, 274, 282, 296, 
316. 

Lecitim Law AMENDMENT (Scotland); Bill to amend the 
Law of Legitim in Scotland; Ordered ; presented accord- 
ingly, 328. Order for Second Reading discharged ; another 
Day appointed, $57, 378. Second Keading deferred, 398, 
418, 426, 460, 468, 472. Order for Second Reading dis- 
charged ; Bill witadrawn, 480. 


Leicester (Eastern or Melton Division) Wruir. 
ELECTIONS. 


Leira Corporations Gas. 


LEGAL PROCEDURE. 


Vide 


Vide EpINBURGH. 


Leitu Gas. Vide EpInpurGH. 


Lewis, J ames,and Son’s Copper WuHarr Company. Vide 
JAMES. 


LewisHAM Tramways. Vide Souru Eastern. 


Liasitity of Trustees; Bill to amend the Law relating 
to the Du'ies, Powers, and Liability of Trustees ; Brought 
from the Lords, 360. Read, 368. Committed to the 
Standing Committee on Law, &amp;c., 37y. Fifteen Mem- 
bers added to the Committee in respect of the Bill, 395. 
Member added in respect of the Bill, 400. Leave to the 
Commuitee to sit and proceed with the Bill on certain 
cay, 410. Bull reported, 424. Consideration, as amended, 
deterred, 433, 464, 474, 477, 433, 487, 492- Bill con- 
sidered, as amended; Debate on an Amendment ad- 
jourued, 497. Resusnwed; Amendment proposed to pro- 
posed Amendm«nt; Debate adjourned, 501. Resumed, 
and further adjourned, 502. Further adjourned, 505, 
508, 509, 514, 516, 520, 524. Resumed; Amendment to 
Amendment and Amendment withdrawn; Bill re-com- 
mitted to a Committee of the whole House in respect of 
Clause 1 ; considered in Committee, and reported ; Clause 
amended; considered, as amended; Passed, with Amend- 
ments, 528. Agreed to by the Lords, 633. (Cited as 
Trustee Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 533. 


Liset Law AMENDMENT; Bill to amend the Law of Libel ; 
Ordered, 14. Piesented, 18. Second Reading deferred, 
72, 83, 93, 101, 118, 132, 140, 151, 167, 177. Bill com- 
mitted, 189. Considered in Committee, 209, 258. Order 
for Commitiee discharged ; another Dav appointed, 266. 
Bill further considered in Committee, and reported, 280. 
Considered, as amended, 302. Passed 32:1. By the 
Lo-ds, with Amendments, 424. Day appointed for con- 
sidering them, 429. Consideration of Lords’ Amendments 
deferred, 449, 471; 479, 488, 407, 500, 505, 509, 514- 
Lords’ Amendments considered; several agreed 10; 
several amended, and agreed to; one disagreed tu; Com- 
mittee appointed to draw up Reasons ; to withdraw imme- 
diately ; Three to be the Quorum, 520. Reason reported, 
and agreed to, 520. Lords agree to Cominons’ Amend- 
ments to Lords’ Amendments, and do not insist on their 
Amendment to which this House hath disagreed, 533. 
(Cited as Law of Libel Amendment Act, 1888) Roval 
Assent, 533- : 


Lisraries. Vide PuBtic. 


Licences, New. Vide Inroxicatina. 


| Licensinc Laws ; House resolves to go into a Committee 


t» consider of amending the Licensing Laws; Matter con- 
sidered in Committee ; Resolution for Bill reporied; Bill 
ordered thereupon, 14. Vide infra. 


—— Bill to amend the Licensing Laws ; 
Ordered, 14; presented, 19. Order for Second Reading 
discharged ; another Day appointed, 34, 158, 233. Second 
Reading deferred, 322, 341. Order for Second Reading 
discharged; another Day appointed, 370. Order for 
Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 398. Vide 
supra. 








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Lire Association of Scortanp; Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have been com- 
plied with, 34. Bii brought from the Lords, 156. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 157. Report, That no 
Standing Orders not previously inquired into are appli- 
cable; Bill to be read a second time, 168. Committed, 178. 
Reported, 199. Considered, as amended, 210. Passed, 
with an Amendment, 219. To which the Lords agree, 
231. (Cited as Life Association of Scotland Act, 1888) 
Royal Assent, 232. 

Lire Assurance Companies. Vide Accounts. 


Lire Leases Conversion; Bill to provide for the Von- 


Sunday (Ireland) Act, 1878”; Ordered, 17. Presented, 
21. Committed to a Select Committee, 31. Reported 
( Consolidated (pursuant to Instruction, 309) with Public 
Houses (Ireland) Saturday Closing Bill, into Intoxicating 
Liquors (Ireland) Bill), 336. 


Vide 





InroxicaTina@ Liquors (Jreland) Bitt. 


Liquors, Save of, on Sunpay (Ireland) Act, 1878, 


AMENDMENT Bitz; Petition against, presented by the 
Lord Mayor of Dublin, at the Bar, 109. 


Liquors (Sale to Children). Vide Inrox1caTiNa. 


Liquor Trarric. Vide Nortn Sega. 


version of Leases for Lives into Leases for Years; Or-| Liquor Trarric (British Dependencies); Motion, That this 


dered, 32. Presented, 333. Second Reading deferred, 
176, 193, 246, 322. Order for Second Reading dis- 
charged ; Bill withdrawn, 327. 

Lire, Presumption of. Vide PresumpTion. 

Lire Savina Appiiances. Vide MercHANT. 

Licuruovuse Ittuminants. Vide Accounts. 

Ligutuovuses Aproap. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 

Limenouse ProvisioNaL Orper. Vide Merropo.is. 

Limerick Boroucu Wrir. Vide ExLections. 

Limerick Harsoour; Petition, and Bill ordered, 25. Read, 
37- Committed, 49. Reported, 194. Considered, as 
amended, 219. Passed, 233. Py the Lords, with Amend- | 
ments,350. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 364. (Ciled as 

*. ° OU | 
Limerich Harbour Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 393. 


House, having regard to the disastrous physical and moral 
effects of the Liquor Traffic among uncivilised races, as 
well as the injury it inflicts on legitimate commerce, is of 
opinion that Her Majesty’s Government should take steps 
to suppress the traftic with Natives in all Native Territories 
under its influence or control, and that whenever self- 
governing powers are granted to Crown Colonies, stipula- 
tions should be made for the effectual protection of the 
Natives against the sale of strong drink; Withdrawn: 
— Resolution, That this House, hasing regard to the disas- 
trous physical and moral effects of the Liquor Traffic among 
uncivilised races, as well as the injury it inflicts on legiti- 
mate commerce, will cordially support the Imperial and 
Colonial Governinents in their endeavours to suppress the 
trathe in Spirituous Liquors with Natives in i Native 
Territories under their influence and control, 176. 


Limitation of Hours. Vide Mines. Liquor Tearric in the Nortn Sea. Vide Accounts, 
Limirep Owners (Scotland) ; Bill to eularge the Powers of| Liquor Trarric {Local Option) ( England); House resolves 





Limited Owners of Land in Scotland ; Ordered, 16. Pre- 
sented, 20. Order for Second Reading discharged ; another | 
Day appointed, 107. Order for Second Reading dis- | 
charged; Bill withdrawn, 177. | 
LimitepD PartNersuips; Bill to establish Limited Part- | 
nerships; Brought from the Lords, 38y. Real, 396. | 


Second Reading deterred, 412, 433, 460, 470, 476, 477,! | 


481, 485, 495, 497, 502. | 
LimpsFretp and Oxrep Water; Petition, and Bill ordered, | 
25. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 37. Report, 
That Standing Order 62 has been complied with ; Bill to be 
read a second ume, 49. Committed,65. Reported, 175. 


to go into a Committee to consider of enabling Ratepayers 
and others in Towns and Districts to prevent the Common 
Sale of Intoxicating Liquors within the said Areas ; 
Matter considered in Committee; Resolution for Bill re- 
portet; Bill ordered thereupon, 41. Vide infra. 


sl 
Ratepayers and others in Towns and Districts to prevent 
the Common Sale of Intoxicating Liquors within said 
Areas; Ordered, 41. Presented, 42. Second Reading 
deterred, 255, 274, 296, 308, 327, 345, 363, 387. Order 
for Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 408. 
Vide supra. 





‘ : . — &gt; ase 
Considered, as amended, 186. Passed, 195. By the} | ravor Trarric (Local Veto) (Ireland); House resolves to 


Lords, with Amendments, 337. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 346. (Cited as Limpsfield and Oxied Water | 
Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 393. 

Lincotn Corporation ; Report, That the Bill should | 
originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the | 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 34. Bil brought from the Lords, 278. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 278. Report, That the Stand- | 
ing Orders not previously inquired into have been complied 
with; Bill to be read a second time, 2y1. Committed, 312. | 
Reported, 332. Passed, 342. (Cited as Lincoln Corpora- | 
tion Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 393. 

LINCOLNSHIRE Few Water. Vide Sours. 

LincotysuireE Pouice Superannuation; Report, That 
the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been | 
complied with, 34. Bill brought from the Lords, 121. | 
Read, and teferred to the Examiners, 123. Report, That | 
no Standing Orders not previously inquired into wre ap- | 
plicable ; Bill to be 1ead a second time, 130. Committed, 
141. Reported, without Amendment, 160. Passed, 168. 
(Cited as Lincolnshire Police Superannuation Act, 1888) | 
Royal Assent) 187. 

LincoLNsSHIRE Raitway. Vide MANCHESTER. | 





Liquors. Vide InroxicatTina. 


Liquors, Sate of, on Sunpay (Jreland) Act (1878) 
Amenpment; Bill to amend “ The Sale of Liquors on 


Vou. 143.——Sess. 1888. 


go into a Committee to consider of enabling Owners and 
Occupiers in Towns ard Districts in [relaud to prevent 
the Common Sale of Intoxicating Liquers, or otherwise to 
have effectual Control over the Drink Traffic within such 
Areas; Matter considered in Committee ; Resolution for 
Bill reported; Dili ordered thereupon, 14. Vide infra. 

Bill to enable 
Owners and Occupiers in Towns and Districts in Lreland 
to prevent the Common Sale of Intoxicating Liquors, or 
otherwise to have effectual Control over the Drink Traffic 
within such Areas; Ordered, 14. Presented, 19. Vide 
supra. 


Liquor Trarric (Local Veto) (Scotland); House re- 


-olves to go into a Commitee to consider of enabling 
Owners and Occupicrs in Burghs, Wards of Burghs, 
Parishes, and Districts in Scotland to prevent the Com- 
mon Sate of Intoxicating Liquors, or otherwise to have 
effectual Control over the Drink Traffic within such Areas; 
Matter considered in Committee ; Resolution for Bill re- 
porid; Bill ordered thereupou, 32. Vide infra. 
a Bill to enable 
Owners and Occupiers in Burghs, Wards of Burghs, 
Parishes, and Districts in Scotland to prevent the 
Common Sale of Intoxicating Liquors, or otherwise 
to have effectual Control over the Drink Traffic within 
such Areas; Ordered, 32. Presented, 34. Bill com- 
mitted, 161. Committee deferred, 165. Order for 
Committee 
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LITERATURE. 


LIVERY 


INDEX to the One Hunprep and Fortry-ratrp Votume. 


Liquor Trarric (Local Veto) (Wales )—continued. 
Committee discharged; another Day appointed, 237, 
321. Committee deferred, 358, 378, 395, 415, 499, 471, 
479, 488, 498, 500, 502, 505, 598, 509. Order for Com- 
mittee discharged; Bill withdrawn, 514. Vide supra. 


Liquor Trarric (Local Veto) ( Wales); House resolves to 
vo into a Committee to consider of enabling Owners and 
Occupiers in Wales to have effectual Control over the 
Liquor Traffic; Matter conside:ed in Committee ; Resolu- 
tion for Bill reported ; Bill ordered thereupon, 41. Vide 


infra. 
a | _ ame! : Bill to enable Owners 
and Occupiers in Wales to have effectual Control over the 
Liquor Traffic ; Ordered, 41. Presented, 42. Order for 
Second Reading discharged; another Day appointed, 78. 
Second Reading deferred, 93, 108, 154, 170, 185, 206, 
256, 275, 246, 316, 334- Vide supra. 
Listowex and BattysuNnion Rattway ; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 25. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 37. 
Report, That the Standing Orders have not been complied 
with; referred to the Select Committee on Standing 
Orders, 239. Order referring the Report to the said Com- 
mittee discharged; Bill withdrawn, 254. 
Vide Corrov Prt. 





Liverroor and Brrxenneap Susway; Report, That the 
Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 34. Bill brought from the Lords, 203. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 204. Report, That 
the Standing Orders not previously inquired into have been 
complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 215. Com- 
mitted, 230. Reported, without Amendment, 354. Passed, 
364. (Cited as Liverpool and Birkenhead Subway Act, 
1888) Royal Assent, 393. 


Liverpoo. and Lonpon and GLope InsuRANCE Company; 
Report, That the Bill should originate in the House of 
‘ Lords, 11. Report, That the Standing Orders have been | 
certified to have been complicd with, 34. 


LiverPpoo. OverneAD Raitway; Report, That the Bill | 
should originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That | 
the Standing Orde:s have been certified to have been com- 
plied with, 34. Bill brought from the Lords, 2.3. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 210. Report, That the 

Standing Orders not previously inquired into have heen | 
complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 239. Stand- | 
ing Orders dispensed with ; Bill to be read a second time | 
on certain Day, 266. Committed, 269. Reported, 325. | 
Considered, as amended, 335, Passed, with Amendments, | 
353. ‘To which the Lords agree, 365. (Cited as Liverpool 
Overhead Railway Company Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 393. 


LiverPoon ( Walton Division) Writ. Vide Execrions. 





Liverpoot (West Derby Division) Writ. Vide Evec- 


TIONS. 


FrancuiseE (London) AsBunxition; Bil! to 
abolish the Livery Franchise in the City of London; 
Ordered; presented, 154. 
281, 304. 

Luanewty Locau Boarp; Petifion, and Bill ordered, 25. 
Read, 37. Committed, 49. Reported from the Select 
Commitiee on Police aud Sanitary Regulations, 299. 
Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be taken into 
consideration upon Day named, provided that amended 
prints shall have been previously deposiied, 309. Bill con- 
sidered, as amended; Standing Order suspended; Queen’s 
Consent signified ; Bill passed, 312. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 414. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 423. 
(Cited as Llanelly Local Board Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 
435: 

LuANGAMMARCH and Ngats and Brecon Junction Rait- 
way; Petition, and Bill ordered, 25. Read, and referred | 
to the Examiners, 37. 


Loan Funp. 
Loan Funv Boarp (Ireland). 
LoANs. 


LoaN SocierTIgEs. 


Locau Biiis (Ireland). 


Locat GOVERNMENT. 


Report, That Standing Order 62 Locat Government Boarp. 





(1888. 


has been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 
&amp;e., 109. Committed, 123. Reported, without Amend- 
ment, 160. Considered, 171. Passed, 238. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 435. Standing Orders suspended, and 
Lords’ Amendments to be now considered ; Considered, 
and agreed to, 441. (Cited as Llangammarch and Neath, 
and Brecon Junction Railway Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 


447- 


Luoy p’s ; Report, That the Bill should originate in the House 


of Lords, 11. Report, That the Standing Orders had been 
certified to have been complied with, 34. Bill brought 
from the Lords; Read, and referred to the Examiners, 104. 
Report, That no Standing Orders not previously inquired 
into are applicable; Bill to be read a second time, 109. 
Committed, 123. Reported, without Amendment, 150. 
Passed, 155. (Cited as Lloyd’s Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 
184. . 


Luoy p’s (Signal Stations); Bill to confer Powers on L'oyd’s 


with respect to Signal Stations and Telegraph Communi- 
cation, and for other purposes; Brought from the Lords, 
385. Read,3y2. Examiners to examine the Bill with 
respect to compliance with the Standing Orders relative to 
Private Bills, 399. Report, That no Standing Orders not 
previously inquired.inte are applicable, 404. Second 
Reading deferred, 411, 421. Buili committed 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, and Counsel 
ordered ; Power to send for persons, papers, and records ; 
Three to be the Quorum ; Three Members nominated, 429. 
Bill reported ; re-committed to a Committee of the whole 
House, 443. Minutes of Evidence and Proceedings before 
the Select Committee to be printed, 450. Bill considered 
in Committee of the whole House, and reported ; Passed, 
with Amendments, 453. ‘To which the Lords agree, 456. 
(Cited as Lloyd’s (Signal Stations) Act, 1888) Royal 
Assent, 456. 


Vide Repropuctive. 
Vide Accounts. 
Vide Pustic Works. 


Vide Accounts. 


Loca Bankruptcy (Jreland); Bill to provide for the Es- 


tablishment of Local Courts of Bankruptcy in Ireland ; 
Brought from the Lords, 337. Read, 392. Second 
Reading deferred, 412, 422, 433. Committed, 446. Con- 
sidered in Committee, 452. Committee deferred till after 
the Order of the Day for the Report of the Local Bank- 
ruptey (Ireland) Salaries Committee, 456. Considered 
in Committee, and reported ; considered, as amended, 456. 
Passed, with Amendments; to which the Lords agree, 
468. (Cited as Local Bankruptcy (Ireland) Act, 1888) 
Royal Assent, 533. 


Second Reading, 177, 211, | Locat Bankruptcy (Jrelund) [ Salaries, §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, of the Salaries and Remuneration of any 
Officers of Local Bankruptey Courts, that may be ap- 
pointed under the above Act; Queen’s Recommendation 
signified ; Question agreed to, 451. Matter considered 
in Committee, 455. Resolution reported, and agreed 
to, 456. 


Vide Municipat. 


Vide Merropo is. 


Locat GoveRNMENT Bix (License Duties, &amp;c.) Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 


Supp.y. 
LocaL 


Vide Accounts. 








Locat Government Boarp (Jreland). Vide Accounts. | 


Loca GoverNmMENtT BounpDaArres Commission. Vide 


Supp ty. 


Accounts. 


Locat GoveRNMENT (England and Wales); Bill to amend 


Locat Government (England and Wales) Buu (Financial 
Re-arrangements) (Probate Duty Grant). Vide &lt;Ac- 


the Laws relating to Local Government in England and 
Wales, and for other purposes connected therewith ; 
Ordered; presented, 107. Motion, That the Bill be now 
read a second time, and it being Midnight, the Debate 
stood adjourned, 150. Resumed, and further adjourned, 
154, 157, 159. Resumed; ‘and it being after Mid- 
night, the Debate stcod adjourned, 167. Debate 
resumed; Bill committed, 169. Committee deferred, 
174, 188, 197, 205, 214, 223, 236,251. Motion, That it 
be an Instruction to the Committee, Thatthey have power 
to insert piovisions for the reform of Parish Vestries; 
and Question, on Division, negatived; Bill considered 
in Committee, 264, 267. (Question put, pursuant to 
Standing Order, Closure of Debate), 268, 271. (Ques- 
tion put, pursuant to Standing Order, Closure of De- 
bate), 277, 285, 289 (at Ten minutes to Seven the 
Chairman left the Chair); 294, 299 (Closure claimed, 
but Chairman withholds his assent (twice, 300). (Closure 
claimed, but Chairman withholds his assent; Question 
afterwards put, pursuant to Standing Order, Closure 
of Debate, 310); Committee deferred, 315, 326, 329. 
Order for Committee discharged; another Day ap- 
pointed, 333. Bull considered in Committee (Question 
put, pursuant to Standing Order, Closure of Debate, 337). 
Considered in Committee, 338, 347, 359. 355) 357» 350, 
305, 371, 375. (Closure claimed in Committee, but Chair- 
man withhoids his assent, 379); Baill further considered 
in Commitice, and reported, 381. Considered as amended, 
401, 405. Bill re-committed tc a Committee of the whole 
House, in respect of Clauses ; considered in Committee, and 
reported ; Clauses amended ; Bill considered, as amended ; 
Passed, 407, 408. By the Lords, with Amendments, 444. 


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mittee of Supply to be the first Order of the Day on 
Fridays, be read and suspended, and that the Orders of 
the Day for the Second Reading of the Local Govern- 
ment (England and Wales) Bill and the Local Govern- 
ment (England and Wales) Electors Bill have precedence 
of the Committee of Supply; and Question, on Division, 
resolved in the Affirmative, 153. Standing Order again 
suspended, 169. 


Loca GovernMENt (England and Wales) Execrors (Re- 
muneration of Revising Barristers); Motion for the House 
to resolve itself into a Committee tu consider of authorising 
the payment of an additional remuneration to Revising Bar- 
risters, out of moneys to be provided by Parliament pending 
the repayment to the Treasury by the Local Authority of 
their proportion of the remuneration of Revising Bar- 
risters, in pursuance of the provisions of the said Act; 
Queen’s Recommendation signified; Question agreed to 
209. Order for Committee discharged, 212. 


Locat Government (England and Wales) (Expenses) ; 


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ments considered ; several agreed to; otiers amended, and 
agreed to; others agreed to, with special entries; anda 
consequential Amendment made to the Bill, 451. Lords 


agree to Commons’ Amendments to Lords’ Amendments, | 
and to the consequential Amendment to the Bill, 456. | 
(Cited as Local Government Act, 1888) Royal Assent, |, 


456. 


COUNTS. 


Loca, GovernMENT (England and Wales) Exxcrors ; 





Bill io provide for the Qualification and Registra- 
tion of Electors for the purposes of Local Govern- 
ment in England and Wales; Orderei; presented, 107. 
Second Reading deferred, 152, 154, 157, 159, 167. Motion, 
That the Bill be now read a second time; Debate arising, 
and it being Midnight, Mr. Speaker rose to interrupt the 
Debate (Question put, pursuant to Standing Order, 
Closure of Debate); Bill committed, 169. Committee 
deferred, 174, 188. Order for Committee, read; Motion, 
That it be an Instruction to the Committee, That they 
have power to insert provisions in the Bill with 
a view to assimilate the qualification of electors of 


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Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee 
to consider of authorising the paymeni, out of the Con- 
solidated Fund to the Local Taxation Account, during the 
financial year ending on the 31st day of March 1889, of 
such sums in respect of main roads as have been paid in 
previous years out of moneys provided by Parlament, 
such sums to be repaid to the Consolidated Fund, in pur- 
suauce of any Act of the present Session to amend the 
Laws relating to Local Government in England and 
Wales, and fur other purposes conuected therewith; also 
the payment, out of inoneys to be provided by Parliament, 
of the expenses of any Commissioners that may be 
appointed for the purposes of such Act, and of the salaries 
and remuneration of the officers and persons employed by 
them ; Queen’s Recommendation signed ; Question agreed 
to, 359. Matter considered in Committee, 363. Resolu- 
lion reported, and agreed to, 365. 


Loca, Government (England and Wales) ( Shrievalty of 
Middlesex); Motion for the House to resolve itself into a 
Committee to cursider of authorising the payment out of 
the Consolidated Fund of the sum payable by the City of 
Loadon in respect of the Shrievalty of Middlesex, or of 
the amount which may be required for redeeming such 
sum, in pursuance of the provisions of any Act of the 
present Session relating to Local Government in England 
and Wales ; Queen’s Recommendation signified ; Question 
ugreed to, 395. Matter considered in Committee, 396. 
Resolution :eported, and agreed to, 403. 


| Locat GoverRNMENT (Jreland) Provistonau Orpers (Bal- 


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Guardians of the Poor, including the abolition of the | 
plural vote, to the conditions prescribed in the Bill with | 


regard to electors of county authorities; and Question, on 


Division, negatived ; Bil! considered in Committee, 197. | 


Further considered in Committee, and reported, 204. 
Considered, as amended; Re-committed in respect of 
an Amendment to Clause 8; considered in Committee, 
and reported, with Clause 8 amended; considered as 
amended; Passed, 219. Agreed to by the Lords, 231. 
(Cited as County Electors Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 232. 
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tion, That Standing Order No. 11, appointing the Com- 


Sess. 1888. 











VoL. 143. 





lymoney, §c.); Bill to confirta ceitain Provisional Orders 
of the Local Government Board for [reland relating to 
Ballymoney, Clones, and Tuam ; Brought from the Lords ; 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 306. Report, That 
the Standing Order has been complied with; Day 
appointed for Second Reading, 312. Bill conimitted, 318. 
Reported, without Amendment ; Provisional Orders con- 
firmed; Day appointed for Tihrd Reading, 347. Bill 
passed, 349. (Cited as Local Government Board (Ireland) 
Provisional Orders Confirmaticon (Ballymoney, Clones, 
and Tuam) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 393. 


Locan GoverNMENT (Jreland) ProvisionaL Orpers 
(Bangor and Warrenpoint); Bill to confirm certain Pro- 
visional Orders of the Local Government Board for Ire- 
land relating to Bangor and Warrenpoint ; Brought from 
the Lords, 169. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 
16g. Report, That no Standing Orders are applicable ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 174. Bill committed, 
175. Reported, without Amendment ; Provisional Orders 
confirmed ; Day appointed for Third Reading, 262. Bill 
passed, 266. (Cited as Local Government Board (Ireland) 
Provisional Orders Confirmation (Bangor and Warren- 
point Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 324. 

Locat GoveRNMENT ( Ireland) Provisionat Orpers ( Cole- 
raine, §c.); Bill to confirm certain Provisional Orders 


ol 
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Locat GoverNMEN? (Ireland) Provistona. Orpers (Coele- 


Loca Government (Jreland) 


Loca. 


LocaL GOVERNMENT 


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raine, §c. )—continued. 


of the Local Government Board for Ireland reiating to 
Coleraine, Longford, and ‘Tandragee} Brought from the 
Lords, 284. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 254. 
Report, That the Standing Order has been complied with ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 291. Bill committed, 
299. Reported, without Amendment; Provisional Order 
confirmed ; Day appointed for Third Reading, 332. Bill 
passed, 336. (Cited as Local Government Board (Ire- 
land) Provisional Orders Confirmation (Coleraine, §c.) Act, 
1888) Royal Assent, 343. 





PROVISIONAL 
(Dublin Markets); Bill to confirm a Provisional Order 
of the Local Government Board tor Ireland relating to the 
providing of a Market Place for Vegetables and Fish, by 
the Urban Sanitary Authority of the City of Dublin; 
Brought fiom the Lords; Read, and reterred to the 
Examiners, 271. Report, That the Standing Order has 
been complied with; Day appointed for Second Reading. 
287. Bill committed, 292. Reported, without Amend- 
ment; Provisional Order confirmed; Day appointed for | 
Third Reading, 332. Bill passed, 336. (Cited as Local | 
Government Board (lre/and) Provisional Order Confirma- | 


tion (Dublin Markets) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 343. 


Government (Jreland) Provisionan Onper 
(Kilrush and Cappoquin); Bill to confiim certain Pro- 
visional Order of the Local Government Board for Ireland 
relating to Kilrush and Cappoquin ; Ordered, 476. 





PrevisionaAL OrprErs; Bill to 
confirm certain Provisional Orders of the Local Go- 
vernment Board relating to the City of Coventry, the 
Rural Sanitary Districts of the Cockermouth and Shard- 
low Unions, and the City of Worcester; Ordered, 162. 
Presented ; Read, anid referred to the Examiners, 163. 
Report, That the Standing Orders have been complied 
with; Dav appointed for Second Reading, 185. _ Bill 
commiited, 190. Reported, without Amendment; Provi- 
sional Orders conlirmed; Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing, 217. Bill passed Agreed to by the Lords, 293. 
(Cited as Local Government Board’s Provisional Orders 
Confirmation Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 324. 


9)( x 


3 -= 


LocaLt GoveRNMENT ProvisionaL Orvers (No. 2); Bill 
, 


to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the Local Go- 
vernment Board relating to the Local Government. District 
of Alfreton, the Borough of Cardiff, the Local Government 
Districts of Leadgate and Lianfrechfa Upper, the Port of 
Lowestoft, the Local Government Districts of Oswald- 
twistle, and South Gosforth, and the [mprovement Act 
District of Spalding; Ordered, 162. Presented; read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 163. Report, That no 
Standing Orders are applicable ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 186. Bill committed, 1go. Reported, without 
Amendment; Provisional Orders confirmed; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading, 217. Bill passed, 220, 
Agreed to by the Lords, 293. (Cited as Local Govern- 
ment Board's Provisional Orders Confirmation (No. 2) 
Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 324. 


Locat GovERNMENT ProvistonAL Orvers (No. 3); Bill 


to confirm certain Provisicnal Orders of the Local Go- 
vernmeut Board relating to the Boroughs of Bideford, 
Burtou-upon-Trent, and Stratford-upon-Avon, and the 
Improvement Act District of Milford ; Ordered, 201. Pre- 
sented; :ead, and referred to the Examiners, 202. Re- 
port, That no Standing Orders are applicable; Day 
appointed for Second Reading, 219. Bill committed, 225. 
Reported, without Amendment; Provisional Orders con- 
firmed; Day appointed for Third Reading, 262. Bill 
passed, 266. Agreed to by the Lords, g1g. (Cited as 
Local Government Board's Provisional Orders Confirma- 
tion (No. 3) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 325. 


LocaL GoveRNMENT ProyisionaL Orvgrs (No. 4); Bill 


to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the Local Govern- 


ment Board relating to the Boroughs of Birkenhead and 
Stockton-on-Tees, the Local Government Districts of 
Cleckheaton, Pickering, Rawmarsh, and Wallasey, and the 
Wirral Joint Hospital District; Ordered, 201. Presented ; 
read, and referred to the “xaminers, 202. Report, That 
no Standing Orders are applicable: Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 225. Bill committed, 230. Reported, 
without Amendment; Provisional Orders confirmed ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading, 262. Bill passed, 266. 
Agreed! to by the Lords, 319. (Cited as Local Govern- 
ment Board's Provisional Orders Confirmation (No. 4) 
Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 325. 


Orver| Loca GovERNMENT Provistonat Orpers (No. 5); Bill 


to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the Local Govern- 
ment Board relating to the Boroughs of Devonport, Oke- 
hampton, Ramsgate, and Sandwich, the Local Government 
Districts of Crumpsall and Royton, and the Richmond 
Main Sewerage District; Ordered; presented; read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 230. Report, That the 
Standing Order has been complied with; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 239. Bill committed, 244. Reported ; 
one Provisional Order not confirmed ; remaining Pro- 
visional Orders confirmed ; Title amended ; Day appointed 
for consideration, as amended, 322. Bill considered, as 
amended, 323. Passed, 328. Agreed to by the Lords, 
375. (Cited as Local Government Board’s Provisional 
Orders Confirmation (No. 5) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 


393: 


Locat GovernMENT ProvistonaL Orvers (No. 6); Bill 


to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the Local Govern- 
ment Board relating to the Borough of Brighton and Town 
of Hove, the Darenth Valley Main Sewerage District, and tke 
Local Government Districts of East Barnet Valley, Friern 
Barnet, and Herne Bay; Ordered; presented ; read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 230. Report, That no Stand- 
ing Orders are applicable; Day appointed for Second 
Keading, 239. B:ll committed, 244. Reported, without 
Amendment ; Provisional Orders confirmed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading, 313. Bill passed, 318. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 355. (Cited as Local Government Board’s 
Provisional Orders Confirmation (No. 6) Act, 1888) Royal 
Assent, 393. 


Loca, GoveRNMENT ProvisionaL Orpexs (No. 7); Bill 


to confirm certain Provisicnal Orders of the Local Govern- 
ment Boari relating to the Boroughs of Blackpool and 
Wigan, the Rural Sanitary District of the Chesterfield 
Union, and the Local Government District of Tredegar ; 
Ordered, 230. Presented; read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 231. Report, That no Standing Orders are 
applicable ; Day appointed for Second Reading, 239. 
Bill committed, 244. Reported, without Amendment; 
Provisional Orders confirmed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading, 275. Bill passed, 279. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 355. Day appointed for considering them, 
357- Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 359. (Cited as 
Local Government Board’s Provisional Orders Confirma- 


tion (No. 7) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 393. 


Loca GoveRNMENT Provisionat Orpers (No. 8); Bill 


to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the Lucal Govern- 
ment Board relating to the Boroughs of Aberystwith and 
Leeds, the Hartlepool Joint Hospital District, the Im- 
provement Act District of Lytham, and the Local Govern- 
ment District of Normanby, Openshaw, and Oswald- 
twistle; Ordered; presented ; read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 238. Report, That no Standing Orders are 
applicable; Day appointed for Second Reading, 247. 
Bill committed, 254. Reported; Provisional Orders con- 
firmed ; Day appointed for consideration, as amended, 306. 
Considered as amended; Passed, 309. By the Lords, 
with Amendments; Day appointed for considering them, 
375. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 378. (Cited as Local 
Government Board’s Provisional Orders Confirmation 


(No. 8) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 393. 


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Loca, GovernMENT Provisionar. Onvers (No. 
to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the Leeal Govern- 


9); Bill! 


ment Board relating to the Calverley, North Bierley, Shipley | 


and Windhill and Thornton Joini 
Ordered, 244. Presented ; | 
Examiners, 245, Report, That no Standing Orders are | 
applicable; Day appointed for Second Reading, 287. | 
Bill committed, Reported, without Amendment ; | 
Provisional Orders coufirmed ; Day appointed for Third | 
Reading, 313. Bill passed, 318. Agreed to by the Lords, | 
355. (Cited as Local Government Board’s Provisional | 


Orders Confirmation (No. g) Act, 1888) Royai Assent, 393. | 


Hospital Districts ; 


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LocaL GovERNMENT PRovisionAL OrveRs (No. 1c); Bill | 
to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the Local Goveru- 
. . . e ° | 
ment Board relating to the City of Bath, the District of | 
Bilston, the Local Government District of Saint Thowas- | 
the-Apostle, and the Borough of Stoke-upon-Trent; | 
Ordered, 244. Presented; read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 245. Report, That no Standing Orders are | 
applicable ; Day appointed for Second Reading, 269. 
Bill committed, 276. Reported, without Amendment; 
Day appointed for Third Reading, 306. ill passed, 309. 
By the Lords, with Amendments ; Day appointed for con- | 
sidering thew, 375. Lords’ Amendmeuts agreed to, 379. 
( Cited as Local Government Board’s Provisional Orders 
Confirmation (No. 10) Act, 1885) Royal Assent, 393. 


Locat GoverRnMENT ProvisionaL Orpeirs (No. 11); Bill | 
to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the Local Go- | 
vernment Board relating to the Boroughs of Bolton, Hey- | 
wood, and Kinyston-upon-Hull, and the Local Goveru- 
ment District of Leigh; Ordered, 244. Presented; read, | 
and referred to the Examiners, 245. Report, That no 


read, and referred to the! 


Standing Orders are applicable ; Day appointed for Second | 


Reading, 269. Bill committed, 276. Reported, without | 
Amendment; Day appointed for Third Reading, 306. 
Bill passed, 309. By the Lords, with Amendments ; Day 
appointed for considering them, 271. Lords,’ Amendments 
uvreed to, 374. (Cited as Local Government Board's 
Provisional Orders Confirmation (No. 11) Act, 1885) 
Royal Assent, 393. 


Loca GoveRNMENT ProvisiOnaL Orver (Vo. 12); Bill 
to confirm a Provisional Order of the Local Government 
Board, relating to the Improvement Act District of Bing- 
ley; Ordered ; presented accordingly; read, and referred 
to the Examiners, 258. Report, That no Standing 
Orders are applicable; Day appointed for Second Reading, 
283. Bill committed, 288. Reported, without Amend- 
ment; Provisional Oider contirmed; Day appomted for 
Third Reading, 313. Bill passed, 318. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 355. (Cited as Local Government Board’s 
Provisional Order Confirmation ( No. 12) Act, 1888) Royal 
Assent, 393. 


Loca GoveRNMENT ProvistoNaL Orver (No. 13); Bill 
to confirm a Provisicnal Order of the Local Governmnt 
Board relating to the Borough of Wolverhampton ; Or- 
dered ; presented accordingly; read, and referred to the 
Examiners. 267. Report, That no Stamiing Orders are, 
applicable; Day appointed for Second Reading, 283. | 
Bill committed, 288. Reported, without Ameadment ; 
Provisional Order confirmed ; Day appointed for ‘Third 
Reading, 343- Bill passed, 346. By the Lords, with 
Amenduieuts, 410. Day appoiuted for considering them, 
410. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 413. (Cited as 
Local Government Board’s Provisional Order Confirma- 
tion (No. 12) Act, 1888) Ruyal Assent, 435. 


Locat Government Provisionat Orvers (Gas); Bill 
to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the Local Govern- 
ment Board, under the Provisions of “The Gas and 
Water Works Facilities Act, 1870,” and “The Public 
Health Act, 1875,” relating to the Local Government, 
District of Croston and the Borough of Wilton; Or- | 
dered, 201. Presented ; read, and referred tothe Examiners, | 
202. Report, That the Standing Order has been com- | 


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plied with; Day appointed for Second Reading, 219. 
Bill committed, 225. Reported, without Amendment ; 
Provisional Orders confirmed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading, 262. Bill passed, 266. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 371. Day appointed for cousidering them, 
371. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 374- (Cited as 
Local Government Board’s Provisional Orders Confirma- 
tion Gas Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 393. 


Loca, GOVERNMENT ProvisionaL OrbDER (Highways) ; 


Bill to confirm certain lrovisional Orders of the Local 
Government Board under “The Highways and Loco- 
motives (Amendment) Act, 1878,” relating to the Counties 
of Durham, Hertford, and Westmoreland : Ordered, 
Presented; :ead, and referred to the Examiners, 
Report, That no Standing Orders are applicable; Day 
appointed for Second Reading, 239. Bill committed, 244. 
Reported, without Amendment; Provisional Orders con- 
firmed ; Day appointed for Third Reading, 276. Bill 
passed, 270. Agreed to by the Lords, 932. (Cited as 
Local Government Board’s Provisional Orders Confirma- 
tion (Highways) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 343. 


215. 


216. 


| Locan GoverNMENT ProvisionaL Orpers (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 ex- 
tended by “The Poor Law Act, 1879,” relating to the 
Parishes of Asheldham, Black Notley, Bradwell-near- 
Coggeshall, Cressing, Dengie, Fairstead, Feering, Gold- 
hanger, Great Coggeshall, Great Totham, Kelvedon, 
Langford, Little Coggeshall, Little Totham, Mayland, 
Pattiswicke, Purleigh, Rivenhall, Saint Lawrence, Saint 
Mary’s, Saint Peter's, Southminster, Steeple, Stisted, 
Stow Marves, Terling, Tollesbury, Tolleshunt D’Arey, Tol- 
leshunt Knights, Tolleshunt Major, Ulting, White Notley, 
and Wickham Bishop; Ordered, 162. Presented; read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 163. Report, That no Standing 
Orders are applicable ; Day appointed for Second Reading, 
185. Billeommitted, 1g0. Reported, without Amendment ; 
Provisional Orders coufirmed ; Day appointed for Third 
Reading, 217. Bill passed, 220. Agreed to by the Lords, 
203. (Cited us Local Government Board's Provisional 
Orders Confirmation (Poor Law) Act, 1888) Royal As- 
sent, 324. 


LocaL GoverNMENT PRovisioNAL Orvers (Poor Law) 


(No. 2); Bill to continm certain Orders of the Local 
Government Board under the provisious of “ The Divided 
Parishes and Poor Law Amendment Act, 1876,” as 
amended aud extended by “The Poor Law Act, 1879,” 
relating to the Townships of Foston, Heslerton West, 
Ideridgehay-and-Alton, Ireton Wood, Kirk  I[reton, 
Scamston, Vhornton-le-Clay, Thorp Bassett, and Yed- 
dingham ; Ordered, 163. Presented; read, and referred 
to the Examiners, 163. Report, That no Standing Orders 
are applicable ; Day wppointed tor Second Reading, 183. 
Bill committed, 186. Reported, without Amendment ; 
Provisional Orders contirmed; Day appointed for Third 
Reading, 217. Bill passed, 220. Agreed to by the Lords, 
293. (Cited as Local Government Board’s Provisional 
Orders Confirmation ( Poor Law) ( No.2) Act, 1888) Royal 


Assent, 324. 


Locat Government ProvistonaL Orvers (Poor Law) 


(No. 3): 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,” 
relating to the Parishes of Barnston, Bowers Gifford, 
Corringham, Downham, Danton, Fobbing, Great Bard- 
field, Great Duamow, High Easter, High Roothing, 
Laindon (two), Langdon Hills, iiee Chapel, Little Bard- 
field, Litthe Warley, Nevendon, Pitsea, Ramsden Bell 
House, and Vange ; Ordered, 163. Presented; read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 163. Repors That no 
Standing Orders are applicable; and Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 185. Bill committed, 190. Reported, 

without 


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Locat GovernMENT ProvistonaL OrpDers (Poor Law) 
(No. 3)—continued. 


without Amendment; Provisional Orders confirmed ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading, 217. Bill passed, 220. | 
Agreed to by the Lords, 2y3. (Cited as Local Govern- | 
ment Board’s Provisional Orders Confirmation (No. 3) | 
Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 324. 


Loca GoverRNMENT Provistonat OrpeRs (Poor Law) | 


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referred to the Examiners, 238. Report, That no Stand- 
ing Orders are applicable; Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 247. Bill committed, 254. Reported, without 
Amendment ; Provisional Order confirmed ; Day appointed 
for Third Reading, 289. Bill passed, 292. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 348. (Cited as Local Government Board’s 
Provisional Order Confirmation (Poor Law) Act, 1888) 
Royal Assent, 393. 


(No. 4); Bill to confirm certain Orders of the Local | Loca, GoverNmENT Provisionat OrpeR (Port); Bill to 


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,” 
relating to the Parishes of Aberffraw, Ceidio, Edeyrn, | 
Llandogged, Llandudwen, Llangadwaladr, Llanrhychwyn, 
Nevin, Trefriew, and Tydweiliog, and to the Townships of 
Lianrwst and ‘Tre-Gwydir; Ordered, 163. Presented; | 
read, aud referred to the Examiners, 163. Report, That 
no Standing Orders ure applicable ; Day appointed for | 
Second Reading, 183. Bill committed, 186. Reported, | 
Provisional Orders coufirmed [Title amended]; Day | 
appointed for consideration, as amended, 217. Bill con- | 
sidered, as amended ; Day appointed for Third Reading, 
220. Bill passed, 225. Agreed to by the Lords, 293. 
(Cited as Local Government Board's Provisional Orders 
Confirmation ( Poor Law) (No. 4) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 
324. 

Locat GoverNMENT Provisionat OrpeErs (Poor Law) 
(No. 5); 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,” 
relating to the Parishes of Avington, Berstead, Brixton, 
Brook, Calbourne, Easton, Gatcombe, Itchen Abbas, 
Itechen Stoke, King-ton, Saint Nicholas, Shalfleet, 
Shorwell, Thornham, and Wootton; Ordered, 163. Pre- 
sented ; read, and referred to the Examiners, 164, 
Report, That no Standing Orders are applicable; and 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 185. Bill committed, 
igo. Reported; Provisional Orders confirmed [Title 
amended |; Day appointed for consideration, as amended, 
217. Bill considered, as amended; Day appointed for 
Third Reading, 220. Bill passed, 225. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 293. (Cited as Local Government Board’s 
Provisional Orders Confirmation (Poor Law) (No. 5) Act, 
1885) Royal Assent, 324. 














Loca, GoverNMENT ProvisionaAL Orpers (Poor Law) 
(No. 6); 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,” 
relating to the Parishes of Aldham, Barford-Saint- Michael, 
Birch, Chappel, Copford, Deddington, East Donyland, 
Easthorpe, Fingringhoe, Fordham, Fryerning, Great Tey, 
Great W igborough, Ingatestone, Inworth, Layer-Bretou, 
Layer-de-la-Hay, Layer-Marney, Little Horksley, Little 
Tey, Little Wigborough, Marks Tey, Messing, Mount 
Bures, Peldon, Virley, Wakes Colne, West Bergholt, and 
Wormingford; Ordered, 201. Presented; read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 202. Report, That no Stand- 
ing Orders are applicable; Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 219. Bull committed, 225. Reported, without 
Ameudment ; Provisional Orders confirmed; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading, 262. Bill passed, 266. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 319. (Cited as Local Government Board's 
Provisional Orders Confirmation (PoorLaw) Act, 1888) | 
Royal Assent, 325. 





