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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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      <pre>I N DE X&amp; 


TO THE 


NE HUNDRED anpb FORTY-SEVENTH VOLUME. 


Session 1892. 


55 § 56 Vict. Parl. 24. Sess.7. 1892. 


poTsBpurRyY, &amp;c. Rainway. Vide Ratpway Rares. 


Anervare Carrie Marker and Stavcuter Houses; Report, That the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 
go. Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 50. 


ERTILLERY Gas and Water. Vide Brynmawr. 

rm Vattey Water. Vide Luansprapacu. 
BOLITION of PuuraL Votina. Vide Piurat. 
pcess to MounTaiNs (Scotland). Vide Mounrains. 
poIDENTS INsuRANCE (Scotland). Vide Minina. 
ccounTANTS. Vide CHARTERED. 


poouNTS. Vide PuBuic. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS: ‘Ordered. | Presented, 


| ABERDEEN, UNIVERSITY OF ; v. Accounts, Nos. 939—942- 
ACCIDENTS ; v. Accounts, Nos. 588—5§92. 
ACQUISITION OF LAND; v. Accounts, No. 14. 


| ADJOURNMENT MOTIONS UNDER STANDING ORDER No. 17; v. Accounts, No. 129. 


| ADMINISTRATION OF SMALL ESTATES IN CHANCERY :— 


. Return of all Estates of the gross value of £.3,000 and under administered in the] 
Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice from the 24th day bad Coie 1883 126 
to the 31st day of December 1891 - - - . | 


[ Order for above Return discharged, 178.] 
. j by Address, 
2. Return relative thereto - - - - - - - It 178 


| AFRICA; v. Accounts, Nos. 877—883, 906, gio. 
| AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE; v. Accounts, Nos. 906, 910. 


| AGRARIAN OFFENCES ( Provinces) (Ireland) :— 
3. Return by Provinces of Agrarian Offences throughout Ireland in 1891 


AGRARIAN OUTRAGES (Ireland) :— 
4. Return of the Number of Agrarian Outrages committed in Ireland, which were reported | 
to the Inspector General of the Royal Irish Constabulary, during Ge Cy 
ended goth September and 31st December 18y1, respectively - 


a 8 
Com:na. 


Vou. 147. ——Sess. 1892. e 














Hunprep and Forty-seventH Votume. 


INDEX to the One 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


AGRARIAN OUTRAGES (Ireland)—continued. 
§- Return of the Number of Agrarian Outrages committed in Ireland, which were reported 

to the Inspector General of the Royal ich Cienateatary, during the Genter | 

ended 31st March 1892 - oe - J | 





6. Ditto - - =  Quarterended goth June 1892 - - - = - - Buccs 


AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS; v. Accounts, Nos. 663—666. 


AGRICULTURE :— | 
Agricultural Distress; v. Accounts, No. 175. | 


Agricultural Statistics (Ireland); v. Accounts, Nos. 664—666. 


Board of Agriculture : 
7. Copy of Report of the Departmental Committee appointed by the Bowe of ee Secsife 
to enquire into the Adulteration of Artificial Manures, &amp;c. - . -J | Command. 
(Agricultural Returns) : 
8. Copy of Agricultural Returns of Great Britain, with Abstract Returns for the United) | 9,,.,;, 
Kingdom, British Possessions, and Foreign Countries for 1892 - = = © | Command. 
(Distribution of Grants): 


9. ae of Report on the Distribution of Grants for Aqpinaienet Education in Great) | Queen's 
ritain in 1891-92, with an Appendix - -— - -  * J | Command. 

















(Metropolitan Commons Acts, 1866 and 1869): 


10. Copy of Annual Report of the Board of Agriculture under the Acts - - -~ = Frond 


( Veterinary Department): 


1. Copy of Annual Report of the  vaeuionny, Dugertnent of van Sunt ed Aghetne for | Queen's 
the year 1891s - . -J | Command. 











ALIEN IMMIGRATION :— 


12. Return of the Number of Aliens arrived from the Continent at Ports in the United 
Kingdom in each Month of the year 1892 ; printed g - (Sess. Papers, n° 6.) 9 


ALKALI, &amp;., WORKS REGULATION ACT, 1881 :— 
13- Copy of Twenty-eighth Annual Report of the Inspector under the Act - - - | dy Act. 


ALL HALLOWS-THE-GREAT AND ALL HALLOWS-THE-LESS; v. Accounts, No. 925. 


ALLOTMENTS ACTS ( Acquisition of Land by Local Authorities) :— 
14. Return relative thereto ; printed 382 - - - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 310.) 63 


AMERICAN MAIL SERVICE; v. Accounts, No. 549. 


ANCIENT MONUMENTS :— 


15. Copy of Order in Council ordering certain Monuments therein described to be deemed 
Ancient Monuments under the Act; printed 283 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 226.) 


by Act. 


ANGLESEY ; v. Accounts, No. 258. 

ANNUITIES ; v. Accounts, Nos. 316, 483. 

APPROPRIATION ACCOUNTS; v. Accounts, Nos. 17, 92, 488. 
AQUETTA; v. Accounts, No. 508. 

ARKLOW ; v. AccounTs, No. 324. 


ARMY :— : 
16. Copy of General Annual Return for 1891- - - - - = - = = ental 


Appropriation Account : 
17, Appro a Account of the Sumsgranted by Parliament for Army Services for the year 
ended gist March 1891, with Report thereon, &amp;c.; printed 46; referred to the Com- by det. 
mittee on Navy and Army Expenditure, 1890-91, 347. - ( Sess. Papers, N° 40.) J 


Army and Navy Expenditure, 1892-93 : 


18, Return showing the Net Estimated Expenditure for the year 1892-93, on the Army _ 
and Navy, and the provision made for it ; printed 189 - (Sess. Papers, n° 154.) ’ 








[ 1892, 


Ordered. | Presented, 


383 


383 


252 


279 


349 


40 


185 









s 


55 &amp; 56 Vier.) L[NDEX to the One Hunpvrep and Forty-seventu VoLume. 











ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. at 


Presented. 


SR aP e 

































ARM Y—continued, 
7 Army and Navy Expenditure, 1801-92 : 
1g. Return showing the Net Estimated Expenditure for the year 1891-92, as estimated at 








the commencement and close of the year on the Army and Navy, and the provision 172 i8 
made for it; printed 189 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 155.) 7 . 
Barracks Act, 1890; v. Accounts, No. 59. 
Clothing Factory : 
20. Copy of Annual Accounts of the Army Clothing Factory for 1890-91; printed 104 - 
: Sess. Papers, n° 113.) dase ” 
Courts Martial : by Addr 
21. Return relative thereto; printed 46 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 37.) vf last 26 
23 Mar. 
22. Return of Courts Martial in 1891 for each Regiment, &amp;c. a ee 
—__—_——— on Gambling : by a 
23. Return relative thereto ; printed 46 - ° . - (Sess. Papers, n° 38.) of last 26 
Estimates : ioe, 
24. Army Estimates of Effective and Non-effective Services, for 1892-93 ; referred to the Queen's 
Committee of Supply, 56; printed 56 = -- - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 76.) Command. 56 
25. Copy of Memorandum relating to the Army Estimates = - - “ . n 4 Queen’s 56 
Command. 
Guns ( Rifled Iron and Steel) : 
26. Return showing the Number and Description of various Guns supplied to the Naval) | *y Address, 17 
and Land Services in 1890-91 ; printed 179 - - - (Sess. Feana, n° 142.) | 95 : 
Medical Department : 
27. Copy of Report of the Army Medical Department for 1890, Vol. XXXII. - ‘ o { Quews + 349 
Military Forces Localisation (Appropriation Account): 
28. Account showing the Money raised and issued under the provisions of the Military Forces) 
Localisation Act, &amp;c., to 31st March 1891; printed 25 - (Sess. Papers, n° 10. Sod by Act. 4 
Military Prisons : 
29. Copy of Report on the Discipline and Management of Military Prisons for the year] | Queen's 
° ee ee ee a ee ere oe are Rae 349 
Military Savings Banks: 
30. Copy of Account of the Amount due by the Public to Depositors in Military Savings 
Banks on 31st March 1890, and of the Receipts in year ending 31st March 1891, by Act, 349 
&amp;e.; printed 358 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 275.) f 
31. Account of the Gross Amount of all Moneys received and paid by the Commissioners 
for the Reduction of the National Debt, &amp;c., from igth September 1845 to 5th te by Ace. | 60 
uary 1892; printed 63 «- - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° &amp;2.) 
Militia: 
32. Copy of Further Regulations relating to the Militia - - - oa a te by Act, 26 
33. Ditto - - - ditto - - - ditto - - - - . - - | by Act. 179 
34. Ditto - - - ditto - . - ditto - - - - - . e by Act. 217 
35. Ditto - - - ditto - - = ditto oS) ses ork | (eu » Oe ee eee by Act. 349 
Militia Training Establishment : 
36. Return showing Training Establishment for each Regiment of Militia, 1891 ~ - —— 56 
Officers ; v. Accounts, No. 705. 
Officers’ Serviee : 
37. Return relative thereto; printed 185 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n* 148.) e 179 
Ordnance Factories : 
38. Annual Accounts of the Ordnance Factories for 1890-91 ; printed 140 - - 7} Pay 6 
© y Act. 
Ordnance Factories (Appropriation Account): (Sess. Papers, n° 129.) 3 
39. Appropriation Account of the Sums granted by Parliament for the Expense of the) | 
rdnance Factories, the productions of which are charged to other Votes, for the year 
ended 31st March 1891, together with the Report of the Comptroller and Auditor by Act 
General thereon; also Statement of the Surpluses and Deficits upon the Grants; aor sl 
printed 46; referred to the Committee on Navy and Army Expenditure, 1889-go, 
$47 - - = + © = = © © © (Sess. Papers, n° 41.) 
40. Copy of Estimate of Charge for the Ordnance Factories for the year 1892-93; referred) | Queen’ 
to Committee of Supply, 56; printed 56 - - + - ( Sess. Papers, n° 77.) f Command, 56 





Vou. 147.—— Sess. 18g2. A 2 


























IN DEX ¢o the One Honprep and Forty-seventu Votoms. 


SO eeeeEeEeEeEeEeEeE—=—=—Tl OO 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS —continued. 


Ordered, 


z= 
| 
: or 
ARM Y—continued. | — 
Pay, Non-Effective Pay and Allowances : 
41. Copy of List of Exceptions to the Army Regulations as to Pay, &amp;c., during the year} Queen's 
ended 31st March 1892 - - - - - - - - - - -J | Command 349 
Preliminary Return : 
42. Copy of Preliminary Return for the British Army for 1891 ee te ee te { ee 179 
Recruiting: 
43- Copy of Annual Report by the Inspector General of Recruiting, 1891 - - - A csceate 56 
Reserve: 
44- Copy of Further Regulations relating to the Army Reserve - - - - = | by det. 26 
45. Ditto - - - ditto - - - ditto oe ee oe by Act, 179 
46. Ditto - - - ditto - - - ditto - - - - - = - by Act. 349 


Terms and Conditions of Service: 


47. Report of the Committee appointed to inquire into the Terms and Conditions o Queen's 
Service inthe Army -— - - - - - - - - - - -J | Command, 56 
48. Copy of Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee- - - - -— - { — 105 
49- Return showing the Estimated Cost of carrying ont the Recommendations of ee by Address, 
Committee; printed 185 - - - - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 149.) 114 179 


Volunteer Corps : 


50. Copy of Annual Return of the Volunteer Corps of Great Britain for 1891 - - is ae 105 
Volunteers : 
61. Copy of Draft of a proposed Amendment to the Scheme relative to the Efficiency of 
5: aaa - - - - © * . - a - ri = A y ‘ by Act. 208 


Votes ; v. Accounts, No. 574. 


Yeomanry : 

§2. Copy of Report of the Committee appointed to consider the condition of the Yeomanry { Bde 4| 234 
Yeomanry Cavalry ; 

53- Copy of Training Return of the Yeomanry Cavalry for i891 - - - -— = { Banna | 56 


ARRESTS FOR DRUNKENNESS ; v. Accounts, No. 168. 


ASSIZES; v. Accounts, Nos. 340, 661, g60—g62. 


ATHERTON (Lancashire); v. Accounts, No. 713. 





AUGUMENTATION OF BENEFICES :— 


from 2ist February 1890 to 21st February 1892; printed 56 - - 


54- Copy of Return of Proceedings under the “ Augmentation of Benefices Act, ae 
by Act. 


ASSURANCE COMPANIES; v. Accounts, No. 398. 
| 
| 

(Sess. Papers, n° 74.) | 


AUSTRALASIAN AGREEMENT UNDER IMPERIAL DEFENCE ACT; v. Accounts, No. 350. 





55. Account of Amount of Exchequer Bills, &amp;c., purchased by the Governor and Com- 
pany of the Bank of England, in the year oe 5th January 1892; and Account 
of the Amount of Balances of Sums issued for the Payment of Dividends due and by Act. 15 
not demanded, &amp;c.,on 5th January 1892 ; printed 25 - (Sess. Papers, n° 20.) 


56. Copy of all Applications to the Governor and Deputy Governor of the Bank of 185 






for Advances to Government, authorised by Parliament, from 5th January 1891 to 


6th January 1892; printed 51 - = = = = (Sess. Papers, n° 52 .) — - 





BANKING STATISTICS (Ireland); v. Accounts, Nos. 668 —66g. 











BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1883 (Proceedings) :— 


57. Account of Receipts and Expenditure in Bankruptcy Proceedings under the Act, during 
the year ended 31st March 1892; printed 402 - (Be } 





Ss. Papers, N° 349.) by Act. 402 






BankKRuptTcy Courts (Ireland) :— 
68. Annual Returns for 1891 ae a a Oe eee eo ae eee ee by Act. 224 






BANKS v. Accounts, Nos. 30, 31, 645—651. 


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55 &amp; 56 Victr.] INDEX ¢o the One Hunprep and Forty-seventn VoLume. 


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' BARBADOS; v. Accounts, Nos. 10§, 113, 570. 
BARNSTAPLE; v. Accounts, No. 714. 


BARRACKS ACT, 1890 :— 
59. Account showing the Money raised and issued under the aah, &amp;c., to 31st March 1891 51 | Queen's 
printed 31 - - - . - - - (Sess. Papers, No. 24.) 4 Command, 14 


) BASUTOLAND; v. Accounts, No. 106. 
BEDFORD; v. Accounts, No. 402. 1 
BEDFORDSHRE; v. Accounts, No. 715. 
BeHAR; v. Accounts, No. 176. 
BEHRING SEA; v. Accounts, Nos. 655, 911, 917—9!19. 
BELFAST; v. Accounts, Nos. 584, 716. 
Betcium ; v. Accounts, Nos. 897, 904. 
BENEFICES, AUGMENTATION OF; v. Accounts, No. 54. 
BeNEFICES Act, UNION OF; v. Accounts, No. 924, 925. 
BERMUDA; v. Accounts, No. 110. | 
Bints; v. Accounts, Nos. 135—136, 516. 
BIRMINGHAM ; v. Accounts, No. 234. 
Birtus; v. Accounts, Nos. 60—63, 676. 
BirTHS, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGES :— 


England: 
6o. General Abstract of Marriages, Births, and Deaths in 1891 - - - - ° { Quees’s | 176 
Ireland: 
1. Copy of Twenty-eighth Detailed Annual Report of oan Registrer Game a Maniege, Gute 
Births, and Deaths in Ireland, 1891 = - + -} | Command. 397 
Scotland : 


62. Copy of Thirty-seventh Annual Report of the Registear Guent for ai and en Queen’s 
seventh Annual Report on Vaccination - - Command. 131 


63. Copy of Thirty-cixth Gates aeondl Ceyent sad ee Registrar General (Abstract — 


1890) - , at Queen’s 


Command. 383 
BLANDFORD; v. Accounts, No. 717. 
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE; v. Accounts, Nos. 7—11. 


BoarRDS OF PooR LAW GUARDIANS (Dissolved or Warned) ( Ireland) :— 


64. Return of the Board of Poor Law Guardians in Ireland dissolved or warned by the) , 
Local Government Board for Ireland, &amp;c.; printed 376 - (Sess. Papers, n° 298.) J 362 366 


BoLTon ; v. Accounts, No. 718. 
Borneo; v. Accounts, No. 914. 
Brazi_; v. Accounts, Nos. 347, 884. 
BREWERS’ LICENCES :— 
65. Return relating to Brewers’ Licences; printed 15 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 7.) 1§ 
BRIDLINGTON PIERS aND HARBOUR ; v. Accounts, No. 325. 
BripPort; v. Accounts, No. 719. 
BRIGHTON ; v. Accounts, No, 720. 
BristoL; v. Accounts, Nos. 528, 721. 


Britiso CotumBtA (Loan) :— 


66. Copy of Treasury Memorandum senpoeting a _propened Loan to be made to British 
Columbia; printed 377 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 302.) 377 377 


British Guiana (Immigration of Coolies); v. Accounts, Nos. 69, 104, 105. 
British HonDURAS; v. Accounts, No. 105. 
Britisn IMMIGRANTS (Brazil); v. Accounts, No. 347. 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
BritisH Mvseum; v. Accounts, No. 479. 


BritisH NEw GUINEA; v. Accounts, No, 108. 





BRITISH SETTLEMENTS ACT, 1887 ( Queensland) :— 
67. Copy of Order in Council, under the Act conferring Agpiate J etaten — er by Act. 
Supreme Court of the Colony of Queensland- = - 6 





Ditto - - ditto - - (Sierra Leone) :— 
68. ae of Order in Council, under the Act comtinnting the Supreme Court of the Colony) | 4, 4. 
Sierra Leone a Court of Record, &amp;c. = - - -« ~ ‘ 5 
BritTisH SOUTH AFRICA; v. Accounts, No. 660. 
British West INDIES AND BRITISH GUIANA (Import Duties on Certain Articles) :— 
69. Copy of Statement, showing the Import Duties in force - - é - - - Feary 403 
BROMLEY; v. Accounts, No. 722. 
BRUSSELS ; v. Accounts, Nos. 877, gio. 
BUCKINGHAM; v. Accounts, No. 259. 
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE; v. Accounts, No. 723. 
BUILDING SOCIETIES :— 
70. Return of Building Societies incorporated under the a Societies Acts which a 
have terminated, &amp;c.; printed 312 - - ss. Papers, n° 239.) gl2 
. Abstract of Accounts furnished by Building nape asaaeen to gist rons? — 
1891 ; printed 402 - = = - (Sess. Papers, x° 348.) 5 402 
BuovaGe, UNIFORM SYSTEM OF; v. Accounts, No. 923. 
BuRNLEY; v. Accounts, No. 724. 
BUSINESS OF THE House (Days occupied by Government and by Private Members); v. 
Accounts, No. 130. 
CALEDONIAN CANAL :— 
72. Copy of Eighty-seventh Report of the Commissioners; printed 396 - - — 
(Sess. Papers, n° 333. ) t wigne’ 394 
CAMBRIDGE ; v. Accounts, No. 260. 
CAMBRIDGESHIRE ; v. Accounts, Nos. 235, 725—726. 
CANTERBURY ; v. Accounts, No. 727. 
CARDIGAN; v. Accounts, No. 236. 
CASTLETON-BY-ROCHDALE; v. Accounts, No. 728. 
CASUALTIES, SHIPPING ; v. Accounts, Nos. 464—465. 
CENSUS OF IRELAND, 1891 :— 
73. Copy of Part I. of the Census of Ireland, 1891 oe ae ee ee ee Wena 91 
mM Mie - = = eee et mt tw we, @ eS e 
Meee = lf ees ll ll ot 298 
76. Copy of Part II. of the Census of Ireland, 1891 - ee a ee esl 396 


Sf Queen's 


77. Copy of Supplement to the Alphabetical List of Townlands and Towns of Ireland - Command 396 





CENSUS OF SCOTLAND, 1891 :— 
78. Copy of Vol. I. of the Tenth Desasial Cone of the Popalation = Scotland taken) | Queen's 
5th April igi - - - - - -f | Command.| 383 


CERTIFIED DAY INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS ; v. Accounts, Nos. 202—203. 


C&amp;YLoN; v. Accounts, No. 105. 


CHADDERTON (Lancashire); v. Accounts, No. 729. 











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ACCOUN TS AND PAPERS-.-continued. 


CHAMBER OF LONDON :— 
79. Annual Accounts of the Chamberlain of London for 1891; printed 382 - — - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 311.) oe Aap. 
CHANCERY, SMALL ESTATES IN ; v. Accounts, No. 1. 
CHARITY COMMISSION (England and Wales) :— 
80. Copy of Thirty-ninth Report of the Commissioners - - - - - = - { Queen's 
Command, 


CHARITABLE ENDOWMENTS ( Denbighshire) :— 


81. Further Return comprising Reports of the Commissioners for inquiring concerning f rue 
Charities, 1818-37, &amp;c. ; printed 56 - - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 62.) } Rotem 
8 Dec. 


CHARITABLE TRUSTS (Recovery) ACT, 1891 :— 
82. Copy of Rules of the Supreme Court under the Act e hee one, ae) TR 


CHATHAM ; v. Accounts, No. 237. 


CHELSEA HOSPITAL :— 
83. Account of the Receipts and Expenditure for the year ended gist March 1891 ; printed) 


es oe - (Sess. Papers, n° 17.) yan. 
CHESHIRE; v. Accounts, Nos. 730—731. 
CHESTER; v. Accounts, Nos. 261, 403, 732. 
CHIENGMAI ; v. Accounts, No. 678. 
CHILI; v. Accounts, No. 885. 
CHINA; v. Accounts, Nos. 145, 886. 
Curist’s HosPiITAL (Sons of Naval Officers) CORRESPONDENCE :— 
84. Copy of Correspondence on the subject of Presentations to Sons of Naval Officers ; 
preieggis- - -. = *  *.° - = (Sess. Papers, n° 238.) } 267 
CHuRCH ESTATES COMMISSION :— 
85. Copy of Forty-first Report of the Commissioners - - a, oe. ek { Pa 
CHuRCH TEMPORALITIES (Jreland); v. Accounts, No. 361. 
CircUIT ALLOWANCES ; v. Accounts, No. 708. 
Civit AND MILITARY ENGINEERS IN PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT; v. Accounts, 
No. 177. 
Civit CONTINGENCIES FUND, 1890-91 :— 
86. Copy of Accounts showing Receipts and Payments in connection with the Fund, in 
the year ending gist March 1891, &amp;c.; printedg’ - - (Sess. Papers, n° 2.) 9 
Civit List PENSIONS :— 
87. Copy of a List of all Pensions granted during the year ended 2oth June 1892, and 
charged upon the Civil List; printed 402 - - - (Sess. Papers, n* 350.) } by Act. 
Civi, SERVANTS (Retirement at 65): 
88. Return relative thereto; printed 183 - - - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 145.) 183 
CiviL SERVANTS (Tenure of Office beyond 65) : 
89. Return of Permanent Civil Servants whose Tenure of Office has been prolonged 
beyond the Age of 65, &amp;c. ; printed 178 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 141.) 178 
CiviL SERVICE (Recommendations of the Royal Commission) :— 
go. Return showing the manner in which the Recommendations of the Royal Commission 
with respect to the Civil Service have been dealt with ; printed 183 ° ° a 183 
CiviL SERVICES :— (Sess, Papers, n° 146.) 
Civil Service Commission : 
91. Copy of Thirty-sixth Report of Her Majesty’s Civil Service Commissioners, with an} Quente 


Appendix - - - - - + -{ |Command. 
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Ordered. | Presented. 





377 


114 


306 


16 


299 


140 


402 


183 


178 


183 


383 


























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CLOSURE OF DEBATE (Standing Order No. 25); v. Accounts, No. 131. 


CLOTHING Factory ; v. Accounts, No. 20. 





CLUBS; v. Accounts, No. 336. 


COAL, CINDERS, §c. :— 


102. Accounts of the Quaatities of Coals, Cinders, and Patent Fuels shipped at the several 
Ports of England, Scotland, and Ireland, Coastways to other Ports of the United ; 94 
Kingdom, in 1891, &amp;c. ; printed es - = (Sess. Papers, n° 116.) j 


COLLEGE CHARTER ACT, 1871 :— | 


103. Copy of Two Petitions under the Act, praying for the grant of a Charter for a) | py act. 
University in and for the London District ; printed 56 - (Sess. Papers, n° 73.) 








COLLEGES IN GREAT BRITAIN; v. Accounts, No, 938. 


COLLEGES OF RURKI, SEEBPUR, POONAH, AND MADRAS; v. Accounts, No. 178. 


COLLEGES, TRAINING ; v. Accounts, Nos. 207, 232. 








[1892, 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. | TE tee 3 
Civit SERVICES—continued. — — 
Civil Services and Revenue Departments (Appropriation Accounts) : 
g2- Appropriation Accounts of the Sums granted by Parliament for Civil Services, Classes 
to VII., and the Revenue Departments (including the Post Office Packet and] | 
Telegraph Services), for the year ended gist March 1891, together with the Reports} | by det. 49 
of the Comptroller and Auditor General thereon (and certain Reports upon Store| | 
Accounts) ; printed 51 - - - . - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 50.) 
| 
Civil Services and Revenue Departments ( Estimates), 1892-93 : 
g93- Estimates for Civil Services and Revenue Departments for the year ending gist March) | Queen's 
1893; referred to the Committee of Supply, 49; printed 49 (Sess. Papers, n° 48.) | Command, 49 . 
94. Copy of Memorandum of the Financial Secretary to me Treasury relating to the Civil) | ~ 
Service Estimates, 1892-93; printed 51 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 49.) \ Comma 49 
g5- Estimate for Civil Services and Revenue ciation showing the several 
Services for which a Vote “on Account” is required for the year aning gist | Queen's 
March 1893; referred to the Committee of Supply, 82; printed 82 - “f | Command. 82 
(Sess. Papers, N° 101.) 
96. Estimate showing the several Services for which a further Vote “on Account” is) 
required for the year ending gist aaa 1893; vaferved to the Committee of Supply, ! | Queen's 
272; printed 272 -  - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 213.) Command.| 272 
Civil Services and Revenue Departments (Supplementary Estimate, 1891-92): 
97- Supplementary Estimate of the Sums required to be voted for the Service of the year, 
ending 31st Murch 1892, for Civil Services and Revenue Departments, in addition} | Queen's 51 
to the Sums already presented in the current b yours referred to the Committee of ; | Command. 
Supply, 51; printed 51 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 53.) J | 
Civil Services (Excesses), 1890-91 : | 
g8. Copy of Statement of Sums required to be voted in order to make good Excesses on | 
certain Grants for Civil Services for the year ended 31st March 1891 ; ; referred to a. gl 
Committee of Supply, 9:; printed gi - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 100.) 
Civil Services and Revenue Departments, 1892-93 (Supplementary Estimate) : 
gg. Copy of an Estimate of the Sums required to be voted for the Service of the year ended } 
gist March 1893, in addition to the Sums already provided in the Estimates Grecnated } Queen's 339 
in the current year ; referred to Committee of Supply, 339; printed 339- —- emeanonen 
(Sess. Papers, N° 255.) 
Civil Services and Revenue Departments, 1892-93 (Supplementary Estimate) 
( Class 4, Public Education, Scotland) : 
100. Supplementary Estimate of the Amount required in the year ending gist March: . 
1893, for Public Education in Scotland; referred to Committee of Supply, 340 ;| | Qxer’s 
Command, 340 
printed 340-  - - - = - - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 254.) 5 | 
iaaaein ( West Indies) :— 
. Return of Amount payable on $th Jenenry 1892, for mutates puspeate in . 
the West Indies - - . . - - ‘} —— "75 





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Ordered. 
COLONIES :— entice 
British Guiana (Immigration of Coolies) : | [ov Adatren 
104. Return relative thereto; printed 31 - - - = =. (Sess. Papers, n° 25.) of last 
— V. Accounts, No. 69. 27 July. 
British West Indies ; v. Accounts, No. 69. 
Colonial Reports (Annual) : 
105. Copies of Reports, No. 16 (Barbados), No. 17 (Falkland Islands), No. 18 (Labuan), 
No. ig (British Honduras), No, 20 (Basutoland), No. 21 (Trinidad and Tobago), 
No. 22 (Leeward Islands), No. 23 (Grenada), No. 24 (Straits Settlements), No. Queen’s 
25 (British Guiana), No. 26 (Saint Helena), No. 27 (Mauritius), No. 28 (Gambia), / | Command. 
No. 29 (Hong Kong), No. 30 (Ceylon), ie 31 (Lagos), ie 32 (Lagos), es 33 
(Ceylon), No: 34 (Newfoundland) - 
106. Copy of Report, No. 35 (Jamaica) - So ates matowT jh board Deine FF wae: 
107. Ditto - ditto No.36(Victoria)- - - - - = = = =. = [fQineents 
108. Ditto - ditto No. 37 (British New Guinea) AR we) ah eS ee BP send 
10g. Ditto - ditto No.38 (Saint Vincent)- - - - - - = = = }{QQucen'e, 
110. Ditto - -ditto No. 39 (Bermuda) eniTetd ier iinmes amotisS te retoud leet is 
111. Ditto - ditto No. 40 ( Mauritius) oe ee BT age ag 28 ag og re eee 
112. Ditto - ditto No. 41 (Gambia) rite? oe ee ee See See Sede, Eee { Que. 
113. Ditto - ditto No. 42 (Barbados) 5 ae Oo ies ole! A al at eo Se { Queen's 
Command. 
114. Ditto - ditto No. 43 (Jamaica) - - - - ° ° . » . | Sat 
115. Ditto - ditto No. 44 (Bahamas) - : - - : ace o . { Queen's 
Command. 
Cyprus: 
116. Copy of Report by Her Majesty’s High Commissioner for 1889-90 and 1899-91 - Queen’s 
Emigration : ee 
117. Copy of Report on the Emigrants’ Information Omics, bs yene ended gist —— : 
ee acs Beat oe - - oS | cones 







Falkland Islands: 


Copy of Letters Patent constituting the Office of Governor and Commander-in-Chief) 
of the Colomy:. © 92) ese ©, © - © - © © - © se © © (fis apide. 
Gibraltar: 
. Copy of Correspondence respecting the Amendment of the Gibralter Sanitary wae Sites 
in Council - - - - - - -s ~ - - - -) | Command. 


Hours of Adult Labour ; v. Accounts, No. 344. 
Intoxicating Liquors (Colonies) ; v. Accounts, No. 355. 








Queensland : . 
120. Copy of Correspondence relating to Polynesian Labour in the Colony of Queensland - |{ oxeen’* 
120*, Return relating to Immigration into Queensland - - - - - = = “ey : 
(Immigration) : 
1. Copy of Further Correspondence enemy to ee cee: Labour in the Colony of| | Queen’s 
Queensland - - - - - © © ° ° - -f | Command. 
Sierra Leone: 
122. Copy of Report by the late Major Fisting of his Mission to Sierra Leone - - — - Ps a 
Statistical Abstract : 
123. Copy of Statistical Abstract for the Colonies oat 1877 to 1891 (Teentyr -ninth —"* 
Number| - - - - - - -J | Command. 
Straits Settlements (Protected Malay States) : 
124. Copy of Papers relating to Protected Malay States Pas Seat Toe shih { Fann 
Trinidad (Immigration of Coolies) : by Addr 
125. Return relative thereto; printed 31 - - le . - Sess. Papers, n° 26.) a _ 
Zululand : 28 July. 
{ Queen's 


126. Copy of Correspondence respecting certain Boundary Questions in Zululand - - 








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Presented, 


——e 


25 


31 


31 

68 
146 
240 
240 
257 
377 
377 
377 
377 


39° 


25 


85 


272 


263 


406 


257 


26 


26 


252 











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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Olteda. A 
CoLourR TESTs :— &lt;n —.~ 
127. Copy of Report of the Colour Vision Coma eppointed by the Council of the Qocen’s 
Royal Society - - - = = - =  f |Command,| 263 
— V. Accounts, No. 461. 
COLONISATION SCHEME ( Crofter and Cottar); v. Accounts, No. tbo. 
CoLUMBIA, BRITISH; v. Accounts, No. 66. 
COMMERCIAL PAPERS :— 
No. 1. (North Sea Fisheries); v. Accounts, No. 897. 
No. 2. (Great Britain and France) ( Telephonic Service); v. Accounts, No. 895. 
No. 3. (Commercial Treaties and Tariffs); v. Accounts, No. 887. 
No. 4. (Suez Canal); v. Accounts, No. go2. 
No. 5. ( Passage of Petroleum (Suez Canal); v. Accounts, No. 898. 
No. 6. (Commercial Treaties and Tariffs); v. Accounts, No. 888. 
No. 7. (Egypt ( Sanitary Regulations) ; v. Accounis, No. 892. 
No. 8. ( Trade Reports), (Index); v. Accounts, No. 853. 
No. g. ( British Immigrants, Brazil); v. Accounts, No. 347. 
COMMERCIAL TREATIES AND TARIFFS; v. Accounts, Nos. 887, 888. 
COMMITTALS ( Ireland) :— 
128, Return of the Number of Persons committed for Trial in Ireland, 1891 —- - - by Act. 56 
CoMMONS, HOUSE OF :— 
Adjournment Motions under Standing Order 17: 
129. Return of Motions for Adjournment ante money Order 17 in Session 1892; tg) : 
printed 377 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 304.) 367 377 


Business of the House (.Days occupied by Government and by Private Members) : 
130. Return relative thereto for Session 1892; printed 377 - - (Sess. Papers, n* 303.) 367 377 


Closure of Debate (Standing Order 25): 


131. pr encase Boa ea « Suating ¢ Créer 25 Sadan Raeriees 341 983 
Divisions of the House: 

132. Return of Number of Divisions in Session 1892; printed 377 - = - - - 367 377 
Hastings, Mr.: 


133. Copy of Record of Proceedings upon the Trial of the Indictment against Mr. sea by Addvess 





Woodvat Hastings, a eee of this House, at the Central Criminal Court; 104 
printed 104 .- - - = = = (Sess. Papers, n° 112.) 
Journals: 
134. General Index to the Journals of the House of Commons, commencing wt Wel. 136 the en 
(1880), and ending with Vol. 145 (1890); printed 391 - - ay. 391 
Pp er. 








Private Bills : 
135- Return of Number of Private Bills in Session 1892; printed 377. — - - - - 366 377 








— V. Accounts, No. 571. 








Public Bills: 

196. Return of Number of Public Bills in Session 1892 ; printed 377 - - ‘ - 367 377 
Public Petitions : 

137. Keturn of Number of Public Petitions in Session 1892; printed 377 - . - : 367 377 





Select Committees : 







138. Return of Number of Select Committees in Session 1892; printed 383 - - - 341 383 
Sittings of the House : 
139. Retuin of Number of Days on which the House sat in Session 1892; printed 377 - 367 377 






Standing Orders: 
140. Standing Orders of the House, as amended ; to be printed 390 (Sess. Papers, n° 324.) 






COMMUTATION, PERMANENT CHARGES; v. Accounts, No. 525. 
COMPANIES ACTS, 1862 TO 1890:— 

141. Copy of General Rules under the Acts - - -° - - - - = = by Act. 179 
COMPANIES ( Winding-up) ACT, 1890 :-— 


142. Accounts of Receipts and Expenditure under the Act during the year ended gist) by Act. 402 
March 1892; printed g4o2 - - - - «= = (Sess. Papers, n* 351. ) J 













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CoMPENSATION APPEALS; v. Accounts, No. 426. — =m 


CoNGESTED DISTRICTS BOARD (Ireland) :— 
143. Copy of Statement as to the operations of the Board © 1 tov sree ws RIE 5 gee 


CoNSOLIDATED FUND; v. Accounts, No. 627. 


CONSULAR SALARIES AND FEES ACT, 1891; v. Accounts, Nos. 144—145, 457- 


CONSULAR SALARIES AND FEES ACT, 1891, AND FOREIGN JURISDICTION ACT, 1890 :— | 


144. Copy of Order in Council entitled the Consular Fees Order in Council - - - by Act. 292 
145- Copy of Order in Council entitled wa China, Jognn, and Corea (Conecine Hens Order) | 5, set. “a 
in Council - - - - -J | 9 


ConTAGIOUS DISEASES (Animals) ACTS, 1878 TO 1890 :— 
146. Copies of Two Orders under the Acts entitled the Animals (eaeeeneny mer of 18914) 


and the Animals (Amendment) Order of 1892 ~—- eS nap 5 
147. Copy of an Order by the Board of Agriculture under the Acts - - = = - - - by Act. 47 
148. Ditto - - = ditto - - aes yeas - a et ge ae by Act. 131 
149. Ditto - - - ditto - - - - - - - - - ~ - by Act. 160 
150. Ditto - - - ditto - - - - - - - ~ - - - by Act. 252 
151. Ditto - - - ditto - - - - - - 7 = - - - by Act. $13 


ConTAGIOUS DISEASES (Animals) ACTS, 1878 to 1890 (Ireland):— 
152. Copy of Return under the Act, 1873 for 1891, as regards Ire!and 


Queen's 
{command| 252 
ConTINUOUS BRAKES; v. Accounts, Nos, 593, 594- 

ConTRACTS; v. Accounts, Nos. 153, 314- 


CONTRACTS WITH FOREIGNERS :— 


153. Return of all Contracts made with Contractors outside the United Kingdom, between | : 
ist April 1891 and gist March 1892; printed 124 - - (Sess. Papers, n* 172.) J 47 


217 
Convict PRISONS; v. Accounts, No. 561. 

CooLiES, IMMIGRATION OF; v. Accounts, Nos. 104, 125. 

CorEA;: v. Accounts, No. 145. 

Cork; v. Accounts, No. 585. | 


Corn PRICES :— 


154. Copy of Statistical Tables of Corn Prices for 1891, with Comparative Tables for 
previous years; printed63—- - - - - (Sess, Papers, n° 84.) 





CoRNWALL; v. Accounts, Nos, 262, 404, 733: 


CORNWALL, DUCHY OF :— 


155. Accuunt of Receipts and Disbursements for 1891; printed46 -  - - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 42.) } by det. 40 
CoTTaGES; v. Accounts, No. 387. 


County Cess AND Poor RATE (Ireland) :— 


156. Return showing, with regard to each County in Ireland, the Average County Cess ( Yiee 
for the last Five Years; printedgo- - - - = (Sess. Feri, N° 34.) } | oe 27 


County CounciL ELECTIONS; v. Accounts, No. 513. 
County CounciL ExEcTIONsS (Cust); v. Accounts, No. 233. 
County CounciL, Lonpon ; v. Accounts, No. 442. 


aaa OFFICERS AND CouRTS (Ireland) Act, 1877 :— 
- Annual Account of meseeyte ont vaymente ony year ended 31st March 1892;) 
printed 307 - - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 338.) f | 4 4et 397 
County TREASURERS’ FEE FUND (Treland) :— 


158. Account in Charge and oy of Fees on County Treasurers’ Accounts received by) |. , 
the Local Government Board for Ireland for'the year ended 25th March 1892- =f | %y Act. 185 


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INDEX fo the One Hunprep and Forty-sEvENTH VoLume. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. hind 
CourRT OF APPEAL; v. Accounts, No. 341. os ma 


Court OF PROBATE DIVISION (High Court of Justice), IRELAND; v. Accounts, No. 342. 


Courts MARTIAL; v. Accounts, Nos. 21—23, 489. 
CRIMINAL AND JUDICIAL STATISTICS (Ireland); v. Accounts, No. 670. 


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


Proclamations : 
159. Copies of Proclamations under the Act - - - - - - - - - by Aet. 


CRIMINALS, EXTRADITION OF; v. Accounts, Nos. 283, 907, 913. 


CROFTER AND COTTAR COLONISATION SCHEME :— 


160. Copy of Third Report of the Commissioners yout to mes out a Scheme of) | Queen’s 
Colonisation for Crofters and Cottars -  - - . - =f _| Command. 


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


161. Copy of a Determination of the Crofters’ Commissioners under the Act; printed 185 } wise 
(Sess. Papers, nN 150.) y 


CROFTERS’ HOLDINGS (Scotland) ACTS, 1886 AND 1887 :— 
162. Copy of Fifth Annual Report of the Crofters’ Commission, being for the year 1891 - ere 


CROWN’S NOMINEE ACCOUNT :— 


163. Abstract Accounts of Receipts and Payments for 1891 ; printed 189 - - ha 
(Sess. Papers, n° 150. ) : agers 


CUMBERLAND; v. Accounts, Nos. 734—736. 





CusToms :— 
164. Copy of Thirty-sixth Report of the Commissioners of Her Majesty’s Customs - - Queen’s 
mand. 
CUSTOMS AND ExciSe€; v. Accounts, Nos. 431, 432. 7 
CyPRUsS; v. Accounts, No. 390. ° 
DEATHS, BIRTHS, AND MARRIAGES; v. Accounts, Nos. 60—63. | 
DEATHS FROM STARVATION (County of London) :-- ' 
165. Return of the Number of all Deaths in the Administrative County of London in 1891) 
trom Starvation ; printed 376 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 293.) f | 


DEBATES AND PROCEEDINGS ; v. Accounts, No. 511. 
DEBT; v. Accounts, Nos. 481—453, 922. 


DENBIGHSHIRE ; v. Accounts, No. 81. 





DEPTFORD; v. Accounts, No. 238. 
DERBYSHIRE; v. Accounts, Nos. 737—738. 
DESIGNS; v. Accounts, No. 519. 
DEVONSHIRE; v. Accounts, Nos. 739, 740. 
DewsBuRrY; v. Accounts, No. 741. 
DISSOLUTION; v. Accounts, No. 512. 
DISTRESS, AGRICULTURAL; v. Accounts, No. 175. 

DisTReEss, RELIEF OF (Ireland); v. Accounts, No. 625. 
DISTRIBUTION, EQUIVALENT GRANT (Scotland); v. Accounts, No. 270. 
DISTRIBUTION OF GRANTS; v. Accounts, No. g. 

Divisions oF THE House; v. Accounts, No. 132. 

Docks ; v. Accounts, No. 331. 


DockYARD EXPENSE ACCOUNTS; v. Accounts, No. 490. | 


. 


[1892. 


Presented, 


—_— 


199 


366 





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oo 








55 &amp; 56 Vicr.] INDEX ¢o the One Hunvrep and Forry-seventa VoLume. 


¥ aie —- 
-- aCCUUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Sete” t Prenatal: 
x DocKYARD PoRTS REGULATION ACT, 1865 :— or: 
166. Copy of Order in Council revoking Regulations with reference to the Deckyans Port) by Act. 6 
of Pembroke, and making new Regulations - - - - - - 
Doss REGULATION (Ireland) AcT, 1865 :— 
167. Account of the Receipts and ee ce under the Act, for the year 1891; by Act. 403 
printed 403 -  - -— = - - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 361.) 
DorcHESTER ; v. Accounts, No. 742. 
Dover; v. Accounts, No. 743. 
DRUNKENNESS :— 
Arrests for Drunkenness (Ireland): 
168 Return of the Number of Arrests for Drunkenness in Ireland between ist May 1891) 366 
and goth April 1&amp;92 ; printed 376 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 297.) J 273 
Convictions (England and Wales): 
16g. Return of the Total Number of Convictions for Drunkenness in 1891 - - - {y = 
[Order for the above Address for Return read, and discharged, 273.} - 
170. Return of the Total Number of Convictions for Drunkenness in 1891 ; printed a -\ | by Address, 366 


273 
Inebriates Acts, \87g and 1888 : (Sess. Papers, N° 295.) J : 
71. Copy of Twelfth Annual Report of the Inspector of Retreats, being for the year 1891 - bes 383 


Dustin HOSPITALS :— 
172. Copy of Thirty-fourth Report of the Board of Superintendence - - Ps ! ts Queen’s 366 


Command. 
DucHy OF CORNWALL; v. Accounts, No. 155. 
Ducuy OF LANCASTER; v. Accounts, No, 388. 
DurRHAM; v. Accounts, Nos. 405, 744. 


EAGLE FLOATING MAGAZINE; v. Accounts, No. 76. 


EASTBOURNE IMPROVEMENT ACT, 1885 (Prosecutions for Open-Air Services, §c.) :— 


173. Return relative thereto; printed85 = - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 103.) —— 85 
East INDIA:— 
Accounts and Estimates, 1892-93: 
174. Explanatory Memorandum of Accounts and Estimates, 1892-93 - . - - { Beveled 350 
Agricultural Distress : ; 
175. Copy of Cormmnpentioncs relating to the Relief of Agricultural Distress in India in Queen's 
| 18y1-a2—- - © - eer . : . - “ ms Command, 107 
| Behar Correspondence : 
176. se Berd Correspondence between the India Office and the Dietrict and Local Officers) | by Address, 6 
ehar ; printed 256 - - - - - a + (Sess. Papers, n° 188.) 89 13 
Civil and Military Engineers in the Public Works Department : 
177- Return relative thereto; printed260 - - - - = (Sess. Papers, N* 193.) f ne vn 252 
Colleges of Rurki, Seebpur, Poona, and Madras: ates Adtrons 
178. Return showing the Capital Cost, &amp;c.,of the Colleges - - - «+ - Ball 199 
° 13 July. 
Estimate: 
179. Estimate of Revenue and Expenditure of the Government of India for 1891-92; a 
printed246- - - - - 2 = + «= (Sess. Papers, n° 182.) y det. | 240 
Finance and Revenue Accounts : | 
180. Finance and Revenue Accounts of the Government of India for 1890-91 - - - by Act. 240 
Financial Statement : 
181. Return of the East Indian Financial Statement for 1892-93; printed 256 - - = =) | by Address, 
Home Accounts: (Sess. Papers, n° 191.) j 246 262 
182, Home Accounts of the Government of India, 1890-91 ; printed 246 - - -) 
(Sess. Papers, n° 183. es oy an. 240 


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INDEX ¢o the One Honvrep and Forty-seventn Votume. [igo 
_ = i, 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
Ordered, Presented, 
East INDI A—coutinued. 
Hunza Expedition: 
183. Copy of Correspondence relating to the Hunza Expedition 





Loans raised in England: 
184. Return of all Loans raised in England chargeable on the Revenues of India, outstanding | 
at the commencement of the half-year ending on the goth September 1891 ; printed 25 ' 
(Sess, Papers, n° 14.) 
185. Ditto -  - ditto - - - for half-year ending gist March 1892;) 
printed 157 - . ° ° . : - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 136.) J 


Loans raised in India: 
186. Return of all Loans raised in India chargeable on the Revenues of India, outstanding 
at the commencement of the half-year ending on the 30th September 1891 ; printed 25 { 
(Sess. Papers, n° 15.) 
187. Ditto - - for the half-year ending on the 31st March 1892; prin/ed 402 - -\ | by Act 
(Sess. Papers, n° 346.) | 





by Act. 


Opium: 
188, Copy of Correspondence relating to the Consumption of Opium in India - - - |f Queen's 
g : \ Command. 


189. Return relative thereto - - @ " - ‘ A ‘ “ &gt; Pe c jt gg 
o 


igo. Ditto - - ditto; printed389 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 318.) ae 


Opium and Intoxicating Liquors (Licences), (Upper Burmah) : 


191. Further Returns of Licenses for the Sale of Opium and Intoxicating Liquors issued in} | oy address 
Upper Burmah since ist January 1888 - - - -. = - - - - 390 


Opium Licences ( Upper Burmah) :— 
by Address 


192. Return of the Number of Licences for the Sale of Opium issued in Upper Burmah) |} of iast 


since ist January 1888 ; printed 31 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 22.) J ) Sasi 
28 April. 


[ The Information ashed for hy the Addresses, Intoxicating Liquors Licences (Upper 
Burmakh), 23rd April of last Session ; and East India (Opium Licences), 28th July 
of last Session, is cuntained in this Return. | 


Progress and Condition: 
193. Copy of Statement exhibiting the Moral and Material Progress and Condition of India) | Qveen’s 
during 18g0-91; Twenty seventh Number; printed 279 - (Sess. Papers, n° 220.) f{ | Command. 


Railways: 
. Copy of Administration Report on Railways in India for 1891-92 


Revenue Accounts : 
[ Accounts and Papers relative to the Revenues of India, referred to the consideration of 
a Committee of the whole House, 356. | 


Salaries : 


195. Return of the Number of Persons who received Annual Aliowances fiom the Revenues 
of India in 1889-90 exceeding 1,000 Rupees ; printed 257 (Sess. Papers, n° 192.) } 


Sanitary Measures; : 
196. Copy of Report on Sanitary Measures in India, in 1890-91 - eee 


Silver Question : 


197. Return of Correspondence between the Secretary of State and the Government of India) | 4y Address, 
relating thereto; printed 330 - ° a - - (Sess: Papers, n° 252.) 300 


Statement of Trade: 
198. Copy of Statement of the Trade of British India with British Possessions and Foreign) | Queen's 
ountries for the Five Years, 1886-87 to 1890-91 - - - - - -{ | Command, 
Statistical Abstract: 
199. Statistical Abstract relating to British India, 1880-81 to 1890-91 = - - - - {{ctaraet 





Uncovenanted Service : 


200, Kieturn relative thereto; printed 208 - - ; - (Sess. Papers, n° 168.) 158 


East STONEHOUSE; v. Accounts, No. 745. 


Eccies; v. Accounts, No. 478. 















206. 


207. 


208. 


209. 


210. 


211. 


212. 


213. 


214. 


215. 
216. 


217. 


218, 


219. 


220. 


221, 





ee aa 
4cCOUNTS A ND FAPE il etieeead 


EccLESIASTICAL COMMISSION :— 
o1. Copy of Forty-fourth Report from the Cummissioners - of Lge Springs it 


EpINBURGH; v, Accounts, Nos. 640, 641. 


| EDUCATION :— 


202. 


203. 


204. 


205. 


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Certified Day Industrial Schools: | 
Copy of Recommendations of the Secretary of State as to Parliamentary Grants to) | 


by Act. 
Certified Day Industrial Schools; printed 246 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 181.) aes 
Certified Day Industrial Schools (Glasgow) : 
Copy of Order of the Secretary of State «pplying Recommendations as to the Parlia- | 
mentary Grant to Certified Day Industrial Schools in Glasgow ; printed 349 


by Act. 
(Sese. Papers, n* 263. f 
Education Department : 


Copy of Revised Instructions issued to Her mgealy s mipenten, ona applicable to the Queen's 
Code of 1892 - - - - - \ Command. 








—-— (Code, 1892): 
Copy of Code of Regulations by ee Sante of the Committee of the bane seams we Queen’s 
Command. 





Education, 1892 - - - - © &gt; « 
—__—————— (General Reports) : 
Copies of General Reports to the Education Departnent oy the Oniet ingest * Queen's 
Divisions for the year 1891 ate ee - - Command. 
—-—_——_————_——- (Training Colleges) : 
Copies of Reports relating to Training Colleges for 1891 - - - + = = — é. 
Elementary Education (Schools receiving Special Grants) : by Address 
Return by Counties of Schools which veceived daring your ended gia Augest 1890, | j of last 
the Special Grant of £. 10 or £. 15 - - J a7 July. 


[ Order for above Address, doshangel 41.] 
Return by Counties of Schools which received during year ended gist August 1891, *\ by Address, 
the Special Grant of £.10 or £.15; printed 397 -  - (Sess. Papers, n° 336) 41 


Elementary Education ( Schools “* Warned”) : 


Return of the Number of Schools wormed y the Department that they may be by Address, 
declared inefficient ; printed 256 - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 190 212 


Endowed Schools Foundations (England); v. Accounts, No. 269. 
England and Wales: 
Copy of Statement showing Expenditure on Education, &amp;c. in 1891 - - - = |f Queen 


Copy of Report of the Committee of Conn on eye (Hagiend and Wales) =} Queen’s 
1891-92 - - - - « . “ 


Evening Schools: 


Copy of Minute of the Committee of Council on Education estublishing a Code of} | Queen's 
Regulations for Evening Schools - = - - ee) WE he -{ | Command. 


Ireland : 


— Educational Endowments (Ireland) Commission : | 
Copy of Annual Report of the Commissioners for the year 1891-92 - - - = (f Queen's 
' Intermediate Education (Ireland) : 

Copy of Time Table of Intermediate Examinations in Ireland for the year 1892- = | dy Act. 
Copy of Rules made by the Intermediate Education Board for Ireland; printed 60 








(Sess. Papers, n° 79.) wee 
Copy of Report of the Intermediate Education Board for Ireland fori8gi1 - - = ioe 
Copy of Rules made by the Intermediate Education Board for Ireland - -~ - by Act. 


Copy of Rules and Programme of Cenapantines for 1893, mate by the Intermediate 
Education Board for Ilreland- - = = 6 i te i oe 


—-— National Education (Ireiand) : 
Return of the Number of Pupils on the Roll of each ordinary National School in Ireland 


by Act. 





in 1890, &amp;c.; printed 397 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 335.) ane 
Copy of Fifty-eighth Report uf the Commissioners - - - - «= = = { Command 





240 


340 


85 


85 


383 


383 


252 


208 


383 


306 


101 
224 


403 


394 
397 





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~ . . . | WP 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. aes’ 
EDUCATION — continued. —. — 

Ireland (National School Teachers (Ireland) Pension Fund): 

c22. Account of Receipts and Payments for the year 1891 - te ee | by Act. 397 
Reformatory and Industrial Schools (Great Britain): 

223. Copy of Thirty-fifth Report of the Inspector, being for the year1891 - -° -— - Pemeuahdl 376 
a (Ireland) : 

224. Copy of Thirtieth Report of the Inspector Sovak. MiSs adhe ue ge ar ae 1 | Se 
Science and Art Department : 7 

225. Copy cf Thirty-ninth Anuual Report of the Department for 1891 - » r 7 Pn 341 

U Command. 

Scotland : 

227. Copy of Return relating to Elementary Schools in Scotland - - = - - |{ Queen's | arg 

, 228. Copy of Nineteenth Annual Report of the Accountant for Scotland to the — Queen's 8 
Education Department MOS ah ae ho ees i ee | 

229. Copy of Report of the Committee of Council on Education in Scotland, 1891 - ~~ - cma 383 
——— Education and Local Taxation Relief (Scotland) Bill: 

229*. Copy of Memorandum relating thereto; printed 183 -  - (Sess. Papers, n° 144.) 183 183 
——— ( Code), 1892 : 

230. Copy of Code of Regulations, with Appendices by the Lords of the Committee of the : ‘ 

Privy Council on Education in Scotland, 1892 - - .- - - - &lt; F —arnl 4 





--— General Reports : 


1. Copies of General Reports by the Chief Inapoctors of the Scotch wae Queen's 983 
‘ommand. 


Department for the year 18y1 ~heerta™ - ae 
Training Colleges : 
232. Copies of Reports thereon for 1891 - - -~— = Bethe ee AEE A, : . a. 383 


EGypt; v. Accounts, Nos. $89—8g2. 
EGYPTIAN GUARANTEED LOAN OF 1885; v. Accounts, No. 628. 


ELECTIONS :— 
County Council Elections, 1892 (Cost): 
233- Return relative thereto; printed 349 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 268.) 195 340 
Parliament ( Election and Dissolution) ; v. Accounts, No. 512. 


Parliamentary and County Council Elections (Metropolis) Lists of Voters; v. 
Accounts, No. 513. 


Parliamentary Constituencies; v. Accounts, No. 514. 
Parliamentary Elections (Illiterate Voters); v. Accounts, No. 515. 


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


226, Copy of Directory of the Departuent, revised to July 1892 = - = = = = =f Queen's | ge 
| 








234. Birmingham - ° ° - a “ ~ a . a ‘. ‘ n ss by Act. 5 
235. Cambridgeshire ° ° ° ° ° ‘ » » . " s ™ &lt; by Act. 53 | 
236. Cardigan ° ° « . ‘ = ea te tay ie ° . - by Act. 5 | 
237. Chatham et ae oe a ae ee ee ee eee er ues) 5 | 
er ee i ere Oe 
239. Ipswich eee Ly - tS ae ae ee ee eee - © «© | pao 272 | 
240. Islington . - - o ° e e ° ‘ a e . ‘ a by Act. 6 | 
241. Leicester ~~ in . i he ae: Oa cae ae Ss pe eto: te by Act. 5 | 
242. Llandwroz: - ° ° - A zt " ‘ . ‘ ‘ &gt; . ‘ by Act. 402 | 
243. Loudon (County of) - - - ° “ ” * * . ri e - by Act. 140 
244. Nottingham - ° e - ° ‘ ‘ ‘ “ nm rm a ‘ » by Act. 402 
245. Westmoreland - - - - - . a ie ‘ ‘. . = ° by Act. 5 
246. West Suffolk - a se prgaes ek gt ag - - - - by Act. 146 


247. Yorkshire (West Riding) te a ead a ee ae ee ee 252 
248%. Yorkshire (West Riding) es - - - wr 8 WR by Act. 








i 





Evectric LiGHTING :— 


Electric Lighting Acts, 1882 to 1890 (Proceedings): 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


55 &amp; 56 Vict.) L[NDEX ¢o the One Hunprep and Forry-seventu VoLuME. 


249. Copy of Report by the Board of Trade respecting the applications to, and Pro Queen's 


ceedings of, the Board of Trade under the Acts during the past year - 


Exvecrric LIGHTING PROVISIONAL ORDER (No. 1) BILL :— 


250. Copy of Memorandum stating the nature of the proposals contained in the Provisional) 





Coumand. 


Orders included in the Electric Lighting Provisional Orders yo 1) Bill; printed 224 aterm 
(Sess. Papers, n°173.) | 
ee ORDERS (No. 2) BILL :— 
261. Ditto - - ~- ditto - - printed 224 - + (Sess. Papers, n° 174.) Poncent 
—_— ——. (M. 3) BILL :— 
252. Ditto - - - ditto - - printed 224 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 17¢.) { ommeea 
————— (No. 4) BILL :— 
- ° ° ~ Queen’s 
253. Ditto - - - ditto - - printed 382 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 30§.) Peon cond 
ennnennenennnetennithnnonineeens (Migs g) Bebe, = : 
254. Ditto - - - ditto - - printed 382 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 306.) $m anil 
i —$ $$$ _$__—. —— (No. 6) BILL :— , 
255. Ditto - - - ditto - - printed 382 - (Sess. Papers, N° 397.) a. 























ELEMENTARY EDUCATION; v. Accounts, Nos. 208—210. 


EMIGRATION AND IMMIGRATION :— 


256. eed of Tables relating to Emigration and Immigration from and into the United 
ingdom in 1891, and Report to the Board of Trade thereon ; printed 156 - 


EMIGRATION ( Colonies); v. Accounts, No. 117. 
EMIGRATION STATISTICS (Ireland); v. Accounts, No. 671. 


EmpLovers’ LIABILITY ACT, 1880 :— 


257. Return of Number of Cases onan in enany One ts in b 1088, eee 1890, and 1891, &amp;c. ; 


printed 402 - - - 


ENDOWED CHARITIES :— 
Anglesey : 
258. Return relative thereto ; printed 56 - - - - 


Buckingham : 
259. Return relative thereto ; printed 56 - + - - 


Cambridge : 
260. Return relative thereto; printed 406- = - eee 


Chester : 
261. Return relative thereto; printed 56 - - - ~ 


Cornwall : 
262. Return relative thereto; printed 56 - - - 


Essex : 
263. Return relative thereto; printed 56 - - -— = 


Huntingdon : 
264. Return relative thereto ; printed 56 - - - - 


Somerset : 
265. Return relative thereto; printed 56 - . - - 


Stafford: 
266. Return relative thereto; printed 56 - . - - 


Warwick: 
267. Return relative thereto; printed 56 - - - - 


York (West Riding) : 
268. Return relative thereto ; printed 56 - - . ‘ 


Vox. 147.——Sess. 1892. e 


x (Sess. Papers, n° 64.) 1 ph 
21 July. 


- (Sess. Papers, n* 63.) Session, 


156 
(Sess. Papers, N° 134-) “ 
by Address, 
- (Sess. Papers, x° 357.) 313 
by Order 


of last 


21 July. 
by Order 


(Sess. Papers, n° 364.) 63 


(Sess. 


(Sess. 


(Sess. 


(Sess. 


(Sess. Papers, n° 6g.) 


(Sess. 


Papers, n° 65.) 


Papers, n° 66.) 


by Order 
} of last 
| Session, 

21 July. 
| hee Order 


of last 


21 July. 
\*¥ Order 


Papers, n° 67.) | of tast 


Session, 
[ 21 July. 


by Order 


Papers, n° 68.) of last 


Papers, N° 70.) 


Session, 
21 July. 
by Order 
of last 


| Session, 
21 July. 


(Sess. Papers, n* 71.) of last 


(Sess. 


Papers, 


Cc 


n° 72.) 


of last 
Session, 
21 July. 


(°4 Order 





217 


217 


217 


376 


156 


402 


§l 


6! 


406 


§! 


§2 


§2 


§2 


52 


52 


§2 








INDEX (¢o the One Hunprep and Forty-seventu Votume (1899, 






ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. nik | 
ENDOWED SCHOOLS ACTS (Endowed Schools Foundations ( England) :— Raped fies 
269. Return relative thereto; printed 81 - - - = = (Sess. Papers, n* 99.) { Oren , | 
Session, | 7 
ENGINEERS, CIVIL AND MILITARY ; v. Accounts, No. 177. 31 July, | 
EQUIVALENT GRANT (Scotland) DISTRIBUTION :— | 
270. Return relative thereto; printed 179 . - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 143.) 163 
75 
ERITH ; v. Accounts, No. 746. 
Essex ; v. Accounts, Nos. 263, 747. 
ESTIMATES; v. Accounts, Nos. 24, 25, 93—100, 179, 491, 492. | 
| 
EvESHAM ; v. Accounts, No. 748. | 
Evictions (Ireland) :— 
271. Return of the Number of Evictions which have come to the knowledge of the Royal) 
Irish Constabulary, and also the Number of Tenancies determined in the Quarter Queen’s 
ended 30th September and gist December 1891, respectively - - ‘5 - f Command 40 
272. Ditto - - ditto - - in the Quarter ended gist March 1892 ae, ae (ou 217 
273. Ditto - - ditto - - in the Quarter ended 30th June 1892 - - - P saeasl® 396 


Eviction Norices ; v, Accounts, Nos. 390—392. 


EVELYN v. HURLBERT :— 
274. Copy of Correspondence relating to the Trial ; printed 246 - (Sess. Papers, n° 184.) ee 246 


EVENING SCHOOLS; v. Accounts, No. 213. 


EXCEPTIONS TO QUEEN’S REGULATIONS; v. Accounts, No. 493- 


Excise; v. Accounts, Nos. 431, 432. 
EXEMPTIONS FROM RATING (Manufactories and Machinery in Foreign Countries); v. | 
Accounts, No. 454. 


EXPERIMENTS ON LIVING ANIMALS :— 
275. Return showing the Number of Experiments on Living Animals in 1891, &amp;c. ; printed | | by address, ave 





279 Se - Se ce : - (Sess. Papers, n° 218.) 226 
EXPLOSIONS :— | 
“ Eagle” Floating Magazine: | 
276. Copy of Report on an Explosion on the Eagle Floating Magazine - eT - on, 66 
Kames Factory : | 
277. Copy of Report on the Circumstances attending an Accident at the Kames sane Senee Queen’s 27 | 
Factory - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Commend, 
Malago Vale Colliery : | 
278. Copy of Report on an Explosion at Malago Vale Colliery- - - -.-~ - { sl gl 
Nantymwyn : , | 
279. Copy of Report on an Explosion at Nantymwyn Lead Mine - + - = - Pam 246 
EXPLOSIVES :— 
280. Copy of Sixteenth Annual Report, fori1891 - - - - - = © = (Se 179 
» EXPLOSIVES ACT, 1875 :— | 
281. Copy of Order in Council under the Act- - - - = = = = = | by det. 6 
EXTRADITION ACTS, 1870 AND 1873:— 
(Uruguay) : 
282. Copy of Order in Council for carrying into Effect the Extradition Treaty between 6 
Great Britain and Uruguay of 26th March 1884 - - - - -~— - } oe 
— V. Accounts, Nos. 907, 920. | 
(Monaco) : 
283. Coy of Order in Council directing that after the 23rd May 1892 the Extradition —_ by Act. 292 





all apply in the case of Monaco - - - | 


FAacTori£s ; v. Accounts, Nos. 38—40, 277. | 








55 &amp; 56 Vier] INDEX ¢o the One Honpvrepv and Forty-szeventa Votome 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered, | Presented. 
FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS :— 


284. Copy of Report of the Inspector for1891- = - - = = = = { commeeea 340 
FACTORY AND WorksHOP ACT, 1878 ( Nightwork) :— 
285. Copy of Order of the Secretary of State relative thereto - - - - - = = by Act. 5 
FALKLAND ISLANDS; v. Accounts, Nos. 105, 118. 
Fee FunD, COUNTY TREASURERS ( Ireland) ; v. Accounts, No. 158. 
Fee Fun (House of Lords) :— 
286. Account for the year ending 31st March 1892; printed 402 - (Sess. Papers, N° 352.) Poms led are 402 
FINANCE ACCOUNTS :— 
287. Finance Accounts of the United Sages for the Financial Year ended gist March 
1892; printed358 - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 274.) } » ng 19 
FINANCE AND REVENUE Accounrs (East India); v. Accounts, No. 180. 
FINANCIAL STATEMENT :— 
288. Copy of Statement of Revenue and Expenditure as laid before the House by the 
Chancellor of the Exchequer when opening the Budget ; printed 191 _—- + gt ig! 
(Sess. Papers, n° 162. ) 
FINANCIAL STATEMENT (East India); v. Accounts, No. 181. 
FINES, &amp;c. (Ireland) :— 
289. Abstract of Account of al! Fines and other Penal Sums accounted for by the Registray ail . 
of Petty Sessions Clerks, in 1890; printed 403 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 362.) tee 493 
FISHERIES:— 
Fisheries (Ireland) : 
290. Copy of Report of the inapectors of inched on the Sea and Inland Fisheries of Ireland Queen's 252 
for 1891 - - - - - - - - “ . m -f | Command. 
Fishery Board ( Scotland) : 
291. Copy of Tenth Annual Report of the Board, being forthe year 1891 - - - ~- |{ Queens) 394 
rorth Sea Fisheries; v. Accounts, Nos. 897, 904. 
Salmon and Freshwater Fisheries (England and Wales) : 
292. Copy of Thirty-first Annual Report of the Inspectors eee ee oe ee { oeena. 170 
Sea and Coast Fisheries Fund (Ireland) : 
293. Account of Receipts and Payments in 1891 = - - - - - - - - | by Act. 125 : 
Sea Fisheries Act, 1868 : 
294. Copy of mapa by os" wont of Tanto of toate Proceedings under the Act; hy aa 
| 365 - - - (Sess. Papers, w° 285.) ao sae 
Sea Fisheries (England and Wales) : 
295. Copy of Sixth Annual Report of the Inspectors, being for the year1891 - - = Fmt 170 
Sea Fisheries of the United Kingdom : 
296. Copy of Statistical Tables relating thereto; printed 189 - (Sess. Papers, n° 160.) 189 189 
Sea Fisheries Regulation Act, 1888 : 
297. Copy of Cote ante by o Bowd 24 Tents onder he —— of the Act; } penne 
on - (Sess. Papers, n° 124.) by det. 125 
298. Ditto - - ua: ovihita 150 - - - - (Sess, Papers, n° 132.) by Act. 146 
Seal Fisheries (Behring Sea) ; v. Accounts, Nos. 655, 917—919. 
Solway White Fishery Commission : 
299. Copy of Report of the Commission, &amp;c. - - Miao Sabie” sect aol ehh? { p mart 403 
FOREIGN COUNTRIES ; v. Accounts, Nos. 454, 535- 
FOREIGN JURISDICTION ACT, 1890 : 
300. Copy of Order in Council underthe Act- - - - - - - «= « | by det. 6 
301. Copy of Order in Council under the Act - - - - -« «© = - « | by det. 118 
302. Copy of Orderin Council underthe Act - - - - - - = «= 2 | by det. 292 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


FOREIGN JURISDICTION ACTS: 
303. Copy of Order in Council entitled ““ The Ottoman Tribunals Order in Council, 1891 ” 


ForeiGn MARRIAGE ACT, 1891; v. Accounts, No. 457. 


FORESHORES :— 
304. Copy of Treasury Minute directing the application of Moneys received in respect of 
Foreshores, to 31st March 1891_— - - - - - - - - ° } 


FORESHORES ( Sales, §c.) :-— 
305. Copy of Statement of the Particulars of all cases in which the rights and interests of 
the Crown in the Shores, Bed of the Sea, &amp;c. have been sold, &amp;c.; printed 119 7 
(Sess. Papers, n° 118.) 
FoRESTS; v. Accounts, Nos. 963—964. 


FRANCE; v. Accounts, Nous. 883, 893—895, 905. 
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES; v. Accounts, Nos. 646, 649. 


FRIENDLY Svci&amp;TIies (Loan Societies); v. Accounts, No. 401. 