Loca, GoverNMENT ProvisionaL OrpeER (Poor aie] 
(No. 7); Bill to confirm a Provisional Order of the Local | 
Government Loard under the Provisions of “ The Poor 
Law Amendment Act, 1867,” as amended by “ The Poor | 
Law Amendment Act, 1868,” and extended by “ The Poor 
Law Act, 1879,” relating to the Parish of Saint Mary 
Abbotis, Kensington; Ordered; presented; read, and 


confirm an Order of the Local Government Board under 
the provisions of ‘The Public Health Act, 1875,” asamended 
by “The Public Health (Ships, &amp;c.) Act, 1885,” relating 
to the Port of Dartmouth; Ordered; presented; read, 
and teferred to the Examiners, 216. Report, That 
no Standing Orders are applicable; Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 239. Bill committed, 244. Reported, 
without Amendment ; Provisional Order confirmed ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading, 276. Bill passed, 279. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 332. (Cited as Local Govern- 
ment Board's Provisional Order Confirmation (Port) 
Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 343. 


Locat Loans Funp. Vide Suppty. 
Locan MANAGEMENT. Vide MerTropo.itan. 
Locat Op'rion (England). Vide Liquor. 


Locan Taxation Returns (England), (Ireland), (Scot- 


land). Vide Accounts. 


Loca Taxation (Scotland) (Correspondence). Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 


Loca Veto (Jreland), ( Scotland), (Wales). Vide Liquor. 
Locu Lone and Locu Gorn (Pollution of Waters). Vide 


Accounts. 


|Lonpon and Buackwatt Rattway; Report, That the 


Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 34. Bill brought from the Lords, 181. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 181. Report, That 
the Standing Orders not previously inquired into have been 
complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 190. 
Committed, 201. Reported, without Amendment, 2go. 
Considered, 298. Passed, 309. (Cited as London and 
Blackwell Railway Act, 1888). Royal Assent, 325. 


Lonpon and Norta Western Ratitway; Petiuon, and 


Bill ordered, 25. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 
37- Report, That Standing Order 62 has been com- 
plied with; Bill to be read a second time, 114. Com- 
mitted, 127. Minutes of Evidence of former Session re- 
ferred, 186. Billreported, 210. Considered, as amended, 
220. Queen’s Consent signified; Bill passed, 233. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 410. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 418. (Cited as London and North 
Western Railway Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 435. 


Lonpon and Sr. Katuaringe and East and West Inp1ia 


Docks ; Petition, and Bill ordered, 25. Read, and referred 
to the Examiners, 37. Report, That Standing Order 62 
has been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 
168. Day appointed for Second Reading, 178. Bill com- 
mitted, 183. Report on Petition for dispensing with 
Standing Order 129, That the Standing Order ought to 
be dispensed with, 191. Report on Petition for dispensing 
with Standing Order 129, That the Standing Orders 
ought to be dispensed with, 210. Bill reported, 233. Day 
appointed for consideration, as amended, 240. Bill con- 
sidered, as amended, 244. Passed (New ‘litle), 253. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 375. Day appointed for 
considering them, 384. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
388. (Cited as London and St. Katharine and East and 
est India Docks Act, 1888). Royal Assent, 435. 
Lonpon, 





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Lonpon, Bricuron, and Soutsa Coast Raitway; Petition, 
and Bill ordered, 25. Read, and referred to the Exa- 
miners, 37. Report, That Standing Order 62 has been 
complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 48. Peti- 
tion for additional Provision ; referred to the Examiners, 
61. Bill committed, 65. Report on Petition for addi- 
tional Provision, That the Standing Orders have not 
been complied with; referred to the Select Committee on 
Standing Orders, 76. Report, on said Petition, That the 
Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 81. Bill 
reported, 119. Considered, as amended, 130. Passed, 136. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 208. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 215. (Cited as London, Brighton, and 
South Coast Railway (Various Powers) Act, 1888) Royal 
Assent, 232. 


Lonpon, CAMBERWELL, and Dutwicn Tramways; Peti- 
tion, and Bill ordered, 52. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 59. Report, That Staading Order 62 has 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 78. 
Committed, 89. Reported, 212. Considered, as amended, 
220. Passed, 233. 


Lonpon, Cuatuam, and Dover Raitway; Petition, and Bil! 
ordered, 25. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 37. 
Report, That Standing O:der 62 has been complied with ; 
Bill to be read a seeond time, 59. Committed, 69. Re- 
ported, gi. Considered, as amended, 105. Passed, 114. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 278. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 287. (Cited as London, Chatham, and 
Dover Railway Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 325. 


Vide Sovutru 





EASTERN. 

Lonpon, City of (Fire Inquests). Vide Ciry of Lonpon. 

Lonpon City Tirues (Saint Botolph Without, Aldgate); 
Petition, and Bill ordered, 25. Read, 37. Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 49. Bill committed, 52. Reported, 120. 
Considered, as amended, 130. Passed, 136. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 306. Lords’ Amendments agreed to,312. 
(Cited as Saint Botolph Without, Aldgate, Tithe Rate 
Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 325. 


Lonpon Coat and Wine Duties Continuance; House 
resolves to go into a Committee to consider of further con- 
tinuing and appropriating the London Coal and Wine 
Duties; Matter considered in Committee ; Resolution 
for Bill reported; Bill ordered thereupon, 31. Vide 


infra. 
Bill to 


further continue and appropriate the London Coal and 
Wine Duties; Ordered, 32. Presented, 33. Second 
Reading deferred, 72, 118, 143, 161, 179, 194, 246, 274, 
296, 316. Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill 
withdrawn, 334. Vide supra. 


Lonpon, Corporation of. Vide Corporation. 


Lonpon [nNsuRANCE Company. Vide LivERPooL. 


Lonpon ProvisionaAL Orper. Vide ELEMENTARY. 


Lonpon Sea Water Suppty; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 34. Bill brought from the Lords, 228. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 228. Report, That the 
Standing Orders not previously inquired into have been 
complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 266. Com- 
mitted, 283. Reported, without Amendment, 364. 
Passed, 378. (Cited as London Sea Water Supply Act, 
1888) Royal Assent, 393. 


Lonpon Street Tramways; Petition for Bill, referred 
to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, §2. 
Report, That the Standing Orders have nut been complied 
with; referred to the Select Committee on Standing 
Orders, 52. Report, That the Standing Urders ought to 
be dispensed with, 69. Report read; Bill ordered, 69. 


Vou. 143.——Sess. 1888. 











Read, and referred to the Examiners, 73. Report, That 
Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be 
read a second time, 79. Committed, 91. Reported, 226. 
Considered, as amended, 240. Passed, 248. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 332. (Cited as London Street Tramways 
Extensions Act, 188%) Royal Assent, 343. 


Lonpon, Tinsury, and Sourneno Raitway; Petition, 
and Bill ordered, 26. Read, and referred to the Exa- 
miners, 37. Report, That Standing Order 62 has been 
complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 48, Com- 
mitted, 65. Reported, 190. Considered, as amended, 
201. Passed, 213. By the Lords, with Amendments, 


375- Day appointed for considering them, 384. Con- 
sideration of Lords’ Amendments deferred, 392. Lords’ 


Amendments agreed to, with Amendments, 399. To 
which the Lords agree, 410. (Cited as London, Tilbury, 
and Southend Railway Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 435. 


Lonpon Tramways (Various Powers); Report on Petition 
for Bill, That the Standing Orders have not been com- 
plied with; referred to the Select Committee on Standing 
Orders, 79. Petition for Bill; seferred to the Select 
Committee on Standing Orders, 82. Report, That the 
Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 94. Report 
read ; bill ordered, 94. Read, and referred to the Exa- 
miners, 98. Report, That Standing Order 63 has been 
complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 114. Com- 
mitted, 127. Reported, 216. Considered, as amended, 
240. Passed; New Title, 283. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 375. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 384. 
( Cited as London Tramways Company (Limited) ( Various 
Powers) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 435. 


LonerorD (South Longford Division) Writ. Vide Evec- 
TIONS. 

Loneron Corroration Water; Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have 
been complied with, 34. 


Lorp Higa Cuance tor; Her Majesty’s Most Gracious 


Speech delivered by him to both Houses,—At the 
opening of the Session, 9. At the close of the Session, 
533- 


Lorp LiguTENANT of IRELAND, Hovusenoip, &amp;ec. Vide 
Supp ty. 


Lorp Lieutenant of IreLanp, Secretary. Vide PAr- 


LIAMENTARY. 


Lorp Mayor of Dustin. Vide DuBuLin. 


LORDS: 


MESSAGES TO,— 











relative to appointment of Joint 
Committee on Debates and Proceedings in Parliament, 
go.. Vide Commirrees (Joint). 


—_ 








-—— acquainting them that this House 
hath given leave to Mr. Blundell Maple to attend and give 
evidence at the Select Committee on the Sweating Sys- 
tem, 301. Samuel Montagu, Esyq., 337. 











— requesting Copy of Minutes of 
Evidence and Proceedings in the case of Juynt’s Divorce 
Bill, 312. Copy communicated, 325. Returned to the 
Lords, 343. 





—_———_—-~ requesting Copy of Report from 

the Select Committee on High Sheriffs, 328. Copy 
communicated, 332. 

————_——_-——_ requesting Copy of Report 
from the Select Committee, on Sweating System, 430. 
Copy communicated, 452. 

requesting Copy of Report 

from the Select Committee on Pharmacy Act (Ireland), 

1875, Amendment Bill, 430. Copy communicated, 452. 

requesting 


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LORDS, eels eeinniiiiiaiel 


requesting Copy of Report 
from the Select Committee on Poor Law Relief, 430. 
Copy communicated, 452. 

















_—_—_— requesting Copy of Second 
Report from the Select Committee on the Sweating Sys- 
tem, 525. Copy communicated ; To be printed, 533. 


—— MESSAGES FROM,— 





————. ——__—_- relative to appointment of 
Joint Committee on Debates and lroceedings in Parlia- 
ment, 90. See Desatres and ProckepinGs m ParRuta- 


MENT. 


—-—— + 








- relative to appointmeut of 
Joint Committee on Private Bill Legislation, 104. See 
PrivaTe Brit Lecisiation. 





——__———_-:-——--- requesting the attendance 
of John Blundell Maple, Esq., at Select Committee on 


the Sweating System, 300. Leave given, 301. Samuel 
Montague, Esq., 337. Leave given, 337. 
-————- —— - — - requesting Copy cf Report, 








&amp;e., of Select Committee on Emigration and Immigration 
of Foreigners, 419. 


—-—— Vide Messaces. Supptiy (Amendments). 


ACCOUNTS. 


Loyatry Isuanps (Kzpulsion of Rev. John Jones). ” 

Lunacy. Vide Accounts. | 

Lunacy Acts AMENDMENT; Bill to amend the Acts relating 
to Lunatics; Brought fiom the Lords, 129. Read, 175. 
Second Reading deferred, 182, 197, 205, 214, 223, 236, 
242, 246, 251, 257, 273, 286, 307, 326, 334, 344. Order 
for Second Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn, 362. 


Lunacy Boarp (Scotlund). Vide Surpty. 


Lunacy (England), (Scotland). Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Lunatic Asy.tums. Vide Accounts. PRIVATE. 


Lunatics (England and Wales). Vide Accounts. 


Lynmovrta and Lynton Lirr; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 11. Nepoit, That the 
Standing Orders have not beeu complied with ; referred to 
the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 22. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified not to have 
been complied with, 35- Report, That the Standing 
Orders ought to be dispensed with, 69. Bill brought from | 
the Lords, 203. Read, and referred to the Examiners, | 
204. Report, That the Standing Orders not previously 
inquired into have been complied ‘with ; Bill to be read a 
second time, 247. Committed, 269. Reported, 2y3. 
Considered, as amended, 312. Passed, with Amendments, | 
323. ‘To which the Lords agree, 342. (Cited as Lynmouth 
and Lynton Lift Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 343. 





Lynton Lier. Vide Lyxmoutu. 


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51 §&amp; 52 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess. 3. 1888. | 


M ANurACTUREsS. 


M ACHINERY. Vide Ratina. 
Maopras Cotxuece. Vide Epvcationa, Expowments. 
Maaistracy (Ireland). Vide Accounts. 


MacistraTEs (Ireland). Vide Divis1onat. 


Man, Ise of, Customs. 


| MarGatr Pier and Harpour. 


[1sss. 











Siitibinaien, Vide inn iasidinnniate, 


Matipstrone Boroveu Writ. Vide Evections. 


Matin Roaps. Vide Accornts. 


Matra. 

Mancuester, Mippueton, and District Tramways; 
Petition, and Bill ordered, 26. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 37. Report, That Stanving Order 62 has 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 248. 
Committed, 168. Reported, 218. Considered, as amended, 
248. Passed, 283. Agreed to by the Lords, 403. (Cited 
as Manchester, Middleton, and District Tramways Act, 
1888) Roval Assert, 435. 


MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, and LINCOLNSHIRE RAILWAY 
(Additional Powers); Petition, and Bill ordered, 26. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 37. Report, That 
Standing Order 62 has been complied with ; Bill to be read 
a secoud time, 109. Committed, 123. Reported, 181. 
Considered, as amended, ty1. Passed, 201. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 332. Cited as Manchester, Sheffield, and 
Lincolnshire Railway (Additional Powers) Act, 1888) 
Royal Assent, 343. 


Vide Accounts. 


Mancuestrer, SHEFFIELD, and LINCOLNSHIRE RaiLtway 
(New Railways); Petition, and Bill ordered, 26. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 37. Report, That Stand 
ing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be read a 
second time, 109. Committed, 123. Reported, 199. 
Considered, as amended, 210. Passed, 219. By the 
Loids, with Amendments, 381. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 388. (Cited as Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin- 
colnshire Railway (New Railcays) Act, 1888) Royai 


Assent, 335- 


Mancuester Sutp Canar; Report, That the Bill should 
originate m the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 34. Bill brought from the Lords, 271. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 271. Report, That the Standing 
Orders not previously inquired into have been complied 
with; Bill to be read a second time, 28;. Committed, 301. 
Reported, 332. Couside.ed, as amended, 349. Passed, 
with Amendments, 359. To which the Lords agree, 365. 
(Cited as Manchester Ship Canal ( Additional Powers) Act, 
1888) Royal Asseut, 393. 


Mancuester Snip Canatr (No. 2); Report on Petition for 
leave to deposit a Petition for a Bill, That the Standing 
Orders onght to be dispensed with, 227. Report, on Petition 
for Bill, That the Standing Orders have not been complied 
with ; referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 
239. Petition for Bill, reter:ed to the said Committee, 239. 
Report, That the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed 
with, 257. Report read; Bill ordered, 257. Read, 257+ 
Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied with ; 
Bill to be read a second time, 269. Committed, 292. 
Reporied, 341. Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to 
be row taken into consideration, provided amended Prints 
shall have been previously deposited; Bill considered ; 
Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now read the 
third tin: e; Queen’s Consent signified ; Bill passed, 346. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 401. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 409. (Cited as Manchester Ship Canal 
( Alteration of Works) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 435. 


Manpevitte Inquest. Vide Accounts. 
Vide Customs. 
Vide Trave. 
Vide ACCOUNTS. 


Marker Ricurs and Totts (Royal Commission). Vide 
Accounts. 


Markets (Ireland). Vide Farrs. 


Marvuorover House. Vide Suppty. 


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Marriace. Vide Breacu of Promise. Divorce | Meetines. Vide TRAFALGAR SQuare. 


CasEs. 


Marriace Law AmenvMENT; Bill to amend the Law of 
Marriage; Ordered; presented accordingly, 359. Second 
Reading deferred, 380, 998. Order for Second Reading 
discharged: Bill withdrawn, 418. 


MarriaGe with a Deceasep Wire’s Sister; Bill to alter 
and amend the Law as to Maniage with a Deceased Wile’s 
Sister ; Ordered, 13. Presented, 18. Motion, That the Bill 
be now read a second time; Amendment proposed, “ Six 
Months”; but, on Division, not made, Bill committed, 164. 
Committee deferred, 185, 194. Order for Committee read; 
Motion, That it be an Instruction to the Committee, That 
they have power to extend the scope of the Bill so as to 
include marriages between a woman and ber deceased 
husband’s brother (Mr. Speaker withholds his assent, and 
declines then to put the Question); Debate arising on the 
Question; and it being half-past Five of the clock, the 
Debate stood adjourned, 281. Further adjourned, 303, 
320, 338, 340. 

MareiaGE with a Deceasep Wire’s Sister (India); Bill 
to alter and amend the Law as to Marriage with a De- 
ceased Wife’s Sister in British India ; Ordered ; presented, 
52. Second Reading deferred, 164, 197. 206, 260. 


MarriaGes. Vide CoLoniaL. 


Marriaces, Birtrus, and Deatus (England), (Ireland). 
Vide Accounts. 


Maraiaces of Noncunrormists (Attendance of Registrars) 
(No. 2); Bill to amend the Law relating to the Attendance 
of Registrars at Mariiages in Nonconformist Chapels; 
Ordered; presented, 152. Order for Second Reading dis- 
charged; another Day appointed, 169. Second Reading de- 


ferred, 197, 206, 223, 252, 265, 285, 304, 308, 316, 335, 


352, 373. Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill 
withdraw », 2yo. 














Bit. 


MarriaGes VaLipation; Bill to remove Doubts as to the 


Validity of certain Marriages solemnised by a Person 


falsely pretending to be an ordained Clergyman of the 
Church of England ; Brought from the Lords, 436. Read, 
436. Committed; House resolves immediately to go into 
Committee; Bill considered in Committee, and reported, 
without Amendment; Passed, 445. (Cited as Marriages 


Validation Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 456. 
MarmTiax Law, &amp;c. Vide Suppry ( Navy). 
Master and Servant. Vide Starure Law. 
Measures. Vide Weicurts. 


Meata Raitway. Vide MipLanp. 


Mepicau Councits. Vide Accounts. 


Mepicat EsTABLISHMENTs and Services. Vide Suppeny 


(Army). 
Mepicrnes and Mepicau Srores, Vide Suppry (Navy). 


Mepina Susway; Report, That the Bill should originate 
in the House of Lord, 11. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 34. 
Bill brought from the Lords, 231. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners, 232. Report, That tie Standing Orders 
not previously inquired into are complied with; Bull to be 
read a second time, 3346. Committed, 364. Reported, 
without Amendment, 385. Passed, 429. (Cited as Medina 
Subway Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 435. 


Meetincs in Scuoots. Vide ParRLiAMENTARY. 


Meetincs (Metropolis). Vide Pusuic. 


Vor. 143.——Sess. 1888. 
















—__——__—_-_——_- ——_— Vide 
NoNcCoNFORMIST MaRRIAGES (Afltendance of Registrars) 


MeLBouRNE Exnisition. Vide Suppny. 


Metron Division Writ. Vide Exvsgcrions. 


MEMBERS : 

--—_—-—_——— returned for two or more places, to make 
their Election for which place they will serve within a 
certain time, 3. 

———— -——-— to withdraw during any Debate upon their 
Election and Return, 3. 


Hea returned upon Double Returns, to with- 
draw till their Returns are determined, 3. 











——w— elected or returned by bribery, will be pro- 
ceeded against with the utmost severity, 4. 


—— ordered to prepare and bring in Bills 
(Public), 13, &amp;c. (Provisional Orders), 162, &amp;e. 


to bring in Bills (Private), 22, &amp;c. 

— reported absent from Committees on Grou 
of Railway Bills, 181. On account of illness (the Chair- 
wan), 181. Other Members, 181 (no reason given). 
discharged from further attendance on Com- 
mittees: others added, 152, 487, &amp;c. 

— discharged from Standing Committees, 
and others appointed in substitution, 160, &amp;c. 



































added to Committees, 118, 152, &amp;c. To 
Standing Committee, 154, &amp;c. 

—-——-——-— have leave of absence, on account of ill 
health, one week, 463. Two weeks, 47, 230, &amp;c. One 
month, 463. —~®——- Domestic affliction, one week, 102, 
&amp;c. Remainder of the Session, 4809. 


report Answers to Addresses (the Comp- 
troller of the Household), 67, 313. 
complain to the House (Mr. T. M. Healy), 


222. (Lord Randolph Churchill), 385. (Mr. Joseph 
Chamberlain), 410. (Mr. Labouchere), 420. (Dr. Tan- 


ner), 421. 

——-—~—— heard in their places; directed to withdraw 
and withdraw accordingly, 385. 

directed to withdraw (Dr. Tanner), 531. 























-————-— suspended (Mr. Conybeare) for the re- 
mainder of the Session, or for one calendar month, which- 
ever shall first terminate, for writing a Letter to a News- 
paper, containing a gross Libel upon the Speaker, &amp;c., 
386. —~—®—( Dr. Tanner) for disregarding the authority 
of the Chair, 531. 














Ordered to withdraw immediately from the 
House and its precincts during the remainder of the day’s 
sittings, under Standing Order 27 relating to disorderly 
conduct (Mr. Cuninghamwe Graham), 493. 

— ——— Letters: Relating to the Arrest or Im 
prisonment of Members :— 

Mr. J. D. Suli:van, 4. Mr. William O’Brien, 4. Mr. 
David Sheehy, 4, 5. Mr. Alverman J. Hooper, §. Mr. 
Lane, 5. Mr. Joseph R.Cox, 5. Mr. Alexander Blane, 5. 
Mr. Edward Harringten, 5. Mr. Timothy Harrington, 5. 
Mr. Cuninghame Graham, 5. Mr. David Sheehy, 29. 
Mr. Pyne, 30. Mr. Pyne and Mr. Gilhooly, go. Mr. 
James C. Flynn, 70. Mr. Patrick O’Brien, 124. Mr. 
Gilhooly, 130. Mr. William O’Brien, 164. Mr. Dillon, 
166. ~Mr. Cox, 172. Mr. Blane, 172. Mr. J. D. — 
179. Mr. Gilhooly, 183. Mr. Condon, 221. Mr. Con- 
don, 240. Mr, John Dillon, 310. Mr. Patrick O’Brien, 
370. Mr. J.J. O'Kelly, 398. Mr. J. E. Redmond, 457. 


Mr. 





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INDEX Zo the ‘One Hunprep and Forty-tutrp VoLumer. 





[ 1888. 








MEMBERS—continued. 

Letters—continued. 

Mr. William H. K. Redmond, 457. Mr. James O'Kelly, 

457- Mr. Jeremiah D. Sheehan, 474. 

— Remand of Member (Mr, Pyne), 50. 

—— Conviction of Member affirmed (Mr. Patrick 
O’Brien), 149. 











of Member (Mr. Dillon), 


Conviction 





221. 





—— —. — Complaint made of Statements in Letter, 
relative to Conviction of Mr. Dillon, 222. Vide Com- 
PLAINT. 

—__——__—— Attachment of « Member (Mr. Gent- 
Davis), 488. 
— rise in their places, and claim to move, 
That the Question be now put, pursuant to Standing Order 

(Closure of Debate) :-— 

And Question put in the House (Mr. William Henry 
Smith), 78,87, 116, 129, 169, 263, 371. (Mr. Caine), 95. 
(Mr. Bradlaugh), 96. (Mr. Buchanan). 143. (Mr. Par- 
nell\,179. (Mr.'l. W. Russell), 210. (Mr, Labouchere), 
227. (Sir W. Foster), 232. (Dr. Tanner), 238. (Mr. 
James Stuart), 278. (Mr. Anderson), 302. (Colonel 
Saunderson), 330. (Mr. Bradlaugh), 340. (Mr. Aird), 
480. (Mr. Sidney Gedge), 501. 








—_—_—_—_——— But the 
Question for the Closure of the Debate was, on Division, 
negatived (Sir Walter Foster), 232. 

But Mr. 


Speaker withholds his assent, and declines then to put 
the Question (Dr. Cameron), 162. (Lord Charles Beres- 
ford), 192. (Mr. Heneage),281. (Mr. Lea),383. (Mr. 
Gedge), 393. (Mr. Aird), 420. (Mr. William Henry 
Smith), 431. (Mr. William Johnston), 403, 431. (Mr. 
Milvain), 431. (Sir William Crossman), 431. (Mr. 
Donald Crawford), 439. (Mr. Aird), 480. (Mr. Eabou- 
chere), 513- 
— —— and Question put in Committee of whole 
House,—(Mr. William Henry Smith), 90, 100, 108, 242, 
246, 338, 414, 470, 491. (Mr. Aird), 307. (Colonel 
Saunderson),205. (Mr. MacInnes),236. (Mr. Waddy), 
250. (Mr. Ritchie), 268. (Mr. Kenyon), 271. (Dr. 
Tanner), 291. (Mr. Aird), 307,343. (Mr. Fulton), 417. 
(Mr. A. Balfcur), 484, 504. (Sir Henry Tyler), 504. 
(Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer), 507. 














—_—— But the Chair- 
man of the Committee of Ways and Means withholds his 
assent, and declines then to put the Question (Mr. 
William Henry Smith), 236,414. (Mr. William Lowther), 
291. (Mr. Howorth), 300. (Mr. Chaplin), 300. (Mr. 
Staveley Hill), 31:0. (Mr. Conybeare), 314. (Sir John 
Simon), 340. (Mr. Aird), 343. (Mr. Byron Reed) 
(twice), 344. (Mr. Buchanan), 379. (Mr. Webster), 
475 (Mr. Johnston), 486. (Admiral Field), 491. (Sir 
H. Tyler), 504. (Mr. Chanccllor of the Exchequer), 
507. (Mr. Seton-Karr), 518. 

-- Move to report Progress in Committee of 
the whole House :— 

But the Chairman declines to propose the Question, 
being of opinion that it was an abuse of the Rules of the 
House (Dr. Tanner), 351, 444- (Sir John Simon), 414. 
(Mr. Sexton), 415. (Mr. Parnell), 414. 

— rise in their places, and ask leave to move 
the adjournment of the House :— 

(Mr. Fenwick), 142. (Mr. Parnell),150. (Mr. Justin 
McCarthy), 176. (Dr. Clark), 1g1. (Mr. Thomas Ellis), 
263. (Mr. Bradlaugh), 347. (Mr. Conybeare), 370. 
(Mr. Bradlaugh), 489. (Lord Randolph Churchill), 496. 
(Mr. Labouchere), 499. 

















Mempers oF Paruiament (Charges and Allegations) ; 
Bill to constitute a Special Commission to inquire into the 
Charges and Allegations made against certain Members 
of Parliament, and other persons, by the Defendants ir 





















the recent trial of an Action, entitled, “ O’Donnell r. 
Walter and another”; Ordered ; presented, 374. Motion, 
That the Bill be now read a second time; Motion, That 
the Debate be now adjourned, withdrawn; and it 
being Midnight, the Debate stood adjourned, 389. Re- 
sumed (House interrupted by Message from the Lords, 
Royal Assent to Acts); Question again proposed ; De- 
bate arising (Closure claimed, but Mr. Speaker withholds 
his assent) ; Debate resumed ; Bill committed, 393. Con- 
sidered in Committee, 410, (414 (Question put pursuant 
to Standing Order, Closure of Debate) (Closure claimed ; 
Chairman withholds his assent) ; Chairman puts Question 
forthwith (abuse of Rules); declines to propose the Ques- 
tion (abuse of Rules), 414). Bill further considered in 
Committee; (Question put pursuant to Standing Order, 
Closure of Debate, 416. Bill considered in Committee, 420. 
Chairman interrupts the Debate, and puts the Question 
forthwith pursuant to the Order of the House; Chairman, 
in pursuance of said Order, reports the Bill forthwith, 421. 
Consideration, as amended, deferred, 432, 436, 439. Mo- 
tion, That the Bill be now read the third time; Amendment 
proposed to leave out from the word “ That” to the end 
of the Question, in order to add the words “this House 
declines to appoint a Commission for inquiry into 
matters connected with political movements unless such 
inquiry be confined to definite charges of a criminal 
nature against specified individuals,” and withdrawn ; Bill 
read the third time, on Division, and passed, 440. Avreed 
to by the Lords, 455. (Cited as Special Commission Act, 
1888) Royal Assent, 456. 


Motion, That the proceedings on the 
Members of Parliament (Charges and Allegations) Bill, if 
under discussion at Twelve o’clock this night, be not inter- 
rupted under the Standing Order “ Sittings of the House”; 
and Question, on Division, resolved in the Affirmative, 414. 
Order, Thatthe Proceedings on the Members of Parliament 
(Charges and Allegations) Bill, if under discussion at 
‘Twelve o’clock this night, be not interrupted under the 
Standing Order “ Sittings of the House,” 420, 435,— 

Motion, That at One o’clock a.m. on Friday 3rd Aucust 
if the Members of Parliament (Charges and Allegations) 
Bill be not previously reported from the Committee of the 
whole House, the Chairman shall put forthwith the Ques- 
tion, or Questions, on any Amendment or Motion already 
proposed from the Clair. He shall next proceed and suc- 
cessively put forthwith the Questions, That any Clause 
then under consideration, and each remaining Clause in 
the Bill, stand part of the Bill. After the Clauses are 
disposed of he shall forthwith report the Bill, as amended, 
to the House. From and after the passing of this Order 
no Motion, That the Chairman do leave the Chair, or do 
report Progress, shall be allowed; Amendment proposed, 
to insert after the first word “ That,” the words “if 
the Chairman so think fit,” and Withdrawn; (Closure 
claimed, but Mr. Speaker withheid his assent, and declined 
then to put the Question); another Amendment pro- 
posed, by leaving out the words “ Questions, That any 
Clause then under consideration, and each remaining Clause 
of the Bill, stand part of the Bill,” and insert the words 
‘several Amendments and new Clauses now printed on 
the Notice Paper, and not then disposed of,” Withdrawn; 
— Order, That at One o’clock a.m. on Friday 3rd Aucust, 
if the Members of Parliament (Charges and Allegations) 
Bill be not previously reported from the Committee of the 
whole House, the Chairman shall put forthwith the 
Question, or Questions, or any Amendment or Motion 
already proposed from the Chair. He shall next proceed 
and successively put forthwith the Questions, That any 
Ciause then under consideration, and each remaining 
Clause in the Bill stand part of the Bill. After the 
Clauses are disposed of he shail forthwith report the Bill 
as amended, to the House. From and after the passing of this 
Order, no Motion, That the Chairman do leave the Chair, 
or do report Progress, shall be allowed, 420. 

Order, That the Standing Orders of the House relating 
to Wednesday Sittings be suspended this day, 439. 4 
MBMBERS 








51 &amp; 52 Vicr.] iNDEX to the One Hv 


Memsers, New. Vide Suprriy (Amendments.) 


Memsers, Payment of. Vide Suppiy (Amendments). 


Memsers Seats in the Housr. Vide Suppiy (Amend- 


ments ). 


MercanTiILtE Marine (Colour Blindness). Vide &lt;Ac- 


COUNTS. 


MEeErRcaAnTILE Marine Funp. Vide SupPty. 


Mercuanpise Marks Act (Stoppage of Goods). Vide 
AccounTs. 


Mercnanpise Trarric (Minimum Rates). Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 


Mercuant SEAMEN’s Funp. Vide Accounts. 


Mercuant SEAMEN’s Winows’ and OrpHans’ Pensions; 
Bill for the providing of Pensions for the Widows, Orphans, 
and dependent Relatives of Merchant Seamen ; Ordered ; 
presented, 200. Examiners to examine the Bill with re- 
spect to compliance with Standing Orders relative to 
Private Bills, 210. Report, That the Standing Orders 
have not been complied with; referred to the Select 
Committee on Standing Orders, 219. Second Reading 
deferred, 228. Report, That the Standing Orders ought 
to be dispensed with, 235. Second Reading deferred, 


260, 275, 297, 380. 


MeErcuant Service. Vide Accounts. 


Mercuanr Service (Pensions). Vide Suppty. 


MERCHANT Suippinc. Vide Accounts. 


Mercuayt Suipring Act (1854) AMENDMENT; Bill to 
amend “ The Merchant Shipping Act, 1854” ; Ordered ; 
presented, 52. Second Reading deferred, 97, 147, 211, 
260, 281. 


Mercuant Suippinc Act (Vessels detained). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Mercuant Suippine (Fishing Boats) Acr. Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 


Mercuant Suippina (Life Saving Appliances); Bill 
to amend the Law with respect to the Appliances to be 
carried by British Merchant Ships for Saving Life at Sea ; 
Biought from the Lords, 231. Read, 271. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 295, 307, 311, 315» 327» 329 334, 344, 362. 
B:]l committed, 383. Committee deferred, 387. Order 
for Committee discharged ; Bill committed to the Stand- 
ing Committee on Trade, &amp;c., 389. Fifteen Members 
added to the Committee in respect of the Bill, 395. Bill 
reported, 418. Considered, as amended; Passed, with 
Amendments, 432. To which the Lords agree, 446. 
(Cited as Merchant Shipping (Life Saving Appliances) 
Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 447. 


Mercuant Suiprina (Steamboats) (Wages of Seamen). 
Vide Accounts. 


Mersey Docks and Harsour Boarp. Vide Accounts, 

Mersey Raitway (No.1); Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
witn, 34. Bill brought from the Lords, 278. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 278. Report, That the Standing 
Orders not previously inquired into have been complied 
with ; Bill to be read asecond time,2g1. Committed, 312. 
Reported, 396. Day appointed for consideration, as 
amended, 430. Bill considered as amended, 438. Passed, 
with Amendments, 441. To which the Lords agree, 446. 
(Cited as Mersey Railway Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 447. 


Vout. 143.——Sess. 1888. 





NDREv and Forty-truirp VOLUME. 


Mersey Raitway (No. 2); Report, That the Bill should 
origiuate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 35. Bill brought from the Lords, 278. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 278. Report, That the Stand- 
ing Orders not previously inquired into have been com- 
plied with; Bill to be read a second time, 291. Com- 
mitted, 312. Reported, Parties do not proceed, 391. 


Merruyr Raitway. Vide Brecon. 


Mertuyr Typrit Waits. Vide Exvections. 


MESSAGES : 


from the Lords Commissioners,— By the 
(Fentleman Usher of the Black Rod,-—To attend them in 
the House of Peers at the opening of the Session, 3. 
Royal Assent to Acts, 128, 184, &amp;e. To the 
Lords, communicating Reasons, 530, &amp;c.—_—At the 
close of the Session, 533- 











— from the Lords,—By one of their Clerks, 
bringing Bills relative to appointment of Joint Committees, 
&amp;c., go. 








Resolution, Nemine Contradicente, That 

this House doth condole with Her Imperial Majesty 
Victoria, German Empress, Queen of Prussia, Princess 
Royal of Great Britain and Ireland, on the great loss 
which She has sustained by the death of His Imperial 
Majesty ; To be communicated by Mr. Speaker to Her 
Majesty’s Ambassador at Berlin, 293. 


—- Order, That a Message of Condolence 

be sent to Her Imperial Majesty, and that Mr. Speaker 
do communicate the said Message to Her Majesty’s 
Ambassador at Berlin, with a request that he will attend 
the Empress Victoria for the purpose of conveying it to 
Her Imperial Majesty, 293. Letter of acknowledgment 
from Her Majesty’s Ambassador at Berlin, 349. 


Vide Lorps. 

















Metropouitan Pouice ; Usual Order to them, 4. 


Merauuirerous Mines; Bill to extend “ The Coal Mines 
Regulation Act, 1887,” to the Iron Ore Mines of Cumber- 
land and Lancashire; Ordered, 68. Presented, 68. 
Second Reading deferred, 151, 182, 206, 256. 


Merteorotocy. Vide Accounts. 


Metuerincuam Licur Raitway. Vide Brnumnenay. 


Merropouis Buitpines. Vide Buitpines. 


Metropous Loca GoverNMENT; Bill for the better 
Local Government of the Metropolis, and other matters 
connected therewith ; Ordered, 13. Presented18. Order 
for Second Reading read; at halfpast Five o’clock the 
further proceedings stood adjourned, 97. Further pro- 
ceedings deferred, 101. Order for resuming further pro- 
ceedings, discharged; Bill withdrawn, 131. 


Mertropouis (Whitechapel and Limehouse) Provisionau 
Orper; Bill to confirm a Provisional Order made by one 
of Her Majesty’s Principal Secretaries of State for modify- 
ing the Metropolis (Whitechapel and Limehouse) Improve- 
ment Scheme, 1876; Ordered; presented; read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 123. Report, That no Siand- 
ing Orders are applicable; Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 155- Bull committed, 159. Reported, without 
Amendment; Provisional Orders confirmed; to be read 
the third time, 199. Day appointed for Third Keading, 
203. Bill passed,207. Agreed to by the Lords, 278. 
(Cited as Metropolis (Whitechapel and Limehouse) Pro- 
visional Order Confirmation Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 


324. 
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a 


Merrroporiran Boarp of Works; Motion, That an humbie 


Address ve presented to Her a praving Her 
Majesty that She will be graciously pleased to appoint a 
Royal Commission to inquire into and report upon the 
working of the Metropolitan Board of Works, and into 
the irregularities which are alleged to have taken place in 
connection therewith, and to assure Her Majesty that this 
House will concur in empowering such Commission to 
take evidence on oath, to compel attendance of witnesses, 
tc grant certificates of indemnity to witnesses in such 
cases as may be desirable and proper, and to call for all 
necessary records and documents ; Amendment proposed 
to inse:t after the word “ therewith,’ the words “ and 
ul»&gt; into the transactions of such of the London Vestries 
and District Boards as the Commissioners may deem 
necessary ”’; but, on Division, not made :—Reso/ution, That 
an humble Address be presented to Her Majesty, praying 
Her Majesty that She will be graciously pleased to appoint 
a Royal Commission to inquire into and report upon the 
working of the Metropolitan Board of Works, and into 
the irregularities which are alleged to have taken place in 
connection therewith, and to assure Her Majesty that this 
House will concur in empowering such Commission to 
take evidence on oath, to compel attendance of witnesses, 
to grant certificates of indemnity to witnesses in such cases 
as may be desirable and proper, and to call for all necessary 
records and documents, 46. 


Merropouitan Boarp of Works. Vide Accounts. 


Merropoutan Boarp of Worxs Commission; Bill for 
facilitating the Proceedings of the Commissioners appointed 
to inquire into the Working of the Metropolitan Board of 
Works; Ordered; presented accordingly, 121. Com- 
mitted, 125. Considered in Committee, and reported 
without Amendment; Passed, 129. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 187. (Cited as Metropvlitan Board Commission 
Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 187. 


Merropouitan Boarp or Works (Local Management, 
&amp;c.); Bill to amend “ The Metropolis Management Act, 
1855,” “The Metropolitan Building Act, 1855,” and the 
Acts amending the same respectively ; Ordered, 17. Pre- 
sented, 21. Second Reading deferred, 164, 177, 209. 


Merropouitan Boarp or Works (Money); Bill to 
further amend the Acts relating to the raising of Money 
by the Metropolitan Board of Works, and for other pur- 
poses ; Ordered ; presented, 405. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 415, 417, 421, 425, 432, 437- Bill committed, 
440. Considered in Committee (Chairman declines to 
propose Question to report Progress (Abuse of Rules); 
Bill reported, without Amendment; Passed,444. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 455. (Cited as Metropolitan Board of 
Works (Money) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 456. 


Mertropouitan Boarp of Works (Royal Commission), 
Vide Accounts. 


Merropouitan Boarp of Wonks ( Theatres, §c.); Peti- 
tion, end Bill ordered, 26. Read, 35. Day appointed or 
Second Reading, 55. Order for Second Reading dis- 
charged; another Day appointed, 73. Second Reading 
deferred, 96, 141. Motion, That the Bill be now read a 
second time; Amendment proposed, “ Six Mouths,” and, 
on Division, made ; Second Reading put off fur six months, 
158. 


Merropouiran Boarp of Works (Various Powers); Peti- 
tion, and Bill ordered, 26. Read, 38. Committed, 49. 
Reported, 112. Considered, as amended, 1:23. Passed, 
130. By the Lords, with Amendments, 388. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 399. (Cited as Metropolitan 
Board of Works (Various Powers) Act, 1888) Royal 
Assent, 435. 


Merropouiran CattLteE Market. Vide Accounts. 


Merropouitan Commons ( Chislehurst and Saint Paul's Cray) 
ProvisionaL Orper; Bill to confirm a Scheme under 





and Forty-THikbD VOLUME. 





“The Met:opolitan Commons Amendment Act, 1869,” 
relating to Chislehurst and Satat Paul’s Cray Commons; 
Ordered ; presented ; read, ani referred to the Examiners, 
123. Report, That no Starding Orders are applicable ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 155. Bill committed, 
159. Reported; Provisional Order confirmed, Day ap- 
pointed for consideration, as amended, 227. Bill consi- 
dered, as amended, 239. Passed, 234. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 294. (Citedas Metropolitan Commens ( Chislehurst 
and Saint Paul's Cray) Supplemental Act, 1888) Royal 
Assent, 324. _ 


Merropotitan Commons (Farnborough) ProvisioNaL 
Orver; Bill to confirm a Scheme under ‘The Metropolitan 
Commons Act, 1866,” and “The Metropolitan Commons 
Amendment Act, 1869,” relating to Farnborough Common, 
Broadstreet Green, Leach’s Green, and Green Street 
Green; Ordered; presented; read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 123. Report, That no Standing Orders are 
applicable; Day appointed for Second Reading, 155. Bill 
committed, 159. Reported, without Amendment; Pro- 
visional Order confirmed ; Bill to be read the third time, 
199. Day appointed for Third Reading, 203. Bill passed, 
207. Avreed to by the Lords, 278. (Cited as Metro- 
politan Commous (Farnborough, §c.) Act, 1888) Royal 
Assent, 324. 


METROPOLITAN Fire Bricgape Expenses ; Bill to amend 
the Law in regard to the Metropolitan Fire Brigade Ex- 
penses ; Ordered, 33. Presented, 34. Second Reading 
deferred, 100, 108, 126, 132, 154, 179. Order for Second 
Reading discharged ; «nother Day appointed, 212. Second 
Reading deferred, 243, 247, 252- Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 323. Second Reading deferred, 327, 
236. Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill with- 
drawn, 390. ? 


Metropouitan Fire Bricgape Expenses (No. 2): Bill to 
amend the Law in regard to the Metropolitan Fire Brigade 
Expenses ; Ordered; presented, 154. Second Reading 
deferred, 158, 167, 177, 214, 223, 229, 237, 252, 260, 


-~&gt; «- 


Paurprer EstTABLIisHMENTs. Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Metropo.itaNn Potice. Vide Accounts. 


Merropouitan Poxice Constasues (Charges). Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 
Court  Bvitpines. Vide 


Metrorpotitran  Potice 


275. 
METROPOLITAN 
Suppty. 

Metrropo.tiran Pouice in ATTENDANCE on the Hovusgs of 
| PaRLIAMENT. Vide Accounts. 


Merropouitan Portce (Injuries). Vide Accounts. 


|Merropouitan Outer Circite Raitway; Petition, and 
Bill ordered, 26. Read, 38. Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 49. Bill committed, 69. Reported, 115. Con- 
sidered, as amended, 178. Passed, 186. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 424. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
429. (Cited as Metropolitan Outer Circle Railway Act, 
1888) Royal Assent, 435. 


MeErropo.uitan Porice Provisionau OrpverR; Bill to con- 
firm a Provisionat Order made by one of Her Maiesty’s 
Principal Secretaries of State under “The Metropolitan 

| Police Act, 1586,” relating to Lands in the Parishes of 

Saint Mary, Newington (Surrey), Saint Pancras (Middle- 

sex), Saint Dunstan, Stepney (Middiesex), Saint Mary 

Abbotts, Kensington (Middlesex), and Elstree (Hertford); 

Ordered, 162. Presented; read, and referred to the Ex- 

aminers, 163. Report, That the Standing Order has been 

complied with; Day appointed for Second Reading, 198. 

Bill reported, without Amendment; Provisional Order 

confiruwed ; Day appointed for Third Reading, 249. Bill 

committed, 201. Passed, 253. Agreed to by the 

Lords, 306. (Cited as Metropolitan Police Provisional 

Order Confirmation Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 325. 

METROPOLITAN 











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51 &amp; 52 Vict.] INDEX ¢o the 


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METROPOLITAN POLICE. 


Merropouiran Raitway. Vide Oxrorp. 


METROPOLITAN Streets Recuiarion ; Bill to repeal cer- 
tain parts of the Act of the Fifiy-seventh Geerge the 
Third, chapter Twenty-nine (Loc al), intituled, “ An Act | 
for better paving, improving, and regulating the Streets of 
the Metropolis, and removing and p: reventing Nu'sances 
and Obstructions thereon;” Ordered ; presented accord- | 
ingly, 465. Second Reading deferred, 472. Day ap-| 
pointed for Second Reading, 475, 477. 481, 4X5, 489, 501. | 
Second Reading deferred, 505, 514. 


METROPOLITAN Water Companies. Vide Accounts. 


Mipp.LessBroucH Water. Vide SrockrTon. 


Mipp.eron Tramways. Vide Mancuester. 


Mipvanp and Great WEstern, Dupin and Mearn, and 
Navan and Kinescourt Raitways; Report, That the 
Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 35. Bill brought from the Lords, 203. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 204. Report, That the 
Standing Ordeis not previc susly inquired into have been 
complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 244. Com- 
mitted, 257. Reported, 290. Considered, as amended, 
so!, Passed, with Amendments, 312. To which the 
Lords agree, 319. (Cited as Midland Great Western, 
Dublin and Meath, and Navan and Kingscourt Railways | 
(Purchase) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 325. 


Miptanp Raitway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 26. Read, 
and referred to the Examineis, 38. Report, That Stand- 
ing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to Le read a 
second time, 49. Commitied, 65. Report on Petition 
for dispensing with Standing Order 129, That the Stand- 
ing Order ought to be dispensed with, 111. Bill :eported, 
187. Considered, as amended, 201. Passed [New Titie], 
213. By the Lords, with Amendments, Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 364. 
Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 393. 





Yr 
355- 


Mipianpbs Raitway. Vide Eastern. 


Mirrorv Docks; Petition, and Bill ordered, 26. 
referred to the Examiners, 38. 
Order 62 has been complied with ; Bill to be read a second 
time, 65. Committed, 80. Reported, 125. Considered, as | 
amended, 141. Passed,152. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 360. Lords’ Amendments agreed te, 309. ( Cited | 
as Milford Docks Act, 1888) Royzl Assent, 325. 


| MortMaln and CHaritaBce Usss; 


(Cited as Midland Railway | 


Read, and | 
Report, That Standing | 





Miviria Act. 
Miitita and Miritia Reserve. Vide Supery (Army). 


Vide Accounts. | 
Mipitrary Epvucation. | 
| 


Vide Suppty (Army). 

Miuitary Forces LocaisaTion ( Appropriation Account). 
Vide Accounts. | 

Miuirary Law. Vide Suppry, 

Miuitrary Savines Banks. Vide Accounts. 

MiLtwaLt Sunway. Vide Greenwicu. 

Mines (Accidents). Vide Accounts. 


Mines (Limitation of Hours); Bill to limit the Hours of 


Labour by Underground Workers to Eight Hours a 
dav; Ordered, 199. Presented, 200. Second Reading 
deferred, 260, 251, 3304. Day appointed for Second | 


Reading. 323. Second Reading deterred, 339. Order for | 
Second Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn, 349. 








MINEs. Vide MeTa.LuirEeRous. 


Mines and Minerats. Vide Accounts. 


Minine Accipents Iysurance (Scotland); Bill to provide | 
for a System of National Insurance against Accidents in | 
Mines in Scotland; Ordered, 41. Presented, 42. Se- | 

| 


Vou. 143.——Sess. 1888. 


One Hunprep and Forry-rutrp Vouume. 


143, 161, 192, 232, 





cond ¢ eating beet, 83, 96, 118, 
237, 244, 247, 308. 


Minine Leases ( Cornwall and Devon); Bill1o amend the 
Law relating to Mining Leases in Cornwall and Devon; 


Ordered, 33, Presented, 34. Committed, 86. Com- 
mittee delerred, 118, 164, 168. Order for Committee 
discharged ; another day appuinted, 253. Order for Com- 
mittee discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 340. 

! 

Minr. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 

MisceLtLaANeoOus CHARITABLE and other ALLOWANCES. 
Vide Suppty. 

Miscetuaneous Errectrive Services. Vide Surepry. 
(Army) (Navy). 

MisceLLaneous Expenses. Vide Suppry. 

MisceLtaNgous Satanries and Cuarces in the War 


Orrice. Vide Suppry (Army). 


Mircnuenstown Rior. Vide Accounts. 


Moto Raitway. Vide WrexHam. 


Monmourtrusnuike Lines. Vide Tarr VAuLe. 


More Mortirication. Vide Epucarionat. 


Morony, Tuomas. Vide Nous ( Adjournment Motions). 


Morrtauity (General and Infant). Vide Accounts. 


Bill to consolidate the 
Law relatins to Mortmain and to the disposition of Land 
for Charitable Uses: Brought from the Lords, a8. Read, 
101. Committed, 116. Committee deferred, 151. Order 
for Committee discharged ; Bill committed to the Standing 
Committee on Law, &amp;c., 1543. Members added to the 
Committee in respect of the Bill, 185, e2o2. Bill re- 
ported [Title amended |,262. Consideration, as amended, 
deferred, 273, 286, 29; 307, 315, 325, 334, 344, 352s 


362, 372, 389, 402, 408, 411, 415, 416, 421, 425, 422, 
437, 445. Bill considered, as amended; Passed, with 


Amendments, 452. To which the Lords agree, with a 
Consequential Amendment to the Bill; Consequential 
Amendment to be now considered ; considered, and agreed 


to, 455. (Cited as Mortmain and Charitable Uses Act, 
1888) Royal Assent, 458. 
MorrmMain Licences. Vide Accounts. 
MOTIONS 
—— Upposed, and Debate adjourned, after Mid- 


night, 88. 


— Withdrawn, 
112. 


102, &amp;c, ——~—®— Original, with- 
diawn, 





drawn, and a Resolution on same sub- 
ject, 176, 


Novices of. Vide Orpers of the Day. 








Moc nTAINS, Access To (Scotland); Bill to secure to the 

Public the Right of Access to Mountains and Moorlands 

in Scotland; Ordered, 32. Presented, 33. Committed, 

161. Committee deferred, 170, 182, 189, 195, 224, 281. 

Order for Committee discharged ; another day appointed, 
301. Committee deferred, 321, 338, 358. 


Mountains, Rivers and Patruways (Wales); Bill to 
secure to tlhe Putlic the Right of Access to Mountains, 
Kivers, Lakes, Moors, and Waste Lands, also ancient or 
disused P athways, i in the Principality of Wales ; Ordered ; 
presented, 48. Second Reading deferred, 59. "Order for 
Second Reading discharged ; another day appointed, 7 
89. Second Reading deferred, 108. Motion, That the 
Bill be now read a second time ; and, it being Midnight, 
the Debate stood adjourned, 154. Further adjourned, 
170, 178, 206, 224, 265. 

MoveaBLe 


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INDEX to the 





Moveasis Axpopss; Bill to provide for the Registration | 
and Regulation of Travelling Vans or other Vehicles used 
as Temporary Abodes ; Ordered ; presented accordingly, | 
134. in nd Reading deferred, 177, 193, 200, 229, 256, | 
275, 283, 297, 305) 3'7+ 322, 335) 3:39) 353 358, 378, 380, 
395,416. Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill 
withdrawn, 438. 


Monicipat Bounpariss (Dublin); Bill to provide for the 
Extension of the Municipal Boundaries of Dublis ; Or- | 
dered; presented accordingly, 233. Second Reading 
deferred, 256, 282. Examiners to examine the Bill with 
respect to compliance with the Standing Orders relative to 
Private Bills, 329. Report, That the Standing Orders | 
have not beev complied with; referred to the Select 
Committee on Standing Orders, 336. Report, That the | 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 355. 























MunicipaL Corporations (England and Ireland). Vide 
Borovueu Funps. 






Municipal Funds in the promotion of Local Bills in Par- 
liament; Ordered ; presented accordingly, 405. Second 







sidered in Committee, and reported, 422, Consideration, 
as amended, deferred, 426. Bill considered, as amended ; 
Passed, 429. Agreed to by the Lords, 455. (Cited as 
Municipal Corporations (Local Bills) ( Ireland) Act, 1888) 
Royal Assent, 456. 

Municipat Corrorations (New Charters). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. \ 

Municipau Exzcrors. Vide PARLIAMENTARY. 

Municipat Francuise (Belfast); Bill to assimilate the 
Rating Qualification of the Municipal aud Parliamentary 
Franchise of the Borough of Belfast; Ordered, 54. 
Presented, 55. Second Reading deferred, 81. Motion, 
That the Bill be now read a second time ; Amendment pro- 
posed, “ Six Months,” and, on Division, made; Second 
Reading put off for Six Months, 142. 












































Municipat Francuise (Ireland); Biil to amend the Law 
relating tu the Municipal Franchise in Ireland; Ordered, 
14. Presented, 18. Second Reading deferred, 86, 93, 
132, 140, 146,177, 224, 282, 380. 


Municipat Funps (Jreland) ; Bill to authorise the appli- 
cation of Funds of Municipal Corporations and other 
Governing Bodies of Towns in Ireland, in certain cases; 
Ordered; presented accordingly, 437. Bill committed, 
441. Considered in Committee, and reported, 445. Con- 
sidered, as amended ; Passed, 453. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 503. Day appointed for considering them, 
503. Lords’ Amendments considered; one agreed to, 
with a special entry; the next Amendment being read a 
second time, Motion, That this House doth disagree with 
the Lords in the said Amendment, and objection being 
iaken to further proceeding, the Debate stood adjourned, 
51%. Further adjourned, 513. Resumed; Motion with- 
drawn ; Amendment and subsequent Amendments agreed 
to, with an Amendment, 520. To which last-mentioned 
Amendment the Lords agree, and make a consequential 
Amendment to the Bull, 521. Lords’ consequential 
Amendment agreed to, 524. (Cited as Borough Funds 
(Ireland) Act, 1858) Royal Assent, 533. 

Monicipat Rares; Bill to make provision for the making, 
assessment, and collection of Municipal Rates; Ordered, 
33- Presented, 34. Second Reading deferred. 59, 61, 
75, 86, 118, 147, 193, 209, 229, 252, 274, 296. 316, 


Murpers. Vide Accounts. 


Museums. Vide Britisu. Narurau History. Suppty. 


Music Hats. Vide THEATRES. 
MusseEt Fisueries. Vide Oyster. 








Oxe Hunprep and Forty-rairp Votume. (1888. 











51 &amp; 52 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess. 3. 1888. 


N AILERS and Smatit Caain Makers; Motion, That 


the state of things revealed in the Report of the Labour 
Correspondent of the Board of Trade in reference to the 
present condition of the Nailers and Small Chain Makers 
in South Staffordshire and East Worcestershire requires 
the attention of Parliament at the earliest possible period ; 
Debate arising; and, cbjection being taken to further 
Proceeding, the Debate stood adjourned till this day, 500. 
Further adjourned, 503, 514. 


| Nai Makers and Smartt Cuain Makers. Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 


Nar Vauttey Drainace; Report, That the Bill should 


originate in the House of Lords, 11. 


Municrpat Corporations (Local Bills) (Ireland); Bill to Natau. Vide Accounts. 
enable Municipal Cerporations in Ireland to apply! Nagionan Dest Acr (TZerminable Annuities). Vide 


Accounts. 


Reading deferred, 412, 416. Bill committed, 418. Con-| Narionat Desr Acts; Motion for the House to resolve 


itself into a Committee to consider of amending the Acts 
relating to the National Debt ; Queen’s Recommendation 
signified ; Question agreed to, 86. Matter considered in 
Committee, 89. Resolutions reported, and agreed to; 
Bill ordered thereupon, g2. Vide infra. 


Nationau Desr (Conversion); Bill for 1educing the Rate 


of Interest on the National Debt; Ordered; presented 
accordingly, g2. Motion, That the Bill be now read a 
second time; Amendment proposed to !eave out from the 
word ** That” to the end of the Question, in order to add 
the words “ having regard to great loss and injury sustained 
by the very large number of persons who hold small 
amounts of stock, the interest on which it is proposed to 
be reduced, and to the small annual reduction in the public 
burdens effected by tae proposed conversion, this House 
thinks it inexpedient to make the change proposed ” ; and 
withdrawn; Bill committed, 102. Considered in Com- 
mittee, and reported, 111. Order for consideration, as 
amended; read; Bill re-committed in respect of a new 
Clause; Instruction to the Committee, That they have 
Power to consider a Clause to empower Trustees to invest 
the Proceeds of Funds converted or exchanged under the 
Bill in certain other securities; Considered in Com- 
mittee, and reported; Clause added; Bili considered, as 
amended, 114. Order for Third Reading, read; Queen’s 
Consent, and Prince of Wales’s Consent signified ; Motion, 
That the Bill be now read the third time; Amendment 
proposed, to leave out from the words “ Bill be” to the 
end of the Question, in order to add the words “ re-com- 
mitted to a Committee of the whole House in respect of a 
new Clause,” but not made; Bill passed, 116. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 121. (Cited as National Debt ( Conversion) 
Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 128. 


Order, That the Committee 





on the Consolidated Fund Bill (No. 1), and the Consider- 


ation of the National Debt (Conversion) Bill, as amended, 
have precedence of the Orders of the Day subsequent to 
the Land Law (Ireland) Acts Amendment Bill; and that 
so much of the Standing Order “ Sittings of the House,” 
as relates to the Interruption of Business, and the Ad- 


journment of the House at half-past Five, and at 


Six o’clock, be suspended during to-day’s Sitting, until 
the proceedings on the Consolidated Fund (No. 1) 
Bill, and the National Debt (Conversion) Bill, are con- 
cluded, 114. 


x = » : a F 
Musicat Compositions. Vide Copyrigurt. Nationa Desr (Conversion) Act. Vide Accounts, 


NationaL Desr (Military Savings Banks). Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 
NATIONAL 











Vins 


51 &amp; 52 Vict. | 


Nationa Dest (Notice of Redemption); Resvlution, That 


NatTIonaAt Desr Orrice. Vide SupPty. | 


NatronaL Derence; Bill to make better provision respect- 


National. Derence (Remuneration, §c.); Motion, for the | 


INDEX ¢o the One Hu 








the Consolidated Three Pounds Per Centum Annuities | 
and the Reduced Three Pounds Per Centum Annuities 
shall be redeemable at any time after the expiration of one | 
year from the date at which a Copy of this Resolution, | 
having been inserted in the “ London Gazette,” is affixed 
on the Royal Exchange in London, by payments of not 
less than Five hundred thousand pounds at any one time, 
in inanner directed by any Act to be passed, 345. 





Nationa Dest (Savings Banks). Vide Accounts. 


Natrona Dest (Savings Banks and Friendly Societies). 


Vide Accounts. 


Natronat Desr (Supplemental); Bill to make certain 


Amendments in the Law consequential on the passing of 
“ The National Debt (Conversion) Act, 1888”; Ordered ; 
presented accordingly, 222. Motion, That the Bill be 
now read a second time; and, it being Midnight, the 
Debate stood adjourned, 236. Further adjourned, 242, 
246,251. Resumed; Bill committed, 264. Committee 
deferred, 268. Bill considered in Committee; and it 
being Midnight, the Chairman left the Chair to make his 
Report to the House; Resolution, That this House will 
immediately again resolve itself into the Committee; Bill 
again considered in Committee, and reported, 273. Con- 
sideration, as amended, deferred, 283. Bill considered, as 
amended, 285. Passed,289. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 306. Day appointed for considering them, 311. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, with a special entry, 314. 
(Cited as National Debt ( Supplemental) Act, 1888) Royal 
Assent, 324. 


ing National Defence ; Ordered ; presented accordingly, 
196. Committed, 214. Committee deferred, 223, 229, 237, | 
251, 257, 265, 273, 295, 315, 326, 345, 372, 389, 394. | 
Bill considered in Committee, 397. (Closure claimed, but | 
Chairman withholds his assent), Committee deferred, 409, | 
408, 415,432. Further considered in Committee, and | 
reported, 444. Considered, as amended; Passed, 453. ! 
Agreed to by the Lords, 455. (Cited as National Defence | 
Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 456. 


| 


House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of 
authorising the payment, out of Moneys to be provided by | 
Parliament, of remuneration to Railway Companies for | 
receiving and forwarding Traffic under the authority of a 
Secretary of State or the Admiralty, and of compensation 
to any person suffering loss for anything done under such 
authority, in pursuance of any Act of the present Session 
to make better provision respecting National Defence ; | 
Queen’s Recommendation signified; Question agreed to, | 
218. Committee deferred, 223, 236. Matter considered | 
in Committee, 251. Committee deferred, 257. Matter again | 
considered in Committee ; and Objection being taken to | 
further proceeding, the Chairman left the Chair to report 
progress, 265. Committee deferred, 268, 273, 283. | 
Matter again considered in Committee, 285. Resolution 
reported ; agreed to, 289. 





Nationa Epvucation (Jreland). Vide Accounts. Svup- 


PLY. 


Nationaut GAuuery. Vide Accounts. Supptiy. 
Nationa Ga.tery (Ireland). Vide Accounts. Suppty. 
Nationa Portrait Gattery. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


NatrionaL Rircte Association (Correspondence). Vide 


AccounTs. 


Nationat Scuoout Teacuers (Jreland); Bill to amend the 


Law relating to National School Teachers in Ireland ; 


VoL. 143.——Sess. 1888. 





NDRED and Forty-ratrp VoLumeE.- 


= — — — ——E — a ——— ——____——+ 


Ordered, 14. Presented 19. Second Reading deferred, 


132, 141, 146, 177, 224, 275. 


| Nartonat Scnoot Teacuers (Jreland) Pension Funp. 


Vide Accounts. 


Nationau Scuoot Teacners SupERANNUATION OFFICE 
(Dublin). Vide Supp ty. 


Natura History Museum Buitpines. Vide Suprry. 

Navat ArRMAMENTs. Vide Suppiy (Navy). 

Navau Expenpiture. Vide Accounts. 

Nava Pensioners. Vide Accounts. 

Navat Pensions and Axutowances. Vide Suppty 
(Navy.) 

Nava Prize Money, &amp;c. Vide Accounts. 

Nava Reserve. Vide Suppty (Navy). 

Nava Savines Banks. Vide Accounts. 

Navan Raitway. Vide Mipuanp. 

Navies (England and other Countries). Vide Accounts. 

NAVIGATION and Surppinc. Vide Accounts. 

Navication Treaties ( 7vreatment Clauses). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 

Navy. Vide Accounts. 

Navy Accounts (Manufactures, §c. in Dockyard and 
Victualling Yards, 1886-87. Vide Accounts. 

Navy Accounts (Shipbuilding and Dochyard Transactions). 
Vide Accounts. 


Navy and Army Expenpirvre, 1886-87; House resolves 
on future day to go into a Committce to consider the 
Savings and Deficiencies upon Navy and Army Grants 
for 1886-87, and the temperary sanction obtained from 
the Treasury by the Navy and Army Departments to the 
Expenditure not provided for in the Grants for that year; 
Appropriation Accounts for the Navy and Army Depart- 
ments, which were presented upon the 24th and 15th days 
of February last, referred to the Committee, 51 7- Matter 
considered in Committee, 522. Resolutions reported, and 
agreed to, 526. 


Navy (Appropriation Account). Vide Accounts, 

Navy Cuapiain’s DEPARTMENT (Army). Vide Suppty. 
Navy (Civil Pensions and Gratuities). Vide Suppry. 
Navy (Courts Martial). Vide Accounts. 


Navy (Dockyard and Ports Regulations Act). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 

Navy Estimates; Select Committee appointed to examine 
into the Navy Estimates, and to report their Observations 
thereon to the House; Appointed, g5. ‘To consist of 
Seventeen Members; Power to send for persons, papers, 
and records; Five to be the Quorum, tog. First Report, 
194. Second, 267. Third, 404. Fourth, 433. 


Navy (Estimates). Vide Accounts. 

Navy Estimates (New Form). Vide Accounts. 

Navy (Exceptions to Queen’s Regulations). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 

Navy (Guns). Vide Accounts. 

Navy (Health). Vide Accounts. 

Navy (4.8. “ Orlando”). Vide Accounts. 

Navy (4.M.S. “ Rodney,” “ Howe,” “ Camperdown,” and 
“ Anson”). Vide Accounts. 


Navy (H.M.S. “ Sultan” and S.S. “ Ville de Victoria *, 
Vide Accounts. 
Navy 
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INDEX ¢o the One Honprep and Forty-1H1RD Vout ME. (1888. 




















=&lt; = = — = ———————————— — — = rn F 
Navy isitiinenmiials Report). Vide Accounve. 243. Day eppeieted fer Roswell Reading, 496. Second 
Navy, Martiat Law. Vide Suppty. Reading deferred, 510. in 
&gt; 2 e . ye : s ide 
Navy (Medicines and Medical Stores). Vide SupPL.y. itacantniniating af Roxconrounsers (Attendance of Bapis- 
Navy (Aen Employed in Dockyard). Vide Accounts. trars) Buu. 
Navy (Naval Armaments). Vide Suppry. Non-Paupers. Vide Scnoot Fess. 
Navy (Naval Pensions and Allowances). Vide Surruy. | Norra Britisu Raitway; Report, That the Bill should 
Navy (Reserved and Retired Pay). Vide Surry. originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the 
Navy (Scientific Services). Vide Suppuy. Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
( “in ) ms with, 35. Bill brought from the Lords, 231. Read, and 
Navy, Sea and Coasr Guarp Services. Vide Suppty. referred to the Exammers, 231. Report, That the Stund- 
Navy, SEAMEN and Marines (Victualling and Clothing). ing Orders not previously inquired into have been complied 
Vide SupPty. with ; Bill to be read a second time, 239. Committed, 


253. Reported, 314. Cousidered, as amended, 399. 
Passed, with Amendments, 409. ‘To which the Lords 
. agree, 419. (Cited as North British Railway Act, 1888) 
Navy (Widows? Pensions and Allowances). Vide Suppty.| Royal Assent, 435. 


Navy (Statement Explanatory of Estimates). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Navy (Works, Buildings, and Repairs). Vide Suprty. Norru Britisu Raitw ay (Bridgeton Cross Extension); Re- 
port, That the Biil should originate inthe House of Lords, 11. 
Report, That the Stauding Orders had been certified to have 
been complied with, 35. “Rill brought from the Lords, 231. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 232. Report, That 
the Standing Orders not previously inquired into have 


Neatu Raitway. Vide LLANGAMMARCH. 


Netson Locat Boarp; Petition, and Bill ordered, 26. 
Read, 38. Committed, 52. Reported from the Select 
Committee on Police and Sanitary Regulation Bills, 266. 
Considered, as amended, 276. Passed, 288. sy the!) been complied with; Bil to be read a second time, 
Lords, with Amendments, 375. Lords’ Amendments 239.  Conmitted, 253. Reported, 306. Considered, 
agreed to, 384. (Cited as Nelson Local Board Act, 1888)} 25 amended, 321. Passed, wih Amendments, 330. To 
Royal Assent, 435. which the Lirds agree, 342. (Cited as North British 

Newbury Raitway. Vide Dipcor. Railway ( Bridgeton Cross Extension) Act, 1888) Royal 

NEWCASTLE-UPON-T YNE (S¢. Mary’s Hospital, §c.); Report,| Assent, 343. 

That the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 11.! Norra Cornwatt Raltway; Report, That the Bill should 
Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to originate in the House o! ‘Lords, 11. Report, That the 
have been complied with, 35. Bil! brought trom the Lords, Standing Ordeis had been certified to have been com- 
255. Read, and referred tothe Examiners, 255. Report, plied with, 35. Bill brought from the Lords, 228. Read, 
That no Standing Orders not previously inquired into and referred to the Examiners, 228. Report, That the 
are applicable ; Bill to be read a second time, 269. Com- Standing Orders not previously inquired into have been 
mitted, 292. Reported, 314. Considered, as amended, complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 266. Uom- 
330. Passed, with Amendments, 342. To which the| mitted, 283. Reported, without Amendment, 364. Con- 
Lords agree, 355. (Cited as St. Mary’s Hospital ( New- sidered, 378. Passed, 358. (Cited as North Cornwall 





castle-upun- Tyne) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 393. Railway Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 435. 
Newnaven Harsovur; Petition, and Bill ordered, 26.) Norrn Sra Fisneries; Bill to carry into effect an Inter- 
_ Read, and referred to the Examiners, 38, Report, That ternational Convention respecting the Liquor Traffic in the 


Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be Neith Sea; Ordered; presented accordingly, 250. Com- 
read a second time, 49. Committed, 65. Reported, mitted, 264. Committee deferred, 273,286. Considered 
120. Considered, as amended, 130. Queen’s Consent in Committee, and reported, without Amendment; J’assed, 
signified; Bill passed, 136. Agreed to by the Lords,| 289. Agreed to by the Lords, 342. (Cited as North 
203. (Cited as Newhaven Harbour Act, 1888) Royal Sea Fisheries Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 343. 


Assent, 232. /Nortra Sea Fisnenies (Last Lincolnshire) Harsour and 
New MemMBER TAKING his Sear. Vide Supriy (Amend- | Dock ; Report, That the Bill should originate in the 
ments ). House of Lords, 11. Report, That the Standing Ordets 


had been certified to have been complied with, 35. 
Newport Docks and Ratitway. Vide ALexaNDRa,. ’ . pi 2 35 


Nortu Srarrorpsnire Water; Report, Thit the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 35. 


Newport (Monmouthshire) Conrvoration Water; Peti- 
tion, and Bill ordered, 26. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 38. Report, That Standing Order 62 has 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 62.| : * 
Committed, 73. Reported, 113. Considered, as amended, | NonTH Western Rainway. Vide Lonpon. 





130. Passed, 136, By the besds with Amendments, Norice taken of ParricuLtarR MatTrTreErs: 
314. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 323. (Cited as a eT 
Newport (Monmouthshire ) Corporation Water Act, 1888) were not present in the House, 191, 200, 219. age sl 


Royal Assent, 343. mittee of the whole House, 528. 











Newsparer Linet and Recisrration Act, 1881 (Public | —.._____ _____ ——-— That Her Majesty’s 
Prosecutions). Vide Accounts. interest was concerned in Bills, 116, 133, &amp;c. 

New Zearanp and Austratian Lanp Comrayy; Re- | ___ hieaseees That the Prince of 
port, That the Bill should originate in the House of} Wales's interest was concerned in Bills, 204. 


Lords, 11. Report, That the Standing Orders had been 
certified to have been complied with, 35. 


Nicer River (Customs Duties). Vide Accounts. 


Notices of Morton. Vide House (Lusiness of the). 
Imperial Derence (Expenses). Orpers of the Day. 

Nuisances ’revention. Vide Vacant. 

NonconrorMist Cuapets, Vide Marriaces. 

Nonconrormist Marriaces (Attendance of Registrars); 51 § 52 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess. 3. 1888. 
Bili to render unnecessary the Attendance of Registrars 
at Nonconformist Marriages; Ordered, 75. Preseuted, Oa THS; House resolves to go into a Committee to 
76. Second Reading deferred, 133, 151, 167, 189, 206, consider of amending the Law as to Oaths; — 

considere 











XUM 








51 &amp; 52 Vicr.}] INDEX ¢o the Ont Hunprep and Forty-turrp VoLuME. 








OatTHs—continued,. Further adjourned, 273, 286, 296, 307, 315, 327, 334» 344» 


considered in Committee; Resclution for Bill reported ; | 
Bill ordered thereupon, 13. Vide infra. | 





13. Presented, 18. Motion, That the Bill be now 
read a second time; Amendu.ent proposed to leave 
out from the word * That ” to the end cf the Question, in 





352. Order for Second Reading discharged ; Bill with- 
drawn, 362. 


— Bill to amend the Law as to Oaths; Ordered, OrriciaL Trustee; Bill to constitute the Office of Official 


Trustee, and for other purposes relating thereto; Ordered ; 
presented, 59. Second Reading deferred, 182, 194, 206, 
232, 281, 341. 


le thie vorde “having re . at | : 
order to add the words “having regaid to the fact that) Qppy Spacers. Vide Pustic MEETINGS. 


the Bill for the Amendment of the Law as to Oaths re- | 


lates not only to the Parliamentary Oath, but involves) ORancE River Territory, &amp;c. Vide Suprry. 


grave questions of Constitutional usage affecting every | : : 
grave questions " ; e 5 Y'Orpers. Vide ELtections. Sranping Orpers. 


class of persons within these Realms, this House declines | 
to make any alteration in the present Law until the whole | 
subject has been investigated by a Royal Commission,” 
but, on Division, not made; Main Question proposed, 
That the Bill be now read a second time (Closure claimed ; 
Question put, ‘That the Question be now put”; and, 
on Division, resolved in the Affirmative); Main Question 
accordingly put, That the Bill be now read a second time ; 
and, on Division, resolved in the Affirmative; Bill com-! 
mitted, 96. Order for Committee discharged ; another 
Day appointed, 104. Committee deferred, 143, 146, 193, 
Order for Committee discharged ; another Day appointed, | 
195. Committee deferred, 259,274. Bill considered in | 
Committee, 279, 280, 303,321,340. (Question put pursuant 
to Standing Order, Closure of Debate; Closure claimed, 
but the Chairm:n withholds his assent, and declines then 
to put the Question); Bill reported, 3;0. Considered, as 
amended, 353. Third Reading delerred, 363, 373, 378, | 
380, 383, 300, 305, 493, 408, 411, 415, 417, 422, 426, | 
433, 438, 441. Motion, That the Bill be now read the 
third time; Amendment proposed, “Six Months,” but, 
on Division, not made; Bill passed, 443. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 448. (Cited as Oaths Act, 1888) Royal Assent, | 
533- Vide supra. 





OBJECTION TAKEN to Various MATTERS: 
ae ae ———— To further Pro-| 
ceeding with Bills, or Matters, or Debates, pursuant to 
Standing Order No. 1, 170 (twice), 383, 481, Xe. 
—_——-—_--——._ In Comniittee of 
the whole House, 243, 265, 524, &amp;e. 


— 








\ 

















That a Clause | 
proposed in a Committee of the whole House on a Bill | 
required an Instruction, 500. 








Occupation of Gress Lanps. Vide GLEBE. 


Occupiers’ DisQuaLiricaTIoN Removat; Bill to relieve 
Occupiers of Dwelling-houses and Lodgers from Dis- 
qualification as Voters at Parliamentary Elections by | 
reason of Temporary Absence on Service; Ordered, 39. | 
Presented, 34. Second Reading deferred, 52, 65, 81. | 
Metion, That the Bill be now read a second time; and | 
the Motion being opposed, and it being after Midnight, | 
the Debate stood adjourned, 88. Further adjourned, 9g, | 
118, 132, 140, 145, 147, 158, 167, 170, 178, 232, 244. 
Order for resuming adjourned Debate, read; Bull com- 
mitted, 322. Committee deferred, 238, 340, 345, 355, 
368, 378, 395, 411, 438, 460, 474, 477- 


Orrice under the Crows (Vacating of Seats); Bill to amend 
the Law relating to the Vacation of Seats by Members of | 





| 


| 
{ 


the Commons House of Parlisment accepting Office under } . 


the Crown; Ordered, 32. Presented, 33. Second Read- | 
ing deferred, 96. Motion, Tat the Bill be now read a | 
second time; and it being Midnight, the Debate stood | 
adjourved, 208. Further adjourned, 275, 335- 


} 
OrrictaL Rererets. Vide Accounts. | 
| 


Orricrat Secrets; Bill to prevent the Disclosure of | 
Documents and Information by means either of Spies or 
cf Breaches of Official Trust ; Ordered; presented accord- | 
ingly, 213. Second Reading deferred, 223, 236, 242, 
251. Motion, That the Bill be now read a second time ; 
and it being Midnight, the Debate stood adjourned, 264. 











Vou 148. Sess. 1888. 











ORDERS OF THE DAY: 








—_—_—_—_-——_-—— Order for resuming 
the adjourned Debate on the Queen’s Speech, Motion for 
Address, to have precedence this day of the Notices of 
Motions and Orders of the Day, and To-morrow of the 
other Orders of the Day, 40, 53. 

——$ ——_—$ ——_ —__ —_— Motion, That the con- 
sideration of the proposed Rules of Procedure have pre- 
cedence of all Orders of the Day and Notices of Motion on 
every day on which the consideration of those Rules may 
be set down by the Government; Amendment proposed 
to insert, after the second word “ day,” the words “ except 
Wednesdays” ; but,un Division, not made :— Order, That 
the consideration of the proposed Rules of Procedure 
have precedence of all Orders of the Day and Notices of 
Motion on every day on which the consideration of those 
Rules may be set down by the Government, 62. 


—_—_—_-——_—_-_——_-—— Orders of the Day 
subsequent to Supply postponed until after the Notice of 
Motion relating to Public Meetings in the Metropolis, 77. 
Standing Order No. 20 suspended, and Committee of 
Supply deferred till after the Order of the Day for re- 
suming the adjourned Debate on Public Meetings in the 
Metropolis, 78. 

— Order, That the Com- 








| mittee on the Consolidated Fund Bill (No. 1), and the 


Consideration of the National Debt (Conversion) Bill, as 
amended, have precedence of the Orders of the Day sub- 
sequent to the Land Law (Ireland) Acts Amendment 
Bill; and that so much of the Standing Order, “ Sittings 
of the House,” as relates to the Interruption of Business, 
and the Adjournment of the House at half-past Five, and 
at Six o’clock, be suspended during To-day’s Sitting, until 
the proceedings on tlie Consolidated Fund (No. 1) Bill, 
and the Natioual Debt (Conversion) Bill, are concluded, . 


114. 





—— — — Order, That whenever 





the Local Government (England and Wales) Bill shall be 


appointed for Tuesday or Friday the House shall meet at 
‘Two of the clock, 263. 





— Order, That Standing 


Order No. 11, appointing the Committee of Supply to be 


the first Order of the Day on Fridays, be read and sus- 
nended, and that the Orders of the Day for the Second 
Reading of the Local Government (England and Wales) 
Bill and tiie Local Government (England and Wales) 
Electors Bill have precedence of the Committee of Supply, 
on Division, 153. 








Order, That Standing 


Order No. 11, appointing the Committee of Supply to be 


the first Order of the Day on Fridays, be read and sus- 
pended, and that the Orders of the Day for the Second 
Reading of the Local Government (England and Wales) 
Bill and the Local Government (England and Wales) 
Electors Bill have precedence of the Committee of Supply, 
169. 














Motion, That the Or- 
der of the Day for the Committee on Imperial Defeuce 
Expenses] have precedence this day of the Notices of 
Motion and other Orders of the Day; Amendment 


proposed to be made to the Question, by leaving out from 
the 





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INDEX ¢o the One Hunvrep and Forry-ruirp Votu Me. 





ORDERS OF THE DAY—continued. 
the word “ That,” to the end of the Question, in order to 
add the words “ this House is nct_ prepared to surrender | 
this day to the Government,” &amp;c. ; Question put pursuant | 
to Standing (Closure of Debate) (Mr. Labouchere), and, 
on Division, Amendment not made:—Order, That the, 
Order of the Day for the Committee on Imperial Defence | 
| Expenses] have precedence this day of the Notices of | 
Motion and other Orders of the Day, 227. 

- Order, That the Or-| 

der for resuming the adjourned Debate on the Motion 

relating to “The Criminal Law and Procedure (Ireland) 

Act, 1887,” have precedence this day of the Notices of 

Motion and other Orders of the Day, 319. | 

Order, That when- | 

ever the Local Government (England and Wales) Bill is 
appointed for a Tuesday it shall have priority over all | 
Orders of the Day and Notices of Motion, and that so 
much of the Order for Morning Sitiings of the 7th of | 
June as relates to Tuesday be rescinded ; on Division, 333. | 

— Order, That, for the | 
remainder of the Session, Government Business, whether | 
Orders of the Day, or Notices of Motion, have precedence 
on Tuesday and Wednesday; that Standing Order 11, 
relating to the Committee of Supply, or Ways and Means | 
on Friday, be suspended; and that Standing Order 56, 
relating to Mr. Speaker leaving the Chair without putting | 
any Question on going into Committee of Supply on 
Monday and Thursday, be extended to the other days | 
of the week; That Reports of Supply and Ways and 
Means may be taken after Midnight (and half-past five 
on Wednesday), though opposed, and that the Proceed- 
ings thereon be not interrupted, either at Midnight or One 
o’clock (or on Wednesday at Six), but after such Reports 
have been disposed of no Opposed Business shall be taken, 


354: 


—_— 


— —_—_——_——- Order, That until the 
Government Orders are disposed of, sv much of the Stand- 
ing Order No. 1, Sittings of the House, as relates to the 
interruption of Business at Midnight, the right of objection 
after Midnight, and the Adjournment of the House at 
One o’clock, be suspended this day and To-morrow ; after 
Amendment proposed, but, on Division, not made, 443. 

Vide also House 
( Business of the). 


OrDNANCE Facrories. Vide Supply (Army). 


OrpNance Survey. Vide Accounts. 


OrpuHaAns Pensions. Vide Mercuant. 


Osters (Ireland), Vide Trees. 


OutER Circite Raitway. Vide METROPOLITAN. 


Ourtawries; Bill for the more effectual preventing Clan- 
destine Outlawries ; read, 4. 


Out-Pensions. Vide Suppiy (Army). 


Ourraces (Ireland). Vide Accounts, 


Owners (Scotland). Vide Limirep. 


Oxrorp, AyLEsBury, and Merropouiran Junction RalL- 
way ; Petition, and Bill ordered, 26. Read, and referred 
to the Examiners, 38. Report, That Standing Order 62 
has been complied with; Billto be read a second time, 76. 
Committed, 84. Reported, 287. Standing Orders sus- 
pended, and Bill to be now taken into consideration, | 
provided amended Prints shall have been previously de- | 

posited ; Bill considered ; Standing Orders suspended, and | 

day appoinied for Third Reading, 292. Bull passed, 298. | 

By the Lords, with Amendments (changed to Ozford 

and Aylesbury Tramroad Biil), 419. 

——- Vide 


Oxrorp and AyLessury TrRAMROAD BILL. 


a 


Pa RISH VESTRIES 


(1888. 








xFrorp and AyLespury Tramroap BiLu (changed from 
Oxford, Aylesbury, and Metropolitan Junction Railway 
Bill); Passed, by the Lords, with Amendments, 419. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 429. (Cited as Oxford 
and Ayleshury Tramroad Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 
435: 


———— Vide Oxrorp, 
Ayuessury, and Metropouitan Junction RAILWAY 
Bit. 


Oxtep Warer. Vide Limpsrie.p. 


Oysrer and Musser Fisnerizs (West Loch Tarbert) 
Orper ConFirRMATION ;_ Bill to confirm an Order made 
by the Secretary for Scotland, under “ The Sea Fisheries 
Act, 1868,” relating to the West Loch Tarbert Oyster 
and Mussel Fisheries; Brought from the Lords, 355. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 355. Report, That 
no Standing Orders are applicable; Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 369. Bill committed, 374. Reported, 
without Amendment; Provisional Order confirmed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading 410. Bill passed, 419. 
(Cited as Oyster and Mussel Fisheries (West Loch Tarbert) 
Order Confirmation Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 435. 

51 &amp; 52 Victoria. Parl.24. Sess. 3. 1888. 
ReForm; Bill to reform 
the Procedure and to increase the Powers of Parish 
Vestries; Ordered, 18. Presented, 22. Second Reading 
deferred, 81, 108, 149. Order for Second Reading dis- 
charged ; another day appointed, 277. Second Reading 
deferred, 355, 368, 418. 


PARLIAMENT: 


——- Proclamation for further proroguing 


Parliament, 2. 


liament 2. 


Proclamation for holding the Par- 


— — Parliament meets, 3. 
 —— _RParliamect prorogued, 534. 





Vide Members. Orrice. SpEEcHEs. 


PARLIAMENT. 
PARLIAMENT. 


PARLIAMENTARY and Municipau Evecrors ( Registration); 
Bill to amend the Law witli respect to the Registration of 
Electors at Parliamentary and Municipal Elections in 
England, modifying, with a view to the simplification of 
ther Registration, the Qualification of such Electors; 
Ordered, 16. Presented, 20. Second Reading deferred, 
179, 206, 255. Day appointed for Second Reading, 
327. 


PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCIES. Vide Accounrs. 


ParLiaMENTaRY Execrions; Bill to consolidate, simplify, 
and amend the Law relating to Parliameutary Elections, 
and for other purposes relating thereto; Ordered, 14. 
Presented, 18. Secon Reading deferred, 179, 211, 
297. 

PARLIAMENTARY Exections (Meeting in Schools); Bill to 
make provision for the Use, subject to certain Restrictions, 
of Rooms in Public Elementary Schools for Meetings of 
Parliamentary Electors; Ordered, 15. Presented, 20. 
Second Reading deferred, 96, 132, 177, 211, 282, 304, 
320. 


PARLIAMENTARY EtLections (Returning Officers) Act, 
(1875) AMenpDMENT; Bill to amend “ The Parliamentary 
Elections (Returning Officers) Acts, 1875”: Ordered ; pre- 
sented, 255. Second Reading deferred, 265, 286, 308. 


Par“iaMENTARY Exections (Returning Officers’ Ex- 
penses); Bill to provide for the payment of Expenses to 
be incurred by Returning Officers at Parliamentary Elec- 
tions out of Local Rates; Ordered, 16. Presented, 21. 

Order 





51 &amp; 52 Vicr.] 


P  RLIAMENTARY Exections (Returning Officers’ 
penses )—conti nued. 
Order for Second Reading discharged ; another Day ap- 
pointed, 68. Second Reading deterred, 79, 81, 86, 88, 03, 
96, 97, 101, 10g, 140, 179. 206, 297, 304. 


ParitAMENTARY Exvections (Returning Officers’ Expenses 
(Scotlund) ; Bill to amend the Law relating to the pay- 
ment of the Expenses of Returning Officers at Parliamen- 
tary Elections in Scotland, and for other purposes relating 
thereto; Ordered, 12. Presented, 18. Second Reading 
deferred, 75, 78, 83, 118, 126, 132, 157, 182, 189, 194, 
209, 211, 224, 229, 304, 317, 322, 335, 339, 341, 353, 368, 
374, 387, 413, 418, 426, 443, 470. Order for Second 
Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 476. 


PARLIAMENTARY Exections ( Seamen’s Vote); Bill to enable 
Master Mariners, Marine Engincers, serving afloat, Sea- 
men, and Fishermen to vote at Parliamentary Elections 
by Papers, in a similar manner to that in which Members 
of Universities vote at present; Ordered, 72. Presented, 


73. Second Reading deferred, 147, 164, 256. Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading, 496. Second Reading 
deferred, 510. 


PaRLIAMENTARY FRANCHISE (Extension to Women); Bill 
to extend the Parliamentary Franchise to Women; 
Ordered, 13. Presented, 18. Second Reading deferred, 
260, 275, 282, 207, 305- 317, 32% 335, 353. 308. Order 

for Second Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn, 387. 


PARLIAMENTARY Papers DistrisputTion ; Select Com- 
mittee to assist Mr. Speaker in superintending the 
form and regulating the Distribution of Parliamentary 
Papers; Appointed; nominated ; Three to be the Quorum, 
485. Member discharged from further attendance, 487. 


ParutiaME\TARY UNpeER Secretary to the Lorp Lirvu- 
TENANT of IrexanD [Salary. §c.]; Motion, for the 
House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of 
authorising the Payment, out of Mouies to be provided by 
Parliament, of a Salary to the Parliamentary Under Secre- 
tary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland; Queen’s Recom- 
mendation signified; Question agreed to, 42. Motion, 
That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; and it being a 
quarter to six on Wednesday, the Debate stood adjourned, 
44. Further adjourned, 46, 51, 54, 68, 75, 77, 80, 83, 86. 
Order for resuming adjourned Debate read; Mr. Speaker 
left the Chair without putting the Question in pursuance of 
the Standing Order of the 28th February ; Matter consi- 
dered in Committee, 88, go. Question put, on Division, 
pursuant to Stsnding Order; Closure of Debate, go. Com- 
mittee deferred, 93, 100. Matter considered in Com- 
mittee (at Midnight the Chairman rose to interrupt 
the Business; Question put, on Division, pursuant to 
Standing Order, Closure of Debate), 107, 108. Recep- 
tion of Report deferred, 112, 116, 122. Resolutions 
reported as follow: 1. That it is expedient to authorise 
the payment out of Moneys to be provided by Par- 
liament, of a Salary to the Parliamentary Under Secre- 
tary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. 2. That it is ex- 
pedient to make Regulations for the Office of Under 
Secretary and of Parliamentary Under Secretary to the 
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland; Resolutions read a second 
time; Motion, That this House doth agree with the Com- 
mittee in the First Resolution :—Motion, That the Debate 
be now adjourned; and Question, on Division, negatived ; 
Question, That this House doth agree with the Committee 
in the First Resolution; on Division, resolved in the Affir- 
mative; Second Resolution agreed to; Bill ordered upon 
the said Resolutions, 137. Vide infra. 