FRIENDLY SOCIETIES, INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT SOCIETIES, AND TRADE 
UNIONS :— : 
306. Reports by the Chief Registrar, for the year ending gist December 1891 ; printed 157 ly aes 














(Sess. Papers, n° 137.) 153 
FUGITIVE CRIMINALS; v. Accounts, No. 907. 
FuGITIVE OFFENDERS ACT, 1881, AND FOREIGN JURISDICTION ACT, 1890 :— 
307. Copy of Order in Council applying the Fugitive Offenders Act, 1881, to certai 
Territories in South Africa - - - - - ae . - e by Act. 6 
GALWAY; v. Accounts, No. 686. 
GAMBIA ; v. Accounts, No. 112. 
| 
GAMBLING, CoURTS MARTIAL ON ; v. Accounts, No. 23. 
GAS AND WATER; v. Accounts, Nos. 873, 954. 
Gas COMPANIES (Metropolis) :— 
308. Accounts of the Metropolitan Gas Companies for 1891 ; printed 191 a 
(Sess. Papers, n° 161.) } ay on 189 
Gas ORDERS CONFIRMATION BILt [ Lords} :— 
30g. Copy of Memorandum stating the Nature of the Proposals contained in the Provisional , 
Orders included in the Bill; printed 330 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 260.) Pramas 374 
Gas PROVISIONAL ORDERS BILL:— 
310. Copy of Memorandum stating the Nature of the Proposals contained in the Provisional Queen’ 
Orders included in the Bill; printed 224 ° . - (Sess. Papers, N° 176.) } Guana) 207 
GAS UNDERTAKINGS :— 
311. Return relating to all Authorised Gas Undertakings in the United Kingdom, oth 
those of Local Authorities, for 1891 ; printed 36s - - (Sess. Moon ee =" 155 358 


GAS UNDERTAKINGS (Local Authorities) :— 


312. Return relating tv all Authorised Gas Undertakings in the United Kingaom belonging) 
to Local Authorities, for year ended 25 March i 892; printed 365 “ — 155 358 
(Sess. Papers, n° 284.) 


GIBRALTAR; v. Accounts, No. 11y. 
GLAMORGANSHIRE ; v. Accounts, No. 749. 


GLAsGow ; v. Accounts, No. 203. 





GLASGOW, UNIVERSITY OF; v. Accounts, Nos. 947—¢48. 


Ee 


_ GLEBE LANDS (Sales) :-— 
313. Return showing the Sales of Glebes ; printed 78 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 96.) 52 75 


GLOUCESTER ; v. Accounts, No. 407. 













































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2 
. ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered, | Presented. 


GLOUCESTERSHIRE ; v. Accounts, Nos. 750—7§1. a a ow. 


GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS ( Wages) :— 


314. Return of the Forms issued by the War Office, Admiralty, Board of Works, and 
other Government Departments, in compliance with the terms of the Resolution of 41 252 
the House of the 13th Februaty 1891 ; printed 256 - (Sess. Papers, n° 189.) J 


GovERNMENT DEPARTMENTS SECURITIES :— 
315. Return relative thereto; printed 195 - . m . - (Sess. Papers, n° 164.) 195 108 


GovERNMENT INSURANCES AND ANNUITIES :— 


316. Account of all Moneys mrcvet, and of oe tags thereof, &amp;c., in the year 1891 ; i} 
printed 140 z - - (Sess. Papers, n° 128.) 7am 136 
GRAND JURY PRESENTMENYS (Ireland) :— 
317. Copies of Presentments made by Grand Juries in Ireland, &amp;c. in 1891 - - - = | by det. 5 
GREAT BRITAIN ; v. Accounts, Nos. 550, 663, 883, 893, 895, 897, gog—g08, 911 —915, 920. 
GreaT NORTHERN (Ireland) RAILWAY ; v. Accounts, No. 596. 
GreaAT TORRINGTON ; v. Accounts, No. 7§2. 
GREEK LOAN; »v. Accounts, No. 629. 
GREENWICH HOSPITAL :— 
318. Accounts of Receipt and Expenditure of the Capital and Income derived trom) 
Greenwich Hospital Property, for year ended 31st March 1891; printed 48 - -\ | by Act. 47 
(Sess. Papers, N° 47.) , 
319- Copy of Statement of the estimated Income and Expenditure of Greenwich Hospital for ) ' 
1892-93; printed 321 - - - - - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 243.) Toe 313 
320. Copy of Saas Statement of the estimated Income and Expenditure of 
Greenwich Hospital for the year ended 31st March 1893; printed 376 - . -| by Act. 376 
Sess. Papers, n° 300. ) J 
(Age Pensions) : 
21. Copy of Correspondence relating to Greenwich Hospital (Age Pensions); printed 46 
(Sess. Papers, n° 45.) 4! ae 
GRENADA; v. Accounts, No. 106. 
GRESHAM ESTATE :— 
322. Copy of Will of Sir Thomas Gresham; printed 358 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 276.) 212 350 
Guns; v. Accounts, Nw. 26. 
HARBOURS :— 
Arundel Port: 
323. Copy of Annual Repost wl the Commissioners, from 25th een 1891 to 26th March by Act 8 
1892 - - - a . } et. 20 
Arklow Harbour : 
324. Copy of Report of the Harbour Commissioners for the year ended 31st December| te An 
1890 - - - - - - - - - - - ° - ° -f ’ 4 
Bridlington Piers and Harbour: 
325. Abstract of the General Annual Account of the Comayasioness - the year pte) 26th by det 
bdene) a in ics ne emsied ane ing 2680) ya | ans 
Harbour, &amp;c. Bills: 
326. Copy of Report of the Board of Trade upon certain Bills ; printed 71 - - 71 : 
(Sess. Papers, n° 91 ) } 7 
327. Ditto - - ditto; printed 74 - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 91.) 74 74 
328. Ditto -  - ditto; printed io1 - = = = + (Sess. Papers, n° 91.) 101 101 
Harwich Harbour : 
329. Abstract of the Accounts of the Receipts and Bupendivere of the Board to gist March by Act. 
273 
1892; printed 279 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 219.) 
Margate Pier and Harbour: 
330. Report and Siatement of Accounts for year ending 5th April 1892 - - - = - by Act. 257 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Onbicel 
HARBOURS—continued. 
Mersey Docks and Harbour Board: 


331. Accounts of the Board for the year ending ist July 1891 - - - - - = by Act, 
Peterhead Harbour : 
332. Copy of Reports, &amp;c., respecting Peterhead Harbour Works - - - - = - oo - 


Piers and Harbours (Ireland) Expenditure: 


333. Return of the Amount expended up to 31st December 1891, on each work undertaken 
under the Act of 1883, &amp;c.; printed 189 - = - (Sess. Papers, n° 153.) 158 


Piers and Harbours Provisional Orders : 
334. Copy of Report by the Board of pete of thee Prsscadings under the Pier and r pang 


Acts ; printed 74 - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 93.) by Act. 
335. Copy of Memorandum stating the nature of the Proposals contained in the Provisional} 
Orders included in the Pier and Harbour Orders (No. 1)Bill; printed 170 - - - f 170 
’ (Sess Sess. Papers, n* 139.) 
336. Ditto - - ditto (No. 2) Bill; printed 204 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 167.) 204 
337. Ditto - - ditto (No. 3) Bill; printed 246 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 185.) 246 
338. Ditto - - ditto (No. 4 and No. 5) Bill; printed293 (Sess. Papers, n° 230.) 293 
Ramsgate Harbour : 
339. Copy of Statement of Receipts and eugene by the Board of Trade, for the year ended 
gist March 1891 ; printed 40 . - - + (Sess. Papers, n* 36.) ay Aat. 


HAstTinGs, Mr.; v. Accounts, No. 133. 
HEALTH ; v. Accounts, No. 494. 
HERTFORD; v. Accounts, Nos. 408. 
Heywoop; v Accounts, No. 733. 


HiGH Court OF JUSTICE (Assizes): — 

340. Return of the Time occupied by the Judges of the High Court in holding Courts at) | 5y address 

; the Assizes held in the year 1891; printed 322 + ~- (Sess. Papers, n° 245.) 139 ' 
HieH Court OF JUSTICE AND COURT OF APPEAL, &amp;c. :— 

341. Account showing Receipts and ames anny oe year ended gist March 1892 ; 


printed 402-  - -— = - (Sess. Papers, n° 353.) by Act. 
Ireland (Court of Probate Division) : 
342. Annual Account of Receipts and Disbursements of the Probate Division of the High] 
Court of Justice in Ireland for 1891 = - © ia “s . “ oe -f | 


— V. Accounts, Nos. 706—711. 


HistorRicaAL MANUSCRIPTS (Royal Commission) :— 


343- Copy of Appendix to the Thirteenth Report “ the Royal Oomminsion on Historical 
Reaviaige, Part ITI. and Part IV. - os } Pe mona 






HOLLAND, PARTS OF; v. Accounts, No. 409. 

Home Accounts (East India); v. Accounts, No. 182. 

HonG Kone ; v. Accounts, No. 105. 

HORFIELD; v. Accounts, No. 754. 
HosPitaLs; v. Accounts, Nos. 83, 84, 172, 318—g321, 469. | 


Hours OF ADULT LABOUR ( Colonies) :— aeisehinl 
344. Return relative thereto; printed 104 - - ~ - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 115.) | “of last 


Session, 
Hours oF Durty (Railway Servants); v. Accounts, Nos, 605—606. l 1 Dec. 
Hours oF LABOUR ( Railway Servants); v. Accounts, No. 604. 


HovusING OF THE WORKING CLASSES ACT (1890) (Metropolitan Improvement Schemes) :— 
345- Copy of Order of the Secretary of State under the Act - - - - = = | by 4et. 


HOUSING OR THE WORKING CLASSES ACT (1890) ( Nottingham) : 


346. Copy of Statement of Modification permitted by the Local Government Board heroes | iui 
the Act to be made in the Nottingham Improvement Scheme, 1891 - - a 


HUDDERSFIELD; v. Accounts, No. 755. 





170 
204 


246 
293 


402 






402 
















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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
HUNTINGDON; v. Accounts, No. 264. 
HUNTINGDONSHIRE ; v. Accounts, No. 756. 

Hunza EXPEDITION; v. Accounts, No. 183. 
HuRLBERT ; v. Accounts, No. 274. 
HyDROGRAPHER’S REPORT; v. Accounts, No. 495. 
ILLITERATE VOTERS; v. Accounts, No. 515. 


IMMIGRANTS, BRITISH ( Brazil) :— 


347. Copy of Further Correspondence respecting British Immigrants in Brazil - - - FB mow | 39° 


IMMIGRATION; v. Accounts, Nos. 104, 120—121, 12§. 
IMMIGRATION, ALIEN ; v. Accounts, No. 12. 


IMPERIAL DEFENCE ACT, 1888 (Ports and Coaling Stations) :— 


348. Account showing the Money raised and expended for the purposes of the ssid Act,} 
to gist March 1891; together with the Report of the Comptroller and Auditor | 
| General thereon; printed25 - - - - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 18.) 
349. Copy of Account of all Moneys issued from the Consolidated Fund and borrowed 
under the Act up to gist March 1892 ; printed 382 - (Sess. Papers, n* 308.) 


Naval Section (Australasian Agreement) : 


350. Copy of Account under the Act to 31st March 1891, with Report of the Comptroller 
and Auditor General thereon; printed 75 . - - (Sess. Papers, n° 95.) } 


by Act. 15 


by Act. 376 


by Act. 74 


ImPERIAL OTTOMAN GUARANTEED LOAN OF 1855; v. Accounts, No. 630. 
Import DUTIES; v. Accounts, No. 69. 


INCLOSURE ACTS; v. Accounts, No. 389. 
INcoME TAX :— 
351. Returns of the Income Tax, of the Gross Amount of Property and Profits assessed “i 





County of Great Britain in each of the years, from 1884-85 to 1889-90, inclusive, &amp;c. ; 28 31 
printed46 - - + 2 + 2 + = © (Sess. Papers, n° 39.) 
IncomE Tax (Special Commissioner) :— 
352. Copy of Treasury Minute appointing a Special Commissioner of Income Tax - = - by Act. 26 
INDIA OFFICE :— 
353. Copy of Order in Council approving a Statement of the Secretary of State i= by Act. 53 
INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT SOCIETIES; v. Accounts, No. 306. 
INEBRIATES ACTS, 1879 AND 1888; v. Accounts, No. 171. 
InFeEcTIOUS DISEASE ( Notification) Act, 1889, INFECTIOUS DISEASE (Prevention) 
AcT, 1890, AND PUBLIC HEALTH ACTS ( Amendment) ACT, 1890 :— 
354- Returns relative thereto; printed260- - - - = (Sess. Papers, n* 194.) 86 257 
INLAND REVENUE; v. Accounts, No. 631. 
INSPECTION COMMITTEE (Trustee Savings Banks) ; v. Accounts, No. 6§1. 
Inspectors’ REPORTS, RAILWAY SERVANTS (Hours of Labour); v. Accounts, No. 604. 
INSURANCES AND ANNUITIES; v. Accounts, No. 316. 
INTERNATIONAL MARINE CONFERENCE; v. Accounts, No. 460. 
INTOXICATING LIQUORS :— 
Colonies : 
3655. Copy of further Papers regarding the present working of the “ Liquor Laws” in Gente 
ae se elk he ee ee ee ee ene Sea, 6 een oe 
Clubs : 
359. Return of Clubs where Intoxicating Liquors are consumed in the Metropolis; printed| | by Address, 
394 - - - = = = *- 2+ = = (Sess. Papers, n° 327.) 314 39° 


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SEER eee 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—coatinued. ah 
ered Presented, 


—_—_— 


INTOXICATING LiQUORS—continued. sich 


Licences Refused : 


357. Return of the Number of Licences for Sale of Intoxicating Liquors, the renewal of} | 4y Address, 
which has been refused in 1890-91, &amp;c.; printed 348 - (Sess. Papers, x° 262.) } 41 


Licensed Houses (England and Wales): by Address 
358. Return relative thereto; printed 31 - - - (Sess, Papers, n° 28.) rs last 
ession, 
On-Licences : ~ 
359. Return relative thereto; printed 376 - - - . - (Sess. Papers, n° 294.) {" 
Opium and Intoricating Liquors Licences, Upper Burmah; v. Accounts, No. 191. 


Opium Licences (Upper Burmah) ; v. Accounts, No. 192. 


Address, 
133 


Workhouses ( Consumption of Spirits, §c.): 
360. Return showing the Quantity of Spirits, Wine, and Malt Liquors consumed in each) | by Address, 
Workhouse in England and Wales in 1891, &amp;c.; printed 376. (Sess. Papers, n° 292.) J 69 


Ipswicu; v. Accounts, No. 239. 


Triso CHURCH TEMPORALITIES :— 


361. Copy of Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General, with the Account for 
the year ended gist March 1891; printed 31 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 29.) 


Irish LAND COMMISSION :— 
362. Keturn of Names, Titles, and Salaries of Officers and Clerks in the Irish Land Commis- 
sion, on the 31st December 1591 and 31st March 1892 respectively ; printed 330 «| 
(Sess. Papers, n° 248.) 
Account : 
363. Copy of Account of the Commission to gist March 1891, with Report of the Comp-) 
troller and Auditor General! thereon; printed 31 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 30.) f 
Judicial Rents : 
364. Copy of Return of Judicial Rents fixed by Chief-Commission, Sub-Commissions, and 
Civil Bill Courts, during the Month of August 1891 - - - - - - 


365. Ditto - - ditto, during the Months of September, October, and November 1891 Queen’s 85 


Command. 


a. 31 


366. Ditto - - ditto, during the Month of December 1891 ~— - - i, - {f Queen's 
\.Commana| ‘52 


367. Ditto - - ditto, during the Months of January and February 1892 - - - Queen’s 
‘ Command. 310 


368. Ditto - - ditto, during the Months of March and April 18y2_- - - - { Queen's | ga 
Command. 


Magan, Mr. ( Correspondence) : 
369. Return of Correspondence relating t» Charges brought against Mr. Magan, &amp;c. ; 
printed 40 - - - = = = 2 = = (Sess. Papers, n° 32.) 


Proceedings : 


. Copy of Return of Proceedings under the Land Law (Ireland) Acts, 1881 and 1887 
the Labourers (Ireland) Acts, 1885 and 1886, and “The Purchase of Land Treland) 
Act, 1885,” during the Months of August, September, October, November, and 
December 1891 - - - - - - - ° : * A . 


. Ditto - - ditto, during the Month of January 1892 - - a Te _ 
. Ditto -  - ditto, during the Month of February 1892 - Ste { Soe 


. Ditto - - ditto, during the Mouth of March 1892 - Queen's 


Command 


. Ditto - - ditto, during the Month of April 1892 = - Queen’s 


Command.) 


. Ditto - - ditto, during the Mouth of May 1892 - - { aoonned 


Purchase of Land (Ireland) Acts, 1885, 1887, and 1888 : 

- Copy of Report of the Commissioners with respect to Sales completed within the Six | gueen’s 
onths ending 31st December 1891, under the Acts” - - - - - =J | Command. 
Purchase of Land (Ireland) Act, 1891: : 


7. Copy of Return of Advances by the Irish Land Commission under the Act to g1st 
March 1892; printed 260 - - - = = = (Sess. Papers, n° 195.) by Act. 





Redemption of Rent (Ireland) Act, 1891 ; v. Accounts, No. 622. 








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ae, —— 
| MB ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. bin “twice 
- Irish LAND COMMISSION—contiuued. — 
Rules : 
. ie Queen’s 
378. Copy of Rule made by the Irish Land Commissioners - . - - - = | \ Command. 5 
rm 979. Cupy of Rules made by the Irish Land Commissioners - - - - -— - { Fanconi” 
Tithe Rent-Charge and Instalments in lieu of Tithe Rent-Charge : 
7 380. Return showing the Gross Annual Amount of Tithe Rent-Charge vested in the Church) | °¥ per 
Temporalities Commissioners by the Irish Church Act of 1869, &amp;e. ; printed 56 -\ | y Bera 54 
(Sess. Papers, n° 75.) 3 Aug. 
5 Irish REPRODUCTIVE LOAN FUND :— 
381. Account of Receipts ant Pepa by the Commmiastonsre of Public Works in 
Ireland, 1%g1 - ° “ X “ 4 “ n by Act. 125 
Iste OF Evy ; v. Accounts, No. 726. 
} IstE OF MAN :— 
382. Account of Revenue and Expenditure for year ended gist March 1892; printed 394) 
(Sess. Papers, n° 326.) f wae 39° 


IsLINGTON ; v. Accounts, No. 240. 

JTrALIAN LAW OF GUARANTEES ; v. Accounts, No. 896. 
JAMAICA; v. Accounts, Nos. 106, 114. 
JapAN; v. Accounts, No. 145. 


Joint Stock COMPANIES :— 
383. Return relative to all Joint Stock Companies formed in 1891 ; ; printed 119- == 


(Sess. Papers, N° 119.) } stg 119 
JouRNALS ; v. Accounts, No. 134. 
JupiciAL RENTS; v. Accounts, Nos. 364—368. 
JupiciAL STATISTICS (England and Wales); v. Accounts, No. 672. 
JupiciAL STaTistics (Ireland); v. Accounts, No. 670. 
Ditto - ditto (Scotland); v. Accounts, No. 673. 
Jory PRESENTMENTS; v. Accounts, No. 317. 


JUSTICES OF THE PEACE IN Ports (England and Wales) :— 


384. Return of the Names and Descriptions of the Justices of the Peace in all Ports in] | by Address, 
England and Wales, &amp;c. ; printed 376 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 291.) 63 366 


KamMeEs FACTORY ; v. Accounts, No. 277. 
KENILWORTH; v. Accounts, No. 758. 
Kent; v. Accounts, No. 757. 
| KesTevEN; v. Accounts, No. 764. 
| LaBour, ADULT, Hours uF; v. Accounts, No. 344. 
LaBour, Hours OF (Railway Servants); v. Accounts, No. 604. 


LABouR (Royal Commission) :— 
385. Copy of First Report of the Royal Commission on Labour, with miauine ond ne) Queen’s 


of Evidenee - - - - - - ° ~ . . Conmenl, 1§0 
386. Copy of Second Report of the Royal Commission on Labour, with Minutes and Digests Queen's 
| ot Evidence, &amp;c. - Ban's - - - - - *} Command. 397 
LABOURERS (Ireland) Acts ( Cottages) :— 
387. Return of the Operations under the Acts up to gist March a printed 397 - -) 
| (Sess. Papers, n° 334.) J | 338 | 397 


LABUAN; v. Accounts, No. 105. 


LaGos; v. Accounts, No. 106. 


Lage Victoria NYANZA; v. Accounts, No. 878. 


LANARK ; v, Accounts, No. 430. 


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LANCASHIRE ; v. ACcounts, No. 759. 


LANCASTER, DUCHY OF :— 


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388. Account of Receipts and Disbursements of the Duchy in the year ended 21st rae a Nos 
- ~ e * 


1891 ; printed 25 - . - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 12.) 
LAND, ACQUISITION OF, BY LOCAL AUTHORITIES; v. Accounts, No, 14. 


LAND AND INCLOSURE ACTS (England) :— 
389. Copy of Report for the year 1891 under the Acts = - - - - - - - 


LAND Commission (Ireland); v. Accounts, Nos. 362—380. 


Lanpb LAW (TIreiand) Act, 1887 :— 


Eviction Notices: 
390 Return of Number of Eviction Notices under Section 7 of the Act, during the Quarters) 


ended goth September und gist December 1891 = - - - - - - -J 
391. Ditto - - ditto - during the Quarter ended 31st March 1892 - - 
392. Ditto - - ditto - during the Quarter ended goth June 1892 - - 


LAND PURCHASE (Ireland) :— 
Land Purchase (Ireland) Acts, 1885 and 1888 : 


393- Return to gist March 1892 of Proceedings under the Acts; printed 299 - - -) 
(Sess. Papers, n° 233.)  f 


Purchase of Land (Ireland) Act, 1891 : 
394. Copy of Rules made by the Treasury under the Act ; printed 82 (Sess. Papers, n° 102.) 


LAND REGISTRY :— 


395+ Accounts showing the Receipts and Payments in respect of the Land Registry in the) 
year ended gist March 1892; printed 402 - - - (Sess. Papers, n°354.) J 


LAND REGISTRY (Middlesex Deeds) ACT, 1891 :— 
396. Copy of Rules under the Act - - - - - - ° - e “ - 


LAND REVENUES; v, Accounts, Nos. 963, a64. 


LAND TAx :— 


397- Copy of Report of the Commissioners of Inland Revenue, and Treasury Warrant 
relating to the Appointment of a Collector of Land ‘Tax ne ee a 


Leek; v. Accounts, No. 76v. 

LEEWARD ISLANDS; v. Accounts, No. 105. 
LEGISLATION EXPENSES; v. Accounts, No. 571. 
LEICESTER; v. Accounts, Nos, 241, 411. 
LEICESTERSHIRE ; v. Accounts, Nos. 761—762, 
LEYToN ; v. Accounts, No. 763. 


LICENCES; v. Accounts, Nos. 65, 191, 192, 357» 359, 440- 


LTIcENSED Houses (England and Wales); v. Accounts, No. 358. 


Cire ASSURANCE COMPANIES :— 
398. Accounts of Life Assurance Companies for 1891; printed252 - - - = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 186.) } 
LiF e&amp;, Loss oF; v. Accounts, No. 443. 
LIGHTHOUSES ABROAD :—- 


ggy- Account showing Dues received and Expenditure incurred in the Construction, Repair, ) 
and Muintenance of Lighthouses in British Possessions Abroad during the years 
1890-91 ; printed 53 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, x° 61.) J 


LINCOLNSHIRE; v. Accounts, Nos. 764—765. 


LINDSEY ; v. Accounts, Nos, 412, 765. 





ME, [1899, 
a 
Ordered, Pp 
4 
Queen’s 
Command, 56 
Queen's 
Command. 5 
Cumena| 10% 
Queen's 
Command. 390 
195 293 
82 82 
by Act. 402 
by Act. 85 
by- Act. 40 
| 
by Act. 246 
| 
by Act. 51 
| 


































LinDSsEY, PARTS OF; v. Accounts, No. 412. 


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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


Lists OF VOTERS; v. Accounts, No. §13. 


LLANDWROG; v. Accounts, No. 242. 


Loan FuND BOARD (Ireland) :— 


400. Copy of Fifty-fourth Annual Report for 18g1 








Loans; v. Accounts, Nos. 184—187, 433, 628—6go, 636, 637. 


LoAn SOCIETIES :— 


401. Abstract of Accounts of Loan Societies in England 
1890 and to the gist December 1891 


LocAL AUTHORITIES; v. Accounts, No. 312. 


LocAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1888:— 


(Bedford): 


402. Copy of Order in Council under the Act 


( Chester) : 
403. Ditto - 


( Cornwall) : 
404. Ditto - - 


(Durham): 


405. Ditto - - 
(East Riding of Yorkshire) 


406. Ditto - 


( Gloucester): 
4o7, Ditto - - 


( Hertford) : 


408. Ditto - - 


(Holland, Parts of): 
409. Ditto : - 


(Kent): 

410. Ditto - - 
(Leicester) : 

411, Ditto - - - 
(Lindsey, Parts of): 

412, Ditto - - - 
( Middlesex) : 

413. Ditto i 
(Monmouth) : 


414. Ditto - = 
415. Ditto - - 

(Northampton) : 
416. Ditto - - 
417. Ditto - - 

( Southampton) : 
418. Ditto - - 

( Warwick) : 
419. Ditto - o 

( Worcester) : 
420. Ditto - = 

(Yorkshire, North Riding): 
421. Ditto - - 
422.. Ditto ~ - 


. 147. Sess. 1892. 


ditto 


ditto 


ditto 


ditto 


ditto 


ditto 


ditto 


ditto 


ditto 


ditto 


ditto 


ditto 
ditto 


ditto 
ditto 


ditto 


ditto 


dittu 


ditto 
ditto 


and Wales to the 


gist December) 


&amp; 56 Vier.} INDEX ¢o the One Hunprev and Forry-seventa Votume. 


Ordered. 





by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act, 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act, 


by Act. 


by Act. 
by Act, 


by Act. 
by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 
by Act. 


—_—S_—_— 






































Presented. 


81 


493 


299 


133 


26 


349 


26 


26 


26 
133 


26 
26 


299 


26 


26 CC; 


349 
349 








INDEX to the Ong Hunprep and Forty-seventa Vouume. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





LocaL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1888—continued. — 
( Yorkshire, West Riding): 

423. Copy of Order in Council under the Act - - - eee. oe - - | dpe 

ae? eS eo a” Se oe ee i - - by Act. 

425. Ditto “ - - - ditto - - - - - - - - - by Act. 





Local GOVERNMENT ACT, 1888 (Compensation Appeals) :— 


l 
426. Return of all Appeals to the Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty’s Treasury, under | 
the Compensation Clauses of Local Government Act, 1888, &amp;c.; printed 321 - ‘ | 137 
(Sess. Papers, n° 241.) 
LocaLt GOVERNMENT BOARD :;— 


423. Copy of Twenty-first Annual Report, 1891-92 - - - - - ~ ° . f Queen's 
‘omman d 
LocaL GOVERNMENT BOARD (Ireland) :— 
428. Copies of l’ourteen General Orders under the Act - ~ - a | by Act. 
429. Copy of Annual Report of the Board - - - - e hs &gt; socal 


LOcAL GOVERNMENT (Scotland) AcT, 1889 :—- 
430. Copy of Order made by the Boundary Commissioners for Scotland, ielating to the) 
Counties of Lanark and Renfrew - - oe - = “ of 





by Act. 


LocaL GOVERNMENT (Scotland) ACT, 1889, AND LOCAL TAXATION (Customs and Excise) 
AcT, 1890 :— 

431. Copy of Return showing the Allocation and Application of the Contributions out of the 
Local Taxation (Scotland) Account, under the Acts and Summary of Total sane Queen's 
into and out of the Local Taxation (Scotland) Account for the Financial Year onded | Command. 
gist March 1891 - - - - - - - - - - : - 


432. Ditto - - ditto - = (in continuation of above Return) - es Queen's 
Command. 


Locat Loans FUND :— 
433. Accounts of Receipts and Payments in respect of the Capital and Income of the Local 
Loais Fund for the year ended gist March 1891; printed 60 - - - -, | ey et. 
(Sess. Papers, n° 80.) } 
LocaAL REGISTRATION OF TITLE (Ireland) AcT, 1891 :— 


434. Copy of Rules under the Act - ° - - - ‘ “ " - a ties 
436. Copy of Scale of Costs and Fees to be allowed Solicitors in Proceedings under the) a 
ct - - - - - - - - © a a Pe 2 “ -J iv Act. 


Locat TAXATION :— 
Customs and Excise Act, 1890; v. Accounts, Nos. , 431, 432. 
Education and Local Taxation Relief (Scotland) Bill; v. Accounts, No, 229*. 
England : 
436. Local Taxation Returns for 1890-91. Parts I. and II.; printed 349 - - -| 
(Sess. Papers, n° 269.) J 
437. Ditto - - ditto - - Parts III., (V., V.,and VI.; printed 376 “1 |] ay aes. 
(Sess. Papers, n° 301.) J 


by Act. 


‘Local Taxation Account, 1891-92: 
438. Return relative thereto; printed 398 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 341.) 398 


Local Taxation (Ireland) : 


439. Returns of Local Taxation in Ireland for the year 1891 - - - - ° — 


Command. 


Local Taxation Licences, 1891-92: 
440. Return of the Amount received in each County and Borough for Local Taxation, Licence , 390 


Duties, und Penalties; printed 390 . - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 323.) J 
Local Taxation, Scotland : 


441. Copy of the Annual Local Taxation Returns for Scotland, 1890-91 ; printed 382 “hl gee. | 
(Sess. Papers, n° 309.) J 


LONDON; v. Accounts, No. 243. 


Lonpon County Councit:— 
442. Copy of Return showing up to 31st March 1892, the Amount of Consolidated Stock,) 
the Application of the Money raised by such Stock, &amp;c., and an Estimate of the 
Expenditure of the London County Council for the year ending gist March 1893 ; | 

printed 397 - - ° ° o “ a z ‘Sess 





by Act. 


. Papers, N° 337.) 








| Ordered. | 





} 


| 





[1892, 


26 
26 
26 


333 


340 
376 


398 


493 


399 


376 


aa eine rere ee 


Presented, 


_ 




















5 &amp; 56 Vicr.] INDEX ¢@o the One Hunvrep and PORK S-eavaierat VoLume, 









































— fy NY eRe! LAT 


4CCOUN TS AND PAPERS—con/inued. PS ; 
ered, resented, 
Lorps (House of) ; v. Accounts, No. 286. AN 














Loss OF LIFE AT SE4:— 


) 443. Return relative thereto ; printed 400 - - ee - (Sess. Papers, n° 342.) 400 400 
| LUNACY :— 
444. Copy of the Rules in Lunacy, 1892 as Sith See, RES, er Ce - = | by det. 63 
445. Return of the Number of Visits made, and the Number of Patients seen by the Com-) 
missioners in Lunacy during the Six Months ending 31st December 1891 - -J haens 9 


446. Copy of Report made to the Lord Chancellor under the Lunacy Act, 1890, by 

the Visitors of Lunatics, of the Number of Visits mace, the Number of Patients 

seen, and the Number of Miles travelled by the said Visitors, between ist July 

and gist December 1891; and Return to the Lord Chancellor of all Sums received by Act. 52 
by the Visitors of Luvatics for Travelling Expenses, or upon any other ante, from 
ist January to gist December 1891 - ee eal wah 





447- Copy of Report made to tbe Lord Chancellor under the Lunacy Act, ine by Pe 
| Visitors of Lunatics, of the Number of Visits made, the Number of Patients seen, 
and the Number of Miles travelled by the said Visitors between tst vamaairy a wae 9 
goth June 1891 - - - - - - - - - - 
448. Copy of Forty-sixth Report of the Connenienionees 4 in Lunacy to the Lord Channatties \ 
printed 390 - ~ - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 320.) | by Act. 383 
Ireland : 
~ Queen's 


449. Copy of Forty-first Report of the Inspectors of Lunatics for Ireland &gt;. © = K@waetl 40 


450. Copy of General Order in Lunacy made by the Lord Chancellor of Ireland under the 
Lunacy (Ireland) Regulation Act, 1871 ee rR Een dered ‘| by Act. 493 
Scotland: 
451. Copy of Thirty-fourth Annual mapat * the General Board of Commissioners ™) Queen's 383 
Lunacy for Scotland - - ge ‘ é : . Command. 


Lyme ReoGis; v. Accounts, No. 766. 
MACHINERY ; v. Accounts, No. 454. 


Mapr4s; v. Accounts, No, 178. 





MAGAN, Mr.; v. Accounts, No. 3/9. i 
MAGISTRATES, RESIDENT (Ireland); v. Accounts, No. 626. 
Maiti ConTRACT; v. Accounts, No. §52. 


MAIL SHIPS ACT, 1891 :— 
452. Copy of Order in Council under the Act «= - - by Act. 54 
453. Copy of Rules of Court under the Act - - - - - - - ° * by Act. 71 


MacaGA VALE COLLIERY; v. Accounts, No. 278. 
MAvay STATES; v. Accounts, No. 124. 


MANUFACTORIES AND MACHINERY IN FOREIGN CounrTRIES ( Exemptions from Rating) :— 


454- Returns of Exemptions from Rating in wore Countries of Mamsmanenes ond by | 
Machinery used in Manufactories- = - ot &lt; Gitte 


MARGARINE ACT, 1887 (Manufactories) :— 


455. Return of the Names and Postal Addresses of the Manufactories of Margarine in the) | by Address, 


United Kingdom ; printed 402 - - Saat - (Sess. Papers, n° 368.) J 377 at 


MARGARINE Act, 1887 ( Prosecutions) :— 


466. Return by Counties and Boroughs of Prosecutions in the years 1888, 1889, 1890, and | by poesia 
2891 under the Act; printed 402 - - : - - (Sess. Papers, n° 359.) J 37 


MARGATE PIER AND HARBOUR; v, Accounts, No. 330. 
MARINE CONFERENCE ( Iuternational); v. Accounts, No. 460. 


MARRIAGE ACT, 1890, FOREIGN MARRIAGE ACT, 1891, AND CONSULAR SALARIES AND 
Fees ACT, 1891 :— 
457- Copy of Order in Council dated “ The Foreign Marriages Order in Council, 1891” - | by Aet. 6 





Vou. 147.——Sess. 1892. D 3 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, AND DEATHS; v. Accounts, Nos. 60—63. 


MAvuRITIUS; v. Accounts, Nos. 105, 111. 
MEASURES; v. Accounts, Nos. 662, 957. 


MEDICAL COUNCILS :— 


458. Return of Receipts and Bapenditare of the General Medical Council for Gren —, 


in 1891 - - - “ “ “é é 
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT; v. Accounts, No. 27. 
MEETINGS, OPEN AIR; v. Accounts, No. 538. 
MEMORANDUM ON ESTIMATES ; vt. Accounts, Nos. 25, 94. 
MERCANTILE MARINE (Colour Tests); v. Accounts, No. 461. 


MERCHANDISE MARKS ACTS, 1887 AND 1891 :— 
459. Copy of Regulations made by the Board of Trade relative thereto - a aie 


MERCHANT SHIPPING :— 
International Marine Conference : 
460. Index of Protocols of Proceedings of the International Marine Conference held 7 
Washington, 1889 - - - - - - - - - - - - 
Mercantile Marine (Colour Tests): 
461. Copy of Report on the Colour Tests used in the Examinations of the Mercantile) 


Marine - - © © ~ « ° ‘ ‘ ‘ “ e a =f 


— V. Accounts, No. 127. 


Merchant Shipping, 1891 : 

462. Copy of Tables showing the Progress of British Merchant sae 1891; printed 283 | 

s. Papers, N° 227.) 

Navigation and Shipping: 

463. Copy of Annual Statement for the year 18g1 - - - - - - - - 
Shipping Casualties : 

464. Copies of Reports to the Board of Trade on certain Casualties - - es - . 

465. Abstracts of Returns to the Board of Trade of Shipping Casualties in 1890-91 - - 


Wages and Effects of Deceased Seamen: 


466. Accounts of the Sums received and paid for the Wages and Effects of Deceased | 
Seamen in the vear ended 31st March 1891; printed 40 - (Sess. Papers, n° 35.) 


MERSEY DocKS AND HARBOUR BOARD; v. Accounts, Nos. 331, 531. 


METEOROLOGY :— 
467. Copy of Report of the Meteorvlogical Connell ¢ to the Royal Soniety for the yen nate 
gist March 1891 - - a ° 


METROPOLIS ; v. Accounts, Nus. 368, §13, 539, 621. 


METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET:— 
468. Abstract of Accounts for the year 1891 - - - - - ° - . - 


METROPOLITAN ComMONS ACTS, 1866 AND 1869; v. Accounts, No. 10. 


METROPOLITAN HOSPITALS, §c.:— 


469. Copy of Third Report, &amp;c. of the Select Committee appointed by the Lords on Metro-) 
politan Hospitalx, &amp;c.; printed 390 = - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 321.) J 


METROPOLITAN IMPROVEMENT SCHEMES; v. Accounts, No. 345. 


METROPOLITAN POLICE; v. Acccunts, Nos. 536—538. 


METROPOLITAN WATER COMPANIES :— 


470. Return of the Accounts «of the Metropolitan Water Congas, mule up to goth 
September and 31st December 1891 ; printed 265 - (Sess. Papers, n° 286.) 


MIDDLESEX; v. Accounts, Nos. 396, 413, 767. 





| 

| 
}| 934 
| 

| 





INDEX ¢o the One Hunprep and Forty-seventu VouuMe. 
eee eee Dene 





[ 1899, 





‘ ad. | Presented, | 


by Act. 








283 







Queen’s 
Command. 


Queen's 
Command. 


J Queen’s 
(Command. 


Queen’s 
Command. 


Queen's 
Command. 


by Act. 


Communi- 


_—_—. 





101 


293 


283 


203 


105 
340 


3! 


199 


384 

















































ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. | 
MIDDLEWICH; v. Accounts, No, 768. 


MicRATORY LABOURERS; v. Accounts, No. 667. 

MILITARY FoRCES LOCALISATION ACCOUNT; v. Accounts, No. 28. 
MILITARY PRISONS; v. Accounts, No. 2y. 

MILITARY SAVINGS BANKS; v. Accounts, Nos. 30, 31. 


MitiTia; v. Accounts, Nos. 32—36. 


MILITIA ACT, 1882 :— 
471. Copies of Descriptions of Qualifications lodged in Ireland in 1891 - - 2 © | by det. 


MiLiTI1A TRAINING ESTABLISHMENT ; v. Accounts, No. 36. 


MINERALS; v. Accounts, Nos. 473, 474- 


MINERS; v. Accounts, No. 474. 


MINES :— 
472. Reports of the various Inspectors for 1891 - ~ - - - - - - 
Mines and Minerals : 


473. Copy of Mining and Mineral Statistics of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and) | Queen's 
Ireland for 1891 - - - - - - - - - Bae. eee -{ | Command. 


Leste 


Mines, Miners, and Minerals : 
474. Return relative thereto; printed 217 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 170.) {808 


Mines (Summaries) : 


475- Copy of Statistical Information contained in the Reports of the various Iuspectors| | Queen's 
of Mines for i891 - - - ne i Pe Nae ~ - -J | Command, 


gt Copy of Twenty-second Annual Report of the Deputy Master of the Mint, 1891 - Read 
MomBaso; v. Accounts, Nos, 878, 880. 
Monaco; v. Accounts, Nos, 283, 01:3. 
MONMOUTH; v. Accounts, Nos. 414, 415, 770. 
MONMOUTHSHIRE; v. Accounts, No. 769. 


MONUMENTS ; v. Accounts, No. 15. 


Monicipat CorPorRaTions (New Charters) :— 
477. Copy of Charter of Incorporation granted to the Borough of Widnes ee by Act. 


478. Ditto - - - ditto - = - - ditto - - Eccles - ety \ ie by Act. 


Museums :— 
British Museum: 
479- Return of the Income aud Expenditure of the British Museum for year ending gist, 


March 1892, and of she Number of Persons admitted to visit the M i 
from 1886 to 1491, &amp;c.; printed 394 - - . - (Sess. Poe sma eae 
Soane’s Museum: 
480, Statement of the Funds of the Museum, 5th January 1892 - : - ° by Act. 


Muskat; v. Accounts, No. gi2. 


Nantymwyn LEAD MINE; v. Accounts, No. 279. 


Nationa, Dest :-- 


481. Copy of Treasury Minute reliting thereto - - a ° ie ery 
[Order for above Return, discharged, 82.) | 4 Aug. 


482. Return showins at the close of euch financial year from 1835-6 to 1891-92 
ne eee a 2, th 
aggregate Gross Liabilities of the State, as represented by the Nominal Punded | 160 
Debt, &amp;c. ;- printed 396 - nk. - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 332.) J 





Vox. 147.-—— Sess. 1892. D4 


INDEX to the One Hunvrep and Forty-seventH Votumes. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS-— continued. 
NATIONAL DEBT—continued. 





Annuities: 
483. Account of the Gross Amount of all Bank Annuities, &amp;c., and Sums of Money paid to 
the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, &amp;c., within the year 
ending 5th January 1892; printed 144 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 130.) 


NATIONAL DEBT (Military Savings Banks); v. Accounts, Nos. 390—31. 
NATIONAL Dest OFfFice; v. Accounts, No. 579. 

NATIONAL DEBT (Savings Banks); v. Accounts, No. 646§- 

NATIONAL DEB? ‘ Savings Banks and Friendly Societies); v. Accounts, No. 646. 


NATIONAL EDUCATION (Ireland); v. Accounts, Nos. 220—221. 


NATIONAL GALLERY :— 
484. Copy of the Aunual Report of the Director of the National Gallery to the: Treasury for 
the yeur 1891; printed 119 a = - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 120.) #t9 19 
NATIONAL GALLERY (Ireland) :— 
485. Copy of Report of the Director for 1890 - - |S Queen's 
Command. 


NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY :— 
486. Copy of Thirty-fifth Annual Report of the Trustees, being for 1892 - - Pos m 
mmand, 


NATIONAL SCHOOL TEACHERS (Ireland) PENSION FuNnD; v. Accounts, No. 222. 


NATURALISATION CERTIFICATES :— 
487. Return relative thereto; re-printed 97 ° is - (Sess, Papers, n° 0.74.) {sr 18 Jen. 
1880. 1881. 
NAVAL AND MARINE PAY AND PENSIONS ACT; v. Accounts, No. 496. 


NAVAL DEFENCE AcT; v. Accounts, No. 497. | 


NAVAL DEFENCE ACT, 1889; v. Accounts, No. 498. 
NAVAL MANQ@UVRES; v. Accounts, No. 500. 
NAVAL PRISONS; v. Accounts, No. §01. 

NAVAL PrizE MONEY; v. Accounts, No. §02. 
NAVAL SAVINGS BANKS; v. Accounts, No, 503. 
NAVIGATION; v. Accounts, No. 824. 


NAVIGATION AND SHIPPING; v. Accounts, No. 463. 


Navy :— 
Appropriation Account : ‘ 
488. Aypropriation Account of the Sums granted by Parliament for Navy Services, for the) | 
vear ended gist March 1891, with Report thereon, &amp;c.; printed 51; referred to the ee ie 
Committee on Navy and Army Expenditure, 1890-91 ; 347 (Sess. Papers, n° 51.) by ey 
Courts Martial: | 
489. Returns of the Number of Courts Martial held during the year 1891 - a, | 





Dockyard Expense Accounts : 
490. Copy of Annual Accounts for the year 1890-y1; printed 179 (Sess. Papers, n°.147.) | by Act. 


Estimates : 
491. Navy Estimates for the year 1892-93, with Explanatory Observations by the Financial 
Secretary to the Admiralty ; and Explanations of the Differences; :eferred to Com- 
mittee of Supply, 60; printed 60 - - = = = (Sess. Papers, n° 81.) 
Queen’s 


492. Copy of Statement explanatory of the Navy Estimates, 192-93 a ec abd ee {eo 


Exceptions to Queen’s Regulations : 
493. Copy of List of Exceptions during 1891-92 - - { Pr onndy 


Queen’s 








































55 &amp; 56 Vier.) INDEX ¢o the One Hunvrep and Forry-srvenra Votume. 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. ‘ete i 





Navy—continued. ; 
Health: | 
494. Copy of Statistical Report of the Health of the Navy for 1891; printed 283 -  -] | Queen's ’ 
(Sess. Papers, n° 224.) { | Command “79 
Hydrographer’s Report : 
495. Copy of Report by the Hydrographer of the Admiralty for the year 1891 - - - { —— *.| 189 
Naval and Marine Pay and Pensions Act, 1865 : 
496. Copy of Order in Council approving a Memorial of the Lords Commissioners of the) | , 6 
Admiralty, submitting a Proposal relative ts Mess Money a ee *} — 
Naval Defence Act : 
497- Copy of Memorandum explanatory of the working of the Act; printed 152 - - Queen’s 
(Sess. Papers, n° 133.) } Command. 144 
Naval Defence Act, 1889: 
498. Copy of Contracts entered into by the Admiralty by virtue of the Act; printed gi - —_ 8 
(Sess. Papers, N° 105.) } — 9 
499. Copy of Account showing the Amount uf Money provided to meet the Expenditure for 
the purposes of the Act, &amp;c.; printed 125 = - - - (Sess. Feeens. 123.) } zis 19 
Naval Maneuvres : 
500. Copy of Narrative of the partial Mobilisation of the Fleet and the Naval Mancuvres Queen's 
_—_—- + © et. ee ee ow! .. eh - ee oe 
Navy Prisons : 
501. Copy of Regulations issued to the Governors and other Officers f mer Majesty’ 81! oe see 
aval Prisons - = - : ~ - ° 2 a a 179 
Naval Prize Money: 
502. Account of Naval Prize Money from 1st April 1891 to 31st March 1892; printed 402 by Act. 397 
(Sess. Papers, n° 344.) 
Naval Savings Banks : 
503. Account of Deposits, &amp;c., in Naval Savings Banks in 1890-91 ; printed 402 - 5 by Act. 397 
(Sess. Papers, N° 345.) 
Navy and Army Expenditure, ; v. Accounts, Nos. 18, 19. 
Officers ; v. Accounts, No. 705. 
Royal Naval Reserve: 
504. Copy of Report of Committee thereon - - - - - = = = = [{ fucen's 78 
Royal Navy: 
505. Copy of List of Effective Ships of the Royal, &amp;c.; printed 283 - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° o05. ) } - 279 
Victualling Yard Manufacturing Accounts, 1890-91 : 
506. Annual Victualling Accounts of the Navy for the year 1890-91 ; printed 189- - | 
(Sess. Papers, n° 157.) J by Act. 185 
Votes; v. Accounts, No. 575. 
NETHERLANDS ; v. Accounts, No. 914. 
New CHARTERS; v. Accounts, Nos. 477, 478. 
New Forest RIFLE RANGE :— 
507. Copy of Report on the Suitability and Safety of the Rifle _— es which it is proposed by Address, 
to establish in the New Forest ; printed 322 - . rt Papers, N° 247.) } 32! = 


NEWFOUNDLAND; v. Accounts, Nos. 105, 893, 894. 


NEwPorrt; v. Accounts, No, 770. 

NIGER TERRITORIES; v. Accounts, No. 879. 
Nigut Work ; v. Accounts, No. 285. 
NORFOLK ; v. Accounts, Nos. 771, 772. 
NoRTHAMPTON ; v. Accounts, Nos. 416, 417. 
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ; v. Accounts, No. 773. 


Norru Rrpinc oF YORKSHIRE; v. Accounts, Nos. 421, 422, 818, 819. 






Vou. 147.—Sess. 1892. e E 


INDEX to the One Hunprep and Forty-seventu Votume. —_[1999, 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Pe ne A 
NORTHUMBERLAND; v. Accounts, No. 776. —_ \i— 
NorTHWICH ; v. Accounts, Nos. 774, 775- 


NOTTINGHAM ; v. Accounts, No. 346. 


NOTTINGHAMSHIRE ; v. Accounts, Nos. 777, 778. 
NYASSALAND; v. Accounts, No. 881. 

OBSERVATORY, RovAL (Edinburgh) ; v. Accounts, Nos. 640, 641. 
OFFENCES, AGRARIAN (Ireland); v. Accounts, No. 3. 


OFFICERS’ SERVICE; v. Accounts, No. 37. 


O1L Rivers (Correspondence) :— 
508. Copy of Correspondence relating to the Disturbances at Aquetta Oil Rivers 


On-LICENCES; v. Accounts, No. 369. 


OPEN AIR MEETINGS; v, Accounts, No. 533. 

OPEN AIR SERVICES, Paosscurions FoR; v. Accounts, No. 173. 
Opium; v. Accounts, Nos. 188—192. 

Opium Licences (Upper Burmah); v. Accounts, No. 92. 
ORDNANCE FACTORIES; v. Accounts, Nos. 38—40. 


ORDNANCE SURVEY :— 
509. Copy of Report of the Progress of the Ordnance Survey, to 31st December 1891 - { 6 ome 


510. Copy of Report of the Departmental Committee appointed to inquire into the one Seente 
of the Civil Assistanrs employed on the Ordnance Survey - - - - = &lt;J | Command. 


OUTRAGES, AGRARIAN (Ireland); v. Accounts, Nos. 4—6. 
OXFORD; v. Accounts, Nos. 780, 928. 

OXFORDSHIRE; v. Accounts, Nos. 781, 782. 

PARCEL Post ; v. Accounts, No. 550. 


PARLIAMENT (Debates and Proceedings) :— 
611. Copy of Contract between the Comptroller of the Stationery Office and Reuter’s 
Telegram Company, Limited, for Printing and Publishing Reports of Debates and 47 
Proceedings in Parliament; printed 47 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 46.) 


PARLIAMENT (Election and Dissolution) :— 


612. Return of the dates on which each Parliament was Elected and Dissolved since “j 
passing of the Septennial Act, &amp;c.; printed 20g -  - (Sess. Papers, n° 165.) 157 


PARLIAMENTARY AND COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS (Metropolis) (Lists of Voters) :— 
513. Return of the Cost, &amp;c., of preparing the various Borough Lists of Parliamentary and} | °¥ ao 
County Council Voters in the Metropolis for 1890; printed 376 - - - t Session, 
(Sess. Papers, N° 290.) 2 June. 
PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCIES :— 
514. Return showing Number of Electors on the Register now in Force in each } by Address, 
mentary Constituency; printed 322 - - - + (Sess. Papers, n° 244.) 95 


PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS (Illiterate Voters) :— 


515. Return showing the Number of Persons who Voted as Illiterates at Parliamentary) by Address 
Elections in the United Kingdom since the gth April 1891 ; printed 389 - eel om 
(Sess. Papers, N° 319.) | 

PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS :— 
616. List of Bills, Reports, Estimates, and Accounts and Papers, printed by Order of he | laid 


House, und of Papers presented by Command, Session 1892, with a General Alpha-| | ¢ Teble 


he 
betical Index thereto, 24th Parliament, 7th Session, 55 &amp; 56 Vic., gth February to by Mr. 


28th June 1892; printed40o3 =~ - - (Sess. Papers, n° 363.) 








55 &amp; 56 Vicr.} INDEX to the Onz Hunprep and Forty-seventu Vouome, 





\cCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. elena 8 lee 


PATENTS, DESIGNS, AND TRADE MARKS ACT, 1883 :— es ra 


517. Copy of Ninth Report of the Comptroller then of Patents, Designs, and ne Queen's 283 
Marks, with Appendices, for 1891 - - Command. 






























PATENTS, DESIGNS, AND TRADE MARKS ACTS, 1883 to 1888 :— 


518. Copy of the Patents Rules, 1892, made by the Board of Trade under the Acts - - a 63 
PATENTS, DESIGNS, AND TRADE MARKS ACT, 1888 :— 

519. Copy of Register of Patent Agents Rules, 1891 . « « ©» “@..\6. el See 9 
Patriotic FUND :— 

520. Copy of Thirtieth Report of the Royal Commissioners = - ae oe Lenn 349 
PauPERISM (England and Wales) :— 

§21. Return relative thereto; printed 60 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 78.) 60 60 
PauPERS (England and Wales) :— 

522. Return showing the Number of Penge &amp; in Ressipt of Relief on the 1st January 1891, 

&amp;c.; printed 349-  —- - = (Sess. Papers, n° 266.) } 105 340 


Pay; v. Accounts, No. 496. 
Pay, NON-EFFECTIVE PAY, AND ALLOWANCES; v. Accounts, No. 41. 
PEACE, JUSTICES OF THE; v. Accounts, No. 384. 


PEACE PRESERVATION (Ireland) ACT, 1881 ( Orders) :— 


523. Copy of Order in Council under the Act wth seapent to oe Importation of Arms and Queen's 
Ammunition into Ireland - - « “4 “ “ 4 Command. 40 


PEMBROKE; v. Accounts, No. 166. 
PENSION FUND (National School Teachers) (Ireland); v. Accounts, No. 222. 
PENSIONS; v. Accounts, Nos. 87, 321, 496, 712. 


PENSIONS AND SUPERANNUATION ALLOWANCES :— 
524. Return relative thereto; printed 349 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 267.) 119 














340 
PERMANENT CHARGES COMMUTATION :— 
525- Copy of Treasury Minute relating to an Attempt to Commute Lord Rodney’s Pension 
of £. 2,000 a year; printed 397 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 340.) 397 397 
PersiA; v. Accounts, Nos. 899, yog. 
PETERBOROUGH ; v. Accounts, No. 783. 
| PETERHEAD; v. Accounts, No. 332. 
| PETROLEUM, PASSAGE OF ( Suez Canal) ; v. Accounts, No. 898. 
Puarmacy Acts (Ireland):— | 
526. Copy of Two Orders in Council under the Acts me ow . = (elie) = 2 ee 27 
527. — Order in Council under the Acts - - - - - - - ° by Act. 185 
Piers aND Harpours (Irelund) EXPENDITURE; v. Accounts, No. 333- 
PIERS AND HARBOURS PROVISIONAL ORDERS; v. Accounts, Nos. 334—338. 
PILOTS AND PILOTAGE :— 
528. Copy of Order in Council approving Pilotage Bye-Laws for the City of Bristol - = - =| by Act. 6 
529. Order in Council apprering et Byetone made byt the Fyne Pilotage) niles 54 
Commissioners- - ¢ Pati , 
530. Order in Council approving anes Pilstage Bye-Laws_ ‘made by the a by Act 292 
Harbour Commissioners - - o . | 
531. — Order in Council approving certain Pilotage By-laws made by the Mersey | 
Docks and Harbour Board - -- itll ’} 7 oe ” 


532. Abstract of Returns relating to Pilots and Pilotage for 1891 ; ates 269+ - - : 
(Sess. Papers, n° 212.) } a 263 





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INDEX to the One Honvren and Forty-seventH Vo.Lume. 1899, 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS— continued. 


Ordered, Presented, 

PILoTAGE PROVISIONAL ORDERS :— — wikgn 

633- Copy of Memorandum stating the Nature of the Proposals contained in the Provisional 
Order included in the Pilotage Orders Confirmation Bill, No. 1; printed 85 - + 85 85 

(Sess. Papers, A 104.) 
POLICE :— 
Counties and Boroughs : 

. Copy of Reports of the Inspectors of f Conatiaton - the year ending 29th September 

a 1891 j ; pricted 25 oes . 2 (Sess. a, Ne 13.) } by Act. 5 


Foreign Countries : 


535- Copies of Reports on the Control and Organisation of the weties | in » Capitals and Queen's 
rovinces of Certain Foreign Countries - - - - He Command.| 340 


Metropolitan Police: 
536. Accounts showing Sums received and expended, for the Purposes of the Metropolitan | 
by Act 


Police, Police Superannuation Fund, and Metropolitan Police Courts, between ist 199 
April 1891 and gist March 1892 ; printed 203 - - (Sess Papers, n° 166.) 
Metropolitan Police ( Audit of Accounts): 
537- Copy of Treasury Minute pouag &amp; the Audit of Accounts of the Receiver of ~~ a 
etropolitan Police by the Exchequer and Audit Departmeut - -— - — 15 


Metropolitan Police District (Open Air Meetings) : 
638. Return showing Names of Places in the Metropolitan Police District where Open " by Address) 304 


Meetings may lawfully be held, &amp;c. ; printed 330 - (Sess. Papers, n* 249.) sor 
Metropolis : 
539- Copy of Report of the Commissioner of Police for the Metropolis for the year 1891 - f nen 376 


Police Act, 1890 : 


540. Copy of Correspondence relative to the refusal of the Certificate of we Geeretaty of 
State under the Act - - - * = = 2 * a } by Act. 153 


Royal Irish Constabulary : 


541. Return showing by Counties the Free Quota and Extra Force of the Rayel avi Con-) | by Order 
stabulary for the year ended gist March 1891; printed4o  - | of last 


. 2 
(Sess. Papers, N° 33.) 30 Jule, 7 
Scotland : 
542. Copy of Thirty-fourth Annual Report of the snapecter of } Constalealany for Scotland,| | Queen's age 
for the year ended 15th March 1892s - - © -J | Command. 


Wages ; v. Accounts, No. 954. 


PoLtinG Districts; v. Accounts, Nos, 234—248. 














POLYNESIAN LABOUR; v. Accounts, Nos. 120, 120*, 121. 
Poo.Le ; v. Accounts, No. 784. 

PoonaH; v. Accounts, No. 178. 
Poor LAw :— 





ae OY of Poor Law Guardians (Dissolved or Warned) (Ireland); v. Accounts, 
o. 64. 
Indoor and Ontdoor : 
543- Return relative thereto - - - “hy ee, . « . “ oS 28 


[Order for above Return, discharged, 86.]} 
Indoor and Outdoor Relief : 


644. Return relative thereto; printed 349 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 265.) 86 34° 
Indoor and Outdoor Relief (Ireland) : 
645. Return relative thereto; printed 403 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 360.) 137 403 


_ Poor Relief (England and Wales) : 


646. Statement of the Amount expended for In-Maintenance and Qut-door Relief in} 350 
1892 ; printed350 - - - - + = (Sess. Papers, No.270.) 3 36° 


Poor Relief and Public Health (Scotland) : 
547. Copy of Forty-seventh Annual Report, 1891-92 


PORTLAND; v. Accounts, No. 785. 




































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2. 


UI 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. yg ee 
PORTRAIT GALLERY ; v. Accounts, No. 486. 


PorTS; v. Accounts, Nos. 166, 384. 

PorTS AND COALING STATIONS; v. Accounts, Nos. 348—350. 
PoRTSMOUTH; v. Accounts, No. 552. 

PostTaL MonEY ORDER REGULATIONS; v. Accounts, No. 551. 


Post OFFICE : 
548. Copy of the Thirty-eighth Report of the Postmaster General - - -  - - Fo 394 
American Mail Service: 
549. Return showing the Number of Days, Hours, and Minutes occupied by the Pass es, | 
both outward and inward, during the year 1891, of certain Steamships carrying Her} 136 185 
Majesty’s American Mails; printed 189 - - ~- (Sess. Papers, n° 152.) 
Mail Ships ; v. Accounts, Nos. 452, 453- 
Parcel Post (United States of America and Great Britain) : 


550. Copy of all Correspondence relating to the Proposal for the Establishment of a Parcel 
Post between the two Countries; printed 53 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 54.) 28 5! 


Postal Order Regulations : 
551. Copy of Regulations made under the Post Office (Money Order) Acts, 1848 to 1883 by Act. 240 
Post Office Mail Contract (Portsmouth and Ryde Mails) : 


552. Copy of Contract for the Conveying of Mails between Portsmouth and Ryde; 
printed g - 2 2 * = = = = = (Sess. Papers, n° 1.) 9 9 


Post Office (Revenue and Expenditure) : 


553- Return showing for each year since 186-70, inclusively, the Revenue, Expenditure, 
and Net Revenue of the Post Office ; printed 365 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 281.) } 


Post Office Savings Banks ; v. Accounts, No. 648. 


Post Office Telegraphs : 
554. Account showing Gross Amount received and expended on account of the pee 


212 368 


Service during the year ended gist March 1891 ; printed 25 - - - ° 
(Sess. Papers, n° 19.) 
555- Account on the Gross Amount received and the Gross Amount expended -) 
respect of the Telegraph Service from the date of the Transfer of the Telegraphs to 
the State to 31st March 1891 ; printed 28 - - - (Sess. Papers, n* 21.) J 87 27 


556. Copy of Regulations as to Foreign Telegrams, made by the Postmaster General - - | by Act. 


by Act. 16 























272 
| —— Capital Account: 

557- Account of Receipts and Payments by the Postmaster General in respect of Telegraph 

Undertakings, &amp;c., to gist March 1891; printed25 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 8 a haee 4 
Revenue and Expenditure ; 

. §§8. Return showing for each year since the Purchase of the Telegraphs the Revenue and 

Expenditure of the Post Office; printed 365 - - - Sess. Papers, n° 282.) 212 358 
— Universal Postal Union: : 

559- Copy of Universal Postal Convention - - ~ . e " . ‘ ‘ Banna 358 


PotATo DISEASE: 


| 
560. Copy of Report on recent Experiments in checking Potato Disease in the United Queen's | 
+ el and Abroad - - - - - - - - - - - } Command. 157 
| 
PRISCNS :— | 
Convict Prisons (England, §c.); 
561. Copy of Report of the Directors for the year 1891-92 - - - - o) =e Haat 383 
England and Wales: 
562. Copy of Order under the Prison Act,1877, - - - - - = «= - by Act. 61 
563. Copy of Rules under the Prison Act, 1877; printed 66 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 87.) by Act. 63 
564. Copy of Rule under the Prisons Acts, 1865 and 1877; printed1295 - - - = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 122.) } yaa. 119 
565. Copy of Fifteenth Report of the Commissioners of Prisons LS ie BA ANTS i= 383 


Vou. 147,——Sess. 1892. E 3 








































INDEX ¢o the One Honprep and Forty-seventn Votums. _ [1g99, 
——_—___———————— eee ee OOeeeeeeeee—OoossssS=S=—SSsSa»gq»a»&lt;6wosssa&gt;_~&lt;n&lt;n—&lt;«&gt;—"= 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. ee A 


' PRIsons—continued. 
| 


Ireland : 

566. Copy of Fourteenth Report of the General Prisons Board (Ireland), 1891-92 - - | Dost 397 
—-~-—— Closing of Richmond Prison, Dublin : 

567. Copy of Statement of the Circumstances connected with the Closing of the Prison, &amp;c.;) 

printed400  - = + = 2 - = = (Sess. Papers. x* 343.) 

Military Prisons ; v. Accounts, No. 29. 
Naval Prisons ; v. Accounts, No. §01. 
Scotland: 


568. Copy of Rule made by the Secretary of State for Scotland; printedgi1 - - — - Si ot 
(Sess. Papers, n* 27.) } j 27 


; 
| 


4090 400 








66y. Copy of Fourteenth Annual Report of the Prison Commissioners for Scotland for tities 
asi. ae ee ee ee ee ee oe 
West Indies ( Barbados) : 
570. Copy of Rules for Glendairy Prison, Barbados- - - - - = = = | by det. 26 
PrivaTe BItxs; v. Accounts, No. 136. 
PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION (Expenses) :— 
571. Return of Expenses incurred by Promoters and Opponents of Private Bills%in each) | by Address, 
year from 1886 to 1891, both inclusive; printed 402 - (Sess. Papers, n* 356.) } 180 42 


Prize Money ; v. Accounts, No. 502. 





PROGRESS AND CONDITION (East India); v. AccounTs, No. 193. 


PROSECUTION OF OFFENCES ACTS, 1879 AND 1884 :— 


72. Return showing the working of the Regulations for carrying out the Acts, for the er by Address, 
a: ss eS oe 86 


1891 : printed 104 - * (Sess. Papers, N° 114.) 1ol 


PROSECUTIONS FOR OPEN AIR SERVICES; v. Accounts, No. 173. 
PROSECUTIONS UNDER THE MARGARINE ACT, 1887; v. Accounts, No. 456. 


PROTECTED MALAY STATES ; v. Accounts, No. 124. 






PUBLIC ACCOUNTS AND CHARGES ACT, 1891 :— 
573- Copy of Treasury Minute directing the Appropriation of certain Receipts in Aid o 
&gt; lon provided by Parliament; printed 397 - - (Sess. roan N° 339.) wen. | 397 


PusBic Accounts (Army Votes) :— | 





574. Copy of Treasury Minute authorising the temporary application of Surpluses on 
certain Army Votes, to meet Excesses on other Army Votes; printed 130 - o paohdion, 127 
Sess. Papers, x° 126.) 4 Mar. 1879. 


PUBLIC ACCOUNTS (Navy Votes) :— 
575- Copy of Treasury Minute authorising the temporary application of Surpluses on] |Pursuant to 
certain Navy Votes, to meet Excesses on other Navy Votes ; printed 136 - -\ | Resolution,| 193 
(Sess. Papers, n° 127.) | {* Mfar1879. 
Pustic BILxts; v. Accounts, No. 136. 
Pusiic EXPENDITURE; v. Accounts, Nos. 632—635. 
PuBiic EXPENDITURE AND RECEIPTS; v. Accounts, No. 633. 


PusBtic HEALTH ; v. Accounts, No. 547. 






PusBlic HEALTH ACTS AMENDMENT ACT, 1890 :— 


576. Copy of Regulations made by the Local Government Board for Ireland, relating to Stock 
created by Urban Sanitary Authorities in Ireland under the Act - - - ‘} 


by Act. | BI 
— V. Accounts, No. 354. 


Pusiic INCOME AND EXPENDITURE; v. Accounts, Nos. 634, 635. 


PuBLIC PETITIONS; v. Accounts, No. 137. 





55 &amp; 56 Vicr.] INDEX ¢o the Onze Hunprep and Forrty-szeventa VoLumse. 


————————eeeeeOOOOOOOeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeOaam—mms OO o—m—ewws_s WW .,0 O—ewesr'1 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. iidinin t iiae 


PuBLic RECORDS :— 
577- Copy of Fifty-third Annual Report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records - ee 402 


Ireland: 
578. Copy of Twenty-fourth Report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records a —s 
Ireland co. t.ho ee a ae 
National Debt Office : 
579- Copy of Schedule of Documents in the Office of the Commissioners for the Radestion) 
of the National Debt, not considered of sufficient public value to justify their)» | dy Act. 269 
preservation - - - - - - - - nee ° - a 
War Office: 
580. Copy of Schedule of Documents in the War Office, not considered of enfiicient} . 
publie value to justify their preservation ._ « «= » @ oo ene 26 
Pusiic WorKS (Ireland) :— 
581. Copy of Sixtieth Annual Report of the Commissioners for the year 1891-92 - | &amp; det. 383 


Pustic Works LOAN BOARD :— 
582. Copy of Seventeenth Annual Report of the Board, 1891-92; printed321 - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 242.) } by Act. gl2 
PURCHASE OF LAND (Ireland) ; v. Accounts, Nos. 370—377. 
PURCHASE OF LAND (Ireland) AcT, 1891 ; v. Accounts, No. 377. 
PurcHASE OF LAND (Ireland) AcTS, 1885, 1887, AND 1888; v. Accounts, No. 376. 


QuEEN ANNE'S Bounty :— 
583. Annual Report and Accounts of the Governors, for the year 1891 


- Homeen| 008 


QuEEN’S COLLEGES :— 


(Belfast) : 
584. Copy of Report of the President for the Session 1891-92 - - - - - . —, 390 
(Cork) : 
585. Copy of Report of the President for the Academic Session 1891-92 - - - = - i Queen's 390 
( Galway) : | 
586. Copy of Report of the President for the Academic Session 1891-92 - - - = = =. 390 
QUEENSLAND (Immigration) ; v. Accounts, Nos. 67. 120, 120*, 121. 
RAILWAYS :— 
Accidents : : 
588. Returns of Accidents and Casualties, as reported to the Board of Trade ‘by Railway Queen's 
Companies, duringthe year,ended 31st December 189) “© . ee Command . 85 
689. Ditto - - - ditto - - during the Six Months ended gist March 1892 - ak, 394 
590. Copy of General Report to the Board of Trade upon Railway Accidents during the) | Queen's 
year 1891 - - - - - - - - - - - ° ° *} Command. 394 
Weyhill : : 
591. Copy of Report to the Board of Trade upon the Circumstances attending the Accident) | Queen’ 
Tawttinmattinede.  . &lt;3. 2 ee tt Command.| 149 
Bills: 


692. Copy of Report by the Board of Trade upon all the Railway, Canal, Tramway, Gas, 
Electric Lighting, Water Bills, and Provisional Orders of Session 1892; printed a} 


Sess. Papers, n° 5. 
Continuous Brakes : ( pe 5-) 


593- Returns by Railway Companies on the use of Continuous Brakes, for Six Months e 


ndin , 
the 31st December 1891 - - i aS a te gt tome 170 


* Command. 
594. Ditto - - ditto - - for Six Months ending goth June 1892 - - - { Queen's 394 


General Report : 
595- Copy of General Report to the Board of Trade on the ~~ Traffic and Expenditure of | | Queen's 
- - } Command, 340 


i 


the Railway Companies of the United Kingdom, for the year 1891 — - 
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INDEX ¢éo the One Hunprep and Forry-seventa Vouume. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
RAILWAYs—continued. 