PartiAMENTARY Unper Secretary to the Lorp Ligv- 
TENANT of IRELAND; Bill to regulate the Office of Par- 
liamentary Under Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of 
Ireland, and for other purposes connected therewith ; Or- 
dered ; presented accordingly, 137. Motion, That the Bill 


Sess. 1888. 





VoL. 143. 


INDEX ¢o the Onn Honprep and Fortry-:1nirp Voiume. 


le now read a second time ; Amendment proposed, “ Six 
Months” but, on Division, not made; Bill committed, 
188. Committee deferred, 205, 214. Bill considered in 
Committee; Question put, pursuant to Standing Order 
(Closure of Debate), 222. Committee deferred, 229, 251, 
257, 283, 295, 326,345. Order for Committee discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn, 372. Vide supra. 


PARLIAMENTARY Voters; Bill to amend the Law re- 
lating to the Qualification and Registration of Parlia- 
mentary Voters, and the Conduct of | Varliamentary 
Elections; Ordered; presented, 97. Second Reading 
deferred, 164, 170, 174, 178, 180, 182, 189, 194, 198, 207, 
209, 212, 215, 224, 297, 304, 309, 317, 320, 327, 336, 339&gt; 
341, 345, 353, 355, 258, 363, 368, 374, 378, 412, 416, 418, 
423, 427, 433, 438, 460, 464, 468, 470, 474, 476. 


PaRuiAMENTARY Voters Lists (Jreland); Bill to amend 
the Law relating to the Preparation of Lists of Parliamen- 
tary Voters in Ireland; Ordered, 254. Presented, 255. 
Second Reading deferred, 265, 296. Order for Second 
Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 368. 


ParuiaAmMent, Houses of. Vide Supp ty. 


ParocnHiAt Boarps (Scotland); Biil to reform the Con 
stitution of Parochial Boards in Scotland, and the mode 
| of electing the Members of such Boards; Ordered, 16. 
Presented, 21. Motion, That the Bill be now read a 
second time, and Question, on Division, negatived, 48. 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 74. Second Reading 
deferred, 133, 167, 203, 229. 





PartnersuiP; Bill to consolidate the Law of Parnership ; 
Ordered ; presented, 152. Motion, That the Bill be now 
read a second time; and it being One of the clock in the 
morning, the Debate stood adjourned, 162. Further ad- 
journed, 165, 168. Resumed; Bill committed, 177. Com- 
mittee deferred, 209, 211, 259, 281, 303, 321, 340. Bill 
considered in Committee, 358. Committed deferred, 368, 
387, 408, 426, 470, 476, 481. 

PARTNERSHIPS. Vide LimitTep. 


Patent Orrice. Vide AccounTs. 


Patents, Designs, and Trape Marks; Bill to amend 
“The Patents, Designs, and Trade Marks Act, 1883”; 
Brought from the Lords, 392. Read, 399. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 408, 411, 415, 417, 422, 426, 433, 437&gt; 445- 
Bill commited, 453. Committee deferred, 473, 477, 4795 
481, 483, 485. Bill considered in Committee, and re- 
ported, 490. Consideration, as amended, deferred, 495, 
496. Bill considered, as amended; Passed, with Amend- 
ments, 499. To which the Lords agree, 521. (Cited as 
Patents, Designs, and Trade Marks Act, 1888) Royal 
Assent, 533- 


Designs, and Trape Marks Acts. Vide 


SuppPty. 


PATENTs, 
ACCOUNTS. 


| Patents (International and Colonial Arrangements), RULES. 
Vide Accounts. 


Patuways (Wales). Vide Mountains. 


Patriotic Funp. Vide Accounts. 


PavurerisM (England and Wales). Vide Accounts. 


Pauper Lunatics’ AsyLums (/reland) ( Officers’ Superan 
nuation); Bill to amend the Law relating to the Superan- 
nuation of Officers anc Servants of Pauper Lunatic 
Asylums in Ireland; Ordered ; presented, 52. Committed, 
61. Committee deferred, 77, 79, 81, 83, 93, 96, 101, 
157, 165, 170, 174, 178, 194, 243. Order for Second 
Reading discharged ; another Day appointed, 247. Com- 
mittee deferred, 255, 260, 281, 303, 322, 411, 417. 
Order for Committee discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 422. 

PAuPER 


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INDEX ¢o the One Hox 








Pauper Lunatics (England and Wales; Ireland; Scotland). 


Vide Suppty. 
Pavupers ( England and Wales). _Vide Accounts. 
Pawn prokers’ Returns (Ireland). Vide Accounts. 
Pay, Attowances, &amp;c. (Army Reserve). Vide Suppty. 
Vide Suppty. 


Vide Sup- 


Pay, AtLowances, &amp;e. ( Land Forces). 

Pay of Generat Orricers, Haur Pay, &amp;c. 
PLy (Army). 

Paymaster GENERAL in Lonpon and Dvsutn. Vide 

SupPty. 

Vide Supery (Amendments). 


Vide Waces. 


Payment of MemBers. 
Payment of Waaes (Ireland). 
Vide Justices of the. 
Peace, Cieks of the. Vide Clerks. 
PEERS; Usual Orders relating to them, 3. 


Pena ServituprE Acts (Conditional Licence). 
COUNTS. 


PEACE. 


Vide Ac- 


Penartu JuNcTION Raitway. Vide Carpirr. 


Pensions. Vide Scnoot Boarb. STIPEN DIARY. 


Pensions for Wounps, &amp;c. Vide Suppry (Army). 


Pensions List. Vide Svppiy (Amendments). 


Pensions, Perpzruat. Vide Suppiy (Amendments). 


PerMANENT Starr of Lorp CuHanceLttor. Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 


; 
sprep and Fortry-rairp VouuMe. 


(1888. 





the same, in such form and manner as shall appear to 
them best suited to convey to the House all requisite infor- 
mation respecting their contents, and do report the same 
from time to time to the House; and that the Reports of 
the Committee do set forth the Number of Signatures to 
each Petition only in respect to those Signatures to which 
addresses are affixed: And that such Committee have 
power to direct the printing ix extenso of such Petitions, 
or of such parts of Petitions, as shall zppear to require 
it:—And that such Committee have Power to report their 
Opinion and Observations thereupon to the House; Ap- 
pointed ; Nominated ; ‘Three to be the Quorum, 17. First 
Report, 44. Second, 59. Third, 76. Fourth, 87. Fifth, 
g8. Sixth,115. Seventh, 152. Eighth, 168. Ninth, 184. 
Tenth, 199. Eleventh, 216. Twellth 245. Thirteenth, 
277. Fourteenth, 310. Fifteenth, 328. Sixteenth, 364. 
Seventeenth, 404. Eighteenth, 424. Nineteenth, 472. 
Twentieth, 489. ‘Twenty-first, 510. 


—_——-. 


—— presented by the Lord Mayer of the 
City of Dublin at the Bar, 109. 


—_—— —— for Aid; Queen’s Recommendation sig- 
nified ; To lie upon the Table, 62. 


All Petitions relative to a Turnpike 
Trust, referred to a Committee, 196. 


for leave to proper Officers to attend 
Trials and produce Petition, 258, Xc.; Leave given, 258. 
To produce the Test Rolls, of the House of Commons from 
1875 to 1888; 531. Leave given on Division, 532. 


———_—$ ——_—_—— etition for Bill withdrawn, after Order 
referring such Petition to Select Committees on Standing 
Orders, discharged, 65. 


PERPETUAL Pensions, Vide Accounts. Suppiy (Amend-| &gt; sS2iPrivate: 


ments). 


Perretuity Leases (Jreland); Bill to enable the Lessees 
of Perpetuity and other Leases excluded from “ The Land 
Law (Ireland) Act, 1887,” to purchase the [nterests in 
their Holdings ; Ordered ; presented, 317. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 339, 356, 378, 395, 412, 422, 460, 468, 477) 
485, 490, 500. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn, 514. 


Persia. Vide Accounts. 


Persona Property (Exemption); Bill to exempt Personal 
Property (to a Limited Value) from Seizure and Sale 
under Legal Process; Ordered; presented, 44. Order 
for Seccnd Reading discharged ; another Day appointed, | 
96. Second Reading deferred, 118, 140, 157, 165, 180, 
228, 296. 


Pertu County Enpvpowments. Vide EpucationaL. 


Pertu Water and Gas; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 35. Bull brought from the Lords, 12i. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 123. Report, That no Stand- | 
ing Orders not previously inquired into are applicable ; 
Bill to be read a second time, 130. Committed, 141. 
Reported, 187. Cousidered, as amended, 201. Passed, 
with Amendments, 213. To which the Lords agree, 222. 


| 


——— Petitions, and Bills ordered, 22, &amp;c. 
Referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 28, 


—— Petitions for additional Provision, referred 
to the Examiners, 61, &amp;ce.; To the Select Committee on 
Standing Orders, 194, Ke. 


———_—— All Petitions against Bills (Hybrid), 
presented not later than Two clear days before the 
sitting of the Committee, referred to the Committee ; and 
such of the Petitioners as pray to be heard by themselves, 
their Counsel, Agents, or Witnesses, be heard on their 
Petitions, if they think fit, and Counsel heard in favour of 
the Bill, 453, &amp;e. 


All Petitions relating to the rating of the 
Navigation or other property of the Undertakers presented 
against the Aire and Calder Navigation Bill within the 
time limited by the Standing Orders, referred to the Com- 
mittee, aud Counsel ordered, 330. 


— All Petitions against the Pier and Har- 
bours Provisione! Orders (Torquay Order) Bill, presented 
not later than four clear days from the date hereof, 
referred to the Committee on the Bill, 339. 


(Cited as Perth Water and Gas Act, 1888) Roya Assent, | Puarmacy Act (Ireland), 1875. Vide Accounts. 


232. 


PETITIONS: 


extremeeeemen Fusuic; Presented, 11, &amp;c. Referred to 


Select Committees, 196. 


— Select Committee, to whom shall be 
referred all Petitions presented to the House, with the 


exception of such as relate to Private Bills; and that} Puarmacy Acts AMENDMENT; Bill 


such Committee do classify and prepare Abstracts of 


Puarmacy Act (Ireland), 1875, AMENDMENT; Bill to 
amend the Pharmacy Act (Ireland), 1875; Brought 
from the Lords, 342. Read, 413. Committed, 422. Com- 
mittee deferred, 426, 443, 47!, 479, 488, 498, 500, 502, 
505, 508. 


Paarmacy Act (Jreland) 1875 AMENDMENT BILL. 
Accounts. Lorps. 


Vide 


to amend “ The 
Pharmacy Act, 1852,” “The Pharmacy Act, 1868”; 
and 











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es ———— —&lt; — —_ — a 


&lt; = : = —-——. 





= : - | 


for persons, papers, and records; Five to be the Quorum, 
124. Member added, 152. Minutes of Evidence of 
former Session referred, 136. Reported, 427. 


Puarmacy Acts AMENDMENT—continued. 


and “The Pharmacy Act (1868) Amendment Act, 18% "3 | 
Brought from the Lords, 111. Read, 126. Motion, That | 
the Bill be now read a second time, and og red hee Vide Accounts. 
superseded by Adjournment of House for want of Forty | Pn ak a en 
~ aa 136. Day appointed for Second Reading, 137. | Pitot Avemenn tas. Vide Accounts. —_ 
Second Reading deferred, 143, 147, 158, 174, 178, 189, | Puaces of Worsuip SITEs ; Bill for giving further Facilities 
20g, 282, 287, 297, 3°5, $09, 31!, 316, 327, 352, 355, 373; | for the Acquisition of Sites for Places of Worship ; Or- 
391, 412, 416, 423, 427, 468, 476, 483. | dered, 31. Presented, 33. Second Reading deferred, 232, 
| 247, 275, 282, 31€, 320, 327, 336, 287, 395, 403, 466. 
Pier and Harsour Provisionau Orpers; Bill to con-| Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn, 
firm certain Provisional Orders made by the Board of! 470. 
‘Trade under ** The General Pier and Harbour Act, 1861,” 
relating to Bradford, Clevedon, Cromer, Curran, Hope- 
man, Millpoint, Saint Ives, and Southbourne; Ordered; | PLheuro-PNeumMoniA and TupBercutosis. Vide Ac- 
presented accordingly ; read, and referred to the Exa- COUNTS. 
miners, 166. Report, That the Standing Orders kave been | 
complied with; Day appointed for Second Reading, 185. | 
Bill committed, 190. Reported; Provisional Orders con- | 
firmed; Day appointed for consideration, as amended, Piuratities Acts AMENDMENT Acr (1885) Amenp- 
250. Bull considered, as amended; Day appointed for! MENT; Bill to amend “The Pluralities Acts Amendment 
Third Reading, 254. Bill passed, 258. By the Lords, | Act (1884) 7 Brought from the Lords, 98. Read, 404. 
with an Amendment, 360. Day appointed for considering | Second Reading deferred, 416, 422, 433, 438, 460, 471, 
it, 360. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 364. (Cited as| 4° 435, 495, 5°5- 
Pier and Harbour Orders Confirmation (No.1) Act, 1888) | p 


Prantine of Trees (Ireland). Vide Trees. TimBer. 


PLEuURO-PNeuMONIa in Catrie. Vide Suppty (Amend- 
ments). 





LymoutTH and Dartmoor Rattway; Report, That the 





Royal Assent, 393. Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 11. 
a i Vide Ac Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to 
sauuee have been complied with, 35. Bill brought from the 


Lords, 156. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 156. 
Pier and Harpour Provistonau Orpers (No. 2); Bill to, Report, That the Standing Orders have been complied 
confirm certain Provisional Orders made by the Board of | with; Bill to be read a second time, 168. Commitied, 
Trade, under “‘ The General Pier and Harbour Act, 1861,” 178. Reported, without Amendment, 262. Considered, 
relating to Torquay, and Tralee, and Fenit; Ordered,201.| 269. Day appointed for Third Reading, 283. Queen’s 
Presented; read, and referred to the Examiners, 202.; Consent signified; Bill passed, 288. (Cited as Piymouth 
Report, That the Standing Orders have been complied and Dartmoor Railway (South Hams Extension) Act, 
with; Day appointed for Second Reading, 21g. Bill com- 1888) Royal Assent, 325. 
mitted, 225. Reported; Provisional Orders confirmed; — san’ Miiteibieaiiet is oe ene 
Day appointed for consideration, as amended, 259. Con-! * SYMOUTH, LEVON PORT, anc South Western JUNCTION 


. x : | , ° . 7 q he : ores ‘ a 
sideration, as amended, deferred, 254, 258, 27, 284, 305; ante ‘osm ap .— ‘ Ne 7 —, — sw ye 
321. Motion, That the Bill be now taken into considera- | a i ¥ aoa . ne x rat t i | yer was Or Bill 
tion ; Amendment proposed, to leave out from the word | asaya 8 ol ge bee ar yet beak om om 
“Bill” to the end of the Questiop, in order to add | en, eines ‘Re ng Re the Sea fg et ll 
the words “ so far as it relates to the Torquay Order, | essa sly ; ey : “or rs - lk re " Bill t 
be re-committed to a Select Committee to consist of'| maps i bos me pt ne a dae re | ~ a a “4 
Nine Menter Five” to be nominated by the Howse, Bs fede eed ime, 28. Cimaited say Reporte, 
and Four by the Committee of Selection,” and made :— | » lee 288° "To kik La pr a a 
Order, That the Bill, so far as it relates to the Tor-| —_—- ~ ae 


quay Order, be re-committed to a Select Committee | Amendment, 405. To which last-mentioned Amendment, 
’ - ae se nOoTeeS. z “Ste 
to consist of Nine Members, Five to be nominated by | this House agrees, 418. (Cited ~ Plymouth, Devonport, 
the House, and Four by the Committee of Selection : | and South Western Junction Railway Act, 1888) Royal 
ae a rs ! " ’ 


Instruction to the Committee, That they have power, if Assent, 435- 


they think fit, to insert Provisions in the Bill to repeal) Puymouvra, Devonport, and Sourn Western Junction 
the 38th section of “The Torquay Harbour and District) Rattway (River Tuvy); Report, That the Bill should 
Act, 1886;” and that all Petitions praying to be heard) originate in the House of Lords, 11, Report, That the 
against the same, presented not later than four clear days Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
from the date hereof, be referred to the Committee on the; with, 35. 
Bill, and Counsel ordered, 339. Four Members nominated, 
356. Bill again reported, 375. Considered, as amende'|, 
379. Passed, 380. By the Lords, with Amendments, | 
41y. Day appointed for considering them, 420. Lords’ cS 
Amendments agreed to, 423. (Cited as Pier and Harbour | Pouce. Vide Merrorouitan. 
Orders Confirmation (No. 2) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, PoticE and Sanitary Recuxations ; Order, That the Com- 
435- mittee of Selection do appoint a Committee, not ex- 
ceeding Nine Members, to whom shall be referred all 
Private Bills promoted by Municipal ana other Local 
Authorities by which it js proposed to create Powers 1¢- 
lating to Police and Sanitary Regulations which deviate from, 
or are in extension of, or are repugnant to, the general 
Piers and Harspours (Provisional Orders). Vide Ac- | Law :— Order, That Standing Order 1734 shall be appli- 
counts). cable Lo all Bills referred to the said Committee; Power 
to the Committee to send for persons, papers, and records ; 
PinoracEe; Select Committee to consider the position of Five to be the Quorum, 55. Bills reported from the Com- 
the Pilotage system of the United Kingdom ; Appointed ; mittee :—Kingston-upon-Thames Improvement Bill, 212. 
Power to send for persons, papers, and records, 7g. Com- Lancaster Corporation Bill, 234. Llaneliy Local Board 
mittee to consist or Nineteen Members; Power to send Bill, 299. Nelson Local Board Bill, 266. Report, That 


the 
Vou. 143.—— Sess. 1888. R 


| Poinpine (Scotland); Bill to amend the Law relating to 
Poinding in Scotlani; Ordered, 15. Presented, 19. 
Second Reading deferred, 211, 281, 304, 322, 341. 


Piers and Harsovrs (Jredand); Bill to amend and extend | 
the Law relating to Piers and Harbours in Ireland ; 
Ordered, 15. Presented, 19. Second Reading deferred, 
132, 151, 182. 








INDEX to the Oxe Hunprep and Forty-ruirp Voiu me. 


Pouice and Sanrrary ReGuLaTions—continued. 
the Chairman had been directed to move the House, That 
Witnesses be ordered to attend; ordered to attend accord- 
ingly, 324. West Ham Corporation ([mprovements) Bill 


reported, 341. Special Report, 4vo. 


Pouce and Sanirary Reeutations (Torquay Harbour 
District Bill). Vide Accounts. 


Pouce ( Counties and Boroughs). Vide Accounts. 


Pouce ( Counties and Borouyhs) (England and Wales). Vide 
Suppty. 


Poxice Courts (Jondon and Sheerness). Vide Suprty. 


Pouce (Dynamite Outrages). Vide Suppvy. 


Pouce (England and Wales). Vide Accounts. 


Pouice Exrpenses. Vide Accounts. 


Pouice ( Houses of Parliament). Vide Accounts. 


Pouce (Metropolis). Vide Accounts. 


Potice, Merropouitan. Vide Suppty. 


Poxice of Burcus (Scotland). Vide Accounts. 


Potice Orvers (17th and 2ist July 1866). Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 


Pouice Protection (Jre/and). Vide Accounts. 


Pouicr ProvisionaL Orper. Vide METROPOLITAN. 


Pouice (Scotland). Vide Accouyrts. Bureau. Suppty. 


PoLiICE SUPERANNUATION. Vide LINCOLNSHIRE. 


Poxune Districts. Vide Accounts. 


Poor,Gvuarpians of. Vide Guarpians. 


Poor Law ApministraTion (Jreland) Cost. Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 


Poor Law GuaropiAns (Jreland); Bill to amend the Law 
relating to the Election and Constitution of Boards of 
Guardians in Ireland; Ordered, 14. ~Presented, 18. 
Second Reading deferred, 260. 


Poor Law Reuier. Vide Accounts. Lorps. 


Poor Rates, &amp;c. (Scotland). Vide Accounts. 

Poor Rates (Metropolis); Bill to remove the Inequalities 
now existing between the Poor Rates in different Districts 
of the Metropolis; Ordered, 17. Presented, 21. Second 


Reading deferred, 281, 334. 


Poor Rewer and Pustic Heattu (Scolland;. Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 


Poor Reuter ( England and Wales). Vide Accounts. 


Port and Harsour Avutnoritizs (Jreland); Bill to amend 
the Law relating to Port and Harbour Authorities in Ire- 
land; Ordered, 15. Presented, 20. Second Reading 


deferred, 192, 211, 232, 260, 282, 304. 


PorTHDINLLEYN Raitway; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have Leen complied 
with, 35. Bill brought from the Lords, 156. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 156. Report, That the Stand- 
ing Orders have been cowplied with; Bill to be read a 
second time, 168. Committed, 178. Reported, without 
Amendment, 262. Considered, 26g. Day appointed for 
Third Reading, 283. Queen’s Consent signified; Bill 
passed, 288. (Cited as Porthdinlleyn Railway Act, 1888) 
Royal Assent, 3265. 


PorTHLEVEN Water. Vide HELsTon. 


(1888. 








Postat Convention (United States of America). Vide 


AccounTs. 


Post Orrice. Vide Accounts. 


Post Orrice Savines Banks. Vide Accounts. 


Post Orrice Savines Banxs (Annuity and Insurance Re- 
gulations). Vide Accounts. 


| 


| Post Orrice Savines Banxs ( Counties). Vide Accounts. 


| Post Orrice Savincs Banks (Regulations). Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 


Post Orrice Savines Banks (Savings Banks (Investment) 
Regulations). Vide Accounts. 


| Post Orrice Srrvices. Vide Suppty. 


Post Orrice TELEGRAPHS. Vide Accounts. 


Post Orrice TeLecrapus (Capital Account). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Post Orrice TeLeGrarPnH Services. Vile Suppty. 


PREFERENTIAL Payment of Waaes; Bill to provide for 
the Preferential Payment of Wages in Bankruptcy and 
other cases; Ordered; presented accordingly, 191. Order 
for Second Reading discharged; another Day appointed, 
224. Second Reading deferred, 256. Order for Second 
Reading discharged; another Day appointed, 327, 396. 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 380. Second Read- 
ing deterred, 391, 403, 422, 449, 464. Order for Second 
Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 466. 


PREFERENTIAL Payment of Waags (No. 2); Bill to amend 
the Law with respect to Preferential Payments in Bank- 
ruptcy and in the winding-up of Companies; Ordered ; 
presented accordingly, 468. Second Reading deferred, 
477, 481, 483. Bill committed, 487. Bill cousidered in 
Committee; Objection taken to a proposed Clause, That 
it required an Instruction; Clause withdrawn; Bili re- 
ported, 500. Considered, as amended; Passed, 565. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 529. Lords’ Amendments 
to be now considered; considered; one disagreed to; 
one agreed to, witlh Amendments ; the others agreed to; 
Committee appointed to draw up Reasons; to withdraw 
immediately ; Three to be the Quorum, 529. Reason re- 
ported, and agreed to, 529. Lords azreed to the Com- 
mons’ Amendments to the Lords’ Amendment, and do not 
insist on their Amendments to which this House hath dis- 
agreed, §33. (Cited as Preferential Payments in Bank. 
ruptcy Act, 1888) Rcyal Assent, 533. 


Preston Corporation; Report, That the Bill should origi- 
nate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the Stand- 
ing Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 
35- Bill brought from the Lords, 203. Read, and 
referred to the Kxaminers, 204. Report, That the 
Standing Orders not previously inquired into have been 
complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 215. Com- 
mitted, 230. Reported, 370. Considered, as amended, 
409. Queen’s Consent signified; Bill passed, with 
Amendments, 418. To which the Lords agree, 435. 
( Cited as Ribble Navigation, §c. Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 


435- 


Presumption of Lire (Scotland); Bill to alter the Law as 
regards Presumption of Life in Persons long absent from 
Scotland; Ordered; presented accordingly, 360. Second 
Reading deferred, 389, 394, 398, 411, 421, 453, 464, 474, 
480. Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill with- 
drawn, 484. 


| PREVENTION of Crime (Ireland) Act, 1871; Letter re- 
lating to the Imprisonment of a Member (Mr. Gilhvoly), 

130. 
PREVENTION 





eseaana 





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ee ee 
Prevention of Crime (Ireland) Act. Vide Accounts. 


! 


Prevention of Inrectious Diseases. Vide Pustic. 


Printinc ; Select Committee to assist Mr. Speaker in all 
matters which relate to the Printing executed by Order 
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, 32. 


| 


Paintine, &amp;c. Vide Suppty. 
Prison Commissioners (Scotland). Vide Suepty. 


Prisoners’ AccoMMoDATION (England and Wales). Vide | 
ACCOUNTS. 


Prisoners for Contempt of Court (Ireland). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Prisons Ruues (Ireland). Vide Accounts. 


Prisons ( England, Wales, and the Colonies). Vide Sup- 
PLY. 


Prisons (England and Wales). ‘Vide Accounts. | 
Prisons (Ireland). Vide Accocnts. Suppty. 
Prisons (Scotland). Vide Accounts. 


Private Bitt Lecisiation ; Committee of Six Members 
of this House appointed to join with a Committee of the 
House of Lords to examine into the present system of 
Private Bi!! Legislation, and to report how far and in 
what manner, without prejudice to public interests, that | 
system may be modified, with a view to the interests of 
suitors, the economy of the time of Parliament, and the 
reduction of costs and charges; Message to the Lords, to 
acquaint them therewith: Clerk to carry the said Message, 
93- Message from the Lords, that they have appointed a 
Committee, to consist of Six Lords, to join with a Committee | 
of the Commons (pursuant to a Message of this House), 
to examine into the present system of Private Bill Legis- | 
lation, and to report how far and in what manner, without | 
prejudice to public interests, that system may be modified | 
with a view to the interests of suitors, the economy of the | 
time of Parliament, and the reduction of costs and charges, | 
104. Select Committee nominated, 124. Message from | 
the Lords proposing time and place of Meeting, 160. | 
Message considered ; Order to Select Committee to meet 
at time and place proposed; Message to the Lords to 
acquaint them therewith ; Clerk to carry the said Messaze ; 
Power to Committee to agree in the appointment of 
Chairman, 160. Report, 360. 











Private Bitt Lecistation. Vide Lorps. | 


Private Biuts. Vide Accounts. Bitits. Supp ty. | 


Private Lunatic Asytums (Jreland); Bill to alter and 
amend the Law relating to Private Lunatic Asylums 
in Ireland kept for Private Profit, and to make other and 
more suitable provision for Paying Patients ; Ordered, 17. 
Presented, 21. 





Private Petitions. Vide Peririons. 


PRIVILEGE: 


———_——_—— Committee of Privileges appointed, 4. 


— Wronecrut Arrest of Mr. Patrick 
O’Brien; Motion, That the wrongful arrest of Mr. 
Patrick O’Brien, a Member of this House, in going fiom 
the House on Friday 1oth February, was a high in fringe- 








ment of the Privilege of Parliament; Amendment pro- 


posed to leave out from the word “That” to the end of 


Vou. 143. Sess. 1888. 





the Question, in order to add the words “this House 
regrets that an indignity should have been offered to the 
honourable Member for North Monaghan; but, consider- 
ing it to have been a mistake on the part of the Police 
Officer, does not think it necessarv to proceed further 
with the matter ;” Question, That the words proposed to 
be left out stand part of the Question, negatived ; Ques- 
tion proposed, That the words “this House regrets that 
an indignity should have been offered to the honourable 
Member for North Monaghan, but, considering it to have 
been a mistake on the part of the Police, does not think 
it necessary to proceed further with the matter,” be added 
to the word *‘ That” in the Main Question; Amendment 
proposed to the said proposed Amendment, to leave out 
fiom the word “ but” to the end of the proposed Amend- 
ment, in orcer to add the words “the circumstances 
attending his arrest be referred to the Committee of 
Privileges of this House, to consider whether any or what 
action should be taken thereupon, and what measures 
should be taken to prevent such occurrences in the future,” 
but, on Division, not made; Amendment made; Main 
Question, so amended, put :—Resolution, That this House 
regrets that an indignity should have been offered to the 
honourable Member for North Monaghan, but, considering 
it to have been a mistake on the part of the Pelice Officer, 
does not think it necessary to proceed further with the 
matter, 30- 





Complaint made to the House by Lord 


Randolph Churchill, Member for South Paddington, of a 


Letter written by Mr. Conybeare, Member for the Cam- 
borne Division of Cornwall, and published in the “ Star” 
Newspaper of this evening, reflecting on the conduct of 
the Speaker of this House in the Chair; Paper delivered 
in, and Letter complained of read; Motion, That in the 
opinion of this House the Letter in the “ Star” News 

paper of this evening’s date, entitled, “‘ Mr. Conybeare 
and the Speaker,” and signed by the honourable Mewber 
for the Camborne Division of Cornwall, is a gross libel 
upon the Speaker of the House of Commons, and deserves 
the severest condemnation of the House :—Mr. Conybeare 
heard in his place ; after which Mr. Speaker directed him 
to withdraw; and he withdrew accordingly; Amendment 
proposed to leave out the words “libel upon the Speaker 
of the House of Commons,” and msert the words “ breach 
of Privilege; ” Question, That the words proposed to be 
left out stand part of the Question, on Division, resolved 
in the Affirmative; Main Question put; Resolution, That, 
in the opinion of this House, the Letter in the “ Star” 
Newspaper of this evening’s date, entitled, “Mr. Conybeare 
and the Speaker,” and signed by the honourable Member 
for the Camborne Division of Cornwall, is a gross libel 
upon the Speaker of the House of Communs, and deserves 
the severest condemnation of the House; Motion, That 
Mr. Conybeare, Member for the Camborne Division of 
Cornwall, be suspended from the Service of the House for 
the remainder of the Session; Amendient proposed to 
leave out the words “ for the remainder of the Session,” 
and insert the words “one week,” and Withdrawn: 
another Amendment proposed to leave out the words “ the 
remainder of the Sessiou,” in order to add the words “ one 
fortnight ;” Question put, That the Debate be now ad- 
journed ; on Division, negatived ; Question, put, That the 
words “ remainder of the Session” stand part of the Ques- 
tion, on Division, resolved in the Affirmative; another 
Amendment proposed to the Question, at the end thereof, 
to add the words “or for one calendar month, whichever 
shall first terminate ;” Question put, That those words be 
there added, and resolved in the Affirmative ; Maiu Ques- 
tion, so amended, put :— Resolution, That Mr. Conybeare, 
Member for the Camborne Division of Cornwall, be sus- 
pended from the service of the House for the remainder 
of the Session, or for one calendar month, whichever shall 
first terminate, 385. 


— Vide CompLaInt. 








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INDEX to the Ont Hunprep and Forty-ruirp Youume. [1888. 





Privy Councit. Vide Suppty. | 287, 296, 304, 316, 334, 345. 353, 363, 373, 384, 39), 


ProsateE Duties ( Scotland and Ireland); Bill for assign- | 403) 412, 433» 449) 471. 


ing to Scotland and Ireland respectively certain Shares of] Pustic Heauttm (Scotland) Provisionat Orper (Denny 
the Probate Duties, and for providing for the Application] and Dunipace Water); Bill to confirm a Provisional 
of snch Shares; Ordered ; presented accordingly, 503./ Order, under “The Public Health (Scotland) Act, 1867,” 
Second Reading deferred, 613, §2¢. Bill committed, 524.| relating to Denny and Dunipace Water; Ordered; pre- 
Considered in Committee, and reported ; Considered, as! sented accordingly; read, and referred to the Examiners, 
amended; Passed, 527. By the Lords, with an Amend-| 183. Report, That the Standing Order hus been complied 
ment, 532. Lords’ Amendment considered, and, with a with; Day appointed for Second Reading, 200. Bull com- 
Special Entry, agreed to, 532. (Cited as Probale Duties| mitted, 207. Reported, without Amendment: Provisional 
(Scotland and Ireland) Act, 1888) Royal Asseut, 533. | Order confirmed ; Day appointed for Third Reading, 250. 
=e ach ’ oa bs ill passed, 243. Agreed to by the Lords, 300. (Cited as 
Procepure, Russ of. Vide Hous: ( Business of the). ene ail Dunipace aw’ Saety ieenashe Act, 


Proceepincs in Partiament. Vide DeBares. 1888) Roval Assent, 324. 

/Pusric Heattru (Scotland) Provistonat Orpver (Kirk- 
; liston, Dalmeny, and South Queensferry Water); Bill to 
Prosecution of Orrences Acts. Vide Accounts. confirm a Provisional Order under “The Public Health 
(Scotland) Ac!, 1867,” relating to Kirkliston, Dalmeny, 
aud South Queensferry Water; Brought from the Lords, 
Protection of Sanp Grouse. Vide Sano. 360. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 360. Report, 
a " - on | That the standing Order has been complied with; Day 
Prorecrion of the Emprre. Vide Suppiy (Amendments). | egptiened Ge oa Rectine, oe, ge od Ftd 
PROVISIONAL ORDER Bitus. Vide Bitts. Reported; Provisional Order confirmed; Day appointed 
‘ | for consideration, as amended, 409. Bill considered, as 
Provisionat OrpveERs (Costs). Vide Accounts. amended, 413. Passed, with pA nly 416. "To 
which the Loids disazree, and assign their Reason, 436. 
Day appointed for considering Reasor, 443. Lords’ 
Pusuic Accounts ; Committee nominated, 61. To consist} Reason considered ; House doth not insist on its Amend- 
of Twelve Members ; Power to send for persons, papers,| ments, to which the Lords have disazreed, 449. (Cited as 
and records, 93. Index to the Report of the Committee Kirkliston, Dalmeny, and South Queensferry Water Sup- 

ordered, and presented accordingly, y6. First Report,! ply Confirmation Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 456. 
97. Member discharged; another added, 317. Second | 
Report, 2:8. Report of Select Committee on Estimates | 
Procedure (Grants of Supply) referred to the Comuittee, | 
472. Third Report, 48g. Fourth Inquiry not completed, | 
510. 


Property. Vide Persona.. 


Prorection of InpusTRIAL ProprERtTY. Vide Accounts. 


Provisions, Forace, Furr, &amp;c. Vide Supery (Army). 


Pustic Houses, Hours of Crosine (Scotland); Bill to 
amend * The Public Houses, tours of Closing (Scotland) 
Act, 1887”; Ordered, 17. Presented, 21. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 59, 75, 86. Order for Second Reading dis- 
charged; another Day appointed, 92, 124, 143. Second 
Reading deferred, 151, 162, 177, 228. 


| 
Pustic Accounts (Artillery Position Finder). Vide Ac-| Pustic Houses (Irelund) (Saturday Closing); Bill to close 
COUNTS. Public Houses at an Earlier Hour on Saturdays in Ireland; 
Orce:ed, 13. Presented, 18. Motion, That the Bull be 
Pusuic Bitis. Vide Accounts. Brits, | now read a second time; Amendment proposed, “ Six 
Months’; Question put, on Division (pursuant to 
Standing Order, Closure of Debate); Main Question put 
(pursuant to said Standing Order); Bill read a second time, 
and committed to the Select Committee on Sunday Closing 
Acts (Ireland); Instruction to the said Committee to 
Pusuic Epucation (Scotland). Vide Suppry. consider the subject-matter of the said Bill, and report 
: a | thereon, 210. Bill reported (Consolidated (pursuant to 
Pusiic Evementrary Scnoors. Vide INpusrrRiaL, | Instruction, 309) with Sale of Liquors on Sunday (1reland) 


Pustic Expenpirure. Vide Accounts Act, into Intoxicaling Liquors (Ireland) Bill), 336. 
‘ bie | —— ———_— —_____ -_—_——- Vide [n- 


Vide Accounts. 


Pusric Buitpines (Great Britain; Ireland). Vide| 
SUPPLy. 


Pusuic Business. Vide House ( Adjournment Motions). 


Pusuic Heatran Acts AMENDMENT ( Luildings in Streets);| ToxicaTin@ Liquors (Ireland) Biu1. 
Bill to amend the Public Health Acts in relation to Build-| | ‘ : = 

ings in Streets; Ordered ; presented, 208. Second Read- | Pustic Income and Expenpiture. Vide Accounts. 
ing deterred, 223. Bill coumitted, 229. _ Committee dis- | Pusuic Lipraries Act (1855) AMENDMENT; Bill to 
charged, 237, 303, 322- Order for Committee discharged; send © The Public Libraries Act, 1855”; Ordered ; pre- 
another Day appointed, 339. Committee deferred, 3535! sented accordingly, 277. Second Reading deferred, 287, 
363, 368, 373, 383, 403, 417. Bill considered in Committe, | 297, 304. . 
and reported, without Amendment, 422. Third Reading | satis ; 
deterred, 433. Order for Third Reading discharged ; Bill PUBLIC MEETINGS in OPEN SPACES; Bill to declare and, 
re-committed to a Committee of the whole House, in re-| regulate the Right of Public Meeting in Qpen Spaces ; 
spect of Clause 3; considered in Committee, 437- Com- Ordered ; presented, 365. Second Reading deferred, 373, 
mittee deferred, 459, 464. Bill considered in Committee,! 378, 391, 395, 493, 412, 422, 438. 
and reported, with Ciause 3, amended, 467. Bill to be | Pustic Meetines, Merropotis; Orders of the day sub- 
now taken into consideration; considered; Passed, 467. | sequent to Supply postponed until after the Notice of 
Agreed to by the Lords, 533. (Cited as Public Health Motion relating to Public Meetings in the Metropolis, 
(Buildings in Streets) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 533. | 77 7 

Pustic Heatru (Prevention of Infectious Diseases, §c.) ; | - —- ———— Standing Order No. 20 
Bill to amend * The Public Health Act, 1875,” so as to); appointing the Committee of Supply to be first Order on 
make further Provision for the Pievention ot Infectious} Fridays, 1ead, and suspended for this day, and that the 
Diseases, and for other purposes; Ordered; presented, Committee of Supply be deferred until after of the day for 
110. Second Reading deferred, 177, 182, 189, 194, 198,} resuming the adjourned Debate on Public Meetings in the 
207, 200, 212, 215, 224, 229, 233, 252, 257, 265, 274, Metropolis, 78. 

Motion, 








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51 &amp; 52 Vict. ] 








Pusuc Meetines, Merroroiis—continued. | 
——- Motion, That, having regard | 
to the importance of preserving and protecting the right 
of open air public meetings for Her Majesty’s subjects in 
the Saino, and with a view to prevent ill-will and 
disorder, it is desirable that an inquiry should be instituted | 
by a Committee of this House into the conditions subject | 
to which such meetings may be held, and the limits of the | 
right of interference therewith by the Executive Govern- | 
ment; and, it being Midnight, t!.e Debate stood adjourned, | 
77. Resunied; Amendment proposed, to add at the end 











ot the Question the words, “ And that, in the opinion of | 


this House, it would ensure much greater confidence in the | 
administration of the Law if a ‘ull and public inquiry were 
granted into the alleged unlawful assembly in Trafalgar 
Square on Sunday, November 1 3th, 1887, and the conduct | 
of the Police in connection therewith”; Question proposed, | 
That those words be there added:—Debate arising 
(Closure claimed, and Question resoived in the Affirmative ); | 
Question accordingly put, That tho-e words be there | 
added; aud, on Division, vegatived (Closure claimed on | 
Main Question; Main Question put; and, on Division, 
negatived ), 78. 





Pusuic Meerincs in Merrorouitan Open SPAces. 


Vide Accounts. 


Pustuic Orrices. Vide Re-orGanisation. 


Pusuic Peririons. Vide Accounts Pevrirtons. 


Pusuic Recorp Orrice. Vite Accounts, Swuppiy. 


Pusuic Recorp Orrice (Ireland). Vide Surexy. 
Pusuic Recorps (Court of Exchequer), (Home Office), | 
(Ireland). Viuie Accounts. 


Pusuic Trustce; Bill for the Appointment of a Public 
Trustee and Executor; Ordered, 18. Presented, 22. 
Second Readiny deferred, 117, 126, 132, 140, 145, !47, 


182, 189, 194, 206, 209, 2fI0, 34%. 


151, 155» 158; 
Vide Accounts. Sorpty. | 


Vide AccouNTs. 


Pusiic Works, Ke. (Ireland). 
Pusiic Works Loan Boarp. 


Pusiic Works Loan Commissioners. Vide SupPLy. 


Pustic Works Loans; Bill to grant Money for the pur- | 
pose of certain Local Loans, and for other purposes relating | 
to Local Loans; Ordered ; presented, 405. Second Reai- | 
ing deferred, 415, 417, 421, 425, 432, 437- Bill com- | 
mitted, 440. Considered in Committee, and reported, | 
without Amendment; Passed, 444. Agreed to by the Lords, | 
455. (Cited as Public Works Loans Act, 1888) loyal | 
Assent, 456. 


Vide Suppty. 


Pusuic Worsnip Facitities; Bill to provide Facilities for | 
the performance of Public Worship; Ordered ; presented, | 
110. 


Pusuic Works Orrice (/reland). 


Second Readinz deferred, 132, 151, 162, 177, 193; | 
228, 281. 


Pusitic Worsnip Recuiation Act. Vide Bisnops. 


Purity of Beer. Vide Beer. 


51 &amp; 52 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess. 3. 1888. 
UARRIES Reeucation; Bil for the Regulation ot 
quarries; Ordered; piesente!, 208. Second Reading | 


deferred, 229, 256, 275, 282, 296, 304, 316, 334, 341, | 
353: 


| 

j ad 

Quarter Sessions; Bill for amending the Law with | 
respect to the times of holding Quarter Sessions, and for 
Other purposes connected therewith; Brought from the 


Vor. 143.——Sess. 1888. 


INDEX ¢to the One HUNDRED ard Forty-rutrp Vouvu Me. 








Lords, 342. Read, 474. Second Reading deferred, 
4775 479, 481, 485, 490, 496, 506. Order for Second 
Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 513. 


Quarrer Sessions (Sentences). Vide Accounts. 


QUEEN: 


ler Proclamation for further 
Parliament, 2. 


Her Proclamation for holding the Parlia- 


Proroguing 


ment, 2. 





-—— Her Speech reported by Mr. Speaker at the 
opening of the Session, delivered to both Houses, g. At 
the close of the Session, 533. 

—— Her Speech referred to a Committee, 57, 

— Her Answer to Address of Thanks, 67. Other 
Addresses, 67, 313. 

- -— Her Recommendation signified,—To Petitions, 
62.——~—®—-To Motions, 42, 61, 101, 106, 109, 115, 146, 
155» 19!, 204, 215, 218, 220, 247, 261, 279, 359, 395s 
45). 

——— ——- Her Conseut to Bills —On Third Reading, 
116, 133, 126, 148, 204, 247, 261, 418. ; 

——-——— Her Royal Assent to Bills, 128, 184, 187, 232, 

324) 342 5425 435) 447, 456. 





Queen Anne’s Bounty; Bill for the better administration 
of the Funds of Queen Anne’s Bounty; Ordered ; pre- 
sented accordingly, 159. Second Reading deterred, 174, 
178, 194, 206, 209, 224, 297. 

—— Vide Accounts. 


Queen’s and Loro Treasurer’s REMEMRRANCER ( Scot- 
land, &amp;c.). Vide Suppty. 


Queren’s Coureces (Belfast, Cork, Galway, Ireland). Vide 
ACCOUNTS. SUPPLY. 


QUESTIONS: 

Main, as amended, put, and agreed to, 30, &amp;e. 
On Division, 74. 

Main, put, pursuant to Standing Order (Closure 
of Debate) (Mr. William Henry Smith’, 79. (Mr. T. W. 
Russell), 211. (Mr. William Henry Smith), 501. 

Main Question put (Closure of Debate), on 
Division, negatived, 79. 














Original Question, on Division, negatived, 58. 
Original, not put (Closure of Debate), (Mr. 
Chancellor of the Exchequer), the Chairman having with- 
held his assent, 507. ; 








Put forthwith (Motion to report Progress, an 
abuse of Rules), 414. 