Great Northern (Ireland) Railway : 


Copy of Report of Inquiry by the Board of Trade relative thereto; printed 63 - 


596. 
(Sess. Papers, N° 83.) 
Railway and Canal Traffic Act, 1888 : 


597- Copy of Return giving the Names of the Railway Companies and Railways, Orient 


owned, leased or worked, comprised. in the Railway Rates and Changes Orders 
Confirmation Bills, Nos.1 to25 - = - iin a 


Copy of Return of the Names and Addresses of the Owners of Canals and N avigations, 
who have deposited at the Bourd of Trade a revised Classification of mpeeeta 
Traffic, &amp;c. - - - - - - ° ° ‘ i 


598. ; 
Copy of Rule made by the Board of Trade, extending the Period sith | 


599- 
Objections may be lodged agvant - neneee Coenen of Merchandise Traffic, 


&amp;e.; printed118- - - = + (Sess. Papers, s° 117.) 
Railway and Canal Traffic Acts, 1873 and 1888: 
‘ Copy of Third Annee! Report of the Railway ond Gul Commission, wn Appeniis, 
i8gi1 - = - J 
Railway Commissioners ( Sittings) : 


. Return showing Number of Days on which the Railway Commissioners held Sittings in | 
1889, 1890, and 1891 ; printed 185 : = - (Sess. Papers, N° 151.) { 


Railway Communication between London and Great Towns: 


. Return of the Fast Trains running on Week-days between London and certain Towns ; 
printed 396- = - - (Sess. Papers, n* 331.) 


Railway Returns: 


. Copy of Returns as to the Capital, Traffic, Receipts, and Working Mupendiiese “ 
Railway Companies of the United Kingdom, for the year 1891 - - 


Railway Servants ( Hours of Labour) Inspectors’ Reports : 


. Return relative thereto; printed 330 - = - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 251.) 


Railway Servants ( Hours of Duty exceeding Twelve) : 


. Return of certain Classes of Weekly Paid Servants on Duty during the Month of | 
December 1891, on the Baltways 7 of eo we gam, for more than wore 
Hours at a Time, &amp;e. - - - - 


Railway Servants (Hours of Duty exceeding Ten): 


. Return of certain Classes of Week!y Paid Servants on Duty during the Month of 
af ge 1861, on the Railways of the — aingeon for more than Ten wane wh 
a Time, &amp;c. - - - - - - - : 


Railway Statistics (Ireland) ; v. Accounts, No. 668, 669. 


Railways Abandonment : 


Copies of Reports, under Standing Order 158a, by the Board of Trade 
respecting the following Bills, and their Objects, viz. :— 


‘ Clyde, Ardrishaig, and Crinan Railway ( aaa referred to the Com- } 


mittee onthe Bill,gg - - - = = - ice @ oe 


. Eastbourne, Seaford, and Newhaven Railway Bill; referred to the Committee on a 
Bill, 94 - - - - - - .- - - - - - - 


. Felixstowe and Bawdsey Pony muiany ensamtametand Bill; referred to om Gon: 
mittee on the Bill, gi - - m i ae Ae 


. Heil vor and wuts Railway (Abentonment) Bill; referred 1o the Committee on ~ 
ill,io1r = cc eit. &lt;&lt;) Uw. le ole 


. Kingstown and Kingsbridge Junction Railway Bill; worsened to the Committee on) 
the Bill, 94 a ee - - &gt; « ©.» a 


. ce Railway (Shandenment) om; referred to the Committee on the) 
ill,gq = - . © © © &gt; woth come 


.» Regent’s Canal, Cay and Desks watieey om; vetoed to me Committer « on the 
Bill, 133s - “} 

. ~* spa Valleys Railway —_ Deck Bill; referred to the Committee on the 
ill,gg = - oe mS Ce me, oe ee 


. Welshpool and Llanfair Railway (Absadonment) Bill ; referred to the Committce wet BY 
the Bill, 91 - - - - - - - 


Queen’s 
Command. 


Queen’s 
Command, 


by Act. 


Queen's 
Command, 


139 


Queen’s 
Command. 


190 


Queen's 
Command. 


Queen’s 
Command, 


Pursuant to 


O. 1582. 


Pursuant to 
8.0. 158 a. 


Pursuant to 


8.0. 158a. 


Pursuant to 
8.0. 158 a. 


Pursuant to 


Pursuant to 
S. O. 158a. 


Pursuant to 
S.O. 158 a. 


ery 
O. 158 a. 








56 &amp; 56 Vier.) INDEX to the One Hunprep and Forty-seventu Vutome. 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered. | Presented. 
L a —_— 
RAILW 4 Y¥S—continued. 
Railways (Times of Trains) : 
616. Copy of Return for alternate Months during the year 1891 from certain Railways, | | Queen's 394 
showing the arrival of all Passenger Trains at Specified Stations, &amp;c. - - -f | Command, 
Railways { Trains Passing over Single Lines) : 
617. Return showing Number of all Trains booked to pass over Single Lines of the Great 
‘ Eastern Railway between certain points ; printed 157. - (Sess Papers, n° 135.) } 94 153 
Signal Arrangements : 
618. Copy of Returns by Railway Companies relative thereto, to 31st December 1891 : { aa. 293 
Transfer of Railways (Ireland) Act, 1890: 
619. Copy of Order in Council making Rules under the Act - - - - . - by Act. 27 
Western Highlands of Scotland : 
620. Copy of Report of Special Committee appointed to ieguios into certain Schemes for| | Queen's 89 
the improvement of Railway Communication on the Western Coast of Scotland -J | Command. 


RAINSFORD ; v. Accounts, No. 786. 

RAMSGATE HARBOUR; v. Accounts, No. 339. 

RATING ( Metropolis) :— by Order 
§21. Return relative thereto; printed349 - - - = = (Sess. Papers, n* 264.) Ra Arad 340 

RECOMMENDATIONS OF ROYAL CommMISsIon (Civil Service); v. Accounts, No. go. 5 Aug. 

RECRUITING; v. Accounts, No. 43. 

REDEMPTION ( Tithe- Rent Charge); v. Accounts, No. 823. 


REDEMPTION OF RENT (Ireland) Act, 1891 :— e 
622. Copy of Supplemental Rules under the Act - -~ - - - oe - emda 217 


Com 


REFORMATORY AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS (Great Britain); -v. Accounts, No. 223. 


REGISTRY OF DEEDS ( Ireland) :— . 
623. Copy of Treasury Minute appointing a Registrar of Deeds Me TD tae ee 27 
624. Copy of Treasury Warrants appointing a First and Second Assistant Registrar of Deeds by Act, 49 


REGISTRY (I.and); v. Accounts, Nos. 395, 396. 
RELIEF (Indoor and Outdoor); v. Accounts, Nos. 543—547: 


RELIEF OF Distress (Ireland), 1890-g1— 


625. Copy of Return of Particulars of Relief Works opened in certain Parts of Ireland 63 63 

in the latter end of 18g0 and in 1891; printed63 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 85.) 

RENFREW; v. Accounts, No. 430. ones, 
RESERVE; v. Accounts, Nos. 44—46. 


RESIDENT MAGISTRATES ( Ireland) :— 
626. Return relative thereto; printedgg - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 107.) 57 g! 


RETIREMENT (Civil Servants) ; v. Accounts, Nos. 88, 89. 


REVENUE :— 
Consolidated Fund : 
627. Abstract Account of Issues made in the year ended gist March 1891, with Report) by Act. 66 
thereun ; printed 70 sive ee 2© 2 © - (Sess, Papers, x°&amp;6.) | 
Egyptian Guaranteed Loan of 1885: 
628. Account to gist March isg2 - =~ - - - = = * «© = - - | by Act. 185 
Greek Loan: 
629. Account of Monies paid out of the Consojidated Fund for the Greek Loan, 1891; 66 
printd70 - - - Rinw: « ase - «+ (Sess. Papers, n° 89.) } by Ad. 
Imperial Ottoman Guaranteed Loan of 1855: 
630. Account forthe Year 1891 - Ore - - - .- ep - - | by det. 7° 
Inland Revenue : . 
631. Copy of Thirty-fifth Report of the Commissioners - - + - = = - {See 376 


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REVENUE—continued. 


Public Expenditure : 
632. Return of Public Expenditure (Exchequer tesues), Giage on Taxes for each year ; OF, 
1857-8 to 1891-92; printed 389 ~ - - (Seas. Papers, n° 316.) : 397 
Public Expenditure and Receipts : 
633. Account of Total Public Expenditure in year ending gist March 1892, and Total 
Receipts of the year; printed 189- — - (Sess. Papers, n° 156.) 78 
Public Income and Expenditure : 
634. Account of the Gross Public Income and Expenditure in the year ended gist March 
1892, with the Balances in the a, &amp;c.; printed 189 - - + by Act, 
(Sess, Papers, n° 158.) 
635. Return of Public income ont Expenditure on 1§ — ended gist March 1892; 
printed 376 - - (Sess. Papers, n* 296.) \ #19 
Revenue and Expenditure ; v. Accounts, No. 553- 
Russian-Dutch Loan : 
636. Account of the Sums which have been paid and applied within the year 1891, on 
account of the Russian-Dutch Loan; printed 74 -  - (Sess. Papers, n° 92.) rt 


Sardinian Loan : 
637. Account of the Total Sums issued outof the Consolidated Fund for the Sardinian Loan, by Act. 
to gist December 1891 ; printed 70 - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° go.) ‘} 


REVISING BARRISTERS (Ireland) 1891 :— 
638. Return giving the Names of an Revising eariaaee § in p Seas appointed in 1891, &amp;e. i} 946 
printed 339 - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 257.) 


' RICHMOND BRIDGE :— 


639. Cash Account for the year 1891 - - - - - - - - - ° by Act. 


RICHMOND PRISON (Dublin) ; v. Accounts, No, 567. 


. RIFLE RANGES; v. Accounts, No. §07. 


ROADS; v. Accounts, No. 954. 

RouMANnt!A ; v. Accounts, No. 915. 

ROYAL CoMMISSIONS; v. Accounts, Nos. 343, 385, 386, 823, 953. 
ROYAL JR1ISH CONSTABULARY ; v. ACCOUNTS, No. 541. 

RovaL NAVAL RESERVE; v. Accounts, No. 504. 


Royal Navy; v. Accounts, No. 506. 


Royal OBSERVATORY (Edinburgh) ;— 


640. Copy of First Annual Report of the Astronomer Royal for Scotland, for the year ended | | Queen’s 
16th April 1891 - - - - - - - ° os é i Command. 


Queen's 


641. Copy of Second - ditto - for the year ended sth April 1892 - - - = | canst 


ROYAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND :— 
642. Account of Receipts and Expenditure of the Univaalty for the year ended 31st March by Act. 


1891; printedgi1 - - - -= - (Sess. Papers, n° 31.) 
643. Ditto - - ditto - - for the year ended gist March, 1892; printed 376 by Act. 
( Sess. Papers, N° 299.) usbint’s 
644. Copy of Tenth Annual Report, being for 1891 - - - + = = = = | eumand 


Runcorn; v. Accounts, No. 787. 
RuRkKI; v. Accounts, No. 178. 
Rossian-DutcH Loan; v. Accounts, No. 636. 


RUTLAND; v. Accounts, No, 788. 


| RYDE; v. Accounts, No. 5592. 





SAINT ANDREW'S, UNIVERSITY OF ; v. Accounts, Nos. 949—9§2- 


[ 1899, 


‘ Ordered. Presented. 


_ 


383 


185 


185 


366 


70 


66 


33° 


224 


358 
358 


27 
366 


403 


a  -—™” 








Al 




















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acCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
Saint HELENA ; v. Accounts, No, 105. - 


SAINT JUDE, UPPER CHELSEA; v. Accounts, No. 924. 
SaInT MICHAEL ROYAL; v. Accounts, No. 925. 


Saint MicHaAkt VENTRY ; v, Accounts, No. 925. 
SainT VINCENT; v. Accounts, No. 109. 


SALMON AND FRESHWATER FISHERIES; v. Accounts, No. 292. 





SANITARY MEASURES (East India); v. Accounts, No. 196. 


SANITARY REGULATIONS; v. Accounts, No. 892. 
SARDINIAN LOAN; v. Accounts, No. 637. 


SAVINGS BANKS :— 
Military Savings Banks ; v. Accounts, Nos. 30, 31. 


National Debt: 


SEA AND CoAST FISHERIES FUND (Ireland); v. Accounts, No. 293. 


645. Balance Sheet setting forth Assets and Liabilities of the Commissioners in respect 
of Trustee Savings Banks, on 2oth November 1891; printed 195 - e w + by Act. 
(Sess. Papers, n° 163.) 
National Debt (Military Savings Banks); v. Accounts, Nos. 30, 31. 
National Debt, Savings Banks and Friendly Societies : 
646. Account of the Gross Amount of all Sums received and paid by the Commissioners 
on account of Banks for Savings and: Friendly Societies, in Great Britain and by Act. 
Ireland, from 6th August 1817 to 20th November 1891, &amp;c.; printed 46 ° - 
(Sess. Papers, n* 43.) 
Naval Savings Banks ; v. Accounts, No. 503. 
Officers, &amp;c. : 
647. Return from each Savings Bank in ee and Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, con- 
taining the Names of the Officers, their Salaries, &amp;c.; printed 402 - - ~ - + 83 
(Sess. Papers, n° 347. 
Post Office Savings Banks : Wet oh 
648. Account of all Deposits received and paid, &amp;c., during 1891; printed 305 - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 235.) \ by Act. 
Savings Banks and Friendly Societies : 
649. Account showing Interest accrued, &amp;c., in 1891; printed 348 - fe ee es” 
(Sess. Papers, n° 261.) } » a9 is 
Trustee Savings Banks: 
650. Return from each Trustee Savings Bank, showing the whole of the Transactions which 
took place in the year ended the 20th November 1891 ; printed 80 - « ~ 80 
(Sess. Papers, n° 97.) 
Trustee Savings Banks (Inspection Committee) : 
651. Copy of Scheme for the Appointment of an Inspection Committee tor Trustee Savings 
Banks, &amp;c.; printed 65 ee - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 86.) 65 
ScHOOLS (Ireland) :— | (By Order 
652. Return relative thereto ; printed 31 Pi: - = = (Sess. Papers, x° 23.) iat 
653- Return of Total Grants per the Annual School Returns certified by the Managers, \ —_ 
made by the Irish National Board of Education in 1890, &amp;e.; printed 348  - ! 79 
! (Sess. Papers, n° 260.) 
SCHOOLS “ WARNED”; v. Accounts, No. 210. 
SCIENCE AND ART; v. Accounts, Nos. 225, 226. | 
ScortisH UNIVERSITIES COMMISSION :— | 
654. f Report by th issi o © «© get bet fat 20% .~revo7rs If ee 
54. Copy of Report by the Commission { fe 
4 


SEA FISHERIES ACT, 1868; v. Accounts, No. 294. 


SEA FISHERIES (England and Wales); v. Accounts, No. 295. | 


| 


SE4: FISHERIES OF THE UNITED KINGDOM ; »v. Accounts, No. 296. 


VoL. 147,—— Sess. 1892. F 2 


5&amp;56 Vict.) [INDEX to the‘One Hunprep and Forty-seventu Vou me, 


Ordered. | Presented. 


19t . 


40 


402 


299 


340 


65 


324 


397 














INDEX to the Oxe Honprev and Forty-seventH Votume. © [1999, 






ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
Sea FISHERIES REGULATION ACT, 1888 ; v. Accounts, Nos. 297—298. 






SEAL FISHERIES (Behring Sea) ACT, 1891 :— 
655- Copy of Order in Council, entitled “The Seal Fisheries ( Behring’s Sea) Order in Council” 


— V. Accounts, Nos. 917—919. 







SEEBPUR; v. Accounts, No. 178. 


SELECT COMMITTEES ; v. Accounts, No. 138. 






SHAFTESBURY ; v. Accounts, No. 789. 






SHERBORNE ; v. Accounts, No. 790. 





SHIPLEY; v. Accounts, No. 791. 






. SHIPPING CASUALTIES; v. Accounts, Nos. 464, 465. 






SHIPPING STATISTICS (Ireland); v. Accounts, No. 6tg. 






Saips, MAIL; v. Accounts, Nos. 452, 453- 






Siam; v. Accounts, No. goo. 






SIERRA LEONE; v. Accounts, No. 68. 






SIGNAL ARRANGEMENTS ; v. Accounts, No. 618. 






SILVER QUESTION; v. Accounts, No. 197, 






SINKING FUNDS :— 
656. Account showing Amount received from the Exchequer in respect of Old and ot 







Sinking Funds, in year ended gist March 1892 ; printed 260 - - 


by Act. 267 
(Sess. Papers, n° 196.) 


SITTINGS OF THE HOUSE; v, Accounts, No. 139. 






SLAVE TRADE :— 


657. Co opy of Order in Council, declaring that the Slave Trade Treaty concluded ndtobe 
r Majesty and the Queen Regent of Speke colt we seated to bane ant: and to mm 
an existing Slave Trade Treaty - - 
658. Copy of Order in Council, declaring that the rails Act of the arn ae. 
shall be deemed to have been, and to be, an existing Slave Trade Treaty ~ - -f 





by Act. 292 






by Act. 292 





SLAVE TRADE; v. Accounts, Nos. 881—882, 901, go6. 






SLIGO; v. Accounts, No. §30. 






SMALL ESTATES IN CHANCERY, ADMINISTRATION OF; v. Accounts, No. 1. 


SoANE’S MuSEUMN; v. Accounts, No. 480. 






SOLICITORS’ APPRENTICES (Ireland) ( Commissioners’ Report) :— 
659. Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into and report upon the matter at azo} 





between the Irish Benchers and the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland ; printed 279 
(Sess. Papers, N° 217.) 
SOLWAY WHITE FISHERY COMMISSION ; v. Accounts, No. 299. 






SOMERSET ; v. Accounts, No. 266. 






SOMERSETSHIRE ; v. Accounts, No. 792. 






SONS OF NAVAL OFFICERS; v. Accounts, No. 84. 





SouTH AFRICA :— 
660, Copy of Ordinances made by the British South Africa Company a wees - 






— V. Accounts, No. 307. 






SOUTHAMPTON ; v. Accounts, Nos. 793, 794, 795: 






SPAIN; v. Accounts, Nos. 657, 901, 906. 






SPIRITS, CONSUMPTION OF ; v. Accounts, No. 360. 










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





§ 


A 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 





55 &amp; 56 Vicr.}] INDEX to the Onze Hunprep and Forty-sevextH VoLome. 








Ordered. Presented, 





STAFFORD; v. Accounts, No. 966. 






STAFFORDSHIRE; v. Accounts, No. 796. 


STANDARDS OF WEIGHT AND MEASURE :— : 
662. Copy of Minute of Proceedings with reference to the Examination of the Puarlia- 
mentary Copies of the Imperial Standards of Measure and Weight ; printed 219 = 219 219 
(Sess. Papers, n° 171.) 


— V. Accounts, No. 957- 
STANDING ORDERS; v. Accounts, No. 140. 


STARVATION, DEATHS FROM; v. Accounts, No. 165. 
STATEMENT OF TRADE (East India); v. Accounts, No. 198. 


STATISTICAL PAPERS :— 
Agricultural Statistics : v. Accounts, No. 8. 


(Great Britain): 
































663. Copy of Agricultural Produce Statistics of Great Britain, &amp;c. for i891 - - - |{ ween 97 
———- —— (Jreland,: 
664. Copy of General Abstracts of Agricultural Statistios for 1892 - - - - = = { Dewar 390 
665. Agricultural Statistics of Ireland for 1891 - - © ° - ~ a é Fano 396 
666. Copy of Tables showing the extent in Statute Acres, and the Produce of the Crops, Queen's |, 
fur the year 1892, &amp;c. - - - - - - - . - - -J | Command, 396 
es —— (Migratory Labourers) : 
667. Copy of Report relating to Migratory Labourers,1892  - - -~— - aN Se ae oe 
Banking and Railway Statistics (Ireland) : 
648. Copy of Statistics of Deposits and Cash Balances in Joint Stock Banks, &amp;c., in 
Ireland, in December 1891, and Weekly Traffic Receipts of Irish Railways for the Queen's 91 
year 1890-91, and Railway Traffic Statistics for each of the ten years 1881-90 2} | Commend. 
Banking, Railway, and Shipping Statistics (Ireland) : 
669. Copy of Report thereon for 1892 —- - ~ ° z “1 4 p. : A B named 390 
Criminal and Judicial Statistics ( Ireland) : 
670. Copy of Report on the Criminal and Judicial Statistics (Ireland) for 1891- - = (fam, 396 
Emigration Statistics (Ireland) : 
671. Copy of Emigration Statistics of Ireland for 1891 = - - - - - .” © 'e 's 195 
Judicial Statistics (England and Wales) : 
672. Copy of Judicial Statistics (England and Wales) for 18g1, Parts I. and IL, “ie M.A 376 
Judicial Statistics ( Scotland) : 
673. Copy of Twenty-fourth Annual Report, being fur 1891 - - - - - - an. 383 
Mines (Summaries) ; v. Accounts, No. 475. 
Statistical Abstract ( Colonies) ; v. Accounts, No. 123. 
a (East India); v. Accounts, No. 199. 
— - (Foreign Countries) : 
674. Copy of Statistical Abstract for the Principal and other Countries in each oe Queen’ 
fron: 1880 to 1889-go (Eighteenth Number) - - - - -— = col 
— (United Kingdom) : 
675. Copy of Statistical Abstract for the United mtageoms, | in ween you wrens 1877 to 1891) | Queen's 
(Thirty-ninth Number) pe ee - =f | Command,| 34° 
STILL-BIRTH IN ENGLAND AND OTHER COUNTRIES :— 
676. Return relative thereto - °° -°- *° *° 5 % 8 5" © 8 ‘nr 
Straits SETTLEMENTS; v. Accounts, Nos. 106, 124. 
SvEz CANAL; v. Accounts, Nos. 898, go2. 
Suez CANAL (Purchase of Shares) :— 
677. Account of Sums received from the hetivn. of Egypt, &amp;e., to gist March ain payee 349 


Sess. Papers, n° 273.) J 


printed 358 - - - ¢ 
VoL. 147.——-Sess. 1892. F 3 





INDEX ¢o the One Honvrep and Forty-seventh VoutumE. — figgo: 


‘ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered. | Presented 


SUPERANNUATION ACTS :— 
Superannuation Act, 1859 and 1876: 
678. Copy of Treasury Minute declaring Chingmai to be an unhealthy place for the purposes | 
of the Act - - - - - - - - - - - - - -j 
Superannuation Act, 1884: 
Copies of Treasury Minutes, declaring that the following Persons in the under-mentioned 
epartments were appointed to the Offices set against their Names, without the Grant 
+ Civil Service Certificate, through Inadvertence on the part of the Heads of their 
artments, viz. :— 
. Louisa Rudge, Sub-Postmistress of Buckhurst Hill - - 
. Henry Marden, Postman, Barking - - - : 
. John Wycherley, Postmaster, Whitchurch, Salop - 
. Jonathan Welsby, Postmaster, Prescot - - - 
. Robert Parker, Gute Porter, Antigua - -  - 
. Thomas Kelley, Cooper, Ordnance Store Department 
. Frances Sillitoe, Postmistress, Market Drayton  - 
. Henry C. Hitchcock, Clerk, Exchequer Division, High Court of Justice (Ireland) 
. Frances Lett, Postmistress, Enniscorthy - - : - - 
. William Lancaster, Postman, Gorey i ee a - 
| 
| 


i—7) ~-r + + DS ES 


. Alfred Boucher, Senior Foreman, Naval Ordnance Department - 
. Frederick Yeats, Park-keeper, Regent’s Park - - - ~ 
. Henry Pleasants, Warder, Hampton Court Palace - - 
. Certain Supplementary Clerks in the War Office - - — - 
. Eliza Watts Gardner, Postmistress, Pulborough, Petworth = - 
. George Price, First Class Clerk, Royal Army Clothing Department 
. James Godfrey, Postman - - -  - 
. William Back, Postman - - ° - 
. Philip Burt, Rural Postman - - = - 
. Miles Armitage, Postmaster, Batley - 
. John Bogg, Overlooker, Royal Laboratory 
Superannuation Act, 1887: 

Copies of Treasury Minutes, awarding Retired Allowances under the Act to :— 
. Andrew Donnelly, Examining Officer, London Customs Department + 
. Thomas William Chalmers, Mariner, Matherbank, Portsmouth - - 
. Edward Murphy, Surveyor, Ordnance Survey, Dublin - - -~— - 
. William Tyrrell, Accountant Clerk, Portsmouth Dockyard a. 
. Alfred Plowman Brazier, Telegraphist, Cardiff .  * «°° § Ss 


Superannuation Act, 1887, Army and Navy Officers, §c.: 

. Copy of Return for the year ended gist March 1892 of Army and Navy Officers 
ermitted under the Act to hold Civil Employment of profit under Public 
epartments; printed 389 - - - ~ 7 - (Sess. Papers, N° 317.) 


by Act. 


SUPERANNUATION ALLOWANCES; v. Accounts, No. 524. 
SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES; v. AccouNTS, Nos. 97, 99, 100. 


SUPREME CourRT :— 
706. Copy of Rules of the Supreme Court, dated 5th February 1892 - 


SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE :— 


707. Account of the Receipts and Expenditure of the Supreme Court of Judicature in the 
year ending 28th February 1891; printed 25 - . - (Sess. Papers, n° g.) } 


SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE ( Circuit Allowances, &amp;c.) :— 
708. Return relative thereto; printed 81 - - - - ~~ (Sess. Papers, n° 98.) ‘Ser 3 1. 76 


SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE ACT, 1873 :— 
709. Copy of Order in Council establishing a District Registry of the High Court o 
Justice at West Bromwich - - .. &lt; “ * Z 7 a 2 e es * by Act. 








~ 


ed. 


55&amp; 56 Vict.) INDEX to the One Hunprep and Forry-seventu Votume. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE (Ireland) :— 
710. Account of Receipts and Rapenents in me year ended goth September 1891 5 


SURREY; v. Accounts, No. 801. 
SussEX (Eastern Division); v. Accounts, Nos. 797—799- 


Sussex (Western Division) ; v. Accounts, No. 800. 
TAXATION, LOCAL; v. Accounts, Nos. 431, 432, 436—441. 
TAXATION RETURNS ; v. Accounts, Nos. 436, 437. 


TEACHERS PENSION FUND (Ireland) :— 


printed g - 


- (Sess. Papers, n° 3.) 
1. Copy of Order in Council giving effect to Rules andy ie Supreme Can of 

Jucicature (Ireland) Act, 1877 
— V. Accounts, Nos. 341, 342. 


712. Copy of Memorandum by the Treasury relative thereto ; printed g9 - 


TECHNICAL INSTRUCTION ACT, 1889:— 
Copies of Minutes under the Act, sanctioning subjects to be taught :— 
713. Atherton (Lancashire) 
714. 
715. 
716. 
717. 
718. 
719. 
720. 
721. 
722. 
723. 


724. 
726: 
726. 
727. 


728. 
729. 
730. 
73). 
732. 
733+ 
734- 
735: 
736. 
737- 
738. 
739+ 
. Devonshire’ - 
. Dewsbury - ~ 
. Dorchester - 
. Dover - - 
. Durham - 
. East Stonehouse 
. Erith - - 
. Essex - . 
. Evesham - 
. Glamorganshire 
. Gloucestershire 
. Gloucestershire 
. Great Torrington 


Vou. 147.——Sess. 1892. 


Barnstaple - 
Bedfordshire - 
Belfast - 
Blandford = - 
Bolton -. - 
Bridport - 
Brighton - 
Bristol - - 
Bromley ~ 
Buckinghamshire 
Burnley - - 
Cambridgeshire 


Cambridgeshire (Isle of Ely) 


Canterbury - 


Castleton by Rochdale 
Chadderton (Lancashire) 


Cheshire « 
Cheshire - 
Chester - - 
Cornwall - 
Cumberland 
Cumberland - 
Cumberland - 
Derbyshire - 
Derbyshire - 


Devonshire - 


( Sess. Papers, 


F 4 


9 


“ by Act. 


99 


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


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


by Act. 


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


by Act. 


by Act. 
by Act. 
by Act. 


by Act, 


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


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


by Act. 





9Y 


267 
292 








ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
TECHNICAL INSTRUCTION ACT, 1889—continued. 
Copies of Minutes under the Act, sanctioning subjects 


753. Heywood - - - - 
754- Horfield ae 
755- Huddersfield - - - - 
746. Huntingdonshire 


757. Kent - ° ai is . 
758. Kenilworth - - - Se 
759. Lancashire’ - ° ~ . 
760, Leek - - ~ - ‘i 
761. Leicestershire - - ‘ 
762. Leicestershire - - “ 
"63. Leyton - - - = - 


764. Lincolushire (Kesteven Division) 


765. Lincolnshire (Lindsey Division) 
766. Lyme Regis - . - - 
767. Middlesex - - - - 
768. Middlewich - - -~ - 
769. Monmouthshire - - - 
770. Newport (Monmouth) - - 
771. Norfolk - - - - - 
972. Norfolk- - - - - 
773- Northamptonshire - - 
774. Northwich - - - - 
775- Northwich -— - : - 
776. Northumberland - -~ - 


777- Nottinghamshire - -~— - 
778. Nottinghamshire - - - 
779- Nottinghamshire - - - 
780. Oxford - - - - - 
781. Oxfordshire - - -. - 


782. Oxfordshire - - -~— - 
783. Peterborough - - - - 
784. Poole - - - e o 
785. Portland eo “ar 
786. Rainsford - - - - 
787. Runcorn - . 
708. Rutland - - ~ » 
7°%9. Shaftesbury 
790. Sherborne = - - . - 
791. Shipley - 
792. Somersetshire - - ° is 
793- Southampton 
794. Southampton 
795. Southampton 
796. Staffordshire - - « * 
797. Sussex (Eastern Division) - 
798. Sussex (Eastern Division) - 
799. Sussex (Eastern Division) - 
800. Sussex (Western Division) - 
801. Surrey -  - - a @ 
$o2. Tosteth Park- - - = - 
83. Tunbridge Wells - . - 
Roq. Tyldesley with Shakerley - 
805. Usk - . - - - 
806. Wakefield - - - - 
807. Walton-on-the-Hill - - 


to be taught-—continued. 





INDEX fo the One Honvrep and Forty-seventH VoLeUmMr. 


Ordered. 


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


by Act. 


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





[1892 


Presented, 


—_—_— 


203 


aomomaocacnr ns 


203 
203 
349 


70 
349 
152 
203 

70 


203 


sis J J “J 


70 
292 


ow x @ 


110 
292 


349 


152 
int 
203 








4 








—— 
\gCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. bial 


TECHNICAL INSTRUCTION ACT, 1889—continued. 
Copies of Minutes under the Act, sanctloning subjects to be taught—continued . 


II 


88. Wareham - - - - - - - - - - - - - - by Act. 
809. Warrington - - - ° e m “ . 2 - . ‘ - A by Act. 
810. Warwickshire - - - - - . ° ° ° é A e - | by Act. 
811. Waterloo-with-Seaforth - - - - - - - toe - - - | by Act. 
812. Weymouth and Melcombe Regis - - - - = = = = = = | by Aet. 
813. Whitworth - - - - - - ~ 1 . e e - ~ « by Act. 
814. Wiltshire - - - - - « om &lt; . . . oh Bead. 
815. Winsford ee . A eae oe an aed ae «  @ &gt; * ~ by Act. 
816. Worcester - te. ie a le ek ag) a rl oe se te" ae 
817. Worcestershire - - = - Boe a opt er cue te tag iin 
818. Yorkshire (North Riding) - - -+ = = -© = = = = = | by det. 
819. Yorkshire (North Riding) - - - - “ - &gt; - » » a by Act. 


820. Yorkshire (West Riding) i: os * he o&gt; -exehine tie eee 
TELEGRAPHS; v. Accounts, Nos. 554—559- 


whe SYSTEM :— 


. Copy of Treasury Minute upon the Development of the — System in the 293 
nited Kingdom; printed 293 - - .- - = (Sess. Papers, n° 229.) \ 
| TELEPHONIC SERVICE; v. Accounts, No. 896. 
| TEMPORARY LAWS :— rig err 
| 822. Copy of Register of Temporary Laws for the Seventh Genion of the Twenty-fourth | of Select 
Parliament of the United Kingdom; printed 300 - (Sess. Papers, n°294.) J prop wn 
| TENURE OF OFFICE BEYOND 65 (Civil Servants); v. Accounts, No. 89. — 
TerMs AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE; v. Accounts, Nos. 47—49- 
| TITHE RENT-CHARGE ; v. Accounts, No. 380. 
TitHE RENT-CHARGE REDEMPTION (Reyal Commission) :— 
823. Copy of Report of the Commissioners - - - - - = - = = [f Queen's 
ToKAR; v. Accounts, No. 890. : 
TONGA; v. Accounts, Nos. 903, god. 
TOXTETH PARK; v. Accounts, No. 802. 
TRADE AND NAVIGATION :— 
824. Copy of Accounts relating to Trade and Hangetion of the United Kingdom for each 9 
Month in 18y2; printedg -  - - - «= (Sess. Papers, n° 4.) 
TRADE AND TREATIES :— 
825. Copy of Seventh Report of the Trade and Treaties Committee to the Board of Trade - a. 
826. Copy of Ninth Report of the Trade and Treaties Committee to the Board of Trade - Pama 
ma 
TRADE (Foreign Countries and British Possessions) :— 
827. Copy of Annual Statement for 1891 - - « ° 7 m - - ‘. a 


TRADE MARKS ; v. Accounts, Nos. 517—519. 


TRADE REPORTS (Annual Series) :— 


828. Copies of Diplomatic and Consular Reports on Trade and Finance, Nos. g38 to 978 - { a. 
829. Copies of Reports, Nos. 979, 980 and 981 - - oe a ert - - - Fated 4 
830. Copy of Report, No. 982 ae ae ee eh a Ne Oe em Dye ea {o. 
331. Copy of Report, No. 983 ae ed a ee ee, ae ee ae ame, 
832. Copy of Report, No. 984 ee ea ee ae a Se ee Reeve 
833. Copy of Report, No. 985 bo eR ee oy f Fannie 
834. Copy of Report, No. 986 ye a See Se Oe reas { oa 


Vou. 147.——Sess. 1892. e G 








55 &amp; 56 Vicr.] INDEX ¢o the One Hunprep and Forry-sevenru Voiumr. 





293 


300 


114 


246 































en eT YE a ae ae eR SA EE SE EIT Oe GT A TN 


a ee 









ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
TRADE REPORTS (Annual Series)—-continued. 





835. Copies of Reports, Nos. 987, 988 and 989 - - - - - ~ 7 + 
836. Copies of Reports, Nos. 990 and 991 - de ee a on ee tee 
837. Copies of Reports, No.g92 tog9§ - = - ae. ey a ee m 
838. Copy of Report, No. 996 Oe Kg a ORE ce” &gt; gt PR 
839. Copy of Report, No. 997 are om: | tee ie ee Fe ee 
840. Copies of Reports, Nos. 998 and gg99 a ae ee ee ee 
841. Copies of Reports, Nos, 1000 to 1003— - - - - « . m ” ‘ 
842. Copies of Reports, Nos. 1004 to 1008_— - - - - - -- - - 
843. Copies of Reports, Nos. 1009 to1019 - = = ll 
844. Copies of Reports, Nos. 1020 to 1031 _— - - - ° e . - - ° 
845. Copy of Report, No. 1032 oe ee ae” “ee spe ee eee 
846. Copies of Reports, Nos.1093 to 1037 - - - - = = + - = 
847. Copies of Reports, Nos. 1638 to. 1042 - - - - - - - : - 
848. Copies of Reports, Nos. 1043 to105t = - - - - - = = « - 
849. Copies of Reports, Nos. 1052 to 1057 _—- ee ee ee, ee ee 


850. Copies of Reports, Nos. 1058 to1062  -~—- - - - er » é 
851. Copies of Reports, Nos. 1063 to 1066 = - - - - - - ° ° - 


852. Copies of Reports, Nos. 1067 to 1074 - - -— = - - = = 
Index, 1886-92 : 
853. Copy of Index to Reports from Her Majesty’s Diplomatic and Consular Representatives) 
Abroad on Trade and Subjects of General and Commercial Interest, 1886-g2- - 
TRADE REPORTS ( Miscellaneous Series) :— 
854. Copies of Reports on Subjects of General and Commercial Interests, Nos. 209 to 220 - 


855. Copy of Report, No. 221 Se ee ee ee ee, ee ee ee er. 
856. Copy of Report, No. 222 - - - - - ~ “ 7 . r 5 
856. Copy of Report, No. 223 - = = +. /-_ om: sen 
857. Copy of Report, No. 224 Paine is it - = et a nigh ly 
858. Copy of Report, No. 225 ._ -_ « 2 «©  * ewe oe em Ue 
859. Copy of Report, No. 226 a a ee en ee ee ee 
860. Copy of Report, No. 227 - - - - - - - - . m - 
861. Copy of Report, No. 228 - = = = eh agg CQ ee grins 
862. Copy of Report, No. 229 . - - - = - - - ° 2 . 
863. Copy of Report, No. 230 - - - - - ° . ° . ‘ 
864. Copy of Report, No. 231 - - ~ ‘ * ‘i " . . * . 
865. Copy of Report, No. 232 a a a a ae ee See og ee 
866. Copy of Report, No. 233 ° . “ ™ is - » ‘i = m “ 
867. Copies of Reports, Nos. 234 to 237 a a ee ee ee er ae ht 
868. Copy of Report, No. 238 a ne a oe aera ae, ee? 


869. Copy of Report, No. 239 ome a ae ge eo en a ee 


TRADE UNIONS; v. Accounts, No, 306. 

















Queen’s 
Command. 





Queen’s 
Command. 





Queen’s 
Command. 
{ Queen’s 


Command. 


Queen’s 
Command, 


Queen’s 
Command. 
Queen’s 
Command. 
Queen’s 
Command. 
Queen's 
Command. 
Queen's 
Command. 
Queen's 
Command. 












Queen’s 
Command. 


JS Queen's 
| Command. 






( Queen’s 
| Command. 
{ Queen’s 
Command. 
Jf Queen's 
( Command, 

















Queen’s 
Command. 





































195 


246 
273 
299 
324 
366 
406 


390 


101 
105 
111 
146 
185 
195 
234 
273 
299 
324 
349 
366 














— V. Accounts, Nos. 883, 895, 905. 
Vou, 147.——Sess. 1892. G2 


4cCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Site’ 
TRAINING COLLEGES ; v. Accounts, Nos. 207, 232. ae 
TRAINS PASSING OVER SINGLE LINES; v. Accounts, No. 617. 
TrAINS, TIMES OF; v. Accounts, No. 616. 
TRAMWAYS :— 
870-71. Copy of Rules made by the Board of Trade under “ The Tramways Act, 1870” - by Act. 
872. Return of Street and Reed Tremeeya eutharteed by Pestioeemt, he., to goth = 367 
1892 - - - - - - - - 
TRAMWAYS AND GAS AND WATER ORDERS :— 
873. Copy of Report by the Board of Trade of their Proceedings under the Svemenye ee Queen's 
Gas and Water Orders Act during the Session of 1892 - - -— - -} | Command. 
TRAMWAYS ORDERS CONFIRMATION (No. 1) BILL [Lords] :— 
874. Copy of Memorandum stating the Nature a: the Bospecsia contained in the Bill; 5) | (Queen Queen's 
printed 339 — - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 256.) 
——_—_- —————_—_—_- — (No. 2) Bit :— 
875. Ditto - - - Dito - - - = printed 396 (Sess Papers, n° 329.) { Fst 
mmand. 
TRANSFER OF RAILWAYS (Ireland) AcT, 1890; v. Accounts, No. 619. 
TREASURY CHEST :— 
876. Account tor 1890-91; printed 46- = - - - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 44.) | by act. 
TREATIES AND CORRESPONDENCE :— 
Africa : 
877. Copy of General Act of the Brussels Conference, 1889-99 - - - - - Pn m 
878. Copy of Papers aprons - ppt suony me Mombasa to Luke bipaaars Queen’s 
Nyanza - e " a . 4 - Jf | Command. 
879. Copy of Return of Import and Export Duties levied in the Niger Territories = - Fs mabdl 
880. Copy of Papers relating to the Mombasa Railway Survey o&gt; - Sa 
881. Copy of Papers relative to the Suppression of Slave Raiding in Nyassaland = - \ Comment 
882. Copy of Papers relative to Slave Trade in Zanzibar - :. oe ee.” hal 8 fone 
883. Copy of Papers relative to Arrangements between Great Britain and France, respecting , 
West Africa - = - it Me - - - “es . . . . } Fae 
Belgium ; v. Accounts, Nos. 897, g04. 
Brazil: 
884. Copy of Article 69 of the Constitution of Brazil - mi )- ian s bog: glen Jog PD soncind 
British Immigrants ( Brazil); v. Accounts, No. 347. 
Chile : 
885. Copy of Correspondence respecting the Revolution in Chile - - - - - { Fs meric? 
China : 
886. Copy of further Correspondence respecting Anti-Foreign Riots in China - -~ - F meee 
Commercial Treaties and Tariffs : 
887. Copy of Correspondence relative thereto - - - - - - «-« = - Panna 
888. Copy of further Correspondence relative theereto - - - - = &lt;= = |! Queen's 
| Command- 
Egypt : 
889. Copy of further Correspondence respecting the Egyptian Exiles in Ceylon “ “ Sate 
890. Copy of Closvespondance respecting me Reosenpeties of ened by = Egyptian Queen's 
Government - ‘ nt Command, 
89:. Copy of Report on the Administration, Finances, and Condition of Egypt - - - Pe asd 
892. Copy of Correspondence respecting the Sanitary Regulations of Egypt - -  - — ; 
France : 
893. Copy of Notes exchanged between Great Britain and wrenen for the Renewal of the Queen's 
Modus Vivendi in Newfoundland - - - - eS ey } Command. 
894. Copy of further Correspondence respecting the N svteendienil Fisheries - - Coma A 


55 &amp; 56 Vicr.] INDEX ¢o the One Hunprep and Forty-seventu Votome. 


Presented. 


27 


403 


33° 


394 


40 


63 
234 
306 
330 
358 
358 


89 


157 
85 


136 
322 


27 
63 
111 


39° 


164 
394 


. 
h 
i 








[INDEX to the Onze Honprep and Forty-seventa Vowumr. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. we 
TREATIES AND CORRESPONPENCE—continued. a 


Great Britain; v. Accounts, Nos. 883, 893, 894, 895, 897, 90:33—908, 91 1—915, 920. 


Great Britain and France ( Telephonic Service) : 
895. “— of Declaration between Great Britain and France for the Execution of ~ Queen's 
greement for the Regulation of the Telephonic Service between the two Countries Command. 
Italian Law of Guarantees : 
896. Copy of the Italian Law of Guarantees - - - - - - - 7 - 


North Sea Fisheries : 


897. Copy of Declaration between Great evens ont Belgien segetting the tes Sea — 
Fisheries - - - - = - J Command. 


— V. Accounts, No. go4. 


Passage of Petroleum (Suez Canal) : 
898. ee of 2 area seapeating the Passage of Putweloum in we Gough the) | Queen's 


uez Canal - ° ° : -} | Command. 
Persia: 

899. Copy of Correspondence respecting the Persian Tobacco Concession- = - - - Beanie 
— V. Accounts, No. 909. 
Siam ; 

goo. Copy of a Report on a Journey in the MéKong Valley, witha Map - - anys ra Que | 
Spain: 


gol. Copy of Treaty between Her Majesty and Her Majesty the Ques mm ent of 8 ain ; 
for the Suppression of the African Save Trade - . ‘ a 


— V. Accounts, No. go6. 


Suez Canal: 


go2. Copy of Returns of Shipping | and Tonnage posting Guage Ge Sees Cosel in 1889, Site 
1890, and 1891 -— - ’} Command. 


— V° Accounts, No, 898. 


Tonga: 
903. Copy of Agreement between Great Britain and Tenge relative to the trial of British lait 
Subjects = - - - - - - - - - - - - © | Gund. 


— V. Accounts, No. go8. 


Treaty Series (1892): 
904. No. 1. Copy of Declaration between Great Britain and ulginss seapestng the North] | Queen's 
Command. 


Sea Fisheries - . - - - - - - -j 
go§. No. 2. Copy of Declaration between Great Britain and — for me Ceagetation of| | Queen's 
the Telephonic Service i ae ie - «J | Command. 
906. No. 3. Copy of Treaty between Great een and Spain for the Suppression of the) | Queen's 
African Slave Trade’ - - - . - - - -J | Command. 
907. No. 4. Copy of Protocol between Great Britain and Uruguay ~ the Mutual Extradi- Queen’s 
tion of Fugitive Criminals - -  - - / = « a Command. 
908. No. 5. Copy of Agreement between Great Britain ont Tonga relative to oe betes " Queen's 
British Subjects of the Tongan Courts - - s Command. 
909. No. 6. Copy of Agreements between the British and Persian Governments, proloug i) ; 
existing Conventions between Her Majesty and the Shah of Persia relative to Tele a, 
graphic Communication between Europe and India . os j 
Queen's 


g10. - a Copy al Geneeel Act of the Brussels Conference relative to the Aftican § Stave 


gii. No, 8. Copy of Treaty and Convention between Great Britain and the United pee Quande 
Command. 


relating to Behring’s Sea - - - - - = = - 
912. No. g. Copy of Treaty of Friendship, Commeren, and Nevigation between Geert) Queen’s 
Britain and Muskat_ - - -f | Command. 
913. No. 10. Copy al seen between Goons Britain and Monaco for the Extradition of | | Queen's 
Criminals . ° » os ‘- A o e " Command. 


914. No. 11. Copy ” Seeites between Great Britain and the atherhnda, a Queen's 
Boundaries in Borneo - - - j- + +©| © « -« - «Jf | Command. 


915- No. 12. Copy of Convention between Great Britain and Roumania, sarees Queen's 
Marks - =J | Command. 


{ by Address, 





[ 1892. 5 





Presented. AC 


_ 


340 


390 


47 


14 


272 


131 
131 
131 
131 
131 


131 


228 
234 
246 
286 


366 











TREATIES AND CORRESPONDFENCE—continued. 
Turkey: 
916. Copy of further Comnpancentes nenpecting the ConGitiens of the pepettens in Age Queen’s 
Turkey - - . . -{ | Command. 
United States: 
g17. Copy of Correspondence respecting Seal Fishing in the Behring Sea - - - - a 


gi8. Copy of Despatch enclosing ey between Her Majesty and the United States ory Queen’s 
Arbitration concerning the Seal Fisheries in the Behring Sea - - -{ | Command. 
Queen’s 


giy. Copy of further Correspondence respecting the Behring Sea Seal Fisheries 3 -« H@aaeen 
— V. Accounts, No. 655. 


Universal Postal Convention; v. Accounts, No. 559. 


Uruguay: 
20. Copy of Protocol between Great Britain and Uroguay, amending the Treaty of 26th Queen's 
ve rch 1884 - - - - o o ea = ta Ps ‘t Command. 


— V. Accounts, No. 907. 

TRINIDAD ; v. Accounts, Nos. 105, 125. 
TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO; v. Accounts, No. 106. 
TRUSTEE SAVINGS BANKS; v. Accounts, Nos. 650—65). 
TUNBRIDGE WELLS; v. Accounts, No. 803. 
TURKEY; v. Accounts, No. 916, 

| TYLPESLEY WITH SHAKERLY; v. Accounts, No. 804. 
TYNE; v. Accounts, No. 529. 


ULTIMUS H&amp;RES (Scotland) ( Account and List of Estates) :— 


g21. Abstract Account of the Receipts and Payments of the Queen’s and Lord Treasurer’s 
Remembrancer, Scotland, during the year 1891 ; and Return of Alphabetical List of | 
Estates which fell to the Crown as Ultimus Heres in Scotland, during the year 39° 
1891; printed3ggo - - - - = - = (Sess. Papers, N° 322.) 


UNCOVENANTED SERVICE ( East India); v. Accounts, No. 200. 


UNFUNDED DEBT :— 


g22. Copy of Statement showing the Effect on the Unfunded Debt of the Conversion of 
£. 13,000,000 Securities held by the National Debt Commissioners intoa Book Debt il 385 
printed 385 - - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, 8° 315.) 5} 


UNIFORM SYSTEM OF BUOYAGE :— 


923. Further Report of the Conference appointed to consider Ge Proposals al a Uniform Qu 
System of Buoyage for the United Kingdom - « ‘} 
UNION OF BENEFICES Act ( Upper Chelsea and Saint Jude, Upper Chelsea) :— 
924. Copy of Scheme for effecting an Union of the Benefices of Upper Chelsea and Saint 
Jude, Upper Chelsea - ° * @ * ° - ie “ A a 2 } by Act. 
UNION OF BENEFICES AcT (All-Hallows and Saint Michael Royal and Saint Michael 
Vintry) :— 
g25. Copy of Scheme for effecting an Union of the Benefices of All-Hallows-the-Great and bet 
All-Hallows-the-Less and of Saint Michael Royal and Saint Michael Vintry - — - _— 
UNITED STATES; v. Accounts, Nos. 550, 911, 917—919. 
UNIVERSAL POSTAL CONVENTION; v. Accounts, No. 559. 
UNIVERSITIES ; v. Accounts, Nos, 642—644, 926—g§2. 
UNIVERSITIES OF OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE ACT, 1877 :— 
Cambridge : 
926. Copy of Statute under the Act; printed 25 - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 16.) | by Act. 
927. Copy of Statutes under the Act; printed 228 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 178.) by Act. 
Oxford : 
928. Copy of Statute under the Act; printed74 - - - - (Sess. Papers. n°gq.) | oy 4et. 


Vou. 147.——Sess. 1892. G 3 





55 &amp; 56 Vier.) INDEX ¢o the Onzt Hunprep and Forty-stventn Vo.ume. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. oiewia’ Voli 


164 


133 


133 
150 


39° 


385 


313 


228 


7° 










ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


UNIVERSITIES (Scotland) ACT, 1889 ;— 
g2g. Copies of Ordinances made by the Scottish Universities Commission (Ordinance) 

















0. 11); printed 53 —- - - . - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 55.) |! 
930. Ditto - -ditto- - (Ordinance No. 12); printed 53 - (Sess. Papers, n° 56.) 
931. Ditto - - ditto - - (Ordinance No. 13); printed 53 - (Sess. Papers, x° 57.) 
932- Ditto - - ditto - - (Ordinance No. 14); printed 53 - (Sess. Papers, n* 58.) 
933. Ditto- -ditto- - (Ordinance No. 15); printed 53 - (Sess. Papers, n° 59.) 
934- Ditto - - ditto - - (Ordinance No. 16); printed 53 - (Sess. Papers, n° 6o.) 
935- Ditto - - ditto - - (Ordinance No. 17); printed g7 - (Sess. Papers, n° 110.) 
936. Ditte - - ditto - | - (Ordinance No. 18) ; printed 101 - (Sess. Papers, n° 109.) 
937. Ditto- - ditto- | - (Ordinance No. 19); printed 144 - (Sess. Papers, n° 131.) 






UNIVERSITY COLLEGES IN GREAT BRITAIN (Grants to) :— 


938. Copy of Report of the Committee on Grants to Gaiveraity Colleges in Great Britain ; 
printed 119 - . - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 121.) 







UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN :— 
y39-. Copy of Abstract of Accounts of the ry of Aberdeen for the year ending 15th | 
September 1891 ; printed 269 - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 208.) 
940. Copy of Annual Statistical Report for the year 1890-91 ; printed 269 - } 
(Sess. Papers, n° 209.) 
941. Paper relative thereto, presented 4th August 1891 ; printed 269 - - - 
(Sess. Papers, N* 201.) } 
942. Paper relative thereto, presented 5th August 1891; printed 269 - - - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 202.) } 







UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH :— 


943. Copy of Annual Report for the Academical Year oe ist October 1890 to “ae 
September 1891 ; printed 269 = - - - - _ (Sess. Papers, n° 206.) 


944. Report on the State of the Finances of the University of Edinburgh for the year 
ending gist August 1891 ; printed 269 - - - - (Sess. Papers, ne a ) 


945- Paper relative thereto, presented 4th August 1891 ; printed 269 - 
(Sess Papers, No 199. ) | 


y46. Paper relative thereto, presented 4th August 1891; printed 269 - - -\ 
(Sess. Papers, n° 200.) J 
UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW :— 


947. Copies of Annual Statistical Raparts for the ~~ 1889-90 and 1890-91 ; printed | 
269 - 7 ‘ ° - (Sess. Papers, n® 205.) 


948. Paper relative thereto, presented 22nd July 1891 ; printed 269 - - 
(Sess. Papers, N° 198.) f 
UNIVERSITY OF SAINT ANDREW'S :— 


949. Copy of Annual Statistical Report for the year 1890-91 ; printed 269 - = 
(Sess. Papers, n° 210.) J 


g60. Copy of Report on the State of the Finances of the University for the year ending 
goth September 1891 ; printed 269 - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 211.) 


951. Paper relative thereto, presented 5th August 1891 ; printed 269 - 
(Sess. Papers, n° 203.) } 
952. Puper relative thereto, presented 5th August 1891; printed 26g - - - -) 
(Sess. Papers, n° 204.) f 
UPPER CHELSEA; v. Accounts No. 924. 


UppeR BURMAH; v. Accounts, Nos. 191, 192. 


URUGUAY ; v. Accounts, Nos. 282, g07, 920. 


VACCINATION; v. Accounts, No. 62. 


| 
| 
Usk ; v. Accounts, No. 805. | 
| 
VACUINATION (Royal Commission) :— | 

953- Copy of Fifth Report of the Royal Commission — - “&lt;o, - .. - | 
VETERINARY DEPARTMENT; v. Accounts, No. 11. 
VicTori4é; v. Accounts, No. 107. 


VICTUALLING YARD MANUFACTURING ACCOUNTS; v. Accounts, No. 506. 



























by Act. 


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


119 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 











Ul 





55 &amp; 56 Vict. ] 


a 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered. 


VOLUNTEER CoRPS; v. Accounts, No. 60. 
VOLUNTEERS; v. Accounts, No. 51. 
VoTERS, ILLITERATE; v Accounts, No. §15. 
VoTERS, LISTS OF; v. Accounts, No. 513. 


WAGES (Police, Roads, Gas, and Water) :— 


964. Return of Rates of Wages paid to Police and to Workpeople employed on Roads, &amp;c.,| | Queen's 
and at Gas and Water Works - - . ° _ a * ‘ Z } Command. 


WAGES; v. Accounts, No. 314. 

WAGES AND EFFECTS OF DECEASED SEAMEN; v. Accounts, No. 466. 
WAKEFIELD; v. Accounts, No. 806. 

WALTON-ON-THE-HILL; v. Accounts, No. 807. 

WAREHAM; v. Accounts, No. 808. 

WAR OFFICE; v. Accounts, No. 580. 

WARRINGTON; v. Accounts, No. 809. 

Warwick; v. Accounts, Nos. 267, 419. 

WARWICKSHIRE ; v. Accounts, No. 810. 


WaTER BILLS :— 


y55- Copies of Reports by the Board of Trade on the following Bills: Birmingham Cor-) 
poration Water Bill, Swansea Corporation Water Bill; printed 94 - - 


(Sess. Papers, n° 108.) f ti 


WATER COMPANIES; v. Accounts, No. 470. 
WATERLOO WITH SEAFORTH; v. Accounts, No. 811. 


WATER ORDERS CONFIRMATION BILL :— 


g56. Copy of Memorandum stating the Nature of the Proposals contained in the Provisional Queen's 
Orders included in the Bill; printed 396 - = = (Sess. Papers, n° 330.) Command. 


WATER ORDERS (Tramways and Gas); v. Accounts, No. 873. 


WEIGHTS AND MEASURES :— 


957 Copy of Report by the Board of Trade of their Proceedings under the Weights and) 
Measures Acts for the year 1892; printed 382 - - (Sess, Papers, n°gi2.) J mam 


— V. Accounts, No. 662. 


WELLINGTON COLLEGE :— 
g58. Copy of Annual Report for1891 = - 9 ee Oe a oe . s Soy Queen's 


Command. 


West AFRICA; v. Accounts, No. 883. 
West BROMWICH; v. Accounts, No. 709. 


WESTERN HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND; v. Accounts, No. 620. 


West INDIES :-— 


959. Copy of Correspondence relative to the Commercial Arrangement between the West) | Queen’ 
Indies and the United States - - pk tae ’ a tg } Command. 


— V. Accounts, Nos. 69, 101. 
WESTMORELAND; v. Accounts, No. 245. 
West RIDING OF YORKSHIRE; v. Accounts, Nos. 247, 248, 268, 423—426, 820. 
West SUFFOLK; v. Accounts, No. 246. 
WEYHILL; v. Accounts, No. §91. 


WEYMOUTH AND MELCOMBE REGIS; v. Accounts, No. 812. 


WHITWORTH ; v. Accounts, No. 813. 


Vou. 147.——Seas. 1892. G4 


INDEX to the Ont Honprep and Forty-seventa Vouiume. 





Presented. 


340 


94 


394 


376 


340 


195 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPER S—continued. 
WIDNES; v. Accouwts, No. 477. 


WILTSHIRE; v. Accounts, Nos. 814. 


IN DEX ¢o the One Hunpvrep and Forty-seventu Votumk. 





(1899, 








WINDING-UP COMPANIES ACT, 1890; v. Accounts, No. 142. 


WINSFORD; v. Accounts, No. 815. 


WINTER ASSIZES ACTS, 1876 and 1877 :— 


g60. Copies of Eight Orders in Council under the Acts relating to the Winter Assizes . 


WINTER ASSIZES (Ireland) :— 


961. Copies of Four Orders in Council directing the holding of Winter Assizes at certain | 


placesin Ireland - - - 


g62. Copy of Order in Council amending the “ Leinster Winter Assize Order, 1891”- —- 


Woops, FoRESTS, AND LAND REVENUES :— 


963. Abstract Accounts of the Commissioners, for the year ended gist March 1891; 


printed25 - - - - - ° 


964. Seventieth Report of the Commissioners ; printed 402 


WORCESTER ; v. Accounts, Nos. 420, 816. 


WORCESTERSHIRE ; v. Accounts, No. 817. 


WORKHOUSES (Consumption of Spirits, &amp;c.); v. Accounts, No. 360. 


WoRKING CLASSES, HOUSING OF; v. Accounts, Nos. 345, 346. 


WoRKSHOPS ; v. Accounts, Nos. 284, 285. 


YEOMANRY; v. Accounts, Nos. 52, 53- 


YORKSHIRE (North Riding); v. Accounzs, Nos. 421—422, 818, 819. 


YORKSHIRE (West Riding); v. Accounts, Nos. 247, 


YOUTHFUL OFFENDERS (England and Wales) (First Sentences) ;— 


965. Return of the Number of Youthful Offenders sentenced to Imprisonment in England 
and Wales during 1890, and not known to have been previously convicted - a 


[ Order for presenting Address for above Return, read, and discharged, 347.] 


ZANZIBAR; v. Accounts, No. 882. 


ZULULAND; v. Accounts, No. 126. 


by det. 6 
‘ by Aci. \4 
by Act. 14 
@ - - (Sess. Papers, n° 1 1.) } by Act. 4 
~ (Sess. Papers, n° 355.) by Act. 402 
248, 268, 423—, 820. 
by Address 
of last 
Session, 
6 July. 


| 


eee ooo :....a.a.80»o.oOm 





Accounts and Papers: 


— — -——. Ordered, 28, &amp;c. 
—— Ordered, and presented accordingly, 9, &amp;c. 
——----——- Presented, by Command, 4, &amp;c. 





i 


By Address, 137, &amp;c. 

By Address of last Session, 26, &amp;c. 
By Order, 31, &amp;c. 

By Order of last Session, 14, &amp;c. 
By Act, 4, &amp;e. 


——————— Pursuant to Standing Order 158a, 

referred to Committees on Bills, 91, 94, 101, 133, &amp;c. 

a See —— Pursuant to the Report of a Select 
Committee, 300. 








Pursuant to the Resolution of the 











House of the 4th March 1879, 127, 133. 
———— Requested by Message to the Lords, 377. 
Paper communicated, 384. 


—— To be communicated to the Lords, 229, &amp;c. 








Communicated from the Lords, 384. 

Laid upon the Table by Mr. Speaker, 403. 
Laid upun the Table by the Clerk, 9, 51, &amp;c. 
To be printed, 9, &amp;c. 


Referred to the Committee of Supply, 49, 
&amp;c.——&lt;_—To Committees on Bills, 607, &amp;c. ——— 
Toa Committee of the whole House, 356, &amp;c. 


—— Order for Return of last Session, discharged, 








82. 











| Order for presenting an Address to Her Ma- 
jesty for a Return, discharged ; another Address instead 
thereof, 273. 





Order for a Return discharged ; aod another 
Return ordered, 86. 


. Orders fur Return discharged, and Address 
instead thereof, 178. 


Order for presenting an Address of last Ses- 
sion discharged, 347. 














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AccumuLaTiONs ; Bill to amend the Law respecting Accu- 

, mulations; Ordered, 175. Presented, 175. Second Reading 
deferred, 187, 197. Bill committed, 201. Committee 

deferred, 205, 222, 243, 254, 264,270. Bill considered 

in Committee, 275. Committee deferred, 289, 301, 308, 

318. Bill further considered in Committee, and reported, 








322. Considered, as amended; Passed, 327. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 400. Lords’ Amendments to 
be printed, 403. Lords’ Amendiwents agreed to, 404. 
(Cited as Accumulations Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 406. 

AppitionaL Navat Force (Australian Waters). Vide 
Suppry (Navy). 


ADDRESSES : 


Or THANKS :— 


Motion for an Address thanking Her Majesty for the Most Gracious Speech which Her Majesty has 
addressed to both Houses of Parliament; Amendment proposed (Foreign Treaties, Preferential Trading), 
but not made; Main Question again proposed; Debate adjourned, 10. Resumed, and further adjourned, 
15- Resumed; another Amendment proposed (Prisoners convicted of Treason Felony); Debate adjourned, 
28. Resumed; Amendment, on Division, not made; another Amendment proposed (Appointments in 
India ; Equality of Natives of Great Britain and India), and Withdrawn ; Main Question again proposed ; 
Debate adjourned, 33. Resumed; another Amendment proposed (Zand Purchase (Ireland); Debate 
arising (Closure claimed, and Question put, pursuant to Standing Order, Closure of Debate (Mr. Walter 
M‘Laren) ; Amendment, on Division, not made; Main Question put ; Address agreed to; To be presented 
by Privy Councillors, 41. Queen’s Answer, 70. 





—_—— 


—— To be presented by Privy Councillors, 41, 96, 235. 


RELATIVE TO SPECIAL MATTERS :— 

GresHaM University Cuarter ; Praying Her Majesty to withhold Her Assent to the proposed Charter for 
the Gresham: University until it shall have been remitted for further consideration and report, in accordance 
with the recommendation of the University of London Commission, to the late Royal Commissioners, or 
to such other persons as Her Majesty may be pleased to appoint ; To be presented by Privy Councillors, 6. 
Queen’s Answer, 119. 


Epucation Cops, 1892; Praying that the following be added to the Code of Regulations by the Lords 
of the Committee of Privy Council on Education, 1892, in page 39, column §, at bottom of column, add:— 
8. Marks will also be given to Candidates who shall present University Extension Certificates awarded 
by the University of Cambridge, the University of Oxford, or the Universities Joint Board, London, 
provided that the Certificates shall have been obtained for a Course of Study in one subject, other than 
those mentioned in the Schedule or in Notes 5 and 6 thereof, which has been previously approved by the 
Department, and is certified to have included Attendance at not less than 24 weekly Lectures and Classes; 
To be presented by Privy Councillors, 235. Queen’s Answer, 282. 


QUESTIONS NEGATIVED :— 
For Address relative to East India (Civil Service Appointments), 48. 
For Addrese relative to Scotch Education Code (Article 134), on Division, 103. 
For Address relative to Scotch Education Code (Article 133); on Division, 103. 
For Address relative to Universities of Scotland (O:dinances), on Division, after Amendment proposed, but, 
on Division, not made, 230. 
QUESTION SUPERSEDED :— 


ScHoot Boarp ror Lonpon; Motion, That an humble Address be presented to Her Majesty, praying Her 
Majesty to appoint a Royal Commission to investigate the action and extravagance of the London School 
Board, and the cause of the High Rates raised for its use in the Metropolis ; and Question superseded by 
adjournment of House for want of Forty Members, 75. 


ADJOURNMENTS. 





Vide Hous (Business of the). 
Vide House. 


ADJouRNMENT Motions uNDER Sranpinc OrpeEr No. 
17. Vide Accounts (Commons, House of ). 


Apministration of Smauzt Estates in CHANCERY. 
Accounts. 


ApJouRNMENT Mortrons. 


Vide 


charged ; another day appointed, 170. 
deferred, 197, 265, 276. 
Aacricu.LturaL Hoxpines; Bill to consolidate and amend’ 
the Laws relating to Agricultural Holdings in England 
and Wales, and for other purposes; Ordered, 17. Pre 
sented, 22. Second Reading deferred, 188, 231, 284. 


AcricutturaLt Hoxipines. Vide Smauu. 


Second Reading 


Avmiratty Burtpines (Extension). Vide Suppiy (Civil| AcRicuLTURAL Lasourers (/reland); Bill to improve 


Services), 
ApmiraLty OrFice. 
ADULTERATION of BEER. 


Vide Suppty (Navy). 
Vide Beer. 


Arrica. Vide Accounts. 


Acrarian Orrences (Provinces) (Ireland). Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 


Acrartan Ourracess (Ireland). Vide Accounts. 


AcricutturaL Epucation in Evementary Scuoots; 
Bill to promote Agricultural Education in Public Ele- 
mentary Schools; Ordered, 105. Presented,105. Second 
Reading deferred, 144. Order for Second Reading dis- 


Vou 147.——Sess. 1Sgv. e 





the Condition of Agricultural and other Labourers in 
Ireland! ; Ordered, 17. Presented, 22. Second Reading 
deferred, 59, 107, 192, 275. 


AcricutturaL Lasourers (Ireland). Vide LaBourers, 


AcricutturaL Statistics (Great Britain). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 
AericutturaL Statistics (Jreland). 


Migratory LABOURERS. 


AGricuttTurAL Tenants’ Improvements; Bill to come 
pensate Agricultural Tenants for all Improvements; 
Ordered, 54. Presented, 54. Second Reading deferred 
161, 197, 206, 222. 


Vide Accounts. 


AIRDRIE 











Airprie and Coarsripge Water; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 33. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 42- 
Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied with ; 
Bill to be read a second time, 65. Committed, 69. Re- 
ported, 113. Considered, as amended, 140. 
pointed for Third Reading, 150. Bill passed, 152. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 341. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 357. (Cited as Airdrie and Coatbridge Water- 
works Amendment Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 386. 


ALExANDRA (Newport and South Wales) Docks and Rait- 
way; Report, That the Bill should originate in the House 
of Lords, 30. Report, That the Standing Orders had been 
certified to have been complied with, 50. 


Avexanpra Patace and Grounpns; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 33- Read, and referred to the Examiners, 42. 
Report, That Standing Order 63 has been complied with ; 
Bill to be read a second time, 226. Committed, 251. 

















Auien Immiaration. Vide Accounts. 


Avxau:, &amp;c. Works; Bill to amend “The Alkali, &amp;c. 
Works Regulation Act, 1881”; Ordered; Presented 
accordingly, 166. Second Reading deferred, 196, 221, 
225, 230, 236, 254, 274, 289, 302, 318. Bull committed, 
323. Committee deferred, 328. Bill considered in Com- 
mittee, and reported, without Amendment; Passed, 332. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 398. (Cited us Alkali, &amp;c. 
Works Regulatiun Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 400. 


Vide Ac- 









ALKALI, &amp;c. Worxs Reoucation Act, 1881. 
COUNTS. 


ALLOTMENTs Acts (Acquisition of Land by Local Autho- 
rities). Vide Accounts. 


Auuorments (Ireland). Vide Lasourens. 


ALLOTMENTs Provisionat Orpgr; Bill to confirm a 
Provisional Order made by the County Council of 
Gloucester, under “‘ The Allotments Act, 1887,” relating 
to the Parish of Abson-with-Wick, in the Rural Sanitary 
District of the Chipping Sodbury Union; Ordered, 198. 
Presented ; read, and cient to the Examiners, 199. Ke- 

ort, That the Standing Order has been complied with; 

Dey appointed for Second Reading, 227. Bill committed, 
233- Reported, without Amendment ; Provisional Orders 
confirmed ; Day appointed for Third Reading, 262. Bill 
Passed, 268. Agreed to by the Lords, 384. (Cited as 
Allotments Provisional Order Confirmation Act, 18y2) 
Royal Assent, 386. 


ALLotmENTs (Scotland) ; Bill to facilitate the provision of 
Allotments for the Labouring Classes in Scotland ; Or- 
dered, 249. Presented, 250. Second Reading deferred, 
264, 275, 301, 318. Bill committed, 322. Considered in 
Committee, and reported, without Amendment ; Passed, 
327. By the Lords, with Amendments, 400. Lords’ 
Amendments to be printed, 403. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 404. (Cited as Allotments (Scotland) Act, 
1892) Royal Assent, 406. 