Questions to be put forthwith, on certain date; 
Order, That at One o’clock a.m. on Friday grd August, if 
the Membeis of Parliament (Charges and Allegations) 
Bill be not previously reported from the Committee of the 
whole House, the Chairman shall put forthwith the Ques- 
tion, or Questions, on any Amendment or Motion already 
proposed from the Chair, He shall next procced and 
successively put forthwith the Questions, That any Clause 
then wader consideration, and each 1emaining Clanse in 
the Bul stand part of the Bill. After the Clauses are dis- 
posed of he shall forthwith report the Bill, as amended, to 
the House. From and after the passing of chis Order no 
Motion, That the Chairman do leave the Chuir, or do report 
Progress, shall be allowed, 420. 
— Put, pursuant to the Standing Order (Closure of 
Debate) :— 

— In the House( Mr. William Henry Smith), 78,87, 
116, 129, 169,263,371. (Mr.Caine),95. (Mr. Bradlaugh), 
96. (Mr. Buchanan), 143. (Mr. Parnell), 179. (Mr. 
T. W. Russell), 





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INDEX tothe One Hunvrep and Forty-rurrp VoLuMe. (1888, 





QUES TLONS—continued. | That the Local Government (England and 


T. W. Russell), 210. *(Mr. Labouchere), 227. (Sir| Wales) Bill be now reada second time, 169. 

Walter Foster), 232. (Dr. Tanner), 238. (Mr. James _— Relative to Corporati f Lond Mal 4 
Stuart), 278. (Mr. Anderson), 302. (Colonel Saunder- | tion of nar nyt Division, 208. ee ee 
son), 330. (Mr. Aird), 480. (Mr. Sidney Gedge), 501. | That Debates be now adjourned, 236. On 


-————— In Committee of the whole House (Mr. William | Division, 279. 


Henry Smith), go, 100, 108, 222, 242, 246, 338, 414, 470, : 

491. (Colonel Saunderson), 205. (Mr. MacInnes), 236. pre That Clauses, as amended, be added to Bills, on 

(Mr. Waddy), 250. (Mr. Ritchie), 268. (Mr. Kenyon),| consideration, as amended, on Division 302. 

271. (Dr. Tanner), 291. (Mr. Aird), 307. (Mr. Chap- |—————— That words proposed to be left out stand part 

lin), 310. (Mr. Bradlaugh), 340. (Mr. Aird), 343.) of Questions, 386. 

(Mr. Fulton), 417. (Mr. Arthur Balfour), 484, 504. That this House doth agree (with the Committee 

(Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer), 507. of Supply) in a Resolution reported from the Committee 
——— Not proposed,—Mr. Speaker being of opinion 380. : 

that it wag an abuse of the Ren of the Hows 98) —~__ Thus word proposed ob left out sand part of 

House being of opinion that it was an abuse of the Rules | wile, on consiiantion as emended. ays. 


of the House, 351, 4145 425» 444- ~— —— That Clauses be now read a second time, on 
-— Not put,—On reading Order of the Day for | qvEmem, Gos. 

resuming adjourned Debate on Matter; Mr. Speaker | — That words proposed to be left out stand part 

leaves the Chair, without putting the Question, 88.| of Clauses, 401. 

On adjournment of House at One o'clock in the! ae . eR : 

morning, go, 162, &amp;ce. On adjournment of House : Relative to Sittings of the House, exemption 

, £, 9 0 te ie J i = 0 | from the Standing Order (Members of Parliament) 

or want of Forty Members, 112, 122, Xc. On) (Charges and Allegations Bill), on Division, 414, 415. 

adjournment of House at twenty-five minutes past Six itn on Ste rere é 

o'clock in the afternoon, 143. = ae 2 oe Se ee, Capa 
» 143 | fromthe Standing Order, 405, &amp;c. Vide House ( Business 


—_— Questions declined to be put :— | of the). 


By Mr. Speaker (Closure of Debate); (Dr. Cameron), | 
162. (Lord Charles Beresford), 192. (Mr. Arthur O’Con- | Qugsrions NeGATIVED: 
nor), 278. (Mr. Heneage), 281. (Mr. Lea), 383. (Mr. | Ty ds ; be lef 
Gedge), 393. (Mr William Henry Smith), 431. (Mr. | r Questic a gp inate to be left out stand part 
William Johnston), 403, 431. (Mr. Milvain), 431. (Sir| © Questions, 30, 63, ec. 
Willism Crossman), 431. (Mr. Donald Crawford), 439. |—— For Return relative to the Criminal Law and 
(Mr. Aird), 480. (Mr. Labouchere ), 513. | Procedure (Ireland) Act, 1887 (Cases tried), on Division, 
By the Chairman of Ways and Means, in Committee of | 54. 
Supply (Mr. William Henry Smith), 236. (Mr. Aird),) __ That the Crofters’ Holdings (Scotland) Act 
343- (Mr. Webster), 475. (Admiral Field), 491. (Sir| (1886) Amendment Bill be now read a second ae on 
Heury Tyler), 504. (The Chancellor of the Exchequer), Division. £f 
507. (Mr. Seton-Karr), 518. In Committee upon Bills pia ; 
(Mr. William Lowther),291. (Mr. Howorth), 300. (Mr. | That the Parochial Boards (Scotland) Bill be 
Chaplin), 300. (Mr. Staveley Hill), 310. (Sir John ow read a second time, on Division, 58. 
Simon), 340. (Mr. Byron Reed) (twice), 344. (Mr. ee : . : ati we 
Suskeness aro. (iis. Peechields, 300. (be. W. H.| aoe ne — words be inserted in Questions, on Divi 
Smith), 414. (Mr. W. Johnston), 486. (Mr. Bartley), aise 
486. In Committee of Ways and Means ( Mr. Conybeare), | are ae That words be added at the end of Questions, 
| 4, «xc. 


314. 
| — That the word “ now” stand part of Questions 


UESTIONS resolved in the AFFIRMATIVE: : Saas : 
Q | relative to Bills on Second Readings, on Division, 69. 


- That this House will meet To-morrow (Ash | ; ‘ 
Wednesday), at Two of the clock, 40. | — For an Address to Her Majesty, relative to 


ae “ ° ° . | H i ‘ y 4 ~ ~ Se tlhe a 
lhat leave be given to bring in the Burgh Police | aye Endowments (Scotland) Act, 1882 (Madras 
and Health (Scotland) Bill, on Division, 41. | B°)s Iu 2 
it iis Dee Denttieedll te Dinan Oe be | That Seventeen be the number of Members on 
; 4 = 7 | the Select Committee on Emigration and Immigration 


—— That words be added at the ead of Questions) (Foreigners), 19. Ordered, 110. 
| &gt; 


64 &amp;Ke. on ‘ . P 

eine — That words be added at the end of Questions — That the Select Committee on Sunday Closing 

relative to Bills, on Second Reading, on Division, 6g. : =a genni do consist of Seventeen Members, on 
sion, . 


tion be no t (Closure of De- | 
a -—— For an Address to Her Majesty relative to Edu- 


bate), 78. ; ‘ ’ 7 
— That Main Question be now put (Closure of — (Scotland) Act, 1882 (Bell Residue 


Debate), 79. — ; 
Main Question (Public Meetings in the Metro- | —— That the Stipendiary Magistrates (Pension) 
Bill be now read a second time, on Division, 161. 


polis), on Division, 7g. 
Closure of Debate. Vide supra. —— Thatthe Letter of Mr. Thomas Hamilton, Resi- 
— That this House doth agree with the Com- dent Magistrate, dated the 12th May, addressed to Mr. 
mittee in the said Resolution (reported from the Com- Speaker, is a breach of the privileges of this House, as con- 
mittee of Supply), 105, &amp;c. From Commitiees on other} t@!mtng an untruthful statement regarding the arrest and 
Matters, 137, &amp;c. conviction of a Member of this House, on Division, 
—- That leave be given to bring in a Bill (Land — 
Law) (Ireland) (Land Commission), on. Division, 129. 
— That Standing Order, No. 11, relative to the 
Committee of Supply, be suspended, &amp;c., on Division, 
153) 


— That the Question be now put (Closure of De- 
bate), on Division, 232. 
-—— That Clauses be now read a second time on 


| Consideration of Bill, as amended, on Division, 302. 
—— That 



























































51 &amp; 52 Vicr.] INDEX to the Oxe Hunprep aad Forry-triirp Vouume, 











QUESTIONS—continued. Bill committed, 214. Order for Committee discharged 3 
_-— That Clauses, as amended, be added to Bills, on Bill committed to the Standing Committee on Trade, &amp;c., 


consideration, as amended, on Division, 224. Members added to the Committee in respect of the 
said Bill, 227. Leave to the Committee to sit and pro- 





—_— That, in the opinion of this House, the operation ceed with the Bill on certain day, 253. Member dis- 
of “The Criminal Law and Procedure (Ireland) Act, charged, and another appointed in substitution, 268. 
1887,” and the manner of its administration, undermine Order, referring the Bill to the said Standing Committee, 
respect for Law, estrange the minds of the people of Ire- discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 360. 
land, and are deeply injurious to the interests of the 
United Kingdom ; on Division, 319. Raruway and Canau Trarric Act. Vide Accounts. 

—_ — That Debates be now adjourned, 386. Raitway and Canat Trarric; Bill for the better Regula- 





tion of Railway and Canal Traffic, and for other purposes ; 
Brought from the Lords, 111. Read, 120. Second Read- 
ing defeired, 132, 151, 167, 173, 182, 197, 205. Bill 
committed to the Standing Committee on Trade, &amp;c., 214. 
— That words be inserted in Bills, on considera-| Members added to the Committee in respect of the said 
tion, as amended, 396, 402, &amp;c. Bill, 227,236. Leave to the Committee to sit and proceed 
——— Foran Address to Her Majesty, relative to Edu- with the Bill on certain day, 253. Member discharged, 
cational Endowments (Scotland) Act, 1882 (Burgh of and another appointed in substitution, 268. Bill reported, 


‘2 LP herd v =i ar ; 2 @ &gt; &gt; &gt; y 1 © . ‘ 
Culross and County of Perth Endowments), on Division,| 37° Consideration, as amended, deferred, 383, 390, 394- 
412 Bill considered, as amended; Passed, with Amendments, 


i ‘ 396. To which the Lords agree, with Amendments, 419. 
: That this House do now adjourn (Adjournment Day appointed for considering them, 427. Lords’ pet a 
Motions on Questions of urgent public importance), 150, ments agreed to, with Amendments, 436. To which last- 
176, 191, 263, 370, 489, 496. mentioned Amendments the Lords agree, 446. (Cited as 
Railway und Canal Traffic Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 


——_———. At six o’clock on Wednesday, That this House "7- 
do now adjourn, 59- Raitway and Canau Trarric [ Salaries, §c.|; Motion 

for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to con- 

sider of authorising the payment, out of the Cousolidated 


—_—— For an Address to Her Majesty relative to Edu- 
cational Endowments (Scotland) Act, 1882 (Cullen Trust), 
on Division, 387. 








—_—— 








QuesTIONS SuPERSEDED,—by ApsourRNnMENT of Howse: 


For want of Forty Members in the House :— 








—-—— — That Bills be now read a second time, 122, Fund, of the Saiary and Pension of any additional Judge 
136. that may be appointed under the provisions of any Act of 
—-~-——— That words proposed to be left out stand part of the present Session for the better regulation of Railway 
Questions, 191. and Canal Traffic, and for other purposes, &amp;c. ; Queen’s 


Recommendation signified ; Question agreed to, 218. 
Committee deferred, 223. Matter considered in Com- 
_————« mittee, 243. Committee deferred, 246. Matter again 
considered in Committee, 250. Reception of Report 
deferred, 257, 260. Resolution reported, and agreed to, 
263. 


—— In Committee, 528. 





Se Moved, Mr. Speaker, on rising to propose that 
Question, addressed the House, as followeth: The Right 
honourable Gentleman proposes to move the Previous Ques- 
tion. If I were to propose that Question in the customary | Rarpway and Cana Trarric Bit. Vide Accounts. 
form, the terms ofthe Motion would be “ That the Ques- 
tion be now put,” words which are almost identical with the Raitway Biutis. Vide Bitxs, 
words of the Motion for the Closure of a Debate. More- 
over, hitherto, when » Member moves the Previous Ques- 
tion, he votes against his own Motion, I therefore think | Raitway ComPaANIES (Carriage of Fish); Bill to secure 
that the present occasion affords a good opportunity for! oye uniform Scale of Rates and Charges for the Carriage 
establishing a precedent. I therefore propose, if I should| oy egmmon kinds of Fish hy the Railway Companies of 
obtain the full sanction of the House to my suggestion,to|} the United Kingdom; Ordered, 16. ‘Presented. 21 
adopt instead of the present form of the Previous Question,} Second Reading deferred. 117 136, 143. Guiee Ge 
the words “ That the Question be now put”; and, the Geonnd Reading discharged . another Day appointed 
general assent of the House being signified ; Question pro- 152. Second Reading deferred, 170, 174, 182 197 206, 
posed, “That the Question be now put”; Motion for | 214, 243, 256, 275 297 316 335 ” 959, 378, 895, 415. 
Previous Question and original Motion severally, with! 493° 460, 470,477, 495.495: si(‘“‘( S:t*C:*tS:*Ct:S:tS:tCS 

“7 » 490, 479, 477, 45» 495: 
leave of the House, Withdrawn, 112. | 


Rartway Commission. Vide Accounts. 





Rattway Companies (Charges fur Conveyance of Fish). 
| Vide Accounts. 


51 § 52 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess. 3. 1888. Rainway Rare, &amp;c. (United States of America). Vide 


Rasies AMONG Deer (Richmond Park). Vide Ac- Accounts. 


COUNTS. Raitway Recuration ; Bill to make further provision for 
the safe Working of Railways; Ordered, 17. Presented, 
21. Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill with- 
Raitway and Canau Commission. Vide Accounts.| drawn, 119. 

Suppty. 


Raintway AcciDENTs. Vide AccounTs. 


Raitway Returns. Vide Accounts. 
Raitway and Canau Companies Cuarces; Bill for the 
Revision of the Charges of Railway and Canal Companies, 
and for other purposes relating thereto; Ordered, 15.) Rarzways. Vide Accounts. East IN pia. 
Presented, 20. Order for Second Reading ; another Day 
appointed, go. Second Reading deferred, 108, 140, 157.| RatLways ABANDONMENT (Bezley Heath Railway), (Bil- 
Order for Second Reading discharged, ; another Day ap-| | linghay and Metheringham (Light) Railway Abandon- 
pointed, 165. Second Reading deferred, 182. Order for ment Bill), (Chatham aud Brompton Tramways Aban- 
Second Reading discharged ; another Day appointed, 207.} dunment Bill), (Isle of Axholme Railway Abandonment 


Bill), 
Vou. 143.——Sess. 1888. R 4 


Raitway Servants ( Hours of Duty). Vide Accounts. 





INDEX /o-4he Ont Hunxprev and Forry-:uirp Votume. [18x8. 














— — -_-— oe ei 
| 





Mr. Cuffe, Assistant Solicitor to the Treasury, by Mr. 
Joseph Nolan, mM.p., on the 11th day of January 1888, 
with reference to the case of Regina v. Harkins and 
Callan :—And, of a Transcript of the Shorthand Writer’s 


(Rotherham and Bawtry Railway Bill), (Scarborough, Notes of the Evidence given by Mr. Joseph Nolan, m.p., 
Bridlington, and West Riding Junction Railway Bill), | at the trial of the case of Regina v. Harkins and Callan at 
( Uxbridge and Rickmansworth Railway Bill). Vide Ac- the Central Criminal Court; Debate arising; and it 
COUNTS. being Midnight, the Debate stood adjourned, 255. Further 
ie . adjourned, 261, 265. 
Raitways ( Certificates): Norvincuam Supursan Rati- ° ; es 
way (Deviation), Sovruwotp Ratnway Company, Reeisrrar Genera of Birrns, Xe. (England). Vide 


Vide Accounts. Supp ty. 


Raitways ABANDONMENT—continued. 


Bill), (Lanarkshire and Ayrshire Railway (Additional 
Powers) Bill), ( Mersey Railway (No. 1) Bill), ( Oxford, 
Aylesbury, and Metropolitan’ Junction Railway Bill), 


Reeistrar Gengrau’s Orrice, &amp;c. (Ireland; Scotland). 
Vide Surpty. 


Reoistrars, ATTENDANCE of. Vide MarriaaeEs. 


Raitways (Continuous Brakes). Vide Accounts. 


Rartways Construction Facirities Acr. Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Reaistrars’ Fees (Middlesex). Vide Accounts. 


Raitways, &amp;c. Binis. Vide Accounts. 
Reeistrars of County Courts (Salaries, Allowances, and 


Raitways, Government Purcuase of. Vide Suppiy 
Fees). Vide Accounts. 


(Amendments). 
Recisrration Acr (1885) AmenpmMent; Bill to amend 
| “The Registration Act, 1885”; Ordered; presented, 451 
Raitways (Signal Arrangements and Systems of Working},| ae “Wile Ry ie — 
he b 4 A : oy: ? ’ Second Reading deferred, 460, 464, 468 0, 47 
Vide Accounts. - Ey be Gore Sa Aeee See 


Raitways, WorkineG of. Vide Boarp of Trapve. 


Raitways (Maximum Charges). Vide Accounts. 


| Recistration of Arcarrects. ARCHITECTS. 
Rareicn Park (Brirton) Act, 1888. Vide Brixton REGISTRATION of AssURANCES (Ireland); Bill to consolidate 
ete ‘ and amend the Laws relating to the Registration of Assu- 
; rances,and to provide for the Registration of other Acts, 


Ramscatre Haxpour. Vide Accounts. Instruments, and Matters affecting Land in Ireland ; 
a a’ Ordered ; presented accoidingly, 430. Order for Second 
Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 462. 





Rates (Metropolis). Vice Poor. — ag 
( polis) | RecisrraTtion of Brus of Excuance. Vide Brits, 


Rating and Varvation (Scotland); Select Committee to | Re —~ — so 
consider the Law relating to the Rating and Valuation BESTRATION OF DUILSINGS, ie SANITARY. 
of the various kinds of Property subject to Assessment) Registration of Ciuss; Bill for the Registration and 
in Scotland, and to report what Amentments may be! Reeulation of Clubs; Ordered; presented accordingly 
necessary therein; Appointed, 5y. Committee to consist | igo. Secoud Reading deferred, 209, 224, 233 297, 
of Seventeen Members; Nomimated; Power to send for | 316. - sai . a ; 
persons, papers, and records; Five to be the Quorum, | 


86. Report 360. ReGistration of Evecrors. Vide PARLIAMENTARY. 





ReGistTraTion of Firms; Bill for the Registration of Firms; 
? Ordered, 15. Presented, 19. Order for Second Reading 
RatinG of Macuinery ; Bill to amend the Law relating to} discharged; another Day appointed, 112. Second Read- 
the Rating of Hereditaments containing Machinery; ing deferred, 117, 126, 131, 143, 151, 158, 167, 174, 189, 
feoce &gt; 2 say: me sTer ‘ i _ of « or 
Ordered; presented, 89. Second Reading deferred, 232, | 197, 214, 236, 308, 334. 


251, 304, 322, 358, 370. Order for Second Reading dis- é , 
pica Bill oO ll 398. | Recistry of Deeps (Treland). Vide Surpty. 


RATING ( Metropolis). Vile Accounts. 


P , -eTe y; tT , 
Recorpers, Maaisrrares, and Crerxs of the Peace; Recisrry of Jupemests (Ireland). Vide Suppty. 


Saag ae naan Ry ae / 
Bill to make better provision as to the appointment of | » ocuLation of Quarries. Vide QUARRIES. 
Deputies for Recorders, Stipendiary Magistrates, and 
Clerks of the Peace; Ordered; preseuted, 343. Com-' Recunation of Sea Fisneries. Vide Sea. 
mitted, 362. Considered in Committee, ard reported, | ; oiled 

. : ; z 's SECUTIONS ATion; Bill to abolish 
without Amendment; Passed, 367. Agreed to by the —, Prosecu L, nt a cntiiainiiinns alain 
¥ . ° ¢ j se ns av s q 1e . xpre 
Lords, 444. (Cited as Recorders, Magistrates, and Clerks | — f Relicio i pote d ns he” 81 ree 

os . . Fs nS 2110 ; $ . 

of the Peace Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 447. on matters of heligron aad 4 
. r Reading deferred, 341. 


Rerormatory and lnpustriaL Scnoots (Great Britain; | i 
Ireland). Vide Accounts. Supptry. |Renr. Vide Law of Distress. 


| 
Rerormatory Scuoots Act (1866) AMENDMENT; Bill t» /Revt Cuarces. Vide CnarRirigs. 


amend “ The Reformatory Schools Act, 1866”; Ordered, | sii see eae 

89. Presented, 84. Second Reading deferred, 93. O:der | Rent, Distress for (Dublin). Vide Distress. 

for Second Reading discharged ; another Day appointed, | Ryxts (Ireland). Vide Lano. 

141. Second Reading deferred, 170, 211. Bill com- | 

mitted, 214. Bill considered in Committee, 224. Com-| Re-orcanisations in Pustic Orrices; Motion, That the 

mittee deferred, 237. Bill again considered in Committee,! — re-organisations in the Accountant General’s and Secre- 

243. Committee deferred, 252, 255. Bill considered in| tary’s Departments of the Admiralty have been injurious 

Committee, 259. Committee deferred, 274. Bill further! to the public interests, &amp;c.; Amendment proposed, 

considered in Committee, and reported, 280. Considered, | to leave out from the word “That” to the end of the 

as amended, go2. Passed, 315. | Question, in order to add the words “ this House, whilst 
| of opinion that when the re-organisation of a Depart- 

ment becomes necessary, full inquiry should be made into 


Recina v. Harkins and Cartan; Motion, That there be| the wants of other Departments, with a view to the con- 
laid before this House, Copies of a Statement made to| tinued public employment of redundant officers, is J 
prepared, 


RerresHmMent Rooms. Vide House. 





























































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ae en = — —_—— —_ —E ee 











— 


RE-ORGANISATIONS in PusBLic OrricEs—-continued. 








-— —— of former day, reported from the Com- 
prepared, pending the inquiry of the Royal Commission | mittee of —— bang —— myer Henanpd Bill — 
upon Civil Service Establishments, to anticipate its report upon so much oF the sesolution as relates to certain duties, 
by laying down any absolute rule as to the provision of 173- ’ 

employment for persons not required in the Department ——-——— —— Nem. Con., relative to the Death of the 
to which they have been originally appointed” ; Debate German Emperor, 293. Vide ADpresses. Messaces. 
arising; Question proposed, That the words proposed to 
be left out stand part of the Question (Closure claimed, | 93 
but Mr. Speaker withholds his assent, ana declines then; “" 3: 
to put the Question), 278. Debate resumed; Question | ————-———— Again read (of Committee of the whole 
put, pursuant to Standing Order (Closure of Debate); House) ; Bill ordered upon the said Resolutions, and upon 
and, on Division, Amendment not made :—Resolution, Resolutions reported this day, 397. 

That the re-organisations in the Accountant General’s —--_— Vide Exections. House (Business of 
and Secretary’s Departments of the Admiralty have been | the). . 
injurious to the public interests, by resulting in increased 
charges for those Departments, and by needlessly adding | a Se a 
to extravagant pensions and bonuses; and that in any | 
further re-organisations, officials who are still able and | Rerirep Attowances, Miuitia, &amp;e. Vide Suppry 
willing to render service for the public money shall be | (Army). 

provided with employment in other Departments, instead 
of being forced to become useless burdens upon the | 


Country, 278. | RerurninG Orricers (Scotland). Vide PARLIAMENTARY. 








————— Again read (of Committee of Supply), 


Retired Fuut Pay, &amp;e. Vide Suppiy ( Army). 


| 
| Revenve, Vide Accounts. 


REPORTS : 


. :, Revenue Accounts. Vide Easr inpia. 
—_-——_———— Reception of Reports from Committees | &gt; 








of the whole House deferred, 112, 237, &amp;c. | Revenve Derartments. Vide Suppcy. 

—_—— — Order, referring a Report from the Exa- | Revenve Deparrments Estimates; Select Committee 
miners to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, dis-| to examine into the Estimates for the Revenue Depart- 
charged, 254. | ments, and to report their Observations thereon to the 


| House; Appointed, 96. ‘To consist of Seventeen Members ; 


——— Report from a Select Coinmittee (on | ; haf “een ellie Prete eed ; 
“are on. T he Report be taken into consi-| "0minated ; Power to send lor persons, papers, and records ; 
Privilege) ; Motion, That t po e cons - 

- Five to be the Quorum, 124. Report, 359. 


deration upon a future day, withdrawn ; Report to lie upon | 
the Table, and be printed, 503. Day appointed for con- | Revisina Barristers (England). Vide Suppty. 
sideration of Report, 510. Report again read ; Motion, | 
That this House doth concur in the Report of the 
Committee appvinted to consider the attempted Serviee | 
(together with attendant circumstances) of a Summons! Ryonppa and Swansea Bay Rattway ; Petition, and 
upon Mr. Sheehy, Member for South Galway, made inthe | Bill ordered, 26. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 
Outer Lobby of the House ; Amendment proposed to leave 38. Report, That Standing Order 62 has not been com- 
out from the first word “ House,” to the end of the Ques- plied with; referred to the Select Committee on Standing 
tion, in order to add the words “do now preceed to the Orders, 105. Report, That the Standing Orders ought 
Orders of the Day”; Motion, That the Debate be now to be dispensed with, 119. Report read ; Bill to be read a 








Rewarps for Distincgutsnep Services. Vide Suppty 
( Army). 


adjourned, withd:awn ; Amendment, on Division, made :— second time, 122. Committed, 130. Instruction, 162. Bill 
Resolution, That this House do now proceed to the Orders reporte!, 212. Considered, as amended, 240. Passed, 
of the Day, 511. 248. By the Lords with an Amendment, 337. Lords’ 


‘1 Courts of Law. Vide | Amendment agreed to, 346. (Cited as Rhondda and 


R Ts of PROCEEDINGS ; 
p Pveeceiog ” . Swansea Bay Railway Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 393. 


LEGAL. 


REPRESENTATION of the Porte Acrs AmenpMenr ; Bill; Ruonppa and Swansea Bay Raitway Bit [ Application 
to amend the Laws relating to the Representation of the| ¢/ Forfeited Deposit] ; Motion for the House to resolve 
People ; Ordered, 14. Presented, 19. Second Reading | itself into a Committee to consider of authorising that the 
deferred, 86, 97, 133, 174, 211, 297. sum of Four thousand nine hundred and two pounds 

: 3 | eleven shillings, balance of the Sum deposited as security 

Repropuctive Loan Funn (Jreland) Acts AMENDMENT; {yy the completion of the Railways authorised by “ The 


: : ~ | 
Bill to amend the Reproductive Loan Fund (Ireland) Rhondda and Swansea Bay Railway Act, 1882,” invested 
Acts ; Ordered, 16. Presented, 21. Second Reading jn the Three per Centum Consolidated Bank Annuities, 
deferred, 192, 224, 260. | and now liable to forfeiture, shall, subject to the provisions 
Reservep and Rerirep Pay. Vide Surry (Navy). | of Sections Forty-seven an Forty-eight of the said Act, 
remain as a security for the completion of the portions of the 
| Railway No. 1 authorised by the said Act, the powers to 
Resisrance to the Poxice (Foreign Countries). Vide Ac- | constract which are by the Rhondda and Swansea Bay Rail- 
cnuwee. | way Billnow pending inthis House revived as if the same had 
never been liable to forfeiture ; Queen’s Recommendation 
signified ; Question agieed to, 155. Matter considered in 


Resipent Magistrates (Ireland). Vide Accounts. 











RESOLUTIONS: Committee, 158. Resolution reported, and agreed to; 
ee a ean — ofthe House of former Sessions tobe, struction to the Committee on the Rhondda and Swansea 
Standing Orders, 85. Of the present Session, 85. | Bay Railway Bill, That they have Power to make pro- 
é : | vision therein pursuant to the said Resolution, 162. 

— ——_——_ -—-— of the House of former Sessions, read, 
85. Ruymney Raitway; Petition, and Biil ordered, 27. 
, Session, 8 | Read, and referred to the Examiners, 38. Report, That 
——-—_—— revived, of former Session, 84. Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be 
————————— of former day, reported from the Com-| read a second time. 6g. Committed, 80. Reported 194. 
mittee of Supply, again read, 105. Considered, as amended, 207. Passed, 215. By the 
Lords, 

VoL. 148——Sess. 1888. S 


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and Forry-ratrp Votome. __ [1888. 


INDEX ¢o the One Hunprep 


Ruymney Raitway——continued. 
Lords, with Amendments, 414. Lords’ Amendments | 
agreed to, 423. (Cited as Rhymney Railway Act, 1888) 
Royal Assent, 435. . 


Bill to be read a second time, 190. Committed, 201, 
Reported, 227. Considered, as amended, 240. Passed, 
248. By the Loris, with an Amendment, 405. Lords’ 
Amendment agreed to, 446. (Cited as Rotherham and 
= Railway (Abandonment) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 
459. 


| Royat Couuece of Surceons (Supplemental Charter), 
Vide Accounts. 


Ripsre Navigation, &amp;c. Act, 1888. Vide Preston | 


CorRPORATION. 





RicumMonp BripGe. Vide Accounts. 


Vide UxBrIpDGE. 
| Roya Irtsu AcApDEmy. 


Rippincs District Gas; Petition, and Bill ordered, 27. | 
Read, 38. Committed, 49. Reported, 120, Considered, Roya Iris ConsTaBuLary. 
as amended, 133. Passed, 141. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 294. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 305. 
(Cited as Riddings District Gas Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 
325- 

Rieutrs of Way (Scotland); Bill to amend the Law re- 
lating to Rights of Way in Scotland ; Ordered ; presented | 
accordingly, 283. Day appointed for Second Reading,} Roya University of Irgxanp. 


8. Second Reading deferred, 358. ’ 
34 aces jana = Vide Houses (Business of the). 


RIveErs. 
Vide Accounts. 


RickmManswortu Rai.way. . 
Vide Suppty. 


Vide Accounts. 


Royau Pataces. Vide Suppty. 


Roya Parks and Garpens. Vide Accounts. 


| 
| 
| Roya Parks and PLeasure Garpens. Vide Accounts. 
Supp y. 


Vide Accounts. 


| 

| Ruces of Procepure. 
Vide Fisuine. R 
: ., | Russtra. 
Rivers Potuuricn Prevention Act (Scotland). Vide | 


AccounNTs. Vide Accounts. 


Russ1an-Dutcu Loan. 





River Tavy. Vide PLymouru. 


Rivers ( Wales). Vide MountTatns. 51 &amp; 52 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess. 3. 1888. 


Roaps and Brinces (Sevtland). Vide Accounts. 


= 
Sa ILORS Disasiuties Removat. Vide So.ipiers. 
Roaps and Brupces (Scotland) Act, 1878, AMENDMENT; 


Bill to amend “ The Roads and Bridges (Scotland) Act, | Vide Gusce. 
1878”; Ordered, 118. Presented, 119. Committed, 140. |SaLe of Inroxicatine Liquors ( Cornwall). 
Considered in Committee, and reported, without Amend-|  +oxq0a TING. 

ment; Passed, 157. By the Lords, with Amendments, | a 

208. Lords’ Amendments to be now considered ; con-| Saxe of Inroxicatine Liquors. Vide Liquors. 
sidered, and agreed to, 215. (Cited as Roads and Bridges | 
(Scotland) Act, 1878, Amendment Act, 1888) Royal | 


Saxe of GLEBE LANDs. 
Vide In- 


Vide In- 


SALE of InroxitcaTinG Liquors on Sunpay. 
TOXICATING. 


Assent, 232. | 
' Save of Liquors on SuNvay (/reland). 


Roavsipe Wastes. Vide Foorrartus. | ang. Liquors. 


Rocuester Bisnorric; Bill to amend the Bishopric of 
Saint Alban’s Act, 1875, and for other purposes ; 
from the Lords, 300. 


Rossenpare Vaitey Tramways; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 27. Read, 38 Committed, 49. Instruction, 
152. Bill reported, 212. Considered, as amended, 248. 
Passed, 261. 
Lords’ Amendmenis agreed to, 374. (Cited as Rossendale 
Valley Tramways Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 392. 


RossenpALE Va.titey Tramways Bitt [Repayment of 
Portion of Deposit}; Motion for the House to resolve 
itself into a Committee to consider of authorising the re- 
payment, out of the sum of One thousand six hundred and 
fifty-eight pounds fourteen shillings and eight pence, Con- 


solidated Three Pcunds per Centum Annuities, and Five | 


pounds six shillings and two pence cash, being the balance 
remaining in Court of the Deposit Fund transferred or 
paid as security for the completion of the Tramways 


authorised by “The Manchester, Bury, and Rochdale | 
Tramway (Extensions) Order, 1882,” of the sum of Two! 


hundred and twelve pounds like Annuities, being the pro- 
portion of the said Deposit Fund applicable to so much 
of the Tramway 7A authorised by the said Order as re- 
mains uncompleted, and which is now forfeited or liable 
to be forfeited, together with any interest or dividends 
thereon; Queen’s Recommendation signified ; Question 
agreed to, 146. Matter considered in Committee, 149. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to; Instruction to the 
Committee on the Rossendale Valley Tramways Bill, That 
they have Power to make provision therein pursuant to the 
said Resolution, 152. 

RornernaM and Bawrry Raitway; Petition, and Bill 


ordered, 27. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 38. 
Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied with ; 


Brought | 


By the Lords, with Amendments, 345. | 


Vide Inroxicat- 


| SaLeE to CuiILpreEN of Inroxicatinc Liquors. Vide INn- 


TOXICATING. 


Satmon Fisneries (England and Wales). Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 


| Saxwpcate Tramways. Vide FoLKeEstTone. 


Sanp GrovusEe Protection; Bill for the better Protection 
of Sand Grouse in the United Kingdom; Ordered ; pre- 
sented accordingly, 491. Committed, 498. Considered 
in Committee, and reported, 500. Consideration, as 
amended, deferred, 502, 505, 5:4. Considered, as 
amended; Passed, 516. Agreed to by the Lords, 533. 
( Cited as Sand Grouse Protection Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 
a33- 

Sanitary Acts (Appointments of Medical Officers of Health). 
Vide Accounts. 

Dwe.uinc Houses. Vide 


Sanrrary Inspection of 


DwELLING. 


‘Sanrrary RecistratTion of Buitpines; Bill for the 
better Sanitation of Dwelling Houses, Schools, Colleges, 
Hospitals, Factories, Workshops, Hotels, Lodging Houses, 
and other Buildings within the United Kingdom ; Ordered ; 
presented accordingly, 391. 


Sanitary ReGcuuations. Vide Potice. 


SarpiniAN Loan. Vide Accounts. 


Saturpay Cxiosinc. Vide Pustic Houses. 


Savina Lire at 5c; Bill for the Saving of Life at Sea; 
Ordered, 17. Presented, 22. Order for Second Reading 


discharged ; another Day appointed, 48. Second Reading 
deferred, 





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51 &amp; 52 Vicr.}] INDEX «to the One Hunprep and Forry-viiry Vouumn. 








_— —— — 








Savina LirE at Sea—continued. to examine the results of any such scheme which has re- 
! 


deferred, 157. Order for Committee discharged ; another | — —— trial 'b om eat and to report gene- 
Day appointed, 253. Day appointed for Second Reading, rally upon t 1e means by, anc the conditions under, which 
, such Emigration can best be carried out, and the quarters 


345- to which it can most advantageously be directed; Debate 
Savincs Bank (Investment) Recunations. Vide Ac- arising ; and, objection being taken to further Proceed- 
COUNTS. _ ing, the Debate stood adjourned, 481. Further adjourned, 


Savines Banks. Vide Accounts. Suppry (Amendmsnts). | 483, 487, 499, 495» 499, 595- Order for resuming ad- 
| Jjourned Debate, discharged, 513. 


TRUSTEES. 
Savincs Banks and Frienpty Societies. Vide Ac- | Scorcn Epucarion Department (School Supply). Vide 
COUNTS. | Accounts. 


ScarsorouGiH, Beiwiineton, and West Ripine Junction | ScoTtanp, Free Cuurcu of, Ministers, &amp;c. Funp. Vide 
Rartway; Report, That the Bill should originate in the' Free. 
House of Lords, 11. Report, That the Standing Orders 
had been certified to have been complied with, 35. Bill 
brought from the Lords, ‘&lt; Read, and referred to the |Scorrisu Universities. Vide Supp ry. 
Examiners, 156. Report, That the Standing Orders have | . ; pene » ener 
been complied with 7 Bill to be read a second time, 168. Sza and Coastauaxp Services. Vide Surpty. 
Committed, 178. Reported, 226. Considered, asamended,/ Sea and Coast Fisneries Funp (Jreland). Vide Ac- 
248. Passed, with Amendments, 261. To which the} counts. 
Lords agree, 271. (Cited as Scarborough, Bridlington, | 
and West Riding Junction Railway Act, 1888) Royal | 
Assent, 325. 


» ; |Searretp Dock and Raitway; Report, That the Bill 
Scnoor Boarp Exxctions (Scotland); Bill to amend the | should originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, 


a a . ~ ‘ &gt; 

Provisions of “ The Education (Scotland ) Act, 1872, That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
with regard to voting at Elections of School Boards ; od ahh on Wil teense Os “age see pes 

dered, 16. Presented, 20. Second Reading deferred complied with, 35. ut Drought from the Lords, 203. 
Ordered, a — 5 , Read, and referred to the Examiners, 204. Report, That 
176, 208, 246, 265, 308, 335- Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be 
read a second time, 219. Committed, 240. Reported, 
without Amendment, 314. Considered, 323. Passed, 330 
(Cited as Seafield Dock and Railway ( Extension of Time 
and Various Powers) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 343. 


Scottanp. Vide Lire AssociaTion of. 


SeacombBs, Hoytaxe, and Deesipe Raiiway. Vide 
ACCOUNTS. 


Scnoot Boarp for Lonvon Evection; Bill to amend “ The 
Elementary Education Act, 1870,” and “ The School 
Boards Act, 1885,” so far as relates to the Election of the 
School Board for London; Ordered, 17. Presented, 21. 
Second Reading deferred, 117. Order for Second Read- 
ing discharged; another Day appointed, 128. Second 
Reading deferred, 154, 179, 193. Order for Second Read- 
ing discharged ; another Day appointed, 225. Second 
Reading deferred, 252, 274, 315, 334. 373&gt; 380, 337, 398, 
418, 426, 438. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn, 460. 


Sea Fisnerites. Vide Nortru Sea. 
Sea Fisuertes Act. Vide Accounts. 
Sea Fisueries (England and Wales). Vide Accounts. 


SEA Fisuerres of the Unirep Kixcpom. Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Sea Fisnertes Recurarion; Bill for the Regulation of the 
Sea Fisheries of England; Ordered; presented, 343. 
Second Reading deferred, 372. Bill committed to the 
Standing Committee on Trade, &amp;c., 383. Leave to Com- 
mittee to sit and proceed on Day named, 391. Fifteen 
Members added to the Committee in respect of the Bill, 305. 
Bill reported, 404. Consideration, as amended, deferred, 
411,432, 437. Bill considered, as amended ; re-committed 
to a Committee of the whole House in respect of an 
Amendment to Clause 8; considered in Committee, and 
reported; Clause amended; Bill to be now considered ; 
considered ; Passed [Title amended], 441. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 503. Day appointed for considering 
them, 503. Consideration of Lords’ Amendments deferred, 
513, 520. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, with Amend- 
ments, 529. To which last-meniioned Amendments the 
Lords agree, 533. (Cited as Sea Fisheries Regulation 
Act, 1885) Koyal Assent, 533. 


Scnoot Boarp for Lonpon (Pensions); Bill to enable 
the School Board for London to guarantee Superannuation 
Allowances from the Funds at their disposal; Ordered, 
15. Presented,i9. Second Reading deferred, 164, 177, 
193, 224, 229, 246, 257, 275, 297, 316, 335, 353, 368, 
387, 408, 426, 433, 460, 466, 476, 433, 508. Order for 
Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 532. 


Scnoot Boarps (Scotland) Evecrors; Bill to amend the 
Law ielative to the Qualification of Electors of School 
Boards in Scotland ; Ordered ; presented accordiugly, 215. 
Second Reading deferred, 244. 


Scuoon Fees. Vide Epvucation. 


Scuoot Fees (Non-Paupers); Bill to amend the Law re- 
lating to the payment of School Fees of Non-Pauper 
Children; Ordered, 13. Presented, 18. Order for Second 
Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 303. 

Scuoors. Vide VoLunrary. Sea Fisneries Reeouration [| Lxpenses}; 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 Expense of collecting Statistics relating 

Scrence and Art DepartMENT. Vide Suppty. to Sea Fisheries under the provisions of any Act of the 

present Session for the regulation of the Sea Fisheries of 

England ; Queen’s Recommendation signified ; Question 


7 ; agreed to, 399. Matter considered in Committee, 408. 
Science and Art DEPARTMENT ( Correspondence). Vide Resolution reported, and agreed to, 410. 


Accounts. 
Scientiric Services. Vide Suppiy (Navy). 


Scuoot Teacuers (Jreland). Vide NATIoNna.L. 


= —_— etn 


SciEnceE and Art Butxpines (Dublin). Vide Suppry. 


Science and Art Department (Buildings, &amp;c.). Vide 
Accounts. SuPppty. 


Seamen. Vide Mercuanr. 


Seamen and Marines (Victualling and Clothing). Vide 


Scorcn Crorrers’ Emigration; Motion, That a Select Sonam 


Committee be appointed to inquire into tiie various schemes 
which have been proposed to facilitate Emigration from |Sramen Pensioners Keserve (Correspondence). Vide 
the Crofter districts of Scotland to the British Colonies ; Accounts. 

SEAMEN’'S 


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INDEX ¢o the One Hunpvrep and Forty-trutrp Vo_uME. 


(1888. 


SgaMEn’s Savines Banxs (Money Orders and Transmis-|SuropsuirE Raitways; Report, That the Bill should 


sion of Wages). Vide Accounts. 
Seamen’s Votes. Vide PARLIAMENTARY. 
Vide Savina. 


Vide Suppiy (Amendments). 


Sea, Savina of Lire. 
Seats in the House. 
Sea Water Suppty. Vide Lonpon. 


Seconpary Epucation (Scotland); Bill to organise and 
promote Secondary Education in Scotland ; Ordered; 
presented, 118. Second Reading deferred, 193, 256. 


Vide Suppiy ( Amendments). 
Vide Accounts. 


Seconpary Epvucation. 
Secon pary Epucartion (Scotland). 


SECRETARY for ScoTLAND and SUBORDINATE OFFICES. 
Vide SupPty. 


Vide OrFicIAL. 
Vide Supp ty. 


SECRETS. 
SEcRET SERVICES. 
Seep Poratosgs, Istano of Arran. Vide Surppty. 


Sexvecr Commirrers. Vide Accounts. COMMITTEES. 


Sevect:on, Commitres of. Vide ComMirress. 
SERJEANT AT ARMS: 
To cothmunicate an 

sioners of Police, 4. 
—— Vide House ( Kitchen and Refreshment Rooms). 


Order to the Commis- 


SessionaL Orpers and ReEso.urions, 4. 


Sessions. Vide QuARTER. 


SEwWARDSTONE Licgutinc. Vide Cuitnarorb. 


Suannon DrainaGce; Bill for the Improvement of the 
Drainage of Lands, and for the prevention of Inundations 
within the Catchment Area of the River Shannon, 
and for other purposes relating thereto; Ordered ; pre- 
ented, 333. Examiners to examine the Bill with respect 
to compliance with the Standing Orders relative to Private 
Bills, 342. Second Reading deferred, 351. Report, That 
the Standing Orders have been complied with, 353. 
Second Reading deferred, 356, 363, 373, 377, 379) 383, 
387,390, 395, 397» 403, 408, 411, 415, 417, 422, 426, 433, 
445- Order for Second Reading discharged ; Bull with- 
drawn, 473. 

Sueerness Pier; Report, That the Bill should originate in 
the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 
35+ 

SHEFFIELD Rarbway. 

Suerirr Courts (Scotland) Extracts; Bill to simplify the 
Forms of Extracts of Decrees in the Sheriff Courts ot 
Scotland ; Ordered, 68. Presented, 68. Second Read- 
ing delerred, 88, 100, 108, 117, 140, 145, 147, 153, 158, 
174, 178. Order for Second Reading discharged ; another 
day appointed, 180. Second Reading deterred, 189, 206, 
223, 244, 252, 274, 334) 352, 373- 

Surrirrs Acr (Fees). Vide Accounts. 


SHIPBUILDING REPAIRS 
Vide Suppiy (Navy). 


Vide MANCHESTER. 


O° 
237&gt; 


and 


Suipsvuitpine (Contract Work). Vide Suppty (Navy). 


Suipsurtpinc Repairs and \iAInTENANCE ( Navy). 
Surry (Navy). 
Vide Mercuant. TravDeE. 