AMENDMENTS : 


ProposEeD TO QuEsTIONs,— 

made, 67. 

—— not made; To add words, on Division, 33 

166. To insert words, on Division, 230. 

Withdrawn,—To add words, 28, 33. 

Amendment proposed to Question, to leave 
out words and add others ; Question, That the words pro- 
posed to be left stand part; on Division, negatived ; 
words added; Main Question, as amended, on Divi- 
sion, resolved in the Affirmative, 279, 280. 

proposed to Questions, relative to Bills. 

oo on Second Reading, made; to leave out “now” 
and add “ Six Months”; on Division, 48. To leave out 
from the word “ That” to the end of the Question, in order 


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American Mait Sgrvice. 





ANALYSTS. 

















ANIMALS. 
Appeaus. Vide Criminat Cases. Contempt of Court. 







APPOINTMENTS IN INDIA ( 
Britain and India). Vide 


Apprentices (Jreland). Vide Soxicitors. 






APPROPRIATION ACCOUNTS. 







APPROPRIATION ACT. 
Arcupgeaconry of Cornwautn. Vide Cornwatt. 
Arcuitects’ ReaisTration ; Bill to provide for the Regie 











[1899, 





to add other words, on Division, 260. Not made,— 
To leave out from the word “ That” to the end of the Ques. 
tion, in order to add other words, on Division, 60. «Si, 
Months,” on Division, 88. Six Months, 88, ————_ With. 
drawn, Six Months, 66. 
Amendment proposed to Question ,— 
out words, and add comer Question, me the IT da 
ed to be left out stand part, on Division, negatived - 
Bocalen That these words be there added at balf-pas, 
Five ; Debate stood adjourned, 144. At midnight, 235, 
—— AMENDMENTS TO AMENDMENTS; to Ques- 
tions, withdrawn ; after a word to insert words, 67. 


—— not made.—To leave out words, and add 








others, on Division, 166. 


Amendments proposed to Bills, on considera- 
tion, as amended, Made, to leave out words, and insert 
othera, on Division, 306. Not maile,—To leave 
out words, and insert others, 286. On Division, 307, 315. 
To insert words, on Division, 286, 307, 315, &amp;c. To leave 
out words, 294, 315. On Division, 415.——— With. 
drawn,—To insert words, 286, 315, &amp;c. To leave out a 
word, and insert others, 294, 315. &amp;c. To leave out words, 


315. 





—— AMENDMENT TO AMENDMENT; Amendment 


proposed to Question, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the 


Chair (for Committee of Supply) ; To leave out words, and 
add others; Question, That the words proposed to be left 
out stand part, Negatived ; Question, That the proposed 
words be there added ; Amendment proposed t« proposed 
Amendment to insert words, and, on Division, made; 
Question, That the proposed words, as amended, be added 
to the word “ That,” in the Main Question ; Debate stood 
adjourned at Midnight (no day appointed for resuming the 
Debate), 296. 

—— Amendments proposed to Schedule of Bill 


(Private), not made,—To insert words, on Division, 233. 


— Vide PriviiEce. 


Vide Accounts. 
Vide Pustic. 


Anocrent Monuments. Vide Accounts. 
Ancient Monuments Protection Act (1882) AMEND- 


MENT; Bill to amend “The Ancient Monuments Protee- 
tion Act, 1882;” Ordered; presented accordingly, 33). 
Second Reading deferred, 356, 362. Bill committed, 372. 
Considered in Committee, and reported, 379. Considered, 
as amended (changed to Ancient Monuments Protection 
Act (1882) Amendment (Ireland) Bill), 387. 


omncum: ame WED 














Ancigznt Monuments Protection Act (1882) AmMEND- 


MENT (Ireland) Bi. 


Ancient Monuments Protection Act (1882) AMEND- 


mENT (Jreland) Bix (changed from Ancient Monuments 
Protection Act (1882) Amendment Bill); Considered, as 
amended ; Passed, 387. Agreed to by the Lords, 399- 
(Cited as Ancient Monuments Protection (Ireland) Act, 
1kg2) Royal Assent, 401. 


Vide Contacious DisgEaseEs. 


uality of Natives of Great 
DDRESSES uf THANKS. 


Vide Navy. 
Vide Ways and Means. 


Presented, 77- 


: : ; Ordered, 77. 
tration of Architects ; Ordered, 77 ARDRISHAIG 








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agperisHaiG Ratiway. Vide Ciype. 


AgprossaAN Harsour; Report, That the Bill should ori- 
inate in the House of Lords, 30. Report, That the 
[sanding Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 50. Bill brought from the Lords, 134. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 135. Report, That no Stand- 
ing Orders not previously inquired into are applicable ; 
Bill to be read a second time, 139. Committed, 1§2. 
Reported, without Amendment, 241. Passed, 250. (Cited 
as Ardrossan Harbour Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 268. 


Arpvs Raitway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 33. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 42. 


ARrKLOW Harsovr. Vide Accounts. 


Anmacu and Keapy Lieut Rarttwayr; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 33. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 42. 
Report, That Standing Order 63 has been complied with ; 
Bill 10 be read a second time, 124. Committed, 136. 
Instruction, 150. Bill reported, 207. Considered, as 
amended, 237. Passed, 250. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 351. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 373. (Cited 
as Armagh and Keady Light Railway (Repayment of 
Deposit Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


Armacu and Keapy Licut Raitway Bit [ Repayment of 
Deposit] ; Motion for the House to resolve itself into a 
Committee, to consider of authorising the repayment, by 
the Supreme Court of Judicature “ag Wey of the Sum 
of One thousand nine hundred and five pounds eight 
shillings and ninepence Government Two and Three- 
Quarter per Ceutum Consolidated Stock, deposited in 
pursuance of the Armagh and Keady Light Railway 
Order, 1885, and of Section 29 of ‘“* The Tramways (Ire- 
land) Act, 1860,” as amended by Section 23, Sub-sec- 
tion 4, of * The Tramways and Public Companies (Ire- 
land Act, 1883,” and which is now forfeited, together with 
the interest and dividends thereon; Queen’s Recom- 
mendation signified; Question agreed to, 143. Matter 
considered in Committee, 145. Resolution reported, and 
agreed to: Instruction to the Committee on the Bill, 
That they have power to make Provision in the Bill, pur- 
suant to the said Resolution, 150. 


Armacu (Mid-Armagh Division) Writ. Vide Exgctrons. 


Army. Vide Accounts. 


Army and Navy Expenpitoure. Vide Accounts. 


Army (Annual); Resolution which, upon the 14th day of 
this instant March, was reported from the Committee of 
Supply, and which was then agreed to by the House, 
read, as followeth: That a Number of Land Forces, not 
exceeding 154,073, all ranks, be maintained for the Ser- 
vice of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland 
at Home and Abroad, excluding Her Majesty’s Indian 
Possessions, during the year ending on the gist day of 
March 1893,— 

— Bill to provide, during Twelve Months, for 

the Discipline and Regulation of the Army; Ordered, 

106. Presented accordingly, 106. Second Reading de- 

ferred, 109. Bill committed, 117. Considered in Com- 

mittee, and reported, without Amendment, 122. Third 

Reading deferred, 125. Bill passed, 131. Agreed to by 

the Lords, 1399. (Cited as Army (Annual) Act, 1892) 

Royal Assent, 139. | 


Army (Appropriation Account). 
Army (Clothing Factory). Vide Accounts. 

Army (Courts Martial). Vide Accounts. 

Axmy (Courts Martial on Gambling). Vide Accounts. 
Army Estimates. Vide AccounTs. 


Vide Accounts. 


Army Exprnpiture. Vide Navy. 
Aruy (Guns (Rifled Iron and Steel). Vide Accounts. 


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Army (Medical Department). Vide Accounts. 

Army (Memorandum on Estimates). Vide Accounts. 

Army (Military Prisons). Vide Accounts, 

Army (Military Savings Banks). Vide Accounts. 

Army (Militia). Vide Accounts. 

Army (Militia Training Establishments), Vide Accounts. 

Army ( Officers’ Service). Vide Accounts. 

Army (Ordnance Factories). Vide Accounts. 

Army (Ordnance Factories) (Appropriation Account). Vide 
Accounts. 

Army (Patriotic Fund). Vide Accounts. 

Army (Pay, Non-effective Pay, and Allowances). 
Accounts. 

Amy (Preliminary Return). | Vide Accounts. 

Army (Public Accounts, Army Votes). Vide Accounts. 

Army (Recruiting). Vide Accounts. 

Army (Reserve). Vide Accounts. 

Army ( Terms and Conditions of Service). Vide Accounts. 

Army (Volunteers Corps). Vide Accounts. 

Army (Yeomanry Cavalry). Vide Accounts. 

ARRANGEMENTS (Ireland). Vide Bankruprcorss. 

Arrests for DruNKENNEsS (Jreland). Vide Accounts. 

Artirictan Manurgs, &amp;c. (Adulteration); Bill for the 
better Prevention of Frauds in the Manufacture and Sale 
of Artificial Manures and other Preparations for Agricul 
tural purposes; Ordered, 20, Presented, 25. Second 
Reading deferred, go, 162,232. Order for Second Reading 
discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 329. 

ARTILLERY VotuNTEERS. Vide Suppiy (Amendments). 

Arunpet Navigation. Vide Portsmouth. 

Arunptt Port. Vide Accounts. 


Ascension Day (Committees); Order, That Committees 
do not sit To-morrow, being Ascension Day, until Two 
of the clock, 283. 

ASHTON-UNDER-LyNE, STALYBRIDGE, and DvuKINFIELD 
(District) Water ; Report, That the Bill should originate 
in the House of Lords, 30. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 0. 
Bill brought from the Lords, 220. Read, aud referred to 
the Examiners, 220, Report, That the Standing Orders 
not previously inquired into have been complied with ; 
Bill to be read a second time, 227. Committed, 251. 
Reported, 299. Considered, as amended, 338. Passed, 
with Amendments, 363. To which the Lords agree, 384. 
(Cited as Ashton-under-Lyne, Stalybridge, and Dukin- 
field (District) Waterworks Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 386. 


Asn Wenpnespay (Sitting of the House); Motion, That 
this House do meet To-morrow, at Two of the clock; and 
Question, on Division, resolved in the Affirmative, 75. 

AspuaLte Company. Vide NEvcHATEL. 

Assistant Coonty Surveyors (Jreland); Bill to amend 
the Law with regard to Assistant County Surveyors in 
Ireland; Ordered, 126. Presented,127. Second Reading 
deferred, 142, 163, 177, 192, 201, 206, 232, 298, 266, 277, 
281, 303. 

Associations. Vide Corporare. 

Atruenry and Ennis Junerion Raitway. 
way Rarss. 

AucMENTATION of Benerices. Vide Accounts. 

Vide Saint AvusTe.t. 

Navat Force. Vide Suppry 


Vide 


Vide Ratt- 


AusTELL, Saint. 

AvusTRALIAN WATERS, 
( Navy). 

Ay.espury Tramroap. Vide Oxrorp, 

Avrsaire Rattway. Vide LanaRKsHIRe. 


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BakeER Srreer and WatERLoo Raitway; Petition, 
and Bill ordered, 33. Read, and referred to the Exa- 
miners, 42. Day appointed for Second Reading, 5§5- 
Second Reading deferred, 73, 104, 179,227. Bil com- 

’ mitted,272. Reported, 322. Standing Orders suspended ; 
Bill to be now taken into consideration, provided amended 
prints shall have been previously deposited; Considered ; 
Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now read the 
third time ; Queen’s Consent signified ; Bill passed, 339. 


Battocny Joint Line. Vide Caveponian. LaANARK- 
SHIRE. 


Bautior Act (1872) AmENpMENT; Bill tc amend “The 
Ballot Act, 1872”; Ordered, 58. Presented,58. Second 
Reading deferred, 68, 162. Order for Second Reading dis- 
charged ; Bill withdrawn, 228. 


Bauuor Act (Illiterate Vote). Vide Suppuy (Amendments). 
Banrr ENpowMeEntTs. Vide EpucaTIONAtL. 


Banxine and Rainway Statistics (Jreland). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Banxine, Rartway and Saipeine Statistics (Ireland). 
Vide AccounTs. 


Bank of Enauanp. Vide Accounts. 
Bank of Scortanp. Vide Roya. 


Bankruptcies and ARRANGEMENTS (Jreland); Bill to 
amend the Law relating to Bantruptcies and Arrangements 
in Ireland ; Ordered, 32. Presented, 32. Second Reading 
deferred, 142, 162, 169, 188, 266. 


Bankruptcy Act, 1883 (Proceedings). Vide Accounts. 
Bankruptcy Courts (Ireland). Vide Accounts. 
Bankruptcy (Jreland). Vide Loca Courts. 


Banks. Vide Privates. 


Banxs of Encuanp and Irevann (Payments); Bill for 
making further Provision respecting certain Payments to 
the Banks of England and Ireland, and for other purposes 
connected with those Banks; Ordered, 341. Presented, 
342. Committed, 370. Considered in Committee, 378. 
Further considered in Committee, andg reported, 386. 
Considered, as amended ; Passed, 391. ‘ reed to by the 
Lords, 399. (Cited as Bank Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 
401. 


Banks of Encuanp and Irextanp (Payments) [ Remunera- 
tion]; Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Com- 
mittee to consider of authorising the Payment, out of the 
Consolidated Fund, of an increase in the Remuncration for 
the Management of Treasury Bills, und the payment, out 
of Moneys provided by Porkament for the service of the 
Irish Land Commission of Remuneration for the Manage- 
ment of Guaranteed Land Stock, in pursuance of any Act 
of the present Session for making further provisiun re- 
specting certain Payments to the Banks of England and 
Ireland; Queen’s Recommendation signified; Question 
— to, 368. Matter considered in Committee, 378. 

esolution reported, and agreed to, 386. 

Banks, Savinas. Vide Savincs. 

Barce Owners, &amp;c., Liasiity ; Bill to limit the Liability 
of Owners and Hirers of Lighters and Barges ; Ordered, 
88. Presented, 88. Second Reading deferred, 103, 122, 
132, 168, 177, 197, 222, 232. Biil committed to the 
Select Committee on Watermen’s and Lightermen’s Com- 
pany Bill; All Petitions against presented Three clear 
days before the meeting of the Committee, referred, 
and Counsel ordered, 244. Bill reported ; Minutes of 
Proceedings to be printed ; Bill re-committed to a Com- 
mittee of the whole House, 306. Committee deferred, 
329» 337) 347, 37!- 

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Persons brought in; heard at the Bar; admonj 
at the Bar, 166, 167.. Vide Privinecs. monished 


Barracks Act, 1870. Vide Accounts. 
Barracks Improvement. Vide Dustin. 


Barrow-1n-Furn ess Corporation Water; Report, That 
the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have thy 
complied with, 50. Bill brought from the Lords, 149 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 142. Report, That 
the Standing Orders not previousiy inquired into have 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 151, 
Committed, 173. Reported, without Amendment, 219, 
Passed, 227. (Cited as Barrow-in-Furness Corporation 
Water Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 267. 


Barry and Capoxton Gas and Warer; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 34. Read, and referred to the Examiners 42. 
Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied with : 
Bill to be read a second time, 110. Order, That the Bill 
be read a second time, discharged, and Bill withdrawn, 
132. 

Barry Raitway ; Report, That the Bill should originate in 
the House of Lords, 30. Report, That the Standing Or- 
ders had been certified to have been complied with, 50. 


Bartuo.tomew, Saint. Vide Saint Barruotomew. 


Batucate Water Suppty Conrirmation Act, 1892, 
Vide Pusuiec Heaursa (Scotland). 


Bawpsgy Ferry Rattway. Vide Feutxstowe, 
BEeppGELERT Raitway. Vide Portmapoc. 


Bgprorp and Granpb JuncTiOn Canat; Report, That the 
Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report, 
That the Standing Orders have not been complied with ; 
referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 50, 
Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified not 
to have been complied with, 51. Report, That the 
Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 84. 


Beer. Vide Hop Susstirovrss. 


Beer ApuLTerAmion; Bill for better securing the Purity of 
Beer; Ordered, 19. Presented, 24. Second Reading 
deferred, 168, 214, 280. 


Beer AputteraTion (No. 2); Bill for better securing the 
Purity of Beer; Ordered, 47. Presented, 47. 


Be.rast Boroveu ( East Belfast Division) Wnit. Vide 
ELECTIONS. 


Betrast City Centrat Station and Raitways; Petition, 
and Bill ordered, 34. Read, 42. Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 58. Bill committed, 66. Reported ; 
Preamble not proved, 211. 


Beirast Corporation (Lunatic Asylums, §c.) ; Petition, 
and Bill ordered, 34. Read, 43. Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 55. Second Reading deferred, 58. 
Motion, That the Bill be now read a second time; Amend- 
ment proposed, “Six Months” ; Question, That the De- 
bate be now adjourned; on Division, negatived; Debate 
resumed; Closure claimed (Mr. Johnston), but Mr. 
Speaker withholds his assent; Amendment withdrawn ; 
Bill committed, 66. Order,that the Bill be committed, 
discharged ; Bill committed to a Select Committee of Seven 
Members, Four to be nominated by the House, and Three 
by the Committee of Selection ; All Petitions against the 
Bill presented three clear days before the meeting of the 
Committee, referred to the Committee; and Counsel ordered; 
Power to send for persons, papers, and records; Three to 
be the Quorum ; Motion, That it be an Instruction to the 
Committee to insert in the Bill Clauses re-arranging the 
existing division of the City of Belfast into Wards, so as to 
make it possible for all classes of its Inhabitants to obtain 
representation in the Town Council; And the Motion 
being opposed, further Proceeding stood adjourned until 

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mm amu me remmmnaan aa gy asa aaa eer cannes Wem ieee i rts: 
Betrast CoxporaTion (Lunatic Asylums, §c.)—continued. | ——-—— Order for Second Reading discharged, and Bill 


To-morrow, 70. Debate resumed ; Question, on Division, 
Negatived, 74. Four Members nominated, 130. BBill_re- 
ported, 285. Day appointed for consideration as amended, 
305. Bull considered, as amended ; Standing Orders sus- 
nded ; Bill to be now read the third time; accordingly 
read the third time, and passed [New Title], 312. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 400, Lords’ Amendments 
reed to, 404. (Cited as Belfast Corporation (Lunatic 
lums, &amp;c.) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 406. 


Benzerices. Vide PResentaTion. 


BeneFices, AUGMENTATION of. Vide Accounts. 


Bertine and Loans (Infants); Bill to render penal the in- 
citing Infants to betting or wagering, or to borrowing 
Money; Brought from the Lords, 75. Read, gs. Com- 
mitted, 103. Considered in Committee, 122. Further 
considered in Committee, and reported, without Amend- 
ment; Passed,125. (Cited as Betting and Loans (In- 
fants) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 139. 

Bexnitt Water and Gas; Report on Petition for leave 
to deposit a Petition for a Bill, That the Standing Orders 
ought to be dispensed with, 191. Report, on Petition for 
Bill, That the Standing Orders have not been complied 
with, referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 
245. Petition for Bill referred to the said Committee, 246. 
Report, That the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed 
with, 259. Report read ; Bill ordered, 259. Read, and re- 
ferred to the Examiners, 261. Report, That Standing Order 
62 has beencomplied with; Bill to be read a second time, 
329. Standing Order suspended, and Bill to be now read 
a second time; Accordingly read a second time, and com- 
mitted ; Leave to the Committee of Selection to appoint 
the Commitiee on the Bill, to sit and proceed forthwith, 
339. Bill reported, 348. Standing Gotoh suspended, 
and Bill to be now taken into consideration, provided 
amended prints shall have been previously deposited ; Bill 
considered; Standing Orders 223 and 243 suspended, 
and Bill \o be now read the third time; accordingly read 
the third time, and passed, 357. Agreed to by the Lords, 
399. (Cited as Bexhill Water and Gas Act, 1892) 
Royal Assent, 402. 


BILLS : 
PUBLIC: 


—— 


Read (Outlawries), 4. 

— -— Motions for leave to bring in Bills; Debates ad- 
journed, 63. 

— —— Motion, That leave be given to bring in a Bill; De- 
bate stood adjourned at midnight, 57. 

Ordered, 17, &amp;c. 


Ordered, upon Resolutions reported from a Com- 
mittee of the whole House, 79,265. From the Committee 
of Supply, 106. Vide Army (Annual) Bit. 

Presented, 22, &amp;c. 

Presented in lieu of, or instead of, Bills with- 
drawn, 60, 199, 296. 

—-—— Brought from the Lords, 57, &amp;c. 

——— Read (Lords’ Bills), 95. 

Second Reading deferred, 42, &amp;c. 

—-—— Read a second time accordingly, after Question, 
on Division, resolved in the Affirmative, 138, 153, &amp;c., 

Read a second time accordingly, after Amend- 
ment proposed, but, on Division, not made, and Main 
Question resolved in the Affirmative, 237. 

—-——.- Second Reading put off for Six Months, after 
Amendment proposed “ Six Months,” and, on Division, 
made, 48, 76, 107. 

——— Order for Second Reading discharged ; another 
day appointed, 47, &amp;c. 


Vou. 147.—— Seas. 1892. 























withdrawn, and another Bill ordered in lieu thereof, 60. 
Instead thereof, 199. 
— Order for Second Reading discharged, and Bill 
withdrawn, 61, 138, 192, &amp;c. 
———— Orderfor Second Reading on future day discharged, 
and Bill withdrawn, 132, 248, &amp;c. . 
——- Committed, 42. 
Committed, after Amendment proposed, on Second 
Reading, “Six Months,” but, on Division, not made, 69. 
Committeed to Select Committees, 53, 264. After 
Amendments on Second Reading, proposed, and with- 
drawn, and not made, on Division, 60. 
(Hybrid), committed to a Select Committee of 
Five Members; Three to be nominated by the House, 
and Two by the Committee of Selection, 134, 281. 
Committed to the Select Committee on another 
Bill, 206, 244. st 
———— Committee deferred, 57, ke. 
———— Considered in Committee, 53. 


Considered in Committee, and reported, without 
Amendment, 49, &amp;c. 














—— re-committed toa Committee of the whole House, 
from Select Committees, 172, 279, 306, (Hybrid) 228. 
re-committed to a Commitee of the whole House, 
in respect of a New Clause, after Order for Third Reading 
discharged, 209. A Clause and New Clause, after 
Order for consideration, as amended, discharged, 253. 
Order for Committee of the whole House dis- 
charged, and Bill re-committed to a Committee of the 
whole House, 368. 
———— Committee report Progress on a Bill; then Bill 
withdrawn, 395- . 
Amendwent proposed on Third Reading to recom- 
mit a Bill in respect of a Clause, but, on Division, not 
made, 342. 
Reported, without Amendment, 49, &amp;c. 














with an Amendment or Amend- 





Reported, 
ments, 80, &amp;c. 
Reported, and re-committed to a Committee of 

the whole House, from Select Committees, 172. 

—— Considered, as amended, 83, &amp;c. 

Consideration, as amended, deferred, 96, &amp;c. 

— Order for consideration, as amended, discharged, 

and Bill re-committed in respect of a Clause, and a new 

Clause, 253. 

Third Reading deferred, 80, &amp;c. 

——— To be now read the third time ; Accordingly read 
the third time, and passed, 148. 

Passed, 53, &amp;c. 

—_—— Titles amended in Committee, 181, 277. By 
Select Committees, 368. 

———. Short Titles changed by the Lords, 263. Bya 
Select Commitiee, 277. On consideration of Bill, as 
amended, 370. 

Passed several stages in one day; considered as 

amended; Passed, 83, 98, 293, &amp;c. 

—— Considered in Committee, and reported, without 

Amendment; Passed, 103, 106, 125, &amp;c. 

Special Entry, 404. 
Commons Bi.ts: 

— Returned from the Lords, with an Amendment or 

Amendments, to which this House agrees, 151, &amp;c, 

—— Order, That all Lords’ Amendments to Bills com- 

municated to the House this day be considered forth- 


with, 403. Lewde? 





























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(1892. 


—— SS SS SS O0—_050—0—&gt;oqsss 


BILLS—PU BLIC—continued. 

——— Lords’ Amendment or Amendments to be now con- 
sidered; considered, and agreed to, 151, 269, &amp;c. 

BILLS (PRIVATE): 

———— Petitions and Bills ordered, 33, &amp;c. 

——— Petitions for Bills referred to the Select Committee 
on Standing Orders, ga, &amp;c. 

Order, That leave be given to bring in Bill dis- 
charged, and leave given to bring in another Bill, in lieu 
thereof, 46. 

Standing Orders suspended, and leave given to 
bring in a Bill, 46. 
Standing Order 195 suspended, and time for pre- 
senting Petition for Biil extended, 56. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 43, &amp;c. 
Read, and ordered to be read a second time, 43, &amp;c. 
——— Order, referring Bills to the Examiners, discharged, 
and Bills withdrawn, 6, 74. 
Reports from Examiners. Vide Examiners. 
———— Days appointed for Second Reading, 55, &amp;c. 
— Second Reading deferred, 58, &amp;c. 
Motion, That the Bill be now read a second time, 
but, on Division, not made; Bill committed, 77. 


Order for Second Reading discharged, and Bills 
withdrawn, 62, 124. 


Orders, That Bills be read a second time, dis- 
charged, and Bills withdrawn, 132, 133. 


Order for resuming adjourned Debate on Second 
Reading, discharged, and Bill withdrawn, 312. 


~——-— Committed, 54, &amp;c. 























Committed, after Amendment proposed, “ Six 
Months,” but not made, 88. On Division, 88, 93, &amp;c. 





———— Order, That a Bill be committed, discharged, and 
Bill committed to a Select Committee of Nine Sieatens, 
Five to be nominated by the House, and Four by the 
Committee of Selection, 110. 

All Petitions against a Bill (Private), presented 

Three clear davs before the meeting of the Committee, 

referred, and Counsel ordered, 97. Standing Order sus- 

pended in the case of Petitions; Petitions referred, and 

Counsel ordered, 140, 143, 150. 


— Reported, with Amendments, 97, &amp;c. 
——— Reported, without Amendment, 97, &amp;c. 








———— Reported, pursuant to Instruction; Provision 
made, 130, 180, 199, 241, 262, 296,299. The Committee 
had given full attention to the matters referred to them in 
the Iustruction of the House, 261. Certain Railways 
struck out, 287. Proof adduced, 293. That the Com- 
mittee had incorporated certain Powers proposed to be 
conferred by another Bill, 261. Plans, Sections, &amp;c., de- 
posited, 299. Guarantee struck out, 375. Recital struck 
cut, 391. 

————- Reported, pursuant to Resolution ; 
made, 207, 218. Matters proved, 375. 
construct certain Tramways, 241. 

—— Reported; Preamble not proved, 134, 211. 

Reported ; Parties do not proceed, 261. 

———— Reported from Select Committees, 224. 

———— Considered, as amended, 173, &amp;e. 

———— Days appointed for Third Reading, 183, &amp;c. 

——— Passed, 124, &amp;c. 

———— Passed, with Amendments ( Lords’ Bills), 205, &amp;c. 

———— Passed, with a New Title, 145, 173, &amp;c. 

———— Queen’s Consent signified on Third Reading; 
Bills passed, 184, &amp;c. 

New Titles to Bills, 145. 


No power to 








Provision | 





-- Short Titles changed, on consideration 

amended, 159, 233. In the ah 229. a 

— Commons Bitts agreed to by the Lords, without 

Amendment, 159. 

Returned from the Lords, with Amendme 

To which this House agrees, 261. ae 

Report of List of Private Bills which it had been 
determined should originate in the House of Lords 30. 
Report that a Bill had been withdrawn from the List, 33. 

————Report, That in respect of Bills comprised in the 
List as intended to originate in the House of Lords, the 
Standing Orders bad been certified to have been complied 
with in certain cases, 50. 

Report, That in respect of Bills comprised in the 
List as intended to originate in the House ot Lords the 
Standing Orders had been certified not to have been com- 
plied with in certain cases, 51. 

————— Order, That Standing Orders 39 and 129 be sus- 
nded, and that the time for depositing Petitions against 
rivate Bills, or against any Bill to confirm any Provi- 

sional Order, or Provisional Certificate, and for depositing 
duplicates of any Documents relating to any Bill to con- 
firm any Provisional Order, or Provisional Certificate, be 
extended to the first day on which the House shall sit 
after the recess, 179. Tu Thursday the 6th day of this 
instant J une, 321. 

——— Order, That Standing Orders 150 and 1734 be 
applicable to all Bills referred to the Committee on 
Police and Sanitary Regulations; and that it be an 
Instruction to the Committee in their Report under such 
Standing Orders to state their Reasons for granting any 
powers in conflict with, deviation from, or excess of the 
general Law, and the text of the Clauses by which such 
powers are proposed to be conferred, 110. 

Order, That Standing Orders 220 and 246, relating 
to Private Bills, be suspended for the remainder of the 
Session ; Order, That, as regards Private Bills alread 
returned by the House of Lords, with Amendments, ear 
Amendments be now considered ; Order, That as regards 
Private Bills to be returned by the House of Lords, with 
Amendments, such Amendments be considered forthwith ; 
Order, That, when it is intended to propose any Amend- 
ments thereto, a Copy of sucli Amendments shall be 
deposited in the Private Bill Office, and notice given on 
the day on which the Bill shall have been returned from 
the Lords, and such Amendments may be considered forth- 
with, 380. 

Standing Orders for the suspension of Private 

Bills, or Bills to confirm any Provisional Order or Certifi- 

cate, 379. 


(Group A.); Report, That the Chairman had been 
directed to move the House, That Witnesses be ordered 
to attend ; ordered to attend accordingly, 118. Report of 
adjournment of Committee for the convenience of Parties, 
145 Report of absence of Member on account of ill- 
ness, 151. 

(Group B.); Reports of adjournment of Committee 
for the convenience of parties, 146, 157. Report of ab- 
sence of Member on account of illness; Member dis- 
charged from further attendance, 147. 


PROVISIONAL ORDER BILLS: 
———— Ordered, 12, &amp;c. 
———— Ordered ; paray accordingly ; Standing Order 


oe and Bill to be now read the first time ; accord- 
ingly read the first time, and referred to the Examiners, 32!. 


Presented; read, and referred to the Examiners, 




















14, &amp;e. 
—— Report, That no Standing Orders are applicable ; 
and Days appointed for Second Reading, 62, 97, &amp;c. 
———— Report, That the Standing Order has been com- 
plied with ; and Day appointed for Second Reading, 27!, 
&amp;e. 


Committed, 107, &amp;c, 
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BILLS -PROVISIONAL ORDERS—continued. 
__—__— Committed to a Joint Committee of Lords and 


Commons, 78. (Vide Rattway Rates and Cuarcgs 
ProvisionaL OrperR Bits. 

_——— Committed Standing Orders suspended, and leave 
to the Committee on the Bull to sit, and proceed forth- 
with, 389. 

__—_—— Reported, without Amendment ; Provisional Order 
or Provisional Orders confirmed ; and Days appointed for 
Third Reading, 130, &amp;c. 

——— Reported; Provisional Ordeis confirmed ; Days 
appointed for consideration, as amended, 147, &amp;c. 

—-— All Petitions for or against certain Bills, pre- 
sented Five clear Days before the Meeting of the Com- 
mittee; referred to the Joint Committee of Lords and 
Commons, and Counsel ordered, 78. Said Order suspended 
in the case of cetain Petitions, and Petitions referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 136, 160, 174. 

_— Standing Order suspended, and time for depo- 
siting Petitions against Provisional Order Bills, &amp;c. ; 
extended, 179. Vide Bus ( Private Bills). 

——— Consideration, as amended, deferred, 156, &amp;c. 

Considered, as amended; Days appointed for 

Third Reading, 156, &amp;c. 

Considered, as amended ; to be now read the third 
time ; Passed, 174, 184, &amp;c. 

——— Passed, 160, &amp;c. 

——w— Considered, as amended ; Passed, 223, 224, &amp;c. 

———— Order for Third Reading discharged; Bill re- 
committed toa Committee of the whole House in respect of 
a Clause; Considered in Committee, and reported ; Clause 
amended ; Bill considered, as amended ; Passed, 272. 

——— Agreed to by the Lords, 399, &amp;c. 











—_—— 


Commons BILLs: 

— Returned by the Lords, with Amendments, 387. 
Lords’ Amendments to be now considered ; considered, and 
agreed to, 390. 

——— Royal Assent, 386, &amp;c. 

Standing Orders for the Suspension of Private 

Bills or Bills to confirm any Provisional Order or Cer- 

tificate, 379. Vide Sranpine OrpeERs. 


——— RAILWAY BILLS; 

(Group 1); Reports, That the Chairman had 
been directed to move the House, That a Witness or 
Witnesses be ordered to attend; ordered to attend accord- 
ingly, 113, 125, 126, 194 (three Reports), 194. Report 
of adjournment of Committee for the convenience of parties, 
150. 

















(Group 2); Report of adjournment of Com- 
mittee for the convenience of parties, 226. 

——-—— (Group 3); Report of adjournment of Com- 
mittee for the convenience of parties, 216. 

———— (Group 4) ; Report of Adjournment of Committee 
for the convenience of parties, 143. 

(Group 7); Report, That the Chairman of the 

Committee stated that he was unable on account of being 

a Shareholder in the North Eastern Railway Company, 

further to attend the Committee, 398. 

Bills for incorporating Railway Companies; For 

Instruction relative thereto, 146. Vide Instructions. 








Bitts. Vide Accounts. 
Private Birt Procepure. 

Bits for INcorporaTING RaILway Companigs ; Order, 
That it be an Instruction to Committees on Bills of the 
present Session for Incorporating Railway Companies, 
that they be at liberty, if they think fit, to omit the 
Clause required by Standing Order 166a in any case 
where they shall be of opinion that rates and charges in 
respect of merchandise traffic can be conveniently and 


Vou. 147.——Sess. 1892. 


AMENDMENTS. Causes. 


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properly fixed by reference to any Schedule already sanc- 
tioned by a Rates and Charges Order Confirmation Act, 
146. 


Bitus of Sate; Bill to amend and consolidate the Law 
relating to Bills of Sale; Brought from the Lords, 384. 


BirkMINGHAM Bisnopric; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified tu have been complied 
with, 50. 