Vide Accounts. 


SHIPPING. 
SHIPPING CASUALTIES. 


SyoreuAM HarsBour. Vide Accounts. 


| 
| 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been com- 
| 
| 
| 


MAINTENANCE (Material). | 


Vide 


originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the 
plied with, 35. Bill brought from the Lords, 203. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 204. Report, That the 
Standing Orders not previously inquired into have not 
been complied with; referred to the Select Committee on 
Standing Orders, 323. Report, That the Standing Orders 
ought to be dispensed with, 337. Report read ; Bill to be 
read a second time, 337. Committed, 349. Reported, 
399. Considered, as amended, 413. Passed, with Amend- 
ments, 429. To which the Lords agree, 435. (Cited as 
Shropshire Railways Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 435. 


Stam. Vide Accounts. 


Vide Accounts. 


Vide Lioyp’s. 


SiERRA LEONE. 
SIGNAL STATIONS. 


Sinxkinc Funps. Vide Accounts. 


Sires for Cuurcnes, (England and Ireland). Vide 


Cutrcu. CHURCHES. 
Sites. Vide PLACEs ol. 
Ss House (Bu- 


ittinGs of the House. Vide Accounts. 


siness of the). 


Stanper Law AmenpMeENT; Bill to amend the Law re- 
lating to the Slander of Women; Ordered ; presented, 
336. Second Reading deferred, 418, 460, 471. 


Sitavery Law Consouipation; Bill to amend and consoli- 
date the Law relating to Slavery; Ordered, 15. Pre- 
sented, 19. Second Reading deferred, 380, 391. 


Stave Trapr. Vide Accounts. Swuppty. 


Stico Raitway. Vide ENNISKILLEN. 


Siico (South Sligo Division) Writ. Vide Evsecrions. 


Vide NatLers. 


SmMAcL Deprs and Disrraint (Jreland) Brut (changed from 
Distress for Rent (Dublin) Bill) ; Passed, by the Lords, 
with Amendments, 435. Day appointed for considering 
them, 480. Lords’ Amendments considered ; further con- 
sideration of Amendments deferred, 483, 485, 487. Lords’ 
Amendments further considered, and agreed to, 488. ( Cited 
as Law of Distress and Small Debts (Ireland) Act, 1888) 
Royal Assent, 533. 


Smautut Cuain MAKERs. 


— —— Vide Distress 


for Rent (Dublin) Birt, 


Smatt Desrts (Scotland); Bill to extend and amend the 
Law relating to the Recovery of Small Debts in Scotland; 
Ordered, 15. Presented, 19. Second Reading deterred, 
81, 88, 100, 108, 117, 140, 145, 147, 151, 158, 174, 178. 
Order for Second Reading discharzed ; another Day ap- 
pointed, 180. Second Reading deferred, 189, 194,206. Bill 
committed, 214. Committee deferred, 223, 229, 233, 237, 
243, 252, 274, 281, 303, 315, 334, 358, 363, 373, 390, 
403, 422, 460. 

Sma.Lu Ho.xpines; Bill to facilitate the creation of Small 
Holdings of Land ; Ordered, 13. Presented, 18. Motion, 
That the Bill be now read a second time (House inter- 
1upted by Message from the Lords (Royal Assent to 

| Acts); Question again proposed ; Debate arising ; Closure 

claimed, but, on Division, negatived; Debate resumed, 
and it being half an hour after Five o’clock, the Debate 
stood adjourned, 231. Motion, That the Bill be now 
read a second time (House interrupted by Message from 
the Lords, Royal Assent to Acts); Question again pro- 
posed; Debate arising; Closure claimed, but negatived, 
on Division ; Debate resumed ; and it being half an hour 
after Five o’clock, the Debate stood adjourned, 232. 
Further adjourned, 237, 256. 





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Souta Coast lialLway. 


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Smatui Hotpines; Select Committee to inquire into the|Sourns Eastern Metropo.itan (Lewisham, Greenwich’ 


facilities which exist for the creation of Small Heldings in 
Land in Great Britain; whether, either in connection with 
an improved system of Local Government or otherwise, 
those facilities may be extended; whether, in recent 
years, there has been any diminution in the number of 
Small Owners and Cultivators of Land; and whether 
there is any evidence to show that such diminution is due 
to legislation; Appvinted; To consist of Seventeen 


and District) Tramways; Petition, and Bill ordered, 59. 
Read, 62. Day appointed for Second Reading 78. Bill 
committed, 101. Reported, 218. Considered, as amended, 
257- Passed, 269. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
405. Ilords’ Amendments agreed to, 429. (Cited as 
South Eastern Metropolitan Tramways Act, 1888) Royal 
Assent, 435. 


Members; Nominated; Power to send for persons, Sourn Eastern Raitway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 27. 


papers, and records; Five to be the Quorum, 391. Re- 


port (Inquiry not completed), 450. 


Smatt Pox in St. Josepn’s Inpusrriat ScnHoot, Man- 
cHEsTER. Vise Accounts. 


Soane’s Museum. Vide Accounts. 


Soupiers’ and Sariztors’ Disasivities Removat; Bill to 
remove the Disabilities of Soldiers and Sailors to be regis- 
tered as Voters at Parliamentary Elections; Ordered, 16, 
Presented, 20. Second Reading deferred, 34). 


Soricitors’ AnnuAL CertiricaTe (Duty Repeal); Bill for 
the repeal of Solicitors’ Annual Certificate Duty; Or- 
dered, 16. Presented,21. Second Reading deferred, 133, 
161, 192, 228, 316, 320, 322. 


Soxicrrors ; Bill to provide for the custody of the Roll of 
Solicitors of the Supreme Court in England by the Incor- 
porated Law Society, and otherwise to amend the Law 
relating to Solic:tors; Brought from the Lords, 392. 
Read, 399. Second Reading deferred, 408, 411, 415, 417, 
422, 426, 433, 437- Biil committed, 445. Committee 
deferred, 453, 473; 477&gt; 479, 451, 433, 499, 492, 495, 496, 
499, 501, 505, 508, 514, 520, 524. Bill considered in 
Committee, and reported, 527. Cousidered, as amended ; 
Passed, with Amendments, 529. To which the Lords 
agree, 633. (Cited as Solicitors Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 
533- 


Soxicitors and Law Cierks (Jreland). Vide Accounts. 


Souicitors ([reland); Bill to amend the Law for the Regu- 
lation of the Profession of Solicitors in lreland ; Ordered, 
54. Presented, 55. Second Reading deferred, 72, 79. 
Bill committed, 86. Committee deferred, 118, 126, 167, 
174, 182, 194, 255, 260, 303. Bill considered in Com- 
mittee, 322. 


Order for Committee discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 524. 


Sourn Arrica. Vide Accounts. 


Soutn AMERICAN INVESTMENT ComMPANY. 
STATES. 


SouTHAMPTON Boroucn Wrir. Vide Evecrions. 


SouTuaAMPTon Raitway. Vide Dipcor. 


Sourzampron Srreet Tramways; Report, That the Bill | 
should originate in the House of Lords, 11. 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have been com- 
plied with, 52. Bill brought from the Lords, 188- Read, 
and referred to the xaminers, 188. Report, That the 
Standing Orders not previously quired into have been 
complied with ; Bill to be read « second time, 198. Com- 
mitted, 210. Reported, 262. Considered, as amended, 
276. Passed, with an Amendment, 288. ‘To which the 
Lords agree, 300. (Cited as Southampton Street Tram- 
ways (Extensions) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 325. 


Vide Lonpon. 


Dover 
Raitways (Arbitration); Petition, and Bill ordered, 27. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 38. Report, That 
Standine Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be 
read asecond time, 78. Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing, 84. Second Reading deferred, 96,113. Order for 
Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 133. 


Vox. 143.——Sess. 1888, 


Conmittee deferred, 340, 380, 398, 417, | 
459&gt; 4715 479, 435, 495, 497, 498, 500, 502, 505, 508. | 


Vide Unirep | 


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SouTHEND Ratiway. 


Read, and referred to the Examiners, 38. Report, That 
Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be 
read a second time, 78. Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing, 84. Second Reading deterred, 96. Bill committed, 
113. Instruction, 152. Minutes of Evidence of former 
Session referred, 152. Bill reported, 166. Considered, as 
amended, 174. Passed, 183. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 314. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 323. (Cited 
as South Eastern Railway (Various Powers) Act, 1888) 
Royal Assent, 343. 


Sourn Eastern Raitway Brit (Repayment of Deposit); 


Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Commitiee 
to consider of authorising the repayment, subject to the 
rovisions of Section 33 of “The Elham Valley Light 
Saliees Act, 1881,” in relation to compensation to land- 
owners or other persons and to the protection of creditors, 
and subject also to the provisions of Clause 37 of the Bill 
now pending iu this House, intituled, “ A Bill for confer- 
ring further powers upon the South Eastern Railway 
Company and for other purposes,” of the sum of Seven 
thousand four hundred and seventy-one pounds eight 
shillings and three pence Consolidated Three per Centum 
Annuities, which, in pursuauce of the said Act, is now 
forfeited or liable to be forfeited, together with any interest 
or dividends thereon ; Queen’s Recommendation signified ; 
Question agreed to 146. Matter considered in Committee, 
148. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Instruction to the 
Committee on the Bill, That they have Power to make 
Provision therein pursuant to the said Resolution, 152. 


Vide Lonpon. 


|Soutn Inpran Raitway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 27. 


Read, and referred to the Examiners, 38. Report, That 
Standing Order 62 has been complied with ; Bill to be 
read a second time, 52. Committed, 65. Reported, 80. 
Considered, as amended, 96. Day appointed for Third 
Reading, 105. Bill passed,109. Agreed to by the Lords, 
187. (Cited as South Indian Railway (Additional 
Powers) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 187. 


|Sourn Lincotnsuire Fen Water; Report, That the Bill 


Report, That | 


South STAFFORDSHIRE WATER; 





Soutn Lonerorp Division Wrir. 


Soutn QueensrerRY Water Provistonat Onper. 


Soutu Suico Division Writ. 


should originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have been com- 
plied with, 35. Bull brought from the Lords, 187. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 188. Report, That the 
Standing Orders not previously inquired into have been 
complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 198. Com- 
mitted, 210. Reported, 293. Considered, as amended, 
312. Passed, with Amendments, 323. To which the 
Lords agree, 332. (Cited as South Lincolnshire Fen 
Water Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 343. 


Vide Evectrions., 


Vide 
Pusiic Hearn. 


Vide Evecrions. 


Sourh SrarrorvsHIRE Tramways; Report, on Petition 


for leave to depusit a Petition for a Bill; That the Stand- 
ing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 160. 


Report, That the Bil] 
should originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have been com- 
plied 

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INDEX ¢o the One Hunprevaird Forry-rairp VoLuMeE. 


Soutn STAFFORDSHIRE WaTER—continued. 


plied with, 35. Bill brought from the Lords, 231. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 232. Report, That the 
Standing Orders not previously inquire! inio have been 
complied with ; Bill to be read a second time, 239. Com- 
mitted, 253. Motion, That it be an Instruction to the | 
Cormittee to insert the Auction Clauses with re‘erence | 
to the £. 60,750 unissued balance of the ordinary stock, | 
and to the £. 41,637 unissued balance of the loan capital of 
the South Staffordshire Waterworks Company; With- | 
drawn, 292. Bill reporte!; Parties do not proceed, 360. | 


Sourm Wates Docks and Rainway. Vide ALEXANDRA. 


SouTuwark Boroven. Vide Evsctions. 


Souta Western Raitway. Vide PLymoura. 


SPEAKER: 
— goes up to the House of Peers,--At "| 


opening of the Session, 3.—&lt;—™—On other occasions, 
128, 184, &amp;c. -——g——- At the close of the Session, 533- 


resumes the Chair at a quarter before Four 
o’clock, having returned from the House of Peers, 3. 


_ reports Her Majesty’s Speech at the 
opening of the Session, 9. That the House had been at 
the House of Lords (Royal Assent to Acts), 128. 


Resumes the Chair, having been sent 
for, the Proceedings of a Committee of the whole House 
having been interrupted by a Member, 


The Chairman of a Committee of the whole 
House having left the Chair to report Progress after Ten | 
minutes to Seven; Morning Sitting, go. | 


adjourns the House, without putting the | 
Question,—at Six o’clock on Wednesday, 59. ——_— At | 
One of the clock, 99, 105, 162, 183, 269, 279, &amp;c. ——— | 
At Twenty-five minutes after Six o’clock on Wednes- | 
day, part of the Standing Order, “ Sittings of the House,” | 
having been suspended, 114.——~®——At Twenty-five | 
minutes after Six o’clock in the Afternoon, 114. —~— | 
Forty Members not being present in the House, 122, | 
191, 528, &amp;e. 


—_—_—_—— — Libel upon him in a Letter toa Newspaper, | 
signed by Mr. Conybeare, and Member suspended, 385, | 

386. | 

——_ —— his Nomination of Temporary Chairmen of | 
Committees, 84. 


unavoidably absent on account of Indis- | 
Continued Indisposition, 198, 210, 213, | 


position, 195. 
On another occasion, 364. 


219, 225, 230, 233, 237- 
— the House proceeded to a Division, and Mr, 
Speaker stated that he thought the Ayes had it. But his 
decision was challenged; and it appearing to. Mr. Speaker 
that the Division was frivclousty claimed, he directed the 
Noes to stand up in their places, and no Member having 
stood up, Mr. Speaker declared that the Ayes had it, 
255. 
——- —— acquaints the House, That he had received 
Letters relating to the Imprisonment or Arrest of certain 
Members of the House, 4, 29, 70, 124, 149, 164, 166, 172, 
179, 183, 240, 310, 370, 398, 457, 474- Attach- 
ment of a Member, 488. Remand of Member, 50 


—— acquaints the House, That he had re-| —— — 


ceived, through the Secretary of State for Foreign 
Affairs, a communication from the Chancellor of the 
German Empire, which he read to the House as fol- 
loweth:—The Imperial German Parliament passed a 
Resolutiot. unanimously at their sitting of the 1gth'| 
instant, te the effect that the expressions of veneration | 


for our deceased Monarch, and of participation in the | 
| 
! 


(1888. 


grief of the German People manifested by the House of 
Commons, have called forth the deepest sympathy and 
the liveliest gratitude throughout Germany, and constitute 
a signal proof of the friendly relations existing between 
the twe Peoples, 142. That he had received, 
through Her Majesty’s Secretary of Siate, the following 
Letier from Her Majesty’s Ambassador at Berlin :— 

have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your Letter 
of the 19th inst, transmitting to me the Message of Con- 
dolence, moved and carried, ‘* Nemine Contradicente,” in 
the Honse of Commons on the 18th instant, and I have 
the honour to inform you that the Empress Victoria was 
graciously pleased to receive me in audience yesterday for 
the purpose of presenting the Address. Her Imperial 
Majesty desired me to convey through you, Sir, to the 
House, Her deep gratitude for this mark of sympathy with 
Her deep distress, and to express the hope that the 
Memory of the Emperor Frederick, Her dearly beloved 


Husband, may ever be preserved, 349. 
acquaints the House, That he had issued 


his Warrants for iNew Writs during the Recess, 3, 457. 


_ addresses the House, as followeth:—The 
Right honourable Gentleman proposes to move the 
Previous Question. If I were to propose that Question 
in the customary form, the terms of the Motion would be 
“That the Question be now put,” words which are 
ulmost identical with the words of the Motion for the 
Closure of a Debate. Moreover, hitherto, when a Member 
moves the Previous Question, he votes against his own 
Motion. I therefore think that the present accasion 
affords a good opportunity for establishing a precedent. 
I therefore propose, if I should obtain the full sanction of 
the House to my suggestion, to adopt instead of the 
present form of the Previous Question, the words “ That 
the Question be not now put” ; and the general assent of 
the House was signified, 112. 
calls on Mr. T. P. O’Connor to explain 
his conduct, complaint having been made te the House by 
Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, Member for West Birmingham, 
of an opprobrious expression applied to him by Mr. T. P, 
O’Connor, Member for the Scotland Division of Liver- 
pool ; and the honourable Member acknowledged that he 
had made use of the expression complained of, and asked 
leave to withdraw it, and tendered his apology to the 
House, 410. 

— calls on Mr. Brookfield for an explanation, 
who stated that as he was leaving the House Dr. Tanner 
had, without provocation, addressed offensive expressions 
to him, complaint having been made to the House by Dr. 
Tanner, Member for Mid Cork, of offensive words 
addressed to him by Mr. Brookfield, Member for the Rye 
Division of Sussex, Mr. Speaker interposes, and says, he 
trusts both honourable Members would maintain a courteous 
bearing to each other, and he was sure the House would 
not think it necessary to pursue the matter any further, 
421. 

———-— calls upon Members who support Motions 
for adjournment, to rise in their places, the pleasure of the 
House not having been signified, 142, 150, 176, 191, 253, 
3475 379- 

— in pursuance of Standing Order 27, re- 
lating to disorderly conduct, orders Mr. Cuninghame 
Graham to withdraw immediately from the House and 
its precincts during the remainder of this day’s Sitting, 


directs Members to withdraw, 385, 531. 


leaves the Chair, without putting the Ques- 
tion, pursuant to the Standing Order, on reading Order of 
the Day, for resuming adjourned Debate on Matter, 88. 


—- -—- — —— to issue his Warrants for new Writs, 3, 12, 


42, 53, 60, 80, 89, 92, 98, 141, 156, 192, 226, 24y, 289, 
311, 325, 430, 465, 479, 01, 510, 512. 


———— ——-— to license the printing of the Journal, 77. 


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SPEAKER—continued. 


to peruse the Votes, and license the printing 





S 


me 


thereof, 4. 


to communicate to Her Majesty’s Ambas- 
sador at Berlin, Message of Condolence with Her Imperial | 
Majesty Victoria, German Empress, Queen of Prussia, 
Princess Royal of Great Britain and [reland, on the great 
loss which She has sustained by the Death of His Iniperial 
Majesty, 293. 

——— withholds his assent to Clesuie,’ and de- 

clines then tw put the Question, 162, 192, 278, 281, 383, 
384, 403, 431 (four times), 439, 480, 513. 

— -—— lays upon the Table,— Reports from the 
Examiners, That the Standing Orders have not been com- 
plied with, in the case of Petitions for Bills, 22, &amp;c. Ke-| 
port on Bills originating in House of Lords, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied | 














with, 34, 52. Not to have been complied with, 35. That 
Standing Order 62 has been complied with, 48. That) 


Standing Order 62 has not been complied with, 105. | 


That Standing Orders 62 and 63 have been complied | _ 


with, 114. List of Parliamentary Papers, 532. 


—_— Printine; Select Committee to assist 
Mr. Speaker in all matters which relate to the 
Printing executed by Order 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, 32. 

—————— ParxiamentTary Papers Disrrisution; 
Select Committee to assist Mr. Speaker in superintending 
the form and regulating the Distribution of Parliamentary | 
Papers ; Appointed ; Nominated ; Three to be the Quorum, 
485. Member discharged trom further Attendance, 487. 


DEPUTY SPEAKER: 











takes the Chair of the 
House, in the unavoidable absence of Mr, Speaker, owing 
to indisposifion, 195. Continued indisposition, 198, 210, 
213; 215; 225; 239, 233; 237- 

—— lays on the Table Reports 




















from the Examiners, 195. 

—_——. adjourns the House, with- 
out Question first put, Forty Members not being present 
in the House, 200, 219, &amp;c. 

————_—$—_—_—_—————- acquaints the House, That | 
ke had received a Letter relative to the Imprisonment of | 
a Member (Mr. Condon), 221. Conviction of a Member 
(Mr. Dillon), 221. 


moe 





























—_— —- Complaint of Statements 
in a Letter read by him to the House, 222. 

—_—_—_— — ——_—_— goes up to the House of 
Peers (Roval Assent to Acts), 232. Reports, That the 


House had been at the House of Peers, 232. 


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SpecraLt Missions Asproap. Vide Suppty. 


SPEECHES in PARLIAMENT; Bill to limit the Duration of | 
Speeches in Parliament; Ordered, 72. Presented, 79. | 
Second Reading deterred, 133, 167, 228. 
for Second Reading, 510. 

Sprine Assizes Act. Vide Accounts. 

STAFFORDSHIRE Porreries Water; Report, That the Bill 
spould originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have been com- 
plied with, 35. Bill brought from the Lords, 228. Read, | 
and referred to the Examiners, 228. Report, That the | 
Standing Orders not previously inquired into have been 
complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 239. Day 
appointed for Second Reading, 253. Bill committed, 257. | 
Reported, 347. Considered, as amended, 388. Passed, 
with Amendments, 399. To which the Lords agree, 410. 
(Cited as Staffordshire Potteries Waterworks Act, 1888) | 
Royal Assent, 435. | 








Vor. 143.—Sess. 1888. 


—— — = = = 


STAFFORDSHIRE WATER. 
TAMp DuTieEs. 
Stamps and Postcarps Conrract. 
Stamps and StamPep Paper (Contract for Manufacture): 


STANDING CoMMITTEES. 


STANDING 


oe 


81, 148, 191, 209, 227, 234, 257, 289. 




















Committee, 166. 


Day appointed | 





STAFFORDSHIRE |TRAMWAyYs. Vide South. 


Vide Nortu. Sovuru. 
Vide Ways and Means. 


Vide Accounts. 


Vide Accounts. 
See ComMirT’ 


ORDERS: 
Committ consist of 
Twelve Members ; Nominated, 44. 


Reports 





from them, 68, 


—__———_—————_——-— Petitions for Bills referred 
to the Select Committee, 28, &amp;c. 
——_———_—_—__——-——._ Examiners to examine 
Bills (Hybrid), with respect to compliance with the 
Standing Orders relative to Private Bills, 46. 
—— —— Reports :ead, and Bills 
ordered, 257; and Bills to be read a second time, 122. 
—_—_— —— Reports, That the Standing 
Orders ought to be dispensed with in the case of Petitions 
for Bills, 68. In the case of Petitions for leave to deposit 
Petitions for Bills, 69, &amp;c. In the case of Petitions for 
dispensing with Standing Order 129; 111, &amp;c. 
Reports, That the Stand- 
inz Orders ought not to ve dispensed with, in the case of 
Petitions for dispensing with Standing Order 129; 148. 
In the case of Petitions for leave to deposit Petitions for 
Bills, 160. 





























Reports referred to the 
Select Committee, That Standing Order 62 has not been 
complied with, 105. 

—- Leave to the Committee to 
sit during this Session, notwithstanding the adjournment 
of the House, 76. 


—— 





























Order referring Report 
from Examiners to them discharged, 62. 
— —_—_ ——————— Order referring Petition 
to them, discharged ; Petition withdrawn, 65. 
—_——— —- -- Order referring Report 


from Examiners to them, discharged ; and Bill withdrawn, 


254. 








- — Suspended; and time for 
depositing Petitions against Private Bills, extended, 127; 
aud Bul to be now taken into consideration, provided 
amended Prinis shall have been previously deposited, 
262, 342, &amp;c.; and Days appointed for the Third Reading 
of Bills, 230, 291, &amp;c.; and Bills to be now read the third 
time, 298; and, after Queen’s Consent signified, Bill 
passed, 312, &amp;c.; and Lords’ Amendments to be now con- 
sidered; considered, and agreed to, 441. 


Members 


added to the 








—— Chairman of the Select 
Committee on Standing Orders nominated a Member of 
the Committee of Selection, 44. 














so much of the Standing 


Order, “ Sittings of the House,” as relates to the Inter- 


ruption of Business, and the adjournment of the House at 
half-past Five, and at Six o'clock, suspended during 
To-day’s Sitting, until the proceedings on the Consolidated 
Fund (No. 1) Bill, and the National Debt (Conversion) 
Bill, are concluded, 114. 

Dispensed with,and leave 





to Committee on Bill to sit and proceed forthwith, 244 ; 


and Bill to be read a second time on certain day, 266. 


Standing Order No. 11, 


appointing Committee of Supply, to be the First Order of 
the 








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STAN DING ORDERS—continued. 
the Day on Fridays, suspended ; and certain other Orders 

of the Day to have precedence, 153. 
— — —- Standing Order 1734 made 





ing deferred, 147. Order for Second Reading, discharged; 

another Day appointed, 149. Second Reading deferred, 

164,177, 194. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 

Bilt withdrawn, 256. 

applicable to certain class of Bills, 56. | Steam Enerves and Borzers; Bill to provide for the Exa- 

New Standing Orders rela- |. ™iation of Persons having charge of Steam Engines and 

tive to the Business of the House (Rules of Procedure), —— on Laud; Ordered ; presented, 54; 5d: Secand 

‘ eading deferred, 83, 118, 147. Motion, That the Billi be 

made, 85, 86. ._ mow read a second time; Amendment proposed, “ Six 

cnn ee Standing Orders relative Months,” and, on Division, made; Second Reading put 
to the Puklic Business of the House, repeated, 75, 86. off for Six Months, 161. 


——_—_—— ——_—_—_—————_ Standing Orders relative; Steen Manuracturers (Sheffield). Vide Accounvs. 
* ye . Nee ‘ £ fn Se, im ° 
to the Public Business of the House, amended, 85 | Srewarr and Beaton v. Ivory. Vide Accounts. 


ee — Standing Orders relative | . , 
to the Public Business of the House, as amended, to be | araemanr Magistrates (Pensions); Bill to enable 


. : Municipal Corporations to grant, Pensions to Stipendiar 
printed, 86. ; a asta; Ordered, 18. Presented, 22. Motion, 
- aes . er Standing Orders relative) [hat the Bill be now read a second time ; and, Question 
to Private Business amended, 446, 447, 448. | superseded by adjournment of House for want of Forty 
—— Standing Orders relative) Members, 122. Day appointed for Second Reading, 124. 
to Private Business repealed, 446, 447. Second Reading deferred, 143. Motion, That the Bill be 
New Standing Ordersrela-| "0 read a second time ; and Question, on Division, nega- 
tive to Private Business made, 446, 447, 449. | tived, 161. Day appointed for Second Reading, 165. 
: | Second Reading deferred, 18y, 206, 224, 229, 246, 257, 
———___—_—_—_— Standing Orders, as amen- | 275, 297, 316, 335, 353, 358, 387, 408, 426. Order for 
ded, to be printed, 435. Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 460. 
ert - ——— Vide House (Business of | Smptinc aud Western Direct Raiway; Report, That 
the). | the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 11. Re- 
rw , port, That Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
Sranpinc Orver XXV. (Closure of Debate). Vide Ac-| complied with, 35. 


COUNTS. i. : 
' Str. Katruwarine Docks. Vide Lonpon. 


os ° 5] » o , T » re " by oo — = “ = ” ‘a 
Sr. Anprew’s University Writ. Vide Evecrions. St. Mary’s Hospiraut. Vide NewcastTLe-uroNn-TYNeE. 
Sr. Borotpr Witnovut, Atpe@ate, Tirne Rate Act, 2883. 

Vide Lonpon City Tiraeks. 


Str. Mary’s Hospitat ( Newcastle-upon- Tyne) Act, 1888. | 
Vide NeEwcasTLe-UPON-TYNE. 


St. Marruews, Berunat Green ( Sanitar Reg uirements . 
? \ y | 
Vide AccounTs. 


Sr. Munao’s Co.tuece. Vide UNIVERsITY. 


en ee 'Srocxten and Mipp.essroven Corporations Water; 
: tiie ‘ Petition, and Bill ordered, 27. Read, 38. Committed, 
“Srar” Newsparer. Vide PRIviceGce. 49, Minutes of Evidence of former Session referred, 106. 
Bill reported, 115. Day appointed for consideration, as 
~ NY : 7 wo Tid S &gt; r 4 &gt; *s° J &gt; § 
Stationery, Printing, Xe. Vide Suppry. amended, 127. Bull considered, as amended, 136. Passed, 
SratisticaL ApBstracts (Colonies) (Foreign Countries). 148. By the Lords, wih Amendments, 311. Lords’ 
Vide Accounts. Amendments agreed to, 317. (Cited as Stockton and 

i a ai , Middlesbrough Water Works Act, 1888) Royal Ass 
Sratute Law Revision; Bill for further promoting the | I . — = 


Revision of the Statute Law uy repealing superfluous | 343: . a 

expressions of Enactment, and Enactments which have Stockton Boroua Wrir. Vide Evecrions. 

ceased to be in force or have become unnecessary; Sp, Paus’s Cray ProvistonaL Orper. Vide Merro- 
Brought from the Lords, 112. Read, 113. Committed, wiitiinate 

116. Considered in Committee, and reported, withont | ‘ 
Amendment ; Passed, 122. (Cited as Statute Law Re-| Straits Serttements. Vide Accocnts (Colonies). 


vision Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 128. Srreers Recuration. Vide Merroporiran. 
Statute Law Revision (No. 2): Bill for further pro-| 

moting the Revision of the Statute Law by repealing | 

Superfluous Expressions of Enactment, and Enactments, Suaxim. Vide Housr (Adjournment Motions), 

which have ceased to be in force, or have become unneces- | S . Vide M ; 

sary; Brought from the Lords, 498. Read, 503. Second | * — — 

Reading deferred, 508. omy es Considered in| Successton Duty. Vide Ways and Means. 

Committee, and reported, 520. Consideration, as amended,) . ' ; 

deferred, 524. Bill santiliend, as amended ; Passed, with | Sugz Cana. Vide Accounts. Suppty. 

Amendments, 527. To which the Lords agree, 533.) Suez Canau (Purchase of Shares). Vide Accounts. 

( Cited as Statute Law Revision ( No. 2) Act, 1888) Royal | S on _ ' mee = 

UFFRAGANS’ NominaTion ; Bill to make further provision 


Assent, 533: | for the Nomination of Bishops Suffragans; Brought from 
Sratute Law Revision (Master and Servant); Bill to | the Lords, 333. Read, 423. Second Readine deferred, 
repeal certain Statutes relating to Master and Servants,in| 432, 437, 445. Bill committed, 453. Committee. deferred, 
particular Manufactures, which have ceased to be put in, 464, 466. Bill considered in Committee, 467, 469, 474, 
force, or have become unnecessary; Ordercd, 3922. Pre-| 475, 477, 479, 481, 483, 490, 49%, 495, 496, 500, 501, 
sented, 323. Second Reading deferred, 341, 358, 380, 398,| 505, 508, 514. Bill considered in Conimittee, 524. Further 
418, 449, 466, 472, 480. considered in Committee, aud reported, without Amend- 
Steam Boiters; Bill to amend the Law relating to, and | ment; Passed, 528. (Cited as Suffragans’ Nomination 


provide for the compulsory examination of Steam Boilers ; Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 533. 

Ordered, 83. Presented, 84. Order for Second Reading House resolves to go into 

discharged ; another Day appointed, 109. Second Read-} Committee to consider of amending an Act of 26 Hen. 8, 
c. 14, 


Srreet Tramways, Vide Lonpon. 








XUM 


51&amp; 52 Vicr.] LNDEX to the Oxe Hunprep and Forry-ratryv Voiume. 














Surrracans’ Nominavion—continued. persons, papers, and records; Five to be the Quorum 
107. Motion, That the Committee do consist. of Seventeen 
Members, and Question, on Division, negatived, 142. 
Public Houses (Ireland) (Saturday Closing) Bill com- 
mitted to the Committee, 210, 211. Jnstruction to 
_ the Committee, That they have Power, if they think fit, 
—___ ______. Bi] to amend an Act of 26 Hen. to consolidate the Sale of Liquors on Sunday (Ireland) 
8, c. 14, intituled, “ An Act for the Nomination of Suffra-| Act (1878) Amendment Bill, and the Public Houses (Ire- 
gans and the Consecration of them” ; Ordered, 15. Pre- land) (Saturday Closing) Bill, into one Bill, 309. Re- 
gented, 19. Motion, That the Bill be now read a second | port on matter, 336. Sale of Liquors on Sunday (Ireland) 
time; and it being half-past Five o’cluck, the Debate stood | Act (1878) Amendment Bill, and Public Houses (Ireland) 
adjourned, 211. Further adjourned, 229, 308, 320, 335, (Saturday Closing) Bill (consolidated into Intoxicating 
345» 353- Vide supra. | Liquors (dreland) Bill), reported, 336. Vide Iwroxt- 


' caTinG Liquors (Ireland) Bit. 
Surrracans’ Acr AmeNnpMENT; Bill to amend the Act | 
of the Twenty-sixth vear of the reign of King Henry the Superannuation. Vide Pauper. 


i j rteen, inti “ y. ina- | ¢ . 
Eighth, chapter fourteen, intituled, “ An Act for Nomina |Superannvuation Acts. Vide Accounts. 
tion and Consecration of Suffragans within this Realm ”; 


c. 14, intituled, “ An Act for the Noniination of Suffragans 

and the Consecration of them”; Matter considered in | 
Committee; Resolution for Bill reported; Bill ordered 

thereupon, 15. Vide infra. 





Brought from the Lords, 314. Read, 423. Superannuation Attowances. Vide Suppry (Army). 
Sugar Bounties Conrerence. Vide Accounts. |SuPERANNUATION and Retirep ALLowANces. Vide Sup- 
PLY. 


UGAR TRADE. Vide Accounts. 
S 'SupkRANNUATIONS. Vide Accounts. 
LOSING a : lect mmi mela : 
Sunpay CLosiNnG Acts (Ireland) Select Committee to in- | SupPLeMENTARY Estimates. Vide Accounts. 
quire into the Operation of the Sunday Closing Acts (Tre- | 
land); Appointed, 68. Nominated; Power to send for Surpiizs, Grant of. Vide Estimates Procepurs. 





SUPPLY : 
siiiateiaaiiiale House will, upon a future day, resolve itself into a Committee to consider of a Supply to be granted 
to Her Majesty, 61. 





Committee deferred, 64, &amp;c. 
emanates Considered in Committee, 67, 77, 88, 99, 131, 134, 235, 242, 245, 307, 343» 386, 424, 427, 459, 461, 463, 
465, 456, 468, 470, 472, 475, 491, 493, 495, 495, 497, 499, 502, 504, 506, 508, 511, 512, 515, 518, 521. 
Proceedings in Committee, 67, 77, 88, 99, 131, 134, 235, 242, 245, 397, 343, 386, 424, 427, 450, 461, 
463, 465, 466, 468, 470, 472, 475, 491, 493, 495, 495, 497, 499, 502, 504, 506, 508, 511, 512, 515, 518, 521. 











—_———_ Re-appointed, 233. 
————— House re-olves immediately to go into Committee of Supply, 121, 219. 
—— House resolves on future day to resolve itself into the Committee of Supply, go, 104, 121, 200, 312, 348, &amp;c, 
— House, according tu Order, resolves itself into the Committee, 67, &amp;c. 
Estimates referred to the Committee, 61, &amp;c. 
—_———— Resolutions reported from the Committee, postponed, 
—— Resolutions reported, and agreed to, go , &amp;c. 
—————— Resolutions of former day read, and Bill ordered (Army (Annual) Bit), 105. 
Resolutions of former day again read, 394, Kc. 
—__———_ Resolutions to be reported, 67, 100, 135, &amp;c. 


Resolutions to be reported; Committee ask leave to sit again, 100, &amp;c. Committee also report Progress 








131, &amp;c. 

Reception of Report from Committee deferred, 246, 251. (Two Reports), 264. (Two Reports), 264. (Two 
Reports), 273. (Two Reports), 286, 296. (Two Reports), 308, 315. (Two Reports), 327. (Two Reports), 333. (Two 
Reports), 344, 351, 356. (Two Reports}, 362, 272, 390. 

Day appointed for reception of Report of Resolutions, 67, Kc. 

















——_——_— Consideration of Resolutions postponed, 140, &amp;c. 
—__———— Day appointed for considering postponed Resolution, 140, &amp;c. 
—— Consideration of postponed Resolution deferred, 344, &amp;c. 


——_—_——— Postponed Resolution again read, and agreed to, 394. On Division, 233. 








Resolution read a second time; Amendment proposed, but, on Division, not made; Resolution agreed 
to, 473, ke. 
—————— Resolutions to be reported (Supply closed), 521. 


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INDEX ¢e the Ont Henvnev and Forty-trutrp Vou Me. (1888, 








SU PPLY—continued. 
It being half-past Five on Wednesday, the Chairman leaves the Chair to report progress, 461. Rises to 
meres 7 the Business, 470. To make his Repoit to the House, 497. Half-past Five on Saturday; to make his Report 


to the House, 493, 502. 
———— Reports of Supply may be taken alter Midnight, 354. Vide Orpers of the Day. 
——_———_ It being Midnight the Chairman leaves the Chair to make his Report to the House, 67, 469, 507. Aft 
Midnight, 496. To report Progress, 386, 459, 453. wicita lect " 
It being after Midnight the Chairman rises to interrupt the Business, 242, 246. 


—— Orders of the Day subsequent to Supply, postponed until after a Notice of Motion, 77. 


—_———--——— Standing Order, No. 20, appointing the Committee of Supply to be first Order on Fridays, suspended for 
this day, and Committee of Supply deferred until after the Order of the Day for resuming the adjourne Debate on 
Public Meetings in the Metropolis, 78. . 

———-—— Standing Order, No. 11, appointiig the Committee of Supply to be the first Order of the Day on Fridays, 
suspended, and certain other Orders of the Day to have precedence of the Committee of Supply, 153, 16g. 


—_——_ Order, Tnat the Proceedings of the Committee of Supply, if the Committee be sitting at Twelve «’clock this 
night, be not interrupted under the Standing Order “ Sittings of the House,” 424. 
Order, That the Sitting of the House, this day, be held subject to the Standing Orders tiat regulate the 

ree - g 
Sitting of the House on Wednesdays, 427, 502. 

— Motion, That the Proceedings on the Committee of Supply, if under discussion at Twelve o'clock this night, 
be not interrupted under the Standing Order, Siitings of the House, and Question, on Division, resolved in the Affirma- 
tive, 491, 494, 499, 504, 518. 

aun Order, That the Proceedings ou Supply and Ways and Means, this night, be not interrupted under the 

Standing Order, Sittings of the House, ard the Proceedings on Ways and Means may be begun, though opposed, after 
Twelve o'clock, 521. 

—————— Chairman withholds his Assent to Closure of Debate, pursuant to the Standing Order (Mr. W. H. Smith), 
236. (Mr. Aird), 343. (Mr. Walter), 475. 

—_ —— Questions put in Committce, pursuant to Standing Order (Closure of Debate) (Mr. W. H. Smith), 100, 242. 

(Mr. MaclInnes), 236. (Mr. W. H. Smith), on Division, 246. (Mr. Aird), on Division, 307, 343. (Mr. Byron Reed), 

(twice), 344. (Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer), 507. (Mr. Arthur Balfour), 508. 


Motions withdrawn, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair, 312, 348. 


AMENDMENTS: 


Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Amendment proposcd, and made : 
MemeBers’ Srats in the Housgs, 121. i Pension List, 121. 
New MemBeErR TAKING HIS SzEat, 21%, 
Motion, That Vir. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Amendments proposed, but not made: 
PayMENT of \iemBERs, on Division, 348. 
PRoTEcTion of the Emprre, on Division, 87. 


SEconpary [’pucatTion (Order for resuming Ad- 
journed Debate thereon discharged), 197. 


Trustee Savines Banks, 245. 


—-_----—— 


ADMINISTRATIVE System of the ADMIRALTY, 92. | 
Cuurcn of ScoT.anp, on Division, 311. 
GovERNMENT YARDs and Facrorigs, !34. 

House of Lorps, ov Division, go. 

JupGce Apvocate GENERAL, on Division, 104. 


Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Amendments pro;osed, and withdrawn : 
| PERPETUAL PENSIONS, 12). 


GoveRNMENT Purcuase of RaiLways, 200. 


eneemameneneneen Motion, That \lr Speaker do now leave the Chair; Amendment proposed ‘Protection of tie Empire) ; 
Debate adjourned, 80. Further adjourned, 86. Resumed ; Amendment not made; Main Question proposed ; Question 
put, That the Question be now pu', and, on Division, resolved in the Affirmative ; Main Question, on Division, resolved 
in the Affirmative ; Supply considered in Committee, 87, 88. 


— —— Main Question, That Mr. Speaker &lt;o now leave the Chair, and Motion withdrawn, go, 104. Main Ques- 
tion proposed, Debate arising, and it being Midnight, the Debate stood adjourned, g2. Further adjourned, g7. Re- 
sumed ; Question put, and agreed to; Supply considered in Committee, gy. 


Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Amendment proposed (Secondary Education); 
Order for resuming adjourned Debate, ciischarged ; Committee deierred, 197. 


oe 


Debate adjourned, 185. 
————— - Motion, That Mr. Deputy Speaker do now leave the Chair; withdrawn, 200. 


—- Motion, That Mr. Deputy Speaker do now leave the Chair; Amendment proposed (New Member taking 
his Seat); Question, That the words prvposed to be left out stand part of the Question, on Division, Negatived ; Ques- 
tion, That the propused words be there added ; Amendment proposed to the said proposed Amendment, by leaving out 
the words “ unless the House shall otherwise resolve,” and made ; Question, That the words, as amended, be added to 
the word “ That,” in the Original Question, on Division, Negatived ; another Amendment proposed, by adding after the 
word “ That,” in the Original Question, the words “ this House will immediately resolve itself into the Committee of 
Supply”; Motion, That Mr. Deputy Speaker do now leave the Chair; Amendment proposed (Pleuro-pneumonia in 
Cattle); Question, That the words proposed be left out stand part of the Question; superseded by adjournment of 


House for want of Forty Members, 218. 








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Reported, and 
Agreed to. 





Page 
acai 
go. Re solution 
again read; Bill or- 
dered, 105. Vide 
Army (Annual) Bill. 


9° 


314 . 
314. ” 


431- . 
431. . 
431. - 
431. : 
431. - 


516. - 
516. - 
516. - 
—_." = 
516. - 
516. - 
516. - 
516 . 
516. - 
516. - 
516. - 
516. - 
516. : 
516 - 
516. . 
510 : 


516. - 


103. - 


108. - 
314. The said Re- 


solutions, being read a 
second time ; Motion, 
That this House doth 
agree with the Com- 
mittee in the First Re- 
solution; and it being 
midnight the Debate 
stood adjourned, 314. 


Further adjourned, 
320. Order for re- 
suming adjourned 


Debate, read; Reso- 
lution agreed to; sub- 
sequent Resolutions 
read a second time ; 
Second and Third Re- 
solutions postponed ; 
Fourth Resolution 
agreed to; Day ap- 
pointed for considering 
postponed Resolution, 
325. Postponed Reso- 
lutions again read, 
Motion, That this 
House doth agree with 
the Committee in the 
second Resolution 
(Member directed to 
discontinue his 
Speech); Resolution, 
on Division, agreed to, 
333. Consideration of 
Third Resolution 
again postponed, 344, 
352, 356, 383, 390. 
Resolution again read, 
and agreed to, 394. 


VoL. 143.——Sess. 1888. 


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| Warlike and other Stores - - - - 


INDEX ¢o the One Hunprep and 





Forty-rarrp Vox.uMme. 








SUPPLY—con ti nued. 
Resolutions of the Committee of Supply ;— Relating to, 








ARMY: 
9 March: 





That a Number of Land Forces, not exceeding 149,667, 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 31st day of March 1889. 
Pay, Allowances, &amp;e. ° &gt; - e ‘ * ‘i - . a 
25 June: 
Chaplain’s Department (Army) - - - - 7 ‘ . « ‘a 
Military Law - . ° ‘ ‘ " . 


6 August : 


Transport and Remounts - - - - ° ° ~ » - 
Provisions, Forage, Fuel, &amp;c. - - ~ - 7 © ° . * 
Works, Buildings, and Repairs, &amp;e. - - - - - - - - 
Out Pensions, &amp;c.  - - - - - - - e m » ° 
Volunteer Corps - ~ “ ~ ° ‘ . " " ‘ és 
15 December : 
Medical Establisliments and Services - 7 - - ° . * “ 
Militia, and Militia Reserve - - ~ - ~ - a ‘ ‘ 
Yeomanry Cavalry - - - - ° . am - . ‘ a 
Pay, Allowances, &amp;c. (Army Reserve) - - - ~ . P é 
Clothing Establishments, Services and Supplies - - - - 
Military Education - ~~ - ee ee 
Miscellaneous Effective Services - - “ - - - - . 
Miscellaneous Salaries and Charges on the War Office - - - - | 


Rewards for Distinguished Services - - 


Pay of General Officers, Half-Pay, &amp;c. « © - ° - 7 ~ 
Retired Full Pay, &amp;e. = - - “ - a “ - ‘ a 
Widows’ Pensions - - - ‘s ‘ * P - - : . 
Pensions for Wounds, &amp;c. - - - - - - ‘ m « wy 
Chelsea and Kiimainham Hospitals (In-Pensioners) — - - - - - 
Superannuation Allowances - - - - ° - ‘ és m 
Retired Allowances, Militia, Yeomaury, and Volunteer Forces = - ~ - 
Ordnaace Factories - ‘ * . - . ‘ ° ‘i ‘ ; 
NAVY: 


16 March: 


| That 62,400 Men and Boys be employed for the Sea and Coast Guard Ser- 


vices for the year eadivg on the gist day of March 1889, including 12,900 
Royal Marines. ; 
Seamen and Marines (Wages, &amp;c.) - - - ~ - - - - 


Chaplain’s Departinent (Army) . - - - - - . e 
Military Law - - - - ~ ~ ° ° ‘ n ‘ 


Seamen and Marines (Victualling and Clothing) 











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Sums Granted. 