BrrmincHam Corporation Warer; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 34. Read, 43. Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing, 55- Second Reading deferred, 73. Motion, That 
the Bill be now read a second time; Amendment pro- 
posed, “‘ Six Months”; but, on Division, not made; Bill 
committed, 88. Order, That the Bill be committed, dis- 
charged ; Bill committed to a Select Committee of Nine 
Members, Five to be nominated by the House, and Four 
by the Committee of Selection ; all Petitions against the 
Bill presented Tiree clear days before the Meeting of 
the Committee referred to the Committee, and Counsel 
ordered ; Power to send for persons, papers. aud records; 
Five to be the Quorum; Jnstruction to the Committee, 
that they have power to inquire and report to the House 
whether it is necessary to extinguish the rights of the 
commoners, and the user of the commons by farmers over 
so wide a district, and whether provisions should be in- 
serted for securing to the Public free access to the Com- 
mons proposed to be acquired other than so much as is 
required for Reservoirs and other Works, 97. Motion, 
That it be an Instruction to the Committee to whom the 
Bill is referred, that provisions be inserted in such Bill for 
protecting the Town of Tenbury and its Neighbourhood 
from the effect, by way of Flood, of the Overflows into 
the River Teme from the proposed Waterworks at Bur- 
rington, near Ludlow, or for providing ample Compensation 
for the Damage caused by such Overflow; Withdrawn, 130. 
Four Members nominated, 130. Order, referring Peti- 
tions presented within three clear days, suspended in the 
case of a certain Petition; Petitions referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 140, 143, 150. Motion, That the Number of 
Members on the Select Committee on the Birmingham 
Water Bill be iucreased from Nine to Eleven, and that 
Mr. Thomas Ellis and One Member to be nominated by 
the Committee of Selection be added to the Committee ; 
and Question negatived on Division, 152. Petition for 
additional Provision referred to the Examiners, 174. 
Report on said Petition, That the Standing Orders have 
been complied with; Instruction to the Committee on the 
Bill, That they have Power to make Provision therein 
accurdingly, 183. Bill reported, 261. Day appointed 
for consideration, as amended, 278. Bill considered, as 
amended, 286. Day appointed tor Third Reading, 298. 
Order for Third Reading read; Queen’s Consent sig- 
nified ; Motion, That the Bill he 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-committed to a Committee of the whole House 
in respect of Clause 53”; but, on Division, not made; 
Bill passed, 304. By the Lords, with Amendments, 392. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 393. (Cited as Birmingham 
Corporation Water Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


Bisuops’ AuTHoRITY ReGuuation ; Bill to permit Access 
to the proper Courts for the Trial of Ecclesiastical 
Grievances at present barred by the Bishops; Ordered, 
29. Presented, 30. Second Reading deferred, g2, 136, 
155, 205, 265. 

Birtus. Deatus, and Marriaces (Scotland). 
Accounts. 


Birtus, Deatus, Marriacgs, and Vaccination. (Scot- 
land). Vide Accounts. 


Buiacxsurn Corporation ; Petition, and Bill ordered, 34. 
Read, 48. Committed, 58. Reported, 153. Considered, 
as amended, 173. Day appointed for Third Reading, 18;3. 
Bill passed, 189. By the Lords, with pena: 

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Biacxsurn CorporRATion—continued. 


Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 363. (Cited as Blackburn 


Corporation Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 386. 
Briacxroot Improvement; Petition, and Bill ordered, 34. 


Read, 48. Day appointed for Second Reading, 62, Com- 


mitted, 77. Report on Petition for dispensing with 
Standing Order 129, That the Standing Orders ought to 
be dispensed with, 106. Petition for additional Provision 
referred to the Examiners, 185. Report on said Petition, 
That the Standing Orders have not been complied with, 
referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 
198. Report on said Petition, That the Standing Orders 
ought to be dispensed with, 211. 
Birackrock and Kinestown Main DkatnaGe and Im- 
PROVEMENT; Petition for Bill, referred to the Select 
. Committee on Standing Orders, 39. Report, That the 
Standing Orders bave not been complied with, referred to 
the said Committee, 50. Report, That the Standing 
Orders ought to be dispensed with, 84. Report read ; 
Bill ordered, 85. Read, 88. Order, That the Bill be read 
a second time, discharged, and Bill withdrawn, 133. 
Boakp of Acricutture. Vide Accounts. Suppry. 
Boarp of Agricutture (Agricultural Returns). Vide 
Accounts. 
Boarp of Acricu.ture (Distribution of Grants). 
Accounts. 
Boarp of Acricutture (Veterinary Department). 
Accounts. 
Boarp of Supervision and Pusiic Hearts, &amp;c. ( Scot- 
land). Vide Supp ty. 
Boarp of Traps. Vide Suppry. 
Boarp of Trav (Deficiency of Income from Fees). 
Suppty. 
Boarp of Trustezs for Manuractures (Scotland). Vide 
Suppuy. 


Vide 


Vide 


Vide 


Boarps. Vide Mininc. 


Boarps of Poor Law Guarpians DissoLvep or WarneD 
(Ireland). Vide Accounts. 


Boarps (Scotland). 


Boiters Inspection and Reaistration ; Bill to provide 
for tue Inspection and Registration of Boilers; Ordered, 17. 
Presented,21. Second Reading deferred, 212, 238, 284. 


Vide ParocaiaL. 


Bonps. Vide ParLiaMeNTARy. 
Boroven Marker (Southwark); Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 34. Read, 43. Committed, 55. Reported, 


130. Considered, as amended, 145. Passed, 151. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 252. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 261. (Cited as Borough Market (Southwark) 
Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 268. 


Borovens. Vide Coroners. 


BovurnemMoutH Improvement ; Petition, and Bill ordered, 
34. Read, 43. Commitied, 55. Reported from the 
Select Committee on Police and Sanitary Regulations, 
194. Cousidered, as amended, 233. Passed [New Title], 
245- By the Lords, with Amendments, 387. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 388. (Cited as Bournemouth 
Improvement Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


Braprorp Corroration Warsr; Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 50. Bill brought from the Lords, 159. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 159. Report, That 
the Standing Orders not previously inquired into have 
been complied with ; Bill to be read a second time, 178. 
Committed, 198. Reported, 269. Considered, as 
amended, 338. a with Amendments, 3653. To 
which the Lords agree, 392. (Cited as Bradford Cor- 
poration Waterworks Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 





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[ 1899, 
Braz. Viae Accounts. : 
Brecon and Merruyr Typrit Raitway, &amp;c. Vide Rar. 


way Rates, &amp;c. 
Vide Nzata. 

Brisery; Usual Sessional Order relative thereto, 4. 
Bripaes (Scotland). 


BripuinaTon Prers and Harsour Act. Vide Accounts, 


Brecon Raiitway. 


Vide Roaps. 


Bricuton Raitway. Vide Lonpon. 


Being Pumpince (Compensation for Subsidence) Pro- 
~ vistoNAL OrpeR; Bill to confirm a Provisional Order 
made by the Local Government Board for the formation 
of the Northwich and Winsford Compensation District 
Ordered, 245. Presented; Read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 246. Report, That no Standing Orders are 
applicable ; day appointed for Second Reading, 278 
Second Reading deferred, 283, 286. Motion, That the Bill 
be now read a second time ; Amendment proposed, “ Six 
Months,” and Withdrawn ; Bill committed, 305. 


Beaistot Cuurcn. Vide Saint BartTHOLoMeEw. 


Bristot Gas; Report, That the Bill should originate in 
the House of Lords, 30. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with 
50. Bill brought from the Lords, 1395. Read, and re- 
ferred to the Examiners, 135. Report, That no Standing 
Orders not previously inquired into are applicable; Bill 
to be read a second time, 145. Committed, 156. Re- 
ported, 180. Considered, as amended, 194. Passed, 
with an Amendment, 202. To which the Lords agree, 
228. (Cited as Bristol Gas Company’s Act, 1892) Roval 
Assent, 267. : 


British Cotumsia (Loan); Motion for the House to re- 
solve itself into a Committee to consider of authorising 
the Treasury to advance a Sum, out of the Consolidated 
Fund of the United Kingdom, as a Loan to the Govern- 
ment and Province of British Columbia ; Queen’s Recom- 
mendation signified ; Question agreed to, 372. Matter 
considered in Committee, 379. Resolution reported, and 
agreed to; Billordered thereupon, 387. Vide infra. 


Britiss Cotumsia (Loan); Bill to authorise an Advance 
to the Government of the Province of British Columbia ; 
Ordered ; Presented accordingly, 387. Motion, That the 
Bill be now read a second time; Amendment proposed, 
“ Three Months,” but, on Division, not made; Bill com- 
mitted, 391. Considered in Committee, and reported, with- 
out Amendment, 395. Passed, 398. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 399. (Cited as British Columbia (Loan) Act, 
1892) Royal Assent, 401. Vide supra. 

British CotumsBia (Loan). Vide Accounts. 

Britisu Immigrants (Brazil), Vide Accounts. 


Britisu Museum; Petition for Aid ; Queen’s Recommenda- 
tion signified ; to lie upon the Table, 118. 








— Vide Accounts. Suppty. 
BritisH Serrtements Act, 1887 (Sierra Leone; Queens- 
land). Vide Accounts. 
Baitish West Inpres and Britisa Guiana (Jmpost 
Duties, &amp;c.) Vide Accor nts. 
BroapmMoor CrimrnaL Lunatic Asytum. Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 


Broom Rattway. Vide WorcEsTER. 


BrynMawr and ABERTILLERY Gasand Warer ; Petition, 


and Bill ordered, 34. Read, and referred to the Exa- 
miners, 43- Report, That Standing Order 62 has been 
complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 80. Com- 
mitted, 100. Reported, 146. Considered, as amended, 
159. Passed, 173. By the Lords, with wane 








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372. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 379. (Cited as 
Brynmawr and Abertillery Gas and Water Act, 1892) 
Royal Assent, 401. 


Bupe Raitway. Vide Hoisworrey. 


Buenos Ayres and Paciric Raitway Company; Re- 
port, That the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 
30. Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified 
to have been complied with, 50. Bill brought from the 
Lords, 314. 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, 373. 

Burtp1ne Feus and Leasgs (Scotland); Bill to amend the 
Law relating to Feus and Leases for Building in Scotland ; 
Ordered, in lieu of another Bill withdrawn, 60. Pre- 
sented, 60. Second Reading deferred, 109, 235. 


Vide Fevus and 








————— 


Buitp1nG Leases (Scotland) Bit. 


Buitpinc Lanns Rating anp Purcuase; Bill to provide 
for the Rating and Purchase by Local Authorities of 
Lands suitable fur building purposes in and near Towns; 
Ordered ; Presented accordingly, 141. Second Reading 
deferred, 162. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn, 234. 


Buitpinc Lanps (Scotland) ; Bill to enable Local Authori- 
ties to acquire Building Lands in Scotland ; Ordered, 32. 
Presented, 32. Second Reading deferred, 107, 142, 193, 


275. 
Bur.p1nG Ligases (Scotland). Vide Fevs. 


Buitpine Socreties. Vide Accounts. 


Burcu Pouice and Heatrs (Scotland); 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 ; Ordered, 
i120. Presented, 124. Second Reading deferred, 148, 
154, 158, 168. Bill committed, 176. Considered in 
Committee, 181. Committee deferred, 187, 197. Bill 
again considered in Committee, 201. Committee deferred, 
205, 222. Bill again considered in Committee, 225. 
Committee deferred, 230, 236, 243, 247, 249, 253. Bill 
again considered in Committee, 258. Committee deferred, 
264, 270, 275, 290, 295, 297, 301, 307, 328. Bill further 
considered in Committee, and reported, 342. Considera- 
tion, as amended, deferred, 361. Bill considered, as 
amended (Short Title changed to Burgh Police ( Scot- 
land) Bill); Passed, 369-70. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 400. Lords’ Amendments to be printed, 403. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, with a Special Entry, 404. 
(Cited as Burgh Police (Scotland) Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 406. 


Burra, Grounps. Vide Cuurcn. 


Burtats; Bill to further amend the Burial Laws; Ordered, 
18, Presented, 22. Second Reading deferred, 128. Order 
for Second Reading discharged ; another day appointed, 
150. Second Reading deferred, 192, 265. 


URTON-UPON-T RENT NaviGATion. Vide Trent. 
Business of the Housz. Vide Houss (Business of the). 


Business of the House (Days occupied by Government 
and by Private Members). Vide Accounts (Commons, 
House of). 


Bure Docks, Carpirr; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 50. 


Bure Weir. Vide Exgctions. 


VoL. 147.——Sess. 1892. e 





— 


Baynmawre and ApertitLery Gas and Watser—cont*. | Buxton Locat Boarp; Petition, and Bill ordered, 34. 


Read, 43. Committed, 55. Reported from the Select 
Committee on Police and Sanitary Regulations, 143. 
Considered, as amended, 159. Passed [New Title], 173. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 351. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 373. (Cited as Buxton Local Board Act, 
1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


55 &amp; 56 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess.7. 1892. 
Cas LE Rattways (Metropolis). Vide Evecrric. 


Capvoxton Gas and Water. Vide Barry. 


CaLeponiaN Canat. Vide Accounts. Supp ty. 
Caveponian, &amp;c. Ratrrway. Vide Raitway RatEs. 


Caxteponian Raitway (Dumbarton and Balloch Joint Line, 
&amp;c.); Report, That the Bill should originate in the 
House of Lords, go. Report, That the Standing Orders 
had been certified to have been complied with, 50. Bill 
brought from the Lords (changed to Dumbarton and 
Balloch Joint Line, §c. Bill), 311. 


Dumsarron and Battocu Joint Line, &amp;c. Biwt. 


Ca.eponian INsurance Company; Report, that the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have been com- 
plied with, 50. Bull brought from the Lords, 142. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 142. Report, That no 
Standing Orders not previously inquired into are applicable; 
Bill to be read u second time, 151. Committed, 173. 
Reported, without Amendment, 195. Pussed, 202. (Cited 
as Caledonian Insurance Company's Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 267. 


CaLLANDgER and Osan Rarttway. Vide Rattway Rares. 
CamBrRian Rartway Company. Vide Priviizce. 
CamBRIAN Raitwar, &amp;c. Vide Rattway Rares. 


CamBripege University Jurispicrion; Bill to amend the 
Law relating to the Jurisdiction of the Chancellor, Vice 
Chancellor, and other Authorities of the University of 
Cambridge, over Persons not Members of the University, 
and for other pu®poses; Ordered, 19. Presented, 24. 
Examiners to examine the Bill with respect to compliance 
with the S:anding Orders relative to Private Bills, 204. 
Second Reading deferred, 212. Report, That the Standing 
Orders have not been complied with; referred to the 
Select Committee on Standing Orders, 227. Second 
Reading deferred, 265. Report, That the Standing 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 271. 


CamBeipce University Writ. Vide Exvzcrions. 
Canau Trarric. Vide Raitway. 

Carapvon Rattway. Vide Liskgarp. 

Carpirr Docks. Vide Burs. 

Carcogs. Vide Deck. 


Casvattizs (Scotland); Bill to abolish Casualties by 
Purchase in Scotland; Ordered, 49. Presented, §0. 
Second Reading deferred, 123, 138, 161, 177, 192, 249. 


Casuat Warps; Bill for the provision of Central Stations 
in connection with Casual Wards in London, and for other 
purposes relating to such Casual Wards; Ordered ; 
Presented accordingly, 300. Second Reading deferred, 318, 
344- Bill committed, 351. Considered in Committee, and 
reported, without Amendment, 361. Passed, 370. 


Carucart District Rattway (£xtension of Time); 
Petition, and Bill ordered, 34. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 43. Report, That Standing Order 62 has 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 55. 
Committed, 69. Reported, 97. Considered, as amended, 
117. Passed, 130. Agreed to by the Lords, 242. (Cited 
as Catheurt District Feailway Extension of Time) Act, 


1892) Royal Assent, 267. 
I 


CaTHEDRAL 











CarTuzpraL Cuurcues; Bill to provide for making Statutes 
respecting Deans and Chapters and Cathedral Churches 
in England, and for other purposes relating thereto ; 
Ordered, 29. Presented, 30. Second Reading deferred, 
83, 123, 135, 162, 213, 249, 266. Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 325. Second Reading deferred, 337- 
Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn, 
347- 

Catuotic Retizr. Vide Roman. 
















































Cemeteries Ratinc; Bill to amend the Law for the 
Rating of certain Cemeteries ; Ordered, 306. Presented, 
306. 

Census of IRELAND, 1891. Vide Accounts. 


Census of Scottaxp. Vide Accounts. 
Centrrat Criminat Court. Vide Hastines, Mr. 


Centra Lonpon Kaitway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 
. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 43. Report, 
That Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to 
be read a second time, 163. Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 179. Second Reading deferred, 227, 272. 
Bill committed, 283. Motion, That it be an Instruction 
to the Committee on the Bill that they do insert a Clause 
reserving to the London County Council a power te pur- 
chase the undertaking after the expiration of a limited 
period on terms similar to those provided in Section 43 of 
“The Tramways Act,” 1870”; and Question, on Division, 
negutived, 298. Standing Orders suspended, and leave 
to the Committee of Selection to appoint the Committee 
on the Bill, to sit and proceed forthwith, 357. Bill re- 
ported, 363. Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be 
now taken into consideration, provided amended prints 
shall have been previously deposited ; Bill considered ; 
Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now read the 
third time ; accordingly read the third time, and passed, 
363. By the Lords, with Amendments, 400. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 405. (Cited as Central London 
Railway Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 406. 


CertiFriep Dayand INpusTRIAL Scuoonts. VideAccounrtTs. 


Cuancettor, Lorpj Hicn; Her Majesty’s Most Gracious 
Speech delivered by bim to both Houses of Parliament,— 
At the opening of the Session, 9. At the close of the 
Session, 406. 


Cuannet Tonnet (Experimental Works); Petition, and 
Bill ordered, 34. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 43. 


Cuarrers v. Gipsps anD Hanson; Petition for leave to 
the proper Officer of the House to attend a Trial, and 
produce the Minutes of Evidence of a Select Committee, 
and give Evidence; leave given, 260. 


CuamBeEr of Lonpon. Vide Accounts. 
Cuarine Cross Rattway. Vide HampsTeap. 


CuaritaB_e Donations and Bequests (Ireland). Vide 
Suppty. 


CuariTaBLgE Enpowments, Denpicusuire. Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


CHARITABLE Trusts Recovery. Vide Accounts. 
CuaritaBie Uses Act. Vide Mortmain. 


Cuaariry Commission (ngland and Wales). Vide Ac- 
counts. Suppty. 


Cuarity Inquirizs; Bill to authorise the Councils of 
Counties and County Boroughs to contribute to the Ex- 
— of Inquiries into certain Charities; Ordered, 178. 
resented, 178. Second Reading deferred, 196, 221. 
Bill committed, 226. Committee deferred, 230, 243. 
Bill considered in Committee, and reported, without 





INDEX to the One Hunprep and Forty-seventH VoLu me, (1892, 
a 0—0—0—0—0—0—0—0OOOosSSSSsSsS8S89898. eT 


Amendment; Passed, 247. Agreed to bv the Lords, 310. 
(Cited as Charity Inquiries Expenses Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 385. 


Cuarity of Samugt SunpERLAND. Vide Sunpveruanp. 


CuarTereD Accountants; Bill to amend the Law re. 
lating to Chartered Accountants; Ordered, 149. Pre. 
sented, 149- Order for Second Reading discharged 
another day ag gg 159- Second Reading deferred. 
197, 222. Order for Second Reading dischirged ; Billi 
withdrawn, 244. 


Carters. Vide GresHamM. 

Cuatuam Rattway. Vide Lonpon, 

Cuexsea Hospirat. Vide Accounts. Suppty (Army). 
CuesuirE Rattway. Vide SourHport. 

Cuicaco Exuisition. Vide Suppry. 


Cuicnester Canat TransFer Act, 1892. Vide Ports- 
MOUTH. 


Cuigzr Secretary for Ireuann (Officers, §c.) Vide 
Suppty. 


Cuitpren. Vide INTOXICATING. 
Cuitze. Vide Accounts. 


Cuimney Sweepers; Bill to make better provision for the 
Registration and Regulation of Chimney Sweepers; 
Ordered,277. Presented, 277. Second Reading deferred, 
393, 347- 

Cuina. Vide Accounts. 


Curist’s Hospitau (Sons of Naval Officers). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Caurcu Buitpine Acts (Compulsory Powers Repeal) ; 
Bill to repeal the Provisions of the Church Building Acts 
relating to the Compulsory Purchase of Sites for Churches 
and Burial Grounds; Ordered, 17. Presented, 21. Second 
Reading deferred, g2, 108, 128, 144, 162, 213, 223, 244, 
255, 276, 290. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn, 395. 


Cuurcues. Vide CaTHEDRAL. 


Cuurcues and Sires (/reland); Bill to provide Sites for 
Churches, Scliools, and Teachers’ Residences in Ireland; 
Ordered, 18. Presented, 23. Second Reading deferred, 
59- Motion, That the Bill be now read a second time: 
Debate adjourned, 83. Further adjourned, 87, 96, 123, 
162, 292. 


Crurcu Estates Commission. Vide Accounts. 
Cuurcu Hope Raitway. Vide Easton. 


Cuurcnr in Warss; Motion, That as the Church of Eng- 
land in Wales has failed to fulfil its professed object as a 
means of promoting the religious interests of the Welsh 
people, and ministers only to a small minority of the popu- 
lation, its continuance as an Established Church in the 
Principality is an anomaly and an injustice which ought 
no longer to exist; and Question, on Division, negatived, 
59- 

Cuurcu of Enetanp. Vide Deacons. 


Cuaurcu of ScoTtanD (Disestablishment and Disendowment) ; 
Motion, That, in the opinion of this House, the Church of 
Scotland ought to be Disestablished and Disendowed ; 
Amendment proposed to leave out from the word “ That,” 
to the end of the Question, in order to add the words “ !t 
is not desirable in itself, nor consonant with the wishes of 
the people of Scotland, that the Church of Scotland 
should be disestablished and its endowments diverted to 
secular uses; and that, in the opinion of this House, it 15 

highly desirable that the Presbyterian Churches of Scot- 

land should be re-united upon a National basis, and ~ 
e 


Ty 









—=— 


. Cuurcs of ScoTr.anp (Disestablishment and Disendowment) 
—continued. 


the endowments should continue to be appropriated to 
religious purposes ;” Question That the words propenes 
to be left out stand part of the Question, on Division, 
negatived ; Question, That the words “it is not de- 
sirable in itself, nor consonant with the wishes of the 
people of Scotland, that the Church of Scotland should 
be disestablished and its endowments diverted to secular 
uses; and that, in the opinion of this House, it is 
highly desirable that the Presbyterian Churches of Scotland 

. should be re-united upon a National basis; and that the en- 
dowments should continue to be wae to religious 
purposes,” be added to the word“ That” in the Main 
Question :—Debate arising; and, it being after Mid- 
night, Mr. Speaker proceeded to interrupt the Business ; 
Question for Closure, on Division, resolved in the 
Affirmative ; Question accordingly put, That the words 
“jt is not desirable in itself, nor consonant with the 
wishes of the people of Scotland, that the Church of 
Scotland should be disestablished and its endowments 
diverted to secular uses; and that, in the opinion of this 
House, it is highly desirable that the Presbyterian 
Churches of Scotland should be re-united upon a 
National basis, and that the endowments should continue 
to be appropriated to religious purposes,” be added to the 
word * That ” in the Main Question, and resolved in the 
Affirmative ; Main Question, so amended, put; and, on 
Division, resolved in the Affirmative :—Resolution, That 
it is not desirable in itself, nor consonant with the wishes 
of the people of Scotland, that the Church of Scotland 
should be disestablished and its endowments diverted to 
secular uses ; and that, in the opinion of this House, it is 
highly desirable that the Presbyterian Churches of Scot- 
land should be re-united upon a National basis, and that 
the endowments should continue to be appropriated to 
religious purposes, 27. 


Cuurcn Temporauitigs (/reland).. Vide Accounts. 

Ciry and Sourn Lonpon Raitway; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 34. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 43, 
Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied with ; 
Bill to be read a second time, 163. Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 179. Second Reading deferred, 227, 
272. Bill committed, 283. 


=. em 


Crry of Guascow Lire Assurance Company’s Act. 
Vide Giaseaow City. 


City of Gitascow Union Raitway. Vide Raitway 


RatEs. 


City Raitway. Vide WaTERLOo. 


Civit Biz Courts (Ireland); Bill to amend the Laws 
relating to Civil Bill Courts in Ireland ; Ordered ; Pre- 
sented accordingly, 204. Second Reading deferred, 230, 
253, 264, 275, 290, 302, 318. Bill committed, 323. 
Committee deferred, 344. Order for Committee dis- 
charged ; Bill withdrawn, 370. 


Civit Copg (Scotland). 


| 


Vide Suerirr. 


Civu. Contincencigs Funp. Vide Accounts. Suppery. 
Vide Accounts. 
Vide Suprxy (Navy). 


Civit Servants (Recommendations of the Royal Com- 
mission). Vide AccouNTS. 


Civit List PENStoNs. 


| 


Civit Pensions and GratuitIEs. 





Civin Servants (Retirement at 65). Vide Accounts. 


Civin Service AppointMENTS. Vide East Inpta. 


Civit Services Commission. Vide Accounts. Svuppty. 
Civin Services and Revenve Departments. Vide Ac- 
counts. SuppP.y. 
Vot. 147. Sess. 1892. 








55 &amp; 56 Vier.) INDEX to the One Honvrep and Forty-seventu Voiume. 


Civit Services and Revenue DerpartMENts (Appropria- 
tion Accounts). Vide Accounts. 


Civit Senvices (Ezcesses). Vide Accounts. 


Civin Service (Tenure of Office beyond 65). 
COUNTS. 


Vide Ac- 


CLAUSES : 





Bill re-committed in respect of New Clauses, 
after Order for Third Reading discharged, 2u9. A Clause, 
after Order for Third Reading discharged, 272. A Clause 
and New Clause, after Order for consideration, as amended, 
discharged, 253. 

—_ Added to Bills (Private), on consideration, 
as amended, 223, &amp;c. Amended, and added to Bills 

(Private), 286. 


Offered to be added to Bills (Private), on 
consideration, as amended; Brought up, and read the 
first time; Motion, That the said Clause be now read 
a second time; Motion and Clause, withdrawn, 239, 286. 


Offered to be added to Bills (Public) on 
consideration, as amended, and Debate adjourned on 
Question, That: the said Clause be now read a second 
time, 236. Further adjourned, 244, &amp;c. Resumed; 
Question negatived, 297. 

— On consideration of Bills (Public), as 
amended, offered to be added; Brought up, and read 
the first and second time; Amendment proposed to 
leave out words, but not made; Ciause made part of the 
Bill, 293. 

——— Amendment proposed to insert words ; 
Amendment proposed to proposed Amendment to leave 
out words; Amendment to Amendment not made; 
Amendment made; another Amendment proposed to 
add words, and Withdrawn; Clause, as amended, made 
part of the Bill, 294. 


Added to Bills (Public); on consideration, 
as amended, 314. 


























Amendment proposed to Question, That a 
Bill be now read the third time, to leave out from the 
words “ Bill be” to the end of the Question, in order to 
add the words “ re-committed to a Committee of the 
whole House in respect of Clause 2”; but, on Division, 
not made, 342. 


Vide AMENDMENTS. Bi.ts. 





Cxieator and Workine6Ton Junction Raitway, &amp;c. Vide 
Raitway RATeEs., 
Creator Moor Locat Boarp Seg Report, That the 
Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 30. Repurt, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, §0. Bill brought from the Lords, 137. 
Read and referred the Examiners, 137. Report, That no 
Standing Orders not previously inquired into are appli- 
cable; Bull to be read a second time, 150. Committed, 
169. Reported, 241. Considered, as amended, 256. 
Passed, with Amendments, 268. To which the Lords 


agree, 310. (Cited as Cleator Moor Local Board ( Gas) 
Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 386. 


Currey Discipuins (Jmmorality) ; Bill for better enforcing 
Discipline in the case of Crimes and other Offences 
against Morality committed by Clergymen; Brought 
from the Lords, 120, Read, 132. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 137, 148, 154, 168,176. 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, whilst deploring . 
the circumstances which have occasioned the introduction 


of 
I2 








INDEX ¢@o the One Hunprep and Forty-seventH VOLUME. 











[1892, 





—— ee as 


Crercy Discip.ine (Jmmorality continued. 


of this Bill, considers that it is no part of the functions of 
the State to attend to matters of Spiritual Discipline ;” 
Question and Main Question put, pursuant to Standing 
Order Closure of Debate, and, on Division, resolved in the 
Affirmutive; Bill accordingly read a second time; Motion, 
That the Bill be committed to the Standing Committee on 
Law, &amp;c.; Question put, pursuant to Standing Order 
Closure of Debate (Division frivolously claimed); Bill 
committed.to the Standing Committee on Law, &amp;c., 196. 
Report of the Names of Fifteen Members added in 
respect of the Bill, 211. Order, That until the conclusion 
of the Bill the Standing Committee on Law, &amp;c., have 
leave to sit every day during the Sitting, and notwith- 
standing any adjournment of the House, 269. (For pro- 
ceedings un this Order, see Law, &amp;c.); Bill reperted, 281. 
Consideration, as amended, deferred, 290, 302. Bill con- 
sidered, as amended; Passed, with Amendments, 314, 
318. To which the Lords agree, with an Amendment, 
372. Lords’ Amendment to Commons’ Amendments, and 

onsequential Amendments to the Bill to be now con- 


silered; Considered, and agreed to, 376. (Cited as 
Clergy Discipline Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 400. 
——-- ——— Order, That the Pro- 











ceedings on the Clergy Discipline (Immorality) Bill, if 
under discussion at Twelve this night, be not interrupted 
under the Standing Order “ Sittings of the House,” 314. 


Uxerey ( West Indies). Vide Accounts. 


CLERK OF THE CROWN: 


To make out new 





Writs, 15, 57, 66, 125, 185, 208. 

—&lt;—&lt;—&lt;$&lt;—$=&lt;$&lt;=&lt;=—=—“—“&lt;“&lt;“&lt;«“&lt;«&lt;814«ee FO sitend and 
amend a Return ; attends and amends the Return accord- 
ingly, 104. 


CLERK OF THE CROWN IN _ IRE- 


LAND: 


a ——_—_ —_ —_ —_— —- — To 


make out new Writs, 74. 











CLERK OF THE HOUSE: 


to direct the 
Printing of the Journal, 4. 


the Table, 9, &amp;c. 








lays Papers upon 

















To carry Bills to 
the Lords, with Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 261, &amp;c. 


—_— — — — Petition for leave 
to the proper Officer to attend a Trial and produce the 
Minutes of a Select Committee and give Evidence ; Leave 
given, 260. 


———_———_ ———__— To carry Reso- 
lutions to the Lords, and desire their concurrence, 62, 74. 


————_———— Informs the House 
of the unavoidable absence of the Speaker owing to indis- 
position, 194. Continued indisposition, 198. 


Crerxs Depure (Scotland). Vide Suenrirr. 


Crugvepon Tramways. Vide WesTon-suPeR-MaRE. 


Criypsz, Arprisnatc,and Crinan Rattway (Abandonment) ; 
Petition, and Bill ordered, 34. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 43. Report, That Standing Order 62 has 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 55. 
Committed, 69. Reported, 113. Considered, as amended, 





136. Passed, 145. Agreed to by the Loids, 249 
( Cited as Clyde, Ardrishaig, and Crinan Railway ( Aban. 
donment) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 267. 


Vide Hares. 


Vide AccounTs. 


Crose Time for Hargs. 


CLosuRE. MEMBERs. 


Qugstions. 


CroTuine EstasiisHmMents and Services. Vide Suppiy 
(Army). 


CrypeBank Raitway. Vide Guascow. 


Coan Minzs Reouration Act (1887) AmMenpMenrt; Bill 
to amend “ The Coal Mines Regulation Act of 1887”; 
Ordered, 16. Presented, 21. Second Reading referred, 
212, 238, 266. % 


Coat Minzgs Recuxation Act (1887) AMENDMENT (No. 2); 
Bill to amend “The Coal Mines Regulation Act, 1887,” 
and to provide for the giving of Certificates to Workmen 
on leaving their Employment in Mines ; Ordered, 65. Pre- 
sented, 65. Second Reading deferred, 80, gi, 100, 123, 
129, 168, 232, 267, Day appointed for Second Reading, 
358. 


Coat Mines Recuiation Act (1887) AmENDMeEnrt (No. 3); 
Bill to amend “ The Coal Mines Regulation Act, 1887”, 
Ordered, 293. Presented,293. Second Reading deferred, 
394, 319. 

Coat, Cinpers, &amp;c. Vide Accounts. 
Vide Arrprig. 


Vide Da Cosain. 


CoaTsBripGe WarTER. 
Cosain, Mr. Dz. 


CotcuEester Corporation ; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been com- 
plied with, 50. Bill brought from the Lords, 165. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 165. Report, That the 
Standing Orders not previously inquired into have been 
complied with ; Bill to be read a second time, 173. Com- 
mitted, 184. Reported, 287. Considered, as amended, 
312. Passed, with Amendments, 324. To which the 
Lords agree, 372. (Cited as Colchester Corporation Act, 
1892) Royal Assent, 386. 


Coutrece Carter Act, 1871. Vide Accounts. 


CotoniAL Orricre. Vide Suppty. 


CorontaL Prosates; Bill to provide for the Recogni- 
tion in the United Kingdom of Probates and Letters of 
Administration granted in British Possessions; Brought 
from the Lords, 114. Read, 125. Second Reading 
deferred, 192. Bill committed, 134. Committee de- 
ferred, 138. Bill considered in Committee, and reported, 
without Amendment; Passed, 148. (Cited as Colonial 
Probate Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 267. 


CoxroniaL Reports. Vide Accounts. 


Cotomiat Stock Act (1877) AmMeNpMEnT; Bill to amend 
“«'The Colonial Stock Act, 1887,” so far as regards the 
mode of transfer of Stock to which that Act applies ; 
Brought from the Lords, 384. Read,384. Committed, 39!. 
Considered in Committee, and reported, without Amend- 
ment ; Passed, 395. (Cited as Uolonial Stock Act, 1892) 
Roya! Assent, 400. 


Cotonies (Grants in Aid). Vide Suppty. 


Coxonisation (Crofters and Cottars of the Western High- 
lands and Islands of Scotland). Vide Suppty. 


Cotour Tests. Vide Accounts. 


Cotumsia. Vide Britisn. 


CoM BINATIONS; 


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CompinaTIONs ; Motion, That the Common Law Doctrine of } —— 


Conspiracy, by which persons are made punishable for com- 
pining to do acts which in themselves are not criminal, is 
unjust in its operation, and ought to be amended ; Amend- 
ment proposed by leaving out from the word “That” to 
the end of the Question, in order to add the words “ this 
House declines to pledge itself to any alteration of the 
Law of Conspiracy until it has had an opportunity of 
considering the proposed Amendments in a definite form 
and embodied in a Bill, so that their effect upon the 
existing Law can be adequately considered in connec- 
tion with all interests affected thereby