£. Ge 


4,977,000 — - 


58,300 - - 
32,400 = — 


— 


Vide infra (Navy). 


652,000 = - 
2,509,000 -—- - 


643,300 
! 934 3s yoo 


720,700 - — 


394,900 


555,000 — -- 
76,000 -— — 
442,200 - - 
845,600 — ~ 
119,800 - = 
68,600 - - 
257,900 - — 
17,200 - - 
74:400 - - 
1,196,200 — - 
126,700 - ~ 
i4,700 — — 
31,300 - — 
178,300 =—- - 


44,900 — - 


38,000 -— - 


3,112,700 - « 


1,410,000 = = 


956,400 - ~ 


I 
! 


; \ ide supra (Army). 





INDEX ¢to'the One Hunprep an 


d Forty-ruatrp Vor 








———— OOO ——_ = = =="' 





Reported, and 
Agreed to. 


Page 
a 


431. 
431. 
431. 
431. 
431. 
431. 
431. 
431. 


5le 

513- 
513- 
513- 
513- 
513- 
5'3+ 
513- 


513- 





103. - 
104. Resolution read ) 
asecond time; Motion, 


That this House doth 
agree with the Com- 


mittee in the said Re- | | 


solution ; Debate 
stood adjourned at 
ten minutes to Seven, 
104. Debate resumed ; 
Resolution agreed to ; 


Second Resolution 


agreed to, 105. 


= =— 


| 
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NAV Y—continued. 
6 August : 


| Naval Armaments” - - - - 
Medicines, Medical Stores, &amp;c. - - - - - 
Works, Buildings, and Repairs, 1t Home and Abroad 
Scientific Services - - - - - - 

| Reserved and Retired Pay : - - 

| Naval Pensions and Allowances - - 
Widows’ Pensions and Compassionate Allowances 

Civil Pensions and Gratuities - - - - 


14 December : 
Shipbuilding, Repairs, and Maintenance (Personnel) - - 


| Shipbuilding, Repairs, and Maintenance (Materiél) = - - 


Shipbuilding, Repairs, and Maintenance (Contract Work) - 


| Martial Law, &amp;c. —- - - - - ° . e 
| Educational Services - - - - - 


Divine Service - m - “ ‘ ma é 
Naval Reserve, &amp;c. - - - - ° ‘ 
Miscellaneous Effective Services - “ zs 


Admiralty Office - - " - ; = 


CIVIL SERVICES: 


28 February: 
Puszic Buiiprnes (IreLaN p) (Suppiementary ) - - - 


| ScreNceE and Art DerartMENT (DvuBLin) (Supplementary’ — - 


Licurnouses ABROAD (Supplementary) - - - - - 


| Dericiency of Income froia Fees (Boarp of Trape, BANKRupPtcy Act) 


(Supplementary) - - ° 2 
Coroniau Orrice (Supplementary) - - - - 


| EnpDowEp Scuoous Commission (Supplementary) - 
Foreign Bronze Corin (Supplementary) - - - 


County Courts (Supplementary) = - . - - . 
Potice in Countirs and Boroveus (ENGLAND 
mentary ) - a eS . - a a 


| Courts of Law and Justice (ScottanD) (Supplementary ) - 


Pouice (ScorLaNnp) (Supplementary ) - - - - - 
County Court Orricers, &amp;c. (IRELAND) (Supplementary) - 
NaTioNAL Gatuery (Supplementary) — - - - - 


2 March: 
University of Lonpon (Supptementary) - 
SpeciaL Missions ABroap (Supplementary) 
Cotonies, Grants in Arp (Supplementary) 
Temporary Commission (Supplementary ) 
MIscCELLAN Eous ExPEnseEs (Supplementary) 


16 March: 


Civin Services (Excesses) - 





Wass) (Supple- 


CIVIL SERVICES ann REVENUE DEPARTMENTS (on account) 


UME. [ 1888. 





es 
‘ 


Sums Granted. 


| 
| 
| 


£. 

1,863,500 
119,5v0 
376,300 
55,600 
721,000 
743,600 
168,500 
330,800 


1,606,200 
923,500 
1,514,200 
11,500 
732500 
33,100 
143,800 
117,000 
212,100 





13,000 
12,000 
- 1,:00 


] 

481 
2,277 
25 7,100 
é 38,073 





73390 
* 1,yd3 
7 400 
- 6,550 
676 


130 
6,590 
300 
72500 
6,240 


3,6 14,903 











51 &amp; 52 Vict.| 


INDEX {fo the 











So 


Reported, and 
Agreed to. 


Page 
= 


135- &gt; 
135- a 
135- a 
135. - 
135- ” 
135: ° 
135+ - 
135. - 
135. - 
135- = 
135: ss 
135: e 


139. First, Second, 
and Third Resolutions 
read a second time, and 
agreed to; Fourth Re- 


solution read a second | 


time, and postponed ; 
Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, 
Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, 
Eleventh, Twelfth, and 
Thirteenth Resolu- 


tions read a second | 


time, and agreed to ; 
Fourteenth liesolu- 
tion read a second 
time, and postponed ; 
Fifteenth Resolution 
read a second time, 
and agreed to; Day 
appointed for con- 
sidering postponed Re- 
solutions, 140. Post- 
poned Resolutions 
considered, and agreed 
to, 151. 


241. Resolution 
read a second time ; 
Amendment proposed, 
to leave out 
“ £. 4,205,300,” and 
insert “£ 4,195,300,” 


but not made; Re- 
solution agreed to, 
242. 


348. Resolutions 
read a_ second time ; 
Motion, ‘That this 
House doth agree with 
the Committee in the 
First Resolution ; De- 


bate stood adjourned / 


at One o’clock, 348. 
Further adjourned, 
351, 356. Resumed ; 
Resolution agreed to, 


362. f 


361. First Resolu- 
tion read a_ second 
time ; Amendment pro- 
posed to leave vout 
** £. 27,968,’ and in- 
sert “ £.26,968,” but, 
on Divi-ion, not made, 
361. Question, That 
this House doth agree 
with the Committee 
in the First Resolu- 
tion; Debate ad- 
journed; Second Re- 
solution agreed to, 
362. Debate further 
adjourned, 372, 382, 
386. Resumed; Ques- 
tion resolved in the 
Affirmative, 389. 





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SUPPLY—continued. 


CIVIL SERVICES—continued. 


6§ April: 


Roya Paxaces (to complete) - - - 
MarvzsorouGu House (to complete) - - 


Roya Parks and PLEAsurE GARDENS (to complete) 


Houses of Par“iaMENT (to complete) = - 
Gorpon Monument ‘-_—- - 


Pustic Boitpines (Great Brrratn) (to complete) 
Furniture (Pusiic Departments, Great Barrain) (to 


One Hunprep and Forry-tutrp VoLuME. 








complete) 


Customs and INLAND Revenvg, &amp;c. (BuiLpr1nes) (to complete ) 


County Courts (New Burtpinas) (to complete) 
Merropovitan Pouice Court Buitpiés (to complete) 


Court Houses, Scorianp (to complete) - 


| Survey of the Unireo Kinepom (to complete) 


| Scrence and Arr Department Butt.p1N6s (to complete) 
Bervish Museumand Natora History Mcseum (Buitpines) (to complete) 


g April: 


1! seer f &gt; a, 
UNIVERsIty of Epinpurcu ~ - . 


Diptomatic and Consutar Bur.pinés (to complete) 


Harsours, &amp;c. under the Boarp of Trae (to complete) 


Licurnovuses ABroap (to complete) - - 


Harsour of Reruce at Pererneap (to complete) 
GoverNnMENT Property (Rargs, &amp;c.) (to complete) 


Fire Bricange (Merropo.is) (to compleie) 
Pus.iic Buitpines (IRELAND) (to complete) 


| Scrence and Art Buixpines (Dusty) (to complete) 





touse of Lorps (to complete) - - - 
House of Commons (to complete) 
Treasury Orrices (to complete) 
Home Orrice (to complete) - - - 


31 May: 


6 July: 


Boarp of TrapE (to complete) - - - 


Bosrp of Trane (Dericiency of Income from Fees) (to complete) 


ComprTrou_er and AupITOR GENERAL (to complete) 


Frienpiy Societies Resistry (to complete) 


12 July: 


CotoniaL OrFice (to complete) - - 
Privy Councit (to complete) - -— » 


VoL. 143.—Sess. 1888. 


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| CIVIL SERVICES anp REVENUE DEPARTMENTS (on account) 


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Sums Granted. 


£. a «&amp; 
29,260 - - 
1,500 - - 
77013 - = 
49.949 - = 
2,200 -— - 
110,629 - - 
12,930 - =- 
203,514 - - 
23,875 - - 
12,756 - - 
9,250 - ~- 


183,000 - - 


73900 — — 


8,940 - = 
4,000 - - 
17,626 - - 
14,145 - = 
— = = 
29,180 - =&lt; 
148,848 - - 
7,500 - = 
163,302 - - 
35,500 - = 
37:73! - = 
43.387 - - 
0,222 —- = 
80,734 alee 


4;205,300 = - 


Ggo17 - - 
G - - 
34:720 - = 


6:25, - =&gt; 


27,908 - — 
379350 - 





Reported, and 
Agreed to. 


Page 

—-~ 

362. First Resolu- 
tion read a second 
time, and agreed to ; 
Secord Resolution 
read a second time ; 
Motion, That this 
House doth agree with 
the Committee in the 
said Resolutien, and, 
on Division, resolved 
in the Affirmative, 362. 


394- 
394- 


428. Motion, That ) 
this House doth agree | 
with the Committee in 
the said Resolution, 
and it being after Five 
of the clock, the De- 
bate stood adjourned, 
428. Resumed; Clo- 
sure claimed Four 
times (Mr. W. H. | 
Smith, Mr William | 
Johnston, Mr.Milvain, | 
and Sir William Cross- | 
man); but Mr. Speaker 
withholds his Assent | 
each time ; Question | 
resolved in the Affirma- 
tive, 431. 


462. 
462. 
462. 
462. 
462. 
462. 


463. 
464. 
494. 
44. 


465. 
466. 
466, 


467. 


469. 
459. 
469. 
459. 


471. Resolutions 
read a second time; 
Motion, That this 
House doth agree with 
the Committee in the 
First Resolution ; Mo- 
tion, That the Debate 
be now adjourned ; 
Withdrawn ; Original 
Question put, and 
agreed to; Subsequent 
Resolutions agreed tv, 
471. 


SU PPLY—continued. 


CIVIL SERVICES—continued. 


12 July: 


| 
| 


ADMIRALTY BuiLDINGs (to complete) - 
Foreien Orrice (to complete) - - « 


| 24 July: 


| Cuarity Commission (ENGLAND and Waxgs) (to complete) 
| Crvit Service Commission (to complete) - = - 


} 
| 4 August: 


Civic Services and Revenue Departments (on account) 


7 November: 
Lanp CommissIoNERS (ENGLAND) (to complete) 
Locat GovernMENT Boarp (to complete) - 
Lunacy (ENGLAND) (to complete) - - - - 
Mint (to complete) - - . - - - - 
Nationa Dest Orrice (to complete) = - - - - 
Parents, Desians, and Trape Marks Act (to complete) 


8 November : 
PayMASTER GENERAL (Lonpon and DuBLiNn) (to complete) 
Pusuic Works Loan Commissioners (to complete) - 
Pusiic Recorp Orrice (to complete) = - - - - 
Reaistrar Genera of Brrras, &amp;c. (ENGLAND) (to complete) 


g November : 
STaTtIONERY, Printina, &amp;c. (to complete) - - - 
Woops, Forests, and Lanp REVENUEs (to complete) 


Works and Pusiic Buripines (to complete) - 


12 November : 
EDUCATION (ENGLAND and WALES) (to complete) 


13 November : 
MercanTiLe Marine Funp (to complete) - 
Secret Services (to complete) - - - 
Law Orricers (Lecat CHARGEs) (to complete) 
Crim1naAL Prosecutions (to complete) = - - 


14 November : 


Supreme Court oj JupDICATURE (to complete) 
Wreck CoMMISSIONER (to complete) - 
County Courts (to complete) - - = - 
Lanp Reaistry (to complete) - - - 
Revisinc Barristers, ENGLAND (to complete) ° 

| Potice Courts (Lonpox and SHEERNESS) (tu complete) 


t 


7;712,800 - — 


3,210 
173,968 
5,717 
18,941 
5,071 
235395 


9,690 
3,033 
7,534 
18,567 


185,977 
8,314 
20,600 


1,286,077 


5,000 
1 9,000 
29,776 
42,917 


1539315 
4,680 
198,030 
596 
37° 
6,243 





Reported, and 
Agreed to. 


Page. 


Cena? . 

473- Resolution 
read a second time ; 
Amendment proposed 
to leave out 
“* £, 233,520,” and 
insert “ £. 230,220 ;” 
but, on Division, not 
made; Motion, That 
this House doth agree 
with the Committee in 
the said Resolution ; 
Motion, That the De- 
bate be now adjourned, 
and Question, on Divi- 
sion, negatived ; Reso- 
lution, That this House 
doth agree with the 
Committee in the said 
Resolution, 473. 


476. : 
477: - 


493. - 
494 


494. First Resolu- 
tion read a second 
time ; Amendment 
proposed, by leaving 
out “ £.139,510,” and 
inserting “‘£.138,310,” 
and withdrawn ; First 
Resolution agreed to ; 
subsequent Resolu- 
tions agreed to, 494. 


4944 - 
494 - 


497- p 


499- i 
499- 7 


Vout. 143. 








51&amp; 52 Vicr.}) INDEX ¢o tae One Huxvrev and Forry-Truikpy VoLume. 


eel 


| SU PP LY—continued. 


CIVIL SERVICES—continued. 


| 


15 sVovember : 


| 
| 
| Metropouitan Po.ice (to complete) - . - - - - 


| 
| 
| 
| 


16 November: 


Pouice (Dynamite OuTRAGEs) (to complete) - - - . - - 
| Potice in Countigs and Borovens (EncLanp and Watgs) (to complete) 

Prisons (ENGLAND, Watgs, and the Cononigs) (to complete) - - - 
| Rerormarory and [npustriau Scuoors, Great Britain (to complete) - 
| Broanpmoor Criminat Lunatic Asytum (ENGLAND) (10 complete) - - 





19 November : 


Science and Art DeparrMENT (to complete) - = - - - - = 


Nationat GaLery (to complete) - - - - - : - o 


| 1 December : 


SUPERANNUATION and RETIRED ALLOWANCES (to complete) —- - ° 
Mercaant Service (Pensions) (to complete) - - - - 
Pauper Lunatics (ENGLAND anp Wa.gs) (to complete) - - - 
FrrenDLy Societies (DEFICIENCIES) (to complete) - - - - - 


MiscetLangous CuaRiTABLE and other ALLowaNnces (Great Britain) 
(to complete) . - - - - - - . = - ‘ 


NATIONAL. Portrait GaALuERy (to complete) - - - . - - 
LEARNED SOCIETIES (to complete) ~ - - - - - - - 


| University of Lon pon (including a Supplementary Sum of £. 700) (to com- 


plete) - - - - - - - - - - - - - 
Universities and CotueGes (ENGLanp and Wats) (to complete) - - 


Her Magsesty’s Sure “ CHatLencer” (Scienriric Resutts of the Exps- 
DITION ) (to complete) - - - - - - - - ‘ = 


4 December : 


Lorp LiguTenant of IRELAND (Hovusenoxp, &amp;c.) (to complete) - - 


5 December : 


Cuter Secretary for IREuaND (Orrices) (to complete) - - - - 


6 December : 
CuariTtaBLe Donations and Bequests (IRELAND) (to complete) - - 


Locat GoverNnMENT Boarp ([RgLAND) (to complete) - - - - 


Sess. 1888. T4 


| Beitisa Museum and Naturat History Musgum Buitprn@s (to complete) 








Sums Granted. 


£. s. ad. 


243,520 — — 


19,000 - = 
872,286 - —- 
311,180 —- — 

74,646 - 

13,302 —- - 


1953393 - = 
65 359 - = 
— &gt;"&gt; 


139,510 - = 
4,400 - — 
488,000 - - 


13 °«- 
338 - - 
422 = = 


4,900 - - 


4,852 = 
7,000 - - 


1,000 -—- —- 


2,478 _~ 


12,707 - - 


553 - - 
61,698 - - 





INDEX ¢o the One Hunvrevp aad Forty-ruirp VovumeE. (188s. 


Reported, and 
Agreed to. 


| 


Page 
ee 


ol. 
501. 
501. 
601. 


507. First Resolu- 
tion read a_ second | 
time ; Amendment pro- 
posed by leaving out | 
** £. 369,288,” and in- | 
serting “ £. 364,288;”’ 
Question, That 
“ £.369,288,” stand 
part of the Resolution 
Closure claimed (Mr. 
Arthur Balfour) and, 
on Division, resolved 
in the Affirma- 
tive; Question put | 
accordingly, and, on 
Division, resolved in | 
the Affirmative, 508. | 
Resolution agreed to ; 
Subsequent Resolu- | 
tions read a second | 
time, and agreed to, | 
508. 


Og. 


509. 








| Generau Reaister House (Epinpuren) (to complete) 
| Crorrers’ Commission (ScOTLAND) (to complete) —- 


| Prison Commissioners (ScorLaNnp) (to complete) 





— =. — = = == : = = = —_ ——=&gt; 
=—=—= 


SUPPLY-—continued. Sums Granted. 
CIVIL SERVICES—continued. 


7 December : 


Pusric Works Orrice (IRELAND) (to complete) - - - 
Pusiic Recorp Orrice (IRELAND) (to complete) = - - - - 
Recistrar GEeNneRAL’s Ovrice, &amp;c, (IRELAND) (to complete) - - 
Genera VaLuaATion and Bounpary Survey of [IRELAND (to complete) 


10 December : 


Nationa Epucation (IRELAND) (to complete) - 
Epucation (IrELawpD) (ENnnowep Scuoo.s) (to complete) 
Roya Irish Acapemy (to complete) - ~ - 





11 December : 


ConsTaBuLary Force (IRELAND) (to complete) . 

SupreME Court of JupicaTuRE (IRELAND) (to complete) 
ApmiraLty Court Reeistry (IRELAND) (to complete) - 

Recistry of Deeps (IRELAND) (to complete) - - - - 
Reaistry of JupGMENTs (IRELAND) (to complete) = - - - - 
Dunprum CriminaL Lunatic AsytuM (IRELAND) (to complete) - - 





NationaL Scnoot Teacners’ SuPERANNUATION OrrFice, DuBLin (to 


complete) - - * « ‘ 
NaTionaL GALLERY (IRELAND) (to complete) - - - - 
Pauper Lunatics (IRELAND) (to complete) — - - - - . ‘ 


12 December : 


Secretary for Scorzanp ard SunoerpinaTE Orrices (including a Supple- 
mentary Sum of £. 500) (to complete) - - “ - - ~ " 
Queen’s and Lorp Treasurer’s REMEMBRANCER (SCOTLAND), &amp;c. (to 


complete) - - - - 


13 December : 


Fisnery Boarp in ScoTianp (to complete) = - . - - 
Lunacy Boarp (Scortanp) (to complete) - - - - - - 
Recistrar Generaw’s Orrice (ScoTuanp) (to complete) - - - 
Boarp of Supervision and Pusric Hearn, &amp;c. (ScoTLanD) (to complete) 


17 December : 


Crimixat ProceepinGs (ScoTLanp) (to complete) - 26,627 


Courts of Law and Justice (ScoTLanp) (including a Supplementary Sum 


of £. 1,650) (to complete) —- - . - ‘ 33.157 


15,627 
2,831 
237 
44,538 
188,322 


PouicEe (ScoTLanp) (to complete) - - 


Pustic Epucation (ScoTLanD) (to complete) 
Scortisn Universities (including a Supplementary Sum of £.300) (to 


complete) - - - - - - - 
Boarp of Trustees of Manuractures (ScoTLanpD) (to complete) - 


Pauper Lunatics (ScorLanp) (to complete) - - - - - 
Temporary Commissions (to complete) - - - . - : 


10,325 
100 
1,000 


6,404 


| 
| 
| 
7 
7 








51 &amp; 52Vier.] INDEX co the One Hunvrep and Fortry-Trairp VoLuMeE. 





Reported, and 


Agreed to. 





Page. 
—— 


5'9- _ 
519- . 
519- . 
519- . 
519- ‘. 
519. , 
alg. . 
519. . 
519. as 
519- . 
519- " 


520. - 


§22. - 
522. - 
522. - 
522. ~ 
522. - 
§22. - 
522. - 
522. - 
522. - 


522. - 
522. - 
522. - 
522. - 
522. - 


525+ - 
525- ¥ 
525: ’ 
525+ a 
525: 7 








SUPPLY—continued. 


CIVIL SERVICES—continued. 


} 
| 
| 


| Miscetuangvus Expenses (to complete) 


| MevBourneE Exuisition, 1888 - - - - - - - - 
Civit CONTINGENCIES FuND - ~ - - . - . « 
' Loca Loans Funpb . ~ = . * 4 * = a 7 


| Science and Art Department Buitpincs (Supplementary) - . - 

Watertoo MemoriaL - ~ - - ° . - o 7 
| Hoosg of Commons Orrices (Supplementary) - - - - - 
| Cuariry Commission (Supplementary) - - - - - - 
| CRIMINAL Prosecutions, SHERIFFS’ Expenses, &amp;c. (Supplementary ) - 


| Rartway and Canat Commission - a or - - - 
| Revisinc Barristers (ENGLAanp) (Supplementary) - . - - - 
| British Museum (Supplementary) - - - - - = = = 


| 


18 December : 


| 
| - 
| Embassies and Misstons ABroap (to complete) - - - - 


| ConsuLar EsvaBLISHMENTs ABROAD (to complete) - : 
| Suppression of the Stave Trang, &amp;c. (including a Supplementary Sum of | 








| £.5,500)(tocomplete)- - - = - = = = = = 
| Suez Canat (Savaries and Exrenses) (to complete) : - . - | 
| CoLonres (Grants in Arp) (to complete) - - - - - - | 

OranceE Kiver Territory, &amp;c. (to complete) - - - - - at 


TeLecraPpH CompaNniegs (Sussipy, &amp;c.) (to complete) - - - - 
| Isuanp of Cyprus (Grant in Arp) (including a Supplementary Sum of 
| £.25,000) (to complete) - - . - - - - - - | 
| CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT (to complete) —- - - . - - 
| INLAND REVENUE DEPARTMENT (to complete) 
| POST OFFICE SERVICES (to complete) - - - - - = 
| POST OFFICE PACKET SERVICE (to complete) 





| POST OFFICE TELEGRAPH SERVICE (to complete) - - ‘ 


19 December : 


Criminau Prosecutions and other Law Cuarces (IRELAND) (including a 


| Supplementary Sum of £. 10,000) (to complete) = - - ~ : 
| Prisons (IRELAND) (to complete) - - - - = = = — 
Irish Lanp Commission (including a Supplementary Sum of £. 62,206) (to | 
complete) - - - - - - - . - - - ° 


| Courr of Bankruptcy (IrELAND) (including a Supplementary Sum of 
£. 500) (to complete) - - - . - - - - - * 

| County Court Orricers, &amp;c. (IRELAND) (including a Supplementary Sum 
of £. 3,000) (to complete) = - - - - - 
| Dupin Metrorotitan Po.ice (to compiete) - . -  - . 
Rerormarory and InpustriaL ScHoo ts (IRELAND) (to complete) - - | 

| QueEn’s Cotueces (IRELAND) (to complete) - - - - - - | 
| Hosprras and Inrirmarties (IRELAND) (to complete) —- - - - | 
Misce.taneous CHARITABLE and other ALLOWANCES (IRELAND) (to com- 





| plete) - - ° © ° « m 7 e 4 pa e =% 
| Pusiic Works, &amp;c. (IRELAND) (including a Supplementary Sum of | 

£. 11,600) (to complete) - - - - - . - ‘ ol 
| Kitrusn and KinKkee Raruway, &amp;c. Act, 1887 (Repayment of Moneys) | 
| (to complete) - - - - ~ © - * “ ‘ “ 
| Seep Poratogs (Istanp of Arran, Xc.) - - - - ~- | 





Vou. 143.——Sess. 1888. U 


Sums Granted. 


40,200 - - 
993433 = 
7202 ) - 
1,005 - 
29,415 = 
24,235 - 
8,300 - os 


26,000 - - 
487,920 - 
1,057,529 —- 
3,146,666 - 
291,500 - — 
636,836 —- 


32,665 - - 


rh im46 
55742 


62,218 .- - 
3.647 - - 
359759 - - 
wae. 7° = 
28,497 - - 
6,528 - - 
6-8 « « 


149) - = 


1§,600 - - 











INDEX ¢o the One Hunvrep and Forty-rHirp VoLuMe. (1888. 











SU PPLY —continued. 
















ABSTRACT of SCHEDULES (A.) an! (B.) to which the Appropriation Act, 1888, 51 &amp; 52 Vict. ch. 61, refers. 









ScuepDute (A.) £. sd 
Grants out of the Consolidated Fund = - - - - - - . - - - - - §9,067,781 7 4 














Scuepuce (B.)—AprropriaTion oF GRANTS. 









1887-88 :— £ s d. mh «2 
Pait I. Civil Service Deficiencies, 1886-87 = - - - - - - 39399 7 4 
Part II. Civil Services (Supplementary), 1887-38 —- - - - -}| 211,60! - ~ 
—— 114,900 7 4 
1888-89. 
Part Ill. Navy - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -| 13,082,800 — — 
Part IV. Army (including Ordnance Factories) = - - - - - - - - -| 16,733,300 - - 












Part V. Civil Services, Class [. . a ° é - | 1,430,138 
Part VI. Ditto Class II. - - - - ~ - - - | 2,435,569 













Part VII. Ditto Class [II. - ~ - - - - - - | 6,308,872 -— - 
Part VIII. Ditto Class IV. - - - - - - - - | 53741,583 - - 
Part TX. Ditto Class V. = - - - - - - -| Gg7g68 - &lt; 
Part X. Ditto CissVI. - - - - + + © */ t,agg978 - - 
Part XI. ——dDiitto Class VIIl.- - - - + * © «© | 127,992 — - 





beieieahds 
yaa | oe 





Tora Civil Services - ~ - | 18,041,230 - - 
Part XII. Revenue Departments, &amp;c. - - - : - - - - -» ‘ -| 11,090,551 - - 


£. | 59,067,781 7 40 


| 



















\ND ‘EEANS FOR RAISING THE SUPPLY: 


House will, upon a future day, resolve itself into a Committee to consider of the Ways and Means for raising 
the Supply to be granted to Her Majesty, 61. 





WAYS 






———. Committee deferred, 64, &amp;c. 

———— Considered in Committee, 102, 125, 137, 165, 167, 272, dit 314, 428, 522 
———— Proceedings in Committee, 102, 125, 137, 165, 167, 272, 290, 314, 428, 522. 
——— Resolutions reported from the Committee, 107, &amp;c. 







-———— Resolutions to be reported; Committee also ask leave to sit again, 102, &amp;e. 





Reception of Report from Committee deferred, 320, &amp;c. 


— Proceedings not to be interrupted under Standing Order (Sittings of the House), and may be begun though 
opposed after Twelve o ‘clock, 521- 
————— Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair, withdrawn, after Amendment proposed, but not made, 


290. 











Main Question, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Debate adjourned, 330. Further adjourned, 334. 
Order for resuming adjourned Debate, read ; Motion withdrawn, 341. 
AMENDMENTs: 
———— Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Amendments proposed, but not made: 







AcricutruraL Tenaycy ( Wales), on Division, 329. UNcovenantepD Civit Service, on Division, 268. 
East Inpia (Mr. William Taylor), 230. 







CuatrMan of the CommitTTee of Ways and Means: 
————. Lays upon the Table,—Report of Bills to originate in the Hous? of Lords, 11. 

Proceeds to the Table, in the absence of Mr. Speaker owing to indisposition, and after Prayers, takes the Chair 
as Deputy Speaker, 195. Continued indisposition, 198, 219, 213, 215, 219, 225, 230, 233, 237. On another occa- 
sion, 364. 

———_—— Itheing Midnight the Chairman leaves the Chair (Committee of Supply) to make his Report to the House, 67, &amp;c. 









—-—— Leaves the Chair to make his Report to the House, it being Midnight, 251. After Midnight, 467. Half-past 
Five on Wednesday, 479, 488. 


———— It being after Midnight leaves the Chair to report psogress, 205, 214, 222, 228, 351. 





Leaves 








YUM 


51&amp;52Vicr] INUEX to the Onze Hunprep and Forry-rairp VotumMe. 


eee == = SSE — — —SSEE 








SUPPLY—continued. 
WAYS AND MEANS—CuairMan—continued. 


——-— Leaves the Chair (in Committee of the whole House) to report progress, it being afier Ten minutes to Seven 
e’elock at a morning silting, go, 185, 289, 310. It being half-past Five o’clock on Wednesday, 303, 321. A quarter to 


Six, 358. 


Leaves the Chair to report progress, Objection having been taken to further proceeding, 243, 265. 








At Midnight tises to interrupt the Business (in Committee of the whole House), 107, 242, 245, 470. 


———- His decision challenged in a Division, 393. 





444: 


— 


Declines to propose a Question, being of opinion, That it was an Abuse of the Rules of the House, 351, 414, 415» 


Withholds his assent to Closure on Original Question (Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer), 507. 


—— —— Chairman withholds his assent to Closure (Mr. William Lowther), 291. (Mr. Howorth), 300. (Mr. Chaplin), 
goo. (Mr. Staveley Hill), 310. (Sir John Simon), 340. (Mr. Brookfield), 397, 414. (Mr. Walter), 475. (Mr. wg 
ston), 485. (Mr. Barclay), 486. (Admiral Field), 491. (Sir Henry Tyler), 504. (Mr. Seton Karr), 518. 





puts Question forthwith (Motion to report progress an Abuse of Rules), 414. 
———— Interrupts the Debate, and puts the Question forthwith, pursuant to an Order of the House, 421. 
— —— In pursuance of an Order of the House reports a Bill forthwith, 421. 

— —— Nomination of Temporary Chairmen of Committees to act when requested by him, 84. 
Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means :— 





| 
Reported, and 
Agreed to. 

| 


GRANTS: 


Page. | 
. | 19 March: 
‘ inal | ‘ x . . ‘ 
107 ; Bill ordered, 107. }) For granting £.114,900. 7. 4. for the Service of the years ending 31st March 1887 and 1888. 


“ SOLIDATED a toe . it 

TOMD (Ne. 1) BILL. j) For granting £. 11,704,603 for the Service of the year ending 31st March 1889. 
| 27 March: 

129; Bill ordered, 129. } 


V. CUSTOMS AND!) Relative to Duties of Customs (Wine). 
















INLAND REVENUE /[ ‘ 
BILL. | 
10 April: 
144 - - - -\ Relative to Tea. 
144 - - - Relative to Income Tax. 
— = * * Relative to Stamp Duties (Joint Stock Companies). 
— oe Sh ~|| Relative to Stamp Duties (Foreign or Colonial Share Certificates, &amp;c. ) 
144 - - - — =|! Relative to Succession Duty. 
45 -  - = =|) Relative to Legacy Duties. 


145; Bill ordered upon 
the Seventh Resolution. 


V. EXCISE DUTIES 
(LOCAL PURPOSES) 
BILL. 


Instruction to the Gen- 
tlemen appointed to pre- 
pare and bring in a Bili 
upon the Resolution re- 
ported from the Committee 
of Ways and Means on the 
27th day of March, and 
then agreed to by the 
House, That they do make 
provision therein, pursuant 
to the First, Second, Third, 
Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, and 
Eighth Resolutions, 145. 


Mm-+e-+- 3 
Vou. 143.— Sess. 1888. U2 


| Relative to Excise Duties, Carriages, Trade Carts, Horses, &amp;c., and Horse Dealers. 





Relative to Customs and Inland Revenue. 












INDE WY 
INDEX ¢o the One Hunprep and Forry-ruirp VoLtume. (188s. 





= ——— nN : 


=— 


SU PPLY—continued. 
WAYS AND MEANS—continued: 








Reported, and 
Agreed to. 










Page. 

170. Resolution read | 

170. Resolu oad a ei . 
pastice time; Motion, That GRANTS—continued. 
this House doth agree with | | 
the Committee in the said 
Resolution ; and, objection | 
being taken to further pro- | | 
ceeding, the Debate stood | 
adjourned, 170. Resumed ; | 
Question resolved in the | 
Affirmative, 172. Instruc- | 
tion to the Committee on | 
the Customs and Inland 
Revenue Bill, That the , 
have Power to make oa 20 April : 
vision therein, pursuant to : = ’ 
the sald alatiete i72,.| Relative to Wine Duties. 
Seventh Resolution re-| 
ported 10th April last from 
the Committee, and then 
agreed to by the House, | 
read; Instruction to the} 
Committee on the Customs 
and Inland Revenue Bill, | 
That they have Power to 
make provision therein, | 
pursuant to so much of the | 
said Resolution, as relates 
to Excise Duties on Car- | 
riages and Haciney Car- | | 
riages, 173. 







































12 June: 





, 277; Bill ordered, 277. 
V. CUSTOMS (WINE 
DUTY) BILL. 





Relative to Customs (Wine Duties). 





18 June: 


294; Bili ordered, 294. , ; 
For granting £. 5,570,712 for the Service of the year ending 31st March 1889. 


V. CONSOLIDATED | 
FUND (No. 2) BILL. 





28 June: 


326; Bill ordered, 326. }| 
For granting £. 2,366,400 for the Service of the year ending 31st March 1889. 


| 
V. CONSOLIDATED , 
FUND (No.3) BILL. | 


431; Instruction to the)| 
Committee on the Con- | 
solidated Fund (No. 3) Bill, 
That they have power to | 
make provision therein, | 
pursuant to the said Reso- 
lution, 431. 





6 August: 




























For granting £. 18,326,975 for the Service of the year ending 31st March 1889. 


527 - : P 2 19 December : 


V. CONSOLIDATED &gt; weantion £ « silos oe Rac 
FUND (APPROPRIA- (| For granting £. 20,984,191 for the Service of the year ending 31st March 1889. 
TION) BILL, 


BILLS : 

ConSoLiDaTeD FUND (No. 1); Bill to apply certain Sums 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-seven, One thousand eight hendoed 
and eighty-eight, and One thousana eight hundred and eighty-nine ; Ordered, upon Resolution reported from the Com 
mittee of Ways and en oe accordingly, 107. Committed, 111. Considered in Committee, and re ned, 
without Amendment, 114. Passed, 116. Agreed to by the Lords, 121. (Cited as Consolidated Fund (No AA t 
1888) Royal Assent, 128. + ED a 


—_———_--—_——_-—— - Order, That the Committee on the Consolidated Fund Bill (No. 1), and the Consider- 
ation of the National Debt (Conversion) Bill, as amended, have precedence of the Orders of the Day subsequent to the 
Land Law (Ireland) Acts Amendment Bill; and that so much of the Standing Order, “ Sittings of the House.” as 
relates to the Interruption of Business, and the Adjournment of the House at half-past Five, and at Six ahdsek be 
suspended during To-day’s Sitting, until the Proceedings on the Consolidated Fund (No. 1) Bill, and the National Debt 
(Conversion) Bill, are concluded, 114. 








CONSOLIDATED FUND (No. 2); Bill to apply a Sum out of the Consolidated Fund to the Servic i 
on the Thirty-first day of March One Guoued eight hundred and eighty-nine; Ordered, upon pelt argos. 
from the Committee of Ways and Means, 294. Presented accordingly, 294. Committed, 307. Considered in a. 
mittee, and reported, without Amendment, 315. Motion, That the Bill be now read the third time; Debate adjourned 
320. Resumed ; Bill to be now read the third time; Passed [New Title], 325. Agreed to by the Lords, 337 (Cited 
as Consolidated Fund (No. 2) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 343. Jeol 










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SU PPLY —continued. 


BILLS—continued. 

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 nundred and eighty-nine ; Ordered upon Resolution reported 
from the Committee of Ways and Means; presented, 326. Second Reading deferred, 334, 344, 362, 382, 402. Bill 
committed, 411. Committee deferred, 425. Instruction, 431. Bill considered in Committee, and reported, 431. 
Considered, as amended, 437. Passed [New Title], 499. Agreed to by the Lords, 446. (Cited as Consolidated Fund 
(No. 3) Act, i888) Royal Assent, 447. 


CONSOLIDATED FUND (APPROPRIATION); Bill to apply a Sum out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of the 
vear ending on the Thirty- first day of March One thousand eight hundred and eighty-nine, and to appropriate the Supplies 
vranted in this Session of Parliament; Ordered ; presented accordingly, 527. 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 is unwilling to read this Bill a second time till it has better information of the intentions of Her 
Majesty’s Government in regard to the Soudan” ; but, on Division, not made; Bill committed, 529. Considered in Com- 
mittee (Member suspended, Dr. Tanner), 531. Bill further considered in Committee, and reported, without Amend- 
ment, 531. Passed, 532. Agreed to by the Lords, 533. (Cited as Appropriation Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 533. 


CusSTOMS AND INLAND REVENUE; Bill to grant certain Duties of Customs and Inland Revenue, to alter other Duties, and 
to amend the Laws relating to Customs and Inland Revenue; Ordered, upon Resolution reported from the Committee 
of Ways and Means, 129. Instruction to the Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring in a Bill upon the Resolution 
reported from the Committee of Ways and Means on the 27th dav of March, and then agreed to by the House, That 
they do make provision therein, pursuant to the First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, and Eighth Resolutions, 
145. Bill presented, 146. Second Reading deferred, 157, 167. Instruction to the Committee on the Bill, That they 
have Power to make Provision therein, pursuant to Resolution reported from the Committee of Ways and Means, 172. 
Pursuant to so much of a Resolution so reported as relates to certain duties, 173. 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, after Parliament shall have made the appropriations it may deem just in relief 
of local rates, the Duties accruing upon Deaths should be so fixed as to equalise the Charge upon Real and Personal 
Property respectively ; but, on Division, not made; Main Question proposed; Motion, That the Debate be now 
adjourned, Withdrawn; Bill committed, 173. Considered in Committee, 181, 184. (House interiupted by Message 
from the Lords (Royal Assent to Acts); Bill again considered in Committee, 184. Further considered in Committee, 
and reported, 188. Consideration, as amended, deferred, 194. Bill considered, as amended, 196. Passed, 200, 
Agreed to by the Lords, 222. (Cited as Customs and Inland Revenue Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 232. 


Customs (Wine Duty) ; Bill ‘o grant a Duty of Customs on Wine imported in bottle, and to make provision in relation 
thereto; Ordered, upon Resolution reported from the Committee of Ways and Means; presented accordingly, 277. 
Committed, 285. Considered in Committee (Closure claimed, but Chairman withholds his Assent); Question put, pursuant 
to Standing Order, Closure of Debate, 291. Bill further considered in Committee, and reported, 295. Considered, as 
amended, 299. Third Reading deferred, 305. Bill passed, 306. Agreed to by the Lords, 319. (Cited as Customs 
(Wine Duty) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 324. 


Excise Duties (Local Purposes); Bill to grant Duties of Excise upon Trade Carts and Horses in aid of local purposes 
in Great Britain; Ordered, upon Resolution reported from the Committee of Ways and Means, 145. Presented, 150. 
Second Reading deferred, 157, 167, 174, 182, 197, 205, 223, 235, 251, 264, 273, 295, 329.344, 372, 383, 397, 411, 432, 
494, 473, 477. 454. Order for Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 4go. 

— Vide Nationat Dent Conversion Bitt. Nationa Dest (Supplemental) Brut. 








Suppty. Vide Ways and Means. Second Reading deferred, 61, 88, 93, 108, 117, 149. 
i Motion, That the Bill be now read a second time; and it 
Supreme Covrr. Vide Accounts. being Midnight the Debate stood adjourned, 157. Further 
Supreme Courr (Guardianship of Infants Act, 1886). ajourned, 159, 173, 188, 205, 223, 236, 273, 295. 315s 

Vide Accounts. 333, 362, 382, 389. Order for resuming adjourned 


. = = Debate discharged; Bill withdrawn, 432. 
Supreme Court of Jupicature. Vide Accounts. SuP- Boo 5 » 43 


PLY. Supreme Court of Jupicarure (Jreland). Vide Ac- 


Supreme Court of Jupicarure Act (Ireland), 1887,{ COUNTS. SUPPLY. 


AmENDMENT ; Bill to amend “ The Supreme Court of] Sugrey County Loans; Report, That the Bill should 
Judicature (Ireland) Act, 1877"; Ordered ; presented, | originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the 
255- Second Reading deferred, 265. Bill committed, Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
286. Considered in Committee, 308. Committee de-| with 35. 

ferred, 315, 320. Bill further considered in Committee, —_ 

and reported, 321. Consideration, as amended, deferred, | Survey of the Unitrep Kinapom. Vide Supp y. 

334. Bill considered, as amended; Passed, 335. By the 
Lords with an Amewlment, 405. Lords’ Amendment to 
be now considered; Considered, and agreed to, 438. 
(Cited as Supreme Court of Judicature (Ireland) Amend-| Syrron and Wimpiepon Ratway; Petition, and Bill 
ment Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 447. ordered, 27. Read, 38. Day appointed for Second 
Vide Ac-| Reading, 53: Second Reading deterred, 84, 113, 127} 
COUNTS. Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill withdrawa, 


141. 
Supreme Court of Jupicature (Ireland) AMENDMENT; . : ms 
Bill to amend “ The Supreme Court of Judicature Act | SWANSEA Bay Ramway. Vide Ruonppa. 


sate a 4 = vias Se § ’ . 7 
(Ireland), 1877,” so far as relates to certain Judges, and to) Syeaginc System. Vide Accounts. Lorps. 
the Office of the Accountant General, and for other pur- ) 
poses connected therewith; Ordered; presented, 52. | SwirzERLAnD. Vide Accounts. 


Sess. 1888. U3 


Sussex (South Western or Chichester Division) Watt. 
Vide Evections. 


Supreme Court of Jupicature (Funds, &amp;c.). 


VoL. 143. 











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‘I AFF Vaue Raitway aud Bure Docks AMALGAMA- | 
TION ; Petition, and Bill ordered, 27. Read, wud referred 
to the Examiners, 38. Order referring Bill to the Exa- 
miners, discharged; Bill withdrawn, g}. 


51 &amp; 52 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess. 3. 1588. 


Tarr Vace Raitway (General Powers); Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 27. Read, and relerred to the Examiners, 38. 
Order referring Bill to the Exaniiners, discharged ; Bill 
withdrawn, 130. 

Tarr Vaute Raitway (Monmouthshire Lines ) Petition, and 
Bill ordered, 27. Read, aud reterred to the Examiners, | 
38. Order reterring Bill to the Examiners, discharged ; | 
Bill withdrawn, 105. 


Vide PiyMouru. 


Vide Ac- | 


Tavy River. 


Taxes on Suiprine in Foreign Courrreigs. 


COUNTS. 


Taytor, Mr. Wittiam. Vide \\ ays und Means ( Amend- 


ments ). 


TEA. 


Vide Ways and Mtrans. 


Teacuers (Jreland). Vide NaTionat.. 


Tecunicat Esucation; Biil to provide for Technical 
Kducation in England ana Wales; Ordered, 16. Pre- 
sented, 20. Second Reading deferred, 192, 198, 224, 233, 
266, 275, 287, 308. 


Tecunicat Epvucatrion (Jreland); Bill to promote Teck- 
nical Education in Ireland; Ordered, 15. Presented, 19. 
Second Reading deferred, 192, 198, 224, 250. 


Tecunican Insrrucrion; Bill for the promotion of Tech- 


nical Instiuction ; Ordered ; presented, 235. Second 
Reading deterred, 286, 307, 326, 345, 362. Order for 


Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 372. 


TELEGRAPH ComMPANiges SusBsipy. Vide Supriy. 


Temperance Leaisiation, Scorr Act, Canapa. Vide 


Accounts. 


Temporary Commissions. Vide Suppiy. 


Temporary Laws. Vide Accounts. 


TENANCIES Ratinc. Vide AGRICULTURAL. 


Tenants (Jreland) Revier. Vide AGricuLruraL. 


Tenants’ Revier. Vide Couuiery. 

Tenure of Housgs in Towns (/reland); Lill to amend the 
Law relating to the ‘Tenure of Houses in Towns in Ire- | 
land; Ordered, 14. Presented, 18. Second Reading | 
deferred, 147, 164, 179, 193, 211, 229, 244, 320. 


Tenants’ ImprovemMeNtT Prorecrion. Vide AGRICUL- | 
TURAL. 


Tenure of Lanp (Scotland). Vide Lanp. | 


Tenure of Lanp (Wales and Monmouthshire). Vide Lanp. | 


TERMINABLE ANNUITIES. Vide Accounts. 


THAMEs and Severn CANAL. Vide Accounts. 


Tuames Sripees. Vide Accounts. 


| 
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| 
| 


TuHaMes ConseRvVANCY. Vide AccouNTs. 


Tuames Tunneu (Blackwall); Petition, and Bill ordered, 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 55. 
Reported, 150. 


27. Read, 38. 


Bill committed, 96. Considered, as 


| THerFietp Heatu. 


Tirnes (Ecclesiastical Commissioners). 





and Fortry-rHirp Vou ME. [ 1888. 


amended, 183. Passed [New Title], 190. Agreed to by 
the Lords, gi1. (Cited as Thames Tunnel (Blackwall) Act, 
1888) Royal Assent, 325. 


Taner, Iste of, Division Wrrr. Vide Evections. 


Muearres, &amp;c. Vide Merroroxitan Boarp of Works. 
Tueatres (Metropolis); Bill for the better Regulation of 
Theatres and Music Hails in the Metropolis; Ordered, 15. 
Presented, 1g. Secoud Reading deferred, 75, 78, 79, 81, 
$3, 88, 100, 108, 126, 143, 147, 162, 165, 177, 214, 229, 
237, 242, 260, 275. 


Vide Commons. 


Titspury Rattway. Vide Lonpon. 


* Times” Newsrarrer. Vide Comp.ainr. 

Timper Acts (Ireland) AmenpmeENt; Bill to amend the 
Acts relating wo the Planting of Timber ‘lrees in Ireland; 
Ordered ; presented, 81. Committed, g2. Considered m 
Committee, 100. Further consivered in Committee, and 
reported, 107. Consideration, as amended, deferred, 117, 
143- Bull considered, as amended; Passed, 157. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 337. Day appointed for con- 
sidering them, 443. Lorcs’ Amendments agreed to, 452. 
(Cited as Timber (Ireland) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 


456. 


TitHe DistrRaint Saues( Wales). 
ment Motions). 


Vide House ( Adjourn- 


Tithe Renrcuarce; Bill to amend Section Eighty of “The 
Tithe Rentcharge Act, 1836”; Brought fiom the Lords, 
231. Read,271. Second Reading deferred, 295, 315, 
333, 252. 372, 389, 394, 398, 411, 421, 432, 464. Order 
for Second Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn, 473. 


Tirue Renrcnarce Recovery and Variation; Bill to 
amend the Law with respect to the Recove:y and Variation 
of Tithe Renteharge in England ; Brought from the Lords, 
231. Read, 271. Secoud Reading deferred, 295, 316, 
333 352, 372, 389, 394, 397, 411, 421, 432, 464. Order 
for Second Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn, 473. 


Vide Accounts. 


Torquay Harsourand District Act (1886) AMENDMENT; 
Bill to repeal the Thirty-eighth Section of “The Torquay 
Harbour and District Act, 1886 ;” Oriered; presented 
accordingly, 253. Examiners to examine the Bill with 
respect to the Standing Orders relative to Private Bills, 
257- Second Reading deferred, 265. Leport, That the 
Standing Orders have not been complied with; referred 
to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 269. Second 
Reading deterred, 286. Report, That the Standing Orders 
ought to be dispensed with, 289. Second Reading deferred, 
296, 304, 309, 320, 335, 352, 373- Order for Second 
Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn, 390. 


Torquay Provisionat OrpER. Vide Pusitic HEALTH. 


TorrennaM Locat Boarp (Division of District); Report, 
That the Standing Orders have not been complied with ; 
referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 22. 
Petition for Bill, reterred to the said Committee, 28. 
Report, That the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed 
with, 68. Report read; Bill ordered, 73. Read, 76. 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 89. Second Reading 
deferred, g!. Bill committed, 94. Minutes of Evidence 
of former Session referred, 207. Billreported, 234. Day 
appointed for consideration, as amended, 240. Bill con- 
considered, as amended, 261. Passed, 269. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 414. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
429. (Cited as Tottenham Local Board (Division of 
District) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 435. 

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Town Hotpincs’ Select Committee to inquire into the Tramways and Pusiic Comeanies (Jreland) Act, 1883. 
terms of occupation and the compensation for improve- Vide Accounts. 
ments possessed by the occupiers of town houses and hold- 
ings in Great Britain ayd T[reland ; and to inquire into 
the expediency of giving the leaseholders facilities for the 
purchase of the fee simple of their property ; and also into 
the question of imposing a direct assessment on the owners 
of ground rents, and on the owners of increased values 
imparted to land by building operations, or other improve- 
ments ; Re-appointed, 17. To consist of Twenty-five 
Members; Power tosend for persons, papers, and records ; 
Five to be the Quorum, 75. 


Tramways Provisionat Orvers (No. 1); Bill to confirm 
certain Provisional Orders made by the Board of Trade, 
under “ The Tramways Act, 1870,” relating to Barrow-in- 
Furness Tramways, Birmingham and Western Districts 
Tramways, Bradford Corporation Tramways, Leeds Cor- 
poration Tramways, Newbury and Lamborne Tramway, 
Pontypridd aud Rhondda Valley Tramways, and Stratford, 
Ilford, and Romford Tramways; Ordered, 168. Presented; 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 169. Report, That 
the Standing Orders have been complied with; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading, 185. Bill committed, 190. 

Manupactures, Stanpinc Commirrre of; Resolution 6s age 230. Bill reported ; Provisional Orders con- 
. dis a Mitel: Cte Gi Geant af rmed ; Day appointed for consideration as amended, 

revived, 84. s 7 “ae ° sn I sf 250. Bill considered, as amended, 261. Passed, 267. 

Chairman's Panel, 95. Special Report of Committee vi Agreed to by the Lords, 319. (Citedas Tramways Orders 

Selection of Members to serve on the Standing Committee, C, siete til, «&gt; dal 1888) etl Miceieh dete 

120. Railway and Canal Traffic Bill committed to the onfirmation (1Vo. |) Act, gyal Assent, 325. 

Committee, 214. Railway and Canal Companies Charges 

Bill committed io the Committee, 224. Member added ; 

another discharged, 227. Orders added in respect o! the 

above Bills, 227. Report from Charman’s Panel of 
appointment of Chairman, 253. Leave to the Committee | 
to sit and proceed with the Railway and Canal Traffic 

Bill, and Railway and Canal Companies Charges Bill on 

certain day, 253. Report from Committee of Selection ; 

Member discharged ; others appvinted in substitution, 

268. Member discharged, and another appointed in 

respect of the Railway and Canal Traftic Bill, and the 

Railway and Canali Companies Charges Bill, 268 :— Order, 

That the Committee on Trade, Shipping, and Manufactures 

have leave to print and circulate with the Votes the 

Minutes of their Proceedings from day to day; Order,| Tramways Provisionat Orvenrs (No. 2); Bill to confirm 

Thai the Committee on Trade, Shipping, and Manufac- certain Provisional Orders made by the Board of Trade, 

tures have leave to print and circulate with the Votes any under “ The Tramways Act, 1870,” relating to the Bolton 

amended Clauses of Bills committed to them from time to and Suburban Tramways, Hartlepools Tramways, and 
time, 270. Member discharged ; another adde!, 348. Liverpool Corporation Tramways; Ordered, 201. Pre- 

Rail and Canal Traffic Bill, reported, 370. Sea Fisheries} sented ; read, and referred to the Examiners, 201. Re- 

Reculation Bill’ committed tothe Committee, 383. Leave port, That no Standing Orders are applicable. Day ap- 

to Chairman’s Panel to make a Special Report; Report pointed for Second Reading, 238. Bill committed 240. 


TraDE (including Agriculture and Fishing), Satppina, and 


Tramways Provisionat Orvers (No. 1) Bint (Release 
of Deposits); Motion, That this House will, To-morrow, 
resolve itself into a Committee to consider the Trainways 
Provisional Orders (No. 1) Bill [Release of Deposits]; 
Bariow in Furness Tramways Order, Birmingham and 
Western District Tramways Order, Newbury and Lam- 
borne Order, Pontypridd and Rhondda Valley Tramways 
Order; Queen’s Recommendation signified; Question agreed 
to, 220. Matter considered in Committee, 225. Resolu- 
tions reported, and agreed to; Instruction, to the Com- 
mittee on the Tramways Provisional Orders (No. 1) Bill, 
That they have power to make Provision therein pursuant 
to the said Resolutions, 230. 


of appointiwent of Chairman of Standing Committee on Instruction, 270. Bull reported ; Provisional Orders eon- 
Trade, &amp;c., 388. Merchant Shipping (Life Saving} firmed ; Day appointed for consideration, us amended, 289, 
Appliances) Bill committed to the Committee, 389. Leave Bill considered, as amended, 299. Passed, 301. Agreed 


to the Committee to sit and proceed with the Bill on day | to by the Lords, 348. (Cited as Tramways Orders Con- 
named, 391. Fifteen Members added in respect of the| firmation (No. 2) Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 393. 

Sea Fisheries Regulation Bill, 395. Fifteen Members 

added in respect of the Merchant Shipping (Life Saving Tramways P ROVISIONAL ORDERS (No. 2) Bit | Ap- 
Appliances) Bill, 395. Sea Fisheries Regulation ‘Bill| plication of Part and Release of Balance of Deposits] ; 


&gt;] 


reported from the Committee, 404. Merchant Shipping Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee 
Life Saving Appliances) Bill reported from the Com-| to consider—First. Of authorising the application to the 
mittee, 418. purposes of * The Hartlepools Tramways Order, 1885,” of 
the sums of One hundred and six pounds nine shillings and 

TrapeE and Navigation. . Vide Accoun'rs. three pence Consolidated Three Pounds per Centum An- 


nuities now liable to forfeiture, being part of the balance 
of the sum deposited for securing the completion of the 
Tramways authorised by “The Hartlepool Tramways 
, eee | Order, 1883,” &amp;c.; Queen’s Recommendation signified ; 
Trane Marks. Vide Accounts. Parents. Question ron ae Matter considered in Committee, 
| 266. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Instruction to 

| the Committee on the Tramways Provisional Orders 
Trave Reports (Annual Series) (Miscellaneous Series). | (No. 2) Bill, That they have Power to make Provision 

Vide Accounts. | therein pursuant to the said lesolution, 26g. 


or 
Trave (Foreign Countries and British Possessions). Vide | 
Me Accounts. 





Trape Marks (Rules). Vide Accounts. 


| 
Trape Statistics (Germany). Vide Accounts. | TRamways |’RovistonaL OrpERs (No. 3); Bill to confirm 
| certain Provisional Orders made by the Board of ‘Trade 
under “ The Tramways Act, 1870,” :elating to Keighley 
Tramways, North Metropolitan Tramways, and South 
TRAFALGAR Square (Regulation of Meetings); Bill for the | a ——— Z Ordered, tot. cer 5 read, 
Regulation of Meetings in Trafalgar Square; Ordered ;; 200 reternes to the Examiners, 201; Report, That the 


TraFatcar Square Mzretines. Vide House (Adjourn- 
ment Motions). 





5 ste vo y . ac 2 ° ie ” ° ‘ € M 
pes, 3h. Sod Heading dtr 7, 37% | nd Ore a en complied wih, Day apd 
3345 397» 39!) 403) 412, 422, 439. ported; Provisional Orders confirmed ; Day appointed for 

Tramway, GaAs,and Warer Orpers. Vide Accounts. consideration, as amended, 314. Bill considered, as 
amended, 321. Passed, 323. By the Lords, with an 
Tramways. Vide Lonpon. Amendment, 360. Day appointed for considering 1i, 360. 
Lords’ 

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"= = = = 
Tramways Provisionat Orvers (No. 3)—continued. 


Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 364. (Cited as Tramways | 
Provisional Orders (No. 3) Act, 1858) Royal Assent, | 


393- | 
Bitts. Vide Ac-' 


Tramways ProvisionaL ORpDERS 
COUNTS. 


Tramways (Street and Road). Vide Accounts. 


Transport and Remounts. Vide Suppiy (Army). 

TrawuinG (Scotland); Bill to prohibit Trawling in Scot- 
land, and for other purposes; Ordered, 78. Presented | 
accordingly, 78. Motion, That the Bill be now read a| 
second time; Debate stood adjourned at midnight, 88. | 
Further adjourned, 93, 108, 117, 126, 132, 140, 151, 170, 
178, 189, 209. Resumed ; Motion, That the Debate be | 
now adjourned, on Division, resolved in the Affirmative, | 
279. Further adjourned, 282, £97, 304. 


Treasury. Vide Surpty. 


TreAsury Cuest. Vide Accounts. 


NAVIGATION. 


of CoMMERCE and Vide Ac. | 


TREATIES 
COUNTS. 


Trees (Jreland); Bill to encourage the Planting of Trees 
and Osiers in Ireland; Ordered, 16. Presented, 20. 
Second Reading delerred, 86, 97, 101, 108, 118, 126, 140, 
1795 193, 211, 260, 282, 322, 341. 


Trinunats of Commerce; Bill for the Establishment of ; 
Tribunals of Commeice; Ordered; presented, 491. 
Second Reading deferred. 498. 


TRINIDAD and Topaco Act. Vide Accounts. 


Truster. Vide OrricraL. PuBLic. 


Trustee Savincs Banks; Select Committee to inquire into | 
and report on (1) the administration of Trustee Savings 
Banks under “The Trustce Savings Banks Act, 1863 ; 
(2) ‘lhe powers, duties, and liabilities of the ‘Trustees, | 
Managers, and Officers of Trustee Savings Banks ; (3) | 
The relations of Trustee Savings Banks to the Commis- 
sioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, the 
Registrar of Friendly Societies, and other Officers or | 
Dejartments of the Government, so far as these relations 
affect the internal management of the affairs of the said | 
Banks; and (4) The alleged assumption by certain | 
‘Trustee Savings Banks of designations calculated to mis- | 
lead depositors; Appointed; to consist of Seventeen 
Meu:bers ; Nominated; Power to send for persons, papers, 
and records; Five to be the Quorum, 298. Report ; 
Inquiry not completed, 489. 

— Vide Surry (Amendments). 


Trustees. Vide LiaBitiry of. 


Trustees Savincs Banks. Vide Accounts. 


Trustees Savincs Bawxs (Regulations). Vide Ac-| 
COUNTS. 

Trust Investments. Vide CoLoniaL. 

Tourpary (/reland); Bill to wemei.d * The Land Law (Ire-| 
land) Act, 1881,” in relation to Turbary; Ordered, 1. | 
Presented, 19. Second Reading deferred, 281, 297, | 


316, 327&gt; 339: 358, 363, 395) 412, 422, 460. 


Turkey. Vide Accounts. 


Tuscan Gas Company (Limited); Repoit on Petition for 
leave to deposit a Petition for a Bill, ‘that the Standing | 
Oicers ought not to be dispensed with, 160. 


Vide Uxtster. 


Tynronge NAVIGATION, 
{ 


Hunpnrep and Fortry-tuirp Votume. 


[ 1888. 


51 &amp; 52 Victoria. Purl. 24. Sess.3. 1888. 


Uckrieip Water ; Petition, and Bill ordered, 27. 
Read, 39. Committed, 49. Reported, 106. Considered, 
as amended, 180. Paxsed, 186. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 314. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
323- (Cited as Uckfield Water Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 
343- 


Uusrer Canar and Tyrone Navigation; Report, That 
the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 11. 
Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to 
have been complied with, 35. Bill brought from the Lords, 
187. Read, and referred to the i:xaminers, 188. Report, 
That the Standing Orders no: previously inquired into have 
been complied with; Bill tobe read a second time,198. Day 
appointed for Second Reading, 210. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 213. Motion, That the Bill be now read a second 
time; Question, That the Debate be now adjourned, 
on Division, Negatived; Bill committed, 220. Order for 
Committee discharged; Bill committed to a Select 
Committee; To consist of Seven Members, Four to be 
nominated by the House, and Three by the Com- 
mittee of Selection; Power to send for persons, papers, 
and records; Three to be the Quorum, 225. Four Mem- 
bers nominated, 234. Leave to parties to print Minutes of 

ividence day by day from the Committee Clerk’s copy if 
they think, 262. Bill reported, 305. Day appointed for 
cousideration, as amended, 328. Consideration,as amended, 
delerred, 330. Motion, That the Bill be now taken 
into consideration; Question, That the Debate be now 
adjourned, Negatived ; Original Question put, and agreed 
to; the House accordingly proceeded to take the Bill into 
cousideration; Motion, That inasmuch as this Bill has 
been fully considered by a Select Committee, this Heuse 
declines to entertam Amendnients which ought to have 
been brought before the Committeee, and that the Bill be 
ordered to be read a third time ; Debate arising; Question 
put (pursuant tu Standing Order, Closure of Debate); 
Resolution, That, inasmuch as this Bill has been fully con- 
sidered by a Select Committee, this House declines to 
entertain Amendments which ought to have been brought 
before the Committee; and that the Bill be ordered to be 
read a third time, 330. Day appointed for Third Read- 
ing, 342. Bill passed, with Amendments, 346. To which 
the Lords agree, with Amendments, 365. To which last- 
mentioned Amendments this House agrees, 374. ( Cited as 
Ulster Canai and Tyrone Navigation Act, 1838) Royal 
Assent, 393. 


Uttimus Hagres (Scotland) (List of Estates). 
COUNTS. 


Vide Ac-. 


UNCOVENANTED Civit Service. Vide Ways and MEANS 


(Amendments). 


UNpDERGROUND Workers. Vide MINEs. 


Unions (Ireland) (Liabilities and Assets), Vide &lt;Ac- 


COUNTS. 
Union Worxuouses (Ireland) (Scale of Dietary). Vide 
AccouUNTs. 


Unitep Srares and Sourn American Ixvestment Trust 
Company (Limited); Report on Petition for leave to 
deposit Petition for Bill, That the Standing Orders ought 
to be dispensed with, 6g. Report, That the Standing 
Orders have not been complied with; referred to the 
Select Committee on Standing Orders, gt. Petition for 
Bill, referred to the said Committee, gi. Report, That 
the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 111. 
Bill read, and referred to the Examiners, 115. Report, 
That Standing Order 63 has been complicd with, 148. 
Bill committed, 158. Order, ‘That the Bill be coumitted, 
discharged, and Bill withdrawn, 292. 


Unitep States. Vide Accounts, 


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Unirep TELEPHONE CompANyY; Petition, and Bill ordered, 
27. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 39. Report 
on Petition for dispensing with Standing Order 129, 
That the Standing Order ought not to be dispensed with, 
148. Report, ‘That Standing Order 63 has been complied 
with; Bill to be read a second time, 266. Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 279. Second Reading deferred, 283, 
292. Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill with- 
drawn, 318. 





Universities and Coui.eces (£uglund and Wales). Vide 


SupPLy. 


Universities of Oxroxp and Camsripge Act, 1877 
(Cambridge; Oxford). Vide Accounts, 


Universities (Scotland); Bill for the better Administration 
and Endowment of the Universities of Scotland ; Brought 
from the Lords, 319. Read, 339. Second Reading 
deferred, 352, 362, 372, 283, 387, 399; 498, 411, 421, 453, 
464, 474, 481, 485, 499, 505, 513. Order for Second 
Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn, 520. 


Univensities (Scotland) (Students). Vide Accounts. 


Universities. Vide Vicroria,. 

University Epucation (Jreland); Bill to amend Univer- 
sity Education in Ireland ; Ordered, 15. Presented, 19- 
Second Reading deferred, 179, 281. 

University of Eptnpurau, Vide Suppry. 

Universities of Giascow (St. A/ungo’s College); Bill for 
establishing in the East End of Glasgow a College of the 
University of Glasgow; Ordered, 33. Presented, 34. 
Examiners to examine Bill with respect to compliance 
with the Standing Orders relative to Private Bills, 46, 
Report, That the Standing Orders have not been complied 
with, referred to the Select Committee on Standing 
Orders, 49. Second Reading deferred, 54, 72. Report, 
That the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 81. 
Second Reading deferred, 83, 108, 140, 174, 205, 232, 
260, 322, 358. 


e 


University of Lonpon. Vide Suppry. 


Urrer Burmau (latoxicating Liquors), Vide Accounts. 
Uxerrince and RickMANswortH Rainway; Petition, and 
Bill ordered, 27. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 
39. Report, That the Sianding Order 62 has been com- 
plied with; Bill to be read a second time, 49. Com- 
mitted, 65, Reported, 106. Considered, as amended, 
123. Passed, 130. Agreed to by the Lords, 196. ( Cited 
as Uxbridge and Rickmansworth Railway (Abandonment) 


Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 232. 


51 &amp; 52 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess.3. 1888. 

VACANT Grounps (Nuisances Prevention); Bill to 
prevent Nuisances on Vacant Grounds and disused Burial 
Grounds; Ordered; presented, 129. Second Reading 
deferred, 143, 161, 177, 193, 206. Order for Committee 
discharged ; another day appointed, 215. Second Reading 
deferred, 246, 257, 282, 297, 310, 335, 352, 373, 390, 
412. 


Vacant Lanps. Vide Wasre. 


Vacatine of Seats. Vide Orrice. 


Vaccination; Bill to repeal so much of the Law as com- 
pels, under penalty, the practice of Vaccination ; Ordered, 
17. Presented, 21. Second Reading deferred, 132. 
Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn, 


154. 
Vou. 143.——Sess, 1888. 


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| Vacrant Act AMENDMENT; Bill 10 amend the Vagrant 
Act; Ordered, 42. Presented, 42. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 81, 93. Motion, That the Bill te now read a 


second time; Ameadment proposed, “ Six Months”; 
Amendment and Motion withdrawn; Bll withdrawn, 
142. 


Vare of CLype Tramways ; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the 








Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 35. Bill brought from the Lords, 300. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 301. Report, That the Standing 
Orders not previously inquired into have been complied 
with; Bill to be read a second time, 346. Committed, 
357. Reported, 385. Considered, as amended, 396. 
Passed, wih Amendments, 409. To which the Lerds 
agree, 419. (Cited as Vale of Clyde Tramways Act, 
1888) Royal Assent, 435. 


VauxuaLt Park; Petition, and Bill ordered, 27. Read, 
39. Committed, gy. Motion, That it be an Instruc- 
tion to the Commitice on the Vauxhall Park Bill, That 
they “o provide that the purchase of the Park be not 
made until the opinion of the ratepayers of Lambeth has 
been taken on the desirabilitv of such purchase; and 
Question negatived, 166, sil reported, 276. Consi- 
dered, as amended, 292. Day appointed for Third Reading, 
309. Third Reading deferred, 312. To be read the third 
time, after the Provisional Order Bills, 323. Bull passed, 
323. By the Lords, with Amendments, 414. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 423. (Cited as Vauxhall Park 
Act, 1858) Royal Assent, 435. 


VENEZUELA, i888. Vide Accounts. 


Vestries. Vide Parisu, 


Vestrries Parisnzs (Lngland and Wales). Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 


Vestry MEN’s QuauiFication; Bill for the Abolition of the 
Ratal Qualifications for Members of Vestries; Ordered ; 
presented, 218. Second Reading deferred, 256, 282, 


297- 


Vexatious Inpicrments (Amendment); Bill to compel a 
Prosecutor to find Security for Costs in cases arising under 
Section Two of the Thirtieth and Thirty-first years of 
Victoria, Chapter Thirty-five ; Ordered ; presented, 95. 
Second Reading deferred, 118, 167, 228, 296. 


Vice Apmiratry Courts Acr (British Honduras). Vide 
Accounts. 


Victoria. Vide Accounts. 


Vicrorta Inrirmarvy of Guiascow and Rosert Covrer's 
Trust; Keport, That the Bill should originate in the 
House of Lords, 11. Report, That the Standing Orders 
had been certified to have been complied with, 35. Bill 
brought from the Lords, 209. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 204. Report, That no Standing Orders not 
previously inquired into are applicable ; Bill to be read a 
second time, 215. Committed, 230. Reported, without 
Amendment, 262. Passed, 269. (Cited as Victoria In- 
Jirmary of Glasgow Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 325. 


Vicrowia Universiry; Bill to exempt the Victoria Uni- 
versity and the Colleges thereof from the Operation of the 
Act of the Ninth year of the Reign of George the Second, 
chapter Thirty-six, and to extend the Privileges of the 
Graduates of the suid University; Ordered; presented, 
129. Order for Second Reading discharged; another 
day appointed, 1()7, ‘Second Reading deferred, 189, 
Bill commitied, 194. Order for Committee discharged ; 
another day appomted, 198. Bill considered in Com- 
mittee, 214. Order for Committee discharged; another 
Day appointed, 224. Bill considered in Committee, and 
reported, 259. Consideration, as amended, deferred, 273. 

Bill 
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$$$ ————— — 
Vicroria University—continued. 
Bill considered, as amended, 279. Passed, 296. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 48. “Day appointed for con- 


sidering them, 472- Lords’ Amendments ag:eed to, 477. 
( Citedas Victoria Unive: sity Act, 1888) Roy al Asse ‘nt, 533. 


Votuntary Scuooris’ PartramMentaryY Grants; Motion, 
That the Principle of the Parliamentary Grant in Aid of 
Voluntary Schools is unjust, and that the Grant should 
be allocated rather in proportion to the poverty cf School 
Districts than their wealth; Withdrawn, 208. 


ee 
— —. 
—_ 


randum read to his subordinates, have reflected on the 
administration of the Law by Mr, Ernest Baggallay, one of 
the Stipendiary Magistrates of the Me tropolis, and is of 
opinion that such acourse must tend to produce a most 
prejudicial effect, by weakening the vuthority of the Magis- 
trate over the Poiice within his jurisdiction ; Previous 
Question proposed, and Mr. Speaker, with the general 
assent of the House, proposes the Question in the following 
form, “That the Question be not now put,” thereby 
establishing a Precedent ; Previous Question and Motion, 
by leave, withdrawn, 112. See SpEAKER. 


VoLuNTEER Corps. Vide Suppty (Army). W orKMEN (Woolwich); Motion, That a Select Committee of 


Vorers. Vide PARLIAMENTARY. 


Vorers in Borovcus (Euglund and Wales). Vide 
COUNTS. 


Vorers in Counties (England and Wales). Vide 
COUNTS. 


Vores and Procerpines; To be printed, 4. 
51 &amp; 52 Victoria. Parl. .4. Sess.3. 1888. 


Waaes. Vide PrReFERENTIAL, WEEKLY. 
Waces and Errecrs of Deceasep Seamen. Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Waces (Jreland); Bill to provide for the Payment of Wages 
weekly in Ireland; Ordered, 54. Presented, 55. Second 
Reading deferred, 83. Order for Second Reading dis- 


Seven Members, Four to be nominated by the House and 
Three by the Committee of Selection, be appointed to 
inquire into and report on the circumstances under which 
workmen entered in the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, and 
other Government Establishments, between tie 17th day 
of December 1861, and the 4th day of June 1870, have 
hitherto becn refused the benefit of “ The Superannuation 
Act, 1859,” and “The Superannuation Amendment Act, 
1873,” and subsequent Amendment Acts, and partic ularly 
whether it was in the year 1870 or later, that they were 
for the first time informed that a War Office Circular of 
the 17th day of December 1861, had assumed to suspend 
“F he Supera:nuation Act, 18359,” so far as these men 
were concerned, and as to whether they are or ought to be 
within the benefits of the said Act of 1873; Debate arising, 
and it bemg Midnight, the Debate stood adjourned, 
176. Further adjourned, 193, 277, 356, 415, 426, 460, 
498. Order for resuming adjourned Debate discharged, 


514. 


charged ; another Day appointed, 94. Motion, That the Waste and Vacant Lanps; Motion, That, in the opinion 


Bill be now read a secoid time; Amendment proposed, 
“Six Months”; Question put, pursuant to Standing 
Order (Closure of Debate); Amendment, on Division, 
made; Second Reading put off for Six Months, 143. 


Wates, Prince of; His Consent to Bills on Third Reading, 
116, 204, 261. 


Wattrnam Anppey Gunrowver Factory; Bill to exclude | 
unauthorised Persons from certain Lands to be used for 
the purposes of the Royal Gunpowder Factory at Waltham | 
Abbey, in the Parish of Waltham Holy Cross, in the 
County of Essex ; to stop up a certain Footpath thereon, 
and for other purposes; Ordered; presented accordingly, | 
241. Second Reading deferred, 25:1. Examiners to | 
examine the Bill with respect to compliance with the | 
Standing Orders relative to Private Bilis, 261. Second | 
Reading deferred, 264. Report, That the Standing | 
Orders have been complied with, 269. Second Reading | 
deferred, 286, 296, 307, 3!5, 321, 327, 329. 334) 339, 344, | 
352, 362, 368, 372,377, 379. 383, 387, 39°, 395, 397, 492, 
408, 411, 417, 422, 426, 432,437, 441, 445: Bill com- 
mitted to a Select C canssitior of Five Members; Three to 


of this House, ownership of land in the United Kingdom 
should carry with it the duty of cultivation or utilisation, 
and that in all cases where land capable of cultivation or 
utilisation with profit, and not devoted to some purpose of 
public utility or enjoyment, is held in a vacant, waste, or 
uncultivated state, the local authorities ought to have the 
power to compulsoaily acquire such land ‘by payment to 
the owner of a sum representing the capital agricultural 
value of such lands, &amp;c. ; Amendment proposed, to leave 
out from the word ** That” to the end of the Question, in 
order to add the words “ whilst recognising the fact that 
considerable poriions of the lands of the United Kingdom, 
including those in a so-called vacant, waste, or unculti- 
vated state, cannot be profitably ¢ -ultivated owing to Agri- 
cultural and Industrial Depression, and are therefore 
unable to support the ‘iv increasing populations, this House 
is of opinion that conterring powers of compuisory pur- 
chase on local authorities is not an effectual or desirable 
remedy tor this state of things ”; Question, That the woids 
proposed to be left out stand part of the Question; super- 
seded by adjournment of House for want of Forty Mem- 
bers, 191. 


be nominated by the Heuse, and Two by the Committee} Watrertoo Memoria. Vide Suppty. 


of Selection ; all Petitions aveinet the Bill, presented Two 
clear days before the meeting of the Coumaitics. referred, 


| Water Orvers ConfirMATION Bitts. Vide Accounts. 


and Counsel ordered ; Power to send for persons, papers, | WwW ATEK PRovisIoNAL Orvers. Vide Gas. 


and records; Three to be the Quorum, 453. Order, That | 


&gt; , . ae ° aii 
the C anetaithes do consist of Five Me mabers : Ren: to be| Warer ProvisionaAL Orpers; Bill to confirm certain 


nominated by the House, and Two by the Committee of | 
Selection, discharged ; Committee to consist of Seven 
Members; Four to be nominated by the House, and Three 
by the Committee of Selection, 463. Four Members | 
nominated, 463. Bill reported ; re-committed to a Com- | 
mittee of the whole House, 482. Committee deferred, 
485, 487. Bill considered in Committee, 488. Com- | 
mittee deferred, 490, 492, 494, 495, 496, §00, 501, 505, | 
508, 509, 514, 520, 624, 528. Order tor Committee | 
discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 529. 


Warren, Sir Coaries, Memoranpum (Mr. Bagaallay) ; 
Motion, That this House regrets that the Chief Commis- 
sioner of Metropolitan Police should, in an official Memo- 


Provisional Orders made by the Board of Trade, under 
‘'The Gas and Waterworks Facilities Act, 1870,” relating 
to Herne Bay Water, Kettering Water, Mid Kent 
Water, and Wootton Estate Water ; Ordered ; presented ; 
read, and referred to the Examiners, 171. Report, That the 
Standing Order has been complied with; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 195. Bill committed, 199. Reported; 
Provisional Orders confirmed; Day appointed for con- 
sideration, as amended, 250. Bill, considered, as amended; 
Day appointed for Third Reading, 254. Bill passed, 
258. By the Lords, with Amendments, 365. Day ap- 
pointed for considering them, 365. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 369. ( Cited as Water Orders Confirmation 

Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 393. 
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Water ProvisionaL Orpers (No. 2); Bill to confirm 
certain Provisional Orders made by the Board of Trade 
under “The Gas and Waterworks Facilities Act, 1870,” 
relating to Mansfield Water, Mid Sussex Water, Wim- 
borne Minster Water, and Worksop Water; Ordered, 
201. Presented ; read, and referred to the Examiners, 202. 
Report, That the Standing Order has been complied with ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 237. Bill committed, 
240. Reported; Provisional Orders confirmed; Day 
appointed for consideration, as amended, 276. Bill con- 
sidered, as amended, 279. Passed, 284. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 365. Day appointed for considering 
them, 355. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 369. (Cited 
as Water Orders Confirmation (No. 2) Act, 1888) Royal 
Assent, 393- 


Water Suppty. Vide Accounts. 


Way, Rieuts of (Scotland). Vide Rieuts. 


Ways and Means. Vide Suppty. 


Weavers (Ireland). 


Weekty Waces: Bill to provide for Weekly Payment of 
Wages in Great Britain and Ireland ; Ordered ; presented, 
154. Order for Second Reading discharged ; another 
Day appointed, 210. Second Reading deferred, 260, 275, 
283, 287, 334, 353- 


Weicéuts and Measures; Bill for amending the Law re- 
lating to Weights and Measures, and for other purposes 
connected therewith; Ordered ; presented, 343. Second 
Rerding deferred, 372, 383, 390, 410, 432, 453, 459, 462, 
464, 406, 467, 469, 471, 474, 477, 481. Order for Second 
Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 490. 


Vide HANDLOoOoM., 


Weicuts and Measures. Vide Accounts. 


WeLLINGTON CoLLEGE. Vide Accounts. 


West Arrica (Gambia). Vide Accounts. 


West VDersy (Liverpool) Division Writ. Vide Exec- 


TIONS. 


Western Raitway. Vide StTiruinc. 


Wesr Ham Corroration (Improvements); Petition, and 
Bill ordered, 27. Read, 39. Committed. 49. Petition 
for additional Provision referred to the Examiners, 305. 
Standing Order 73 suspended, and leave to Examiners 
to sit and proceed forthwith, 309. Report on said Peti- 
tion, That the Standing Orders have not been com- 
pliec with ; referred to the Select Committee on Standing 
Orders, 310. Report on said Petition, That the Standing 
Orders ought to be dispensed with, 319. Report, That the 
Chairman be directed to move the House, That witnesses 
be ordered to attend ; ordered to attend accordingly, 324. 
Bill reported from Select Committee on Police and 
Sanitary Regulations, 341. Standing Orders suspended, 
and Day appointed for consideration, as amended, pro- 
vided amended prints shall have been previously deposited, 
342. Bill considered, as amended; Standing Orders sus- 
pended, and Bill to be now read the third time ; Queen’s 
Consent signified ; Bill passed [New Title], 346. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 414. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 423. (Citedas West Hum Corporation Improve- 
ments Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 435. 


West Ham Corvorarion (Loans, §c.); Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 28. Read, 39. Committed, ag. Reported, 2be. 
Considered, as amended, 269. Passed, 283. By the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 375. Lords’ Amendment 





agreed to, 384. (Cited as West Ham Corporation (Loans) 
Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 435. 

West Inp1an Revenue. Vide Accounts. 

West Locu ( Varbert) Provistonan Orper. Vide Oysrer, 

WESTMINSTER Apsey; [Dill to make further provision for 
the Restoration and Repair of Westminster Abbey; Or- 


VoL. 143. Sess. 1888. 





dered, 93. Presented, 93. Second Reading deferred, 
108. Motion, That the Bill be now read a second time ; 
Debate adjourned, 117. Resumed ; Bill committed, 122. 
Considered in Committee, and reported, without Amend- 
ment; Passed, 125. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 
203. Lords’ Amendment to be now considered; Con- 
sidered, and agreed to, 271. -(Citedas Westminster Abbey 
Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 324. ; 


Vide Huu. 


West Surrey Warer; Petition, and Bill ordered, 28. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 39. Report, That 
Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be 
read a second time, 59. Committed, 69. Reported, 96. 
Considered, as amended, 113. Passed, 122. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 311. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 346. (Citedas West Surrey Water Act, 1888) 
Royal Assent, 393. 


West Ripinec Raibway. ScAR BOROUGH. 


West Yorksuire Unton Rattways. Vide East. 


Wueat and Breap. Vide Accounts. 


Wutppinc; Bill to consolidate and amend the Law in 
relation to Punishment Ly Whipping ; Ordered, 16. Pre- 
sented, 20. Second Reading deferred, 260, 265, 282, 304, 
322. Order for Second Reading discharged; Biil with- 
drawn, 417. 


Wurrecnare., ProvisionaAL Orper. Vide Merropo.is. 
Suppy (Army). 


Vide 


Wipows’ Pensions. Vide Mercuanrt. 


Wipows’ Pensions and ALLOWANCES. SuPpPLy 


(Navy). 


WimsLepon Rattway. Vide Suton. 


Wincuitsea and Norrincuam’s Estate, Ear of; Bill 
brought from the Lords, 300. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 301. Report, That no Standing Orders are 
applicable; Bill to be read a second time, 312. Com- 
mitted, 330. Reported, without Amendment, 354. Passed, 
369. (Cited as Earl of Winchilsea and Nottingham’s 
Estate Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 393- 

Wincnester Bureesses’ DisQuaLiricaATiION REMOVAL; 
Bill to remove the Disqualification of certain Burgesses of 
the City of Winchester to vote at Municipal Elections , 
Ordered ; presenied, 95. Second Reading deferred, 118, 
143, 147, 170, 177, 189, 243, 247, 308,352. Order for 
Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 387. 


Wincnester Writ. Vide ELectrions. 
WINE. 
Wine Duties ConTINUANCE. 


Wines (Alcoholic Strength). 


Vide Ways and Means. 
Vide Coat. 
Vide Accounts. 


Winter Assizes Acts. Vide Accounts. 


Winer Assizes (Ireland). Vide Accounts. 

Wirran Rattway; Report, That the Bill should originate 
in the House of Lords, 11. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 35. 
Bill brought from the Lords; read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 222. Report, That the Standing Orders not 
previously inquired into have been complied with ; Bill to 
be read a second time, 239. Committed, 253. Reported, 
290. Considered, as amended, 309. Passed, with Amend- 
ments, 318. To which the Lords agree, 332. (Cited as 
Wirral Railway Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 343. 


WITNESSES : 
—————_ Usual Orders relating to them, 4. 
Ordered to attend Groups of Railway 


Bills, 202, &amp;c. 








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Women’s Francnise. Vide PARLIAMENTARY. Worksnuops. Vide Factory. 


Woops, Forests, aud Lanp Revenues. Vide Accounts.| Worsuip. Vide Piaces of. 


Supp y. . 
Wreck Commissioners. Vide Suppty. 


Wootwicu and Enrieup Facrorizs. Vide Accounts. p 
Wreck Statistics. Vide Accounts. 


Wootwicn ArsenaL (Steel Manufacture). Vide Ac- 


enwens Wrexuam and Exvitesmere Rattway; Petition, and Bill 


ordered, 28. Read, ard referred to the Examiners, 39. 
Wootwicn WorkMEN. Vide Wootwicu. Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied with 
Bill to be read a second time, 6g. Committed, 80. Re- 

Worcester and Broom Raitway; Report, That the Bill ported, 106. Considered, as amended, 129. Passed, 130. 
should originate in the House of Lords, 11. Report,| By the Lords, with Amendments, 424. Lords’ Amend- 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been} ments agreed to, with an Amendment, 441. To which 
complied with, 35. Bill brought from the Lords, 121./ last-mentioned Amendment the Lords agree, 446. ( Cited 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 123. Report, That as Wrerham and Ellesmere Railway Ac, 1888) Royal 
the Standing Orders not previously inquired into have; Assent, 447. 
been complied with, 148. Bill committed, 168. Re- 
ported, 332. Considered, 357. Passed, 409. (Cited as 
Worcester and Broom Railway (Extension of Time) Act, 
1888) Royal Assent, 435. 


Wrexuam, Motp, and Connan’s Quay Raitway; Peti- 
tion, and Bill ordered, 28. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 39. Report, That Standing Order 62 has 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 69. 

Worcester and Broom Rariway (No. 2) Bit; Standing} Committed, 80. Instruction, 114. Bill reported, 160. 
Orders suspended, and leave given to bring in a Bill to| Considered, as amended, 171. Passed, 180. By the 
confirm an Agreement between the Worcester and Broom Lords, with Amendments, 311. Lords’ Amendments 
Railway Company, the Evesham, Kedditch, and agreed to, 317. (Cited as Wrexham, Mold, and Connah’s 
Stratford-upon-Avon Junction Railway Company, the | Quay Railway Act, 1888) Royal Assent, 343- 

East and West Junction Railway Company, and the 
Stratford-upon-Avon, jTowcester, and Midland Junction 
Railway Company, for reducing the Interest on the De- 
bentures, new Debenture Stock, and Preferred Half Shares 
of the Evesham, Redditch, and Stratford-upon-Avon 
Junction Railway Company, and to enable that Company 
to create additional Debeniure Stock, and _ for other 
purposes ; Standing Orders suspended ; and Bill to be now 
read the first time; Billto contirm an Agreement between 
the Worcester and Broom Railway Company, the Eve- 
sham, Redditch and Stratford-upon-Avon Junction Rail- 
way Company, the East and West Junction Railway 
Company, and the Stratford-upon-Avon, Towcester, and 
Midland Junction Railway Cowpany, for reducing the 
Interest on the Debentures, New Debenture Stock, and 
Preferred Half Shares of the Evesham, Redditch, and 
Stratford-upon-Avon Junction Railway Company, and to 
enable that Company to create additional Debenture Stock, 
and for other purposes; Bill read, 318. Order for Second 
Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn, 324. Wroncrut Arrtst of Memper. Vide Privitece. 


Werexuam, Mop, and Connan’s Quay Rattway Bitt 
(Repayment of Deposit) ; Motion for the House to resolve 
itself into a Committee, to consider of authorising the re- 
payment, subject to the provisions of Section 40 of 
“The Wrexham, Mold, and Connah’s Quay Railwav 
Act, 1882,” relating to compensation to landowners or 
other persons and to the protection of creditors, of tbe 
Sum of Nine thousand five hundred and seventy-seven 
pounds seven shillings and sixpence Consolidated Three 
Pounds per centum Annuities, which in pursuance of the 
said Act are now forfeited, or liable to be forfeited, to- 
gether with any interest or dividends thereon; Queen’s 
Recommendation signified; Question agreed to, 109. 
Matter considered in Committee, 113. Resolution re- 
ported, and agreed to; Jnsiruction to the Committee on 
the Wrexham, Mold, and Connah’s Quay Railway Bill, 
That they have power to make provision therein pursuant 
to the said Resolution, 114. 





hepa Cuasszs. Vide wnaaguiay 51 &amp; 52 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess. 3. 1888. 
Wonnine of Ramwars. Vide Raiwar. Y EOMANRY Cavazry. Vide Suppry (Army). 
Worxkmen. Vide EMPLoyers. 


Yorx West Rrpine (Southern part of Doncaster Division) 
Works and Pustic Buitpines. Vide Suppty. Weir. Vide Exections. 


alias ; : ; Yorksuine Rattway. Vide LANCASHIRE. 
Works, Boarp of. Vide Merropro.uitan, 


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Works, Buitpines, and Repairs. Vide Svuppry a 
(Navy). ZuLuLanpd. Vide Accounts. 








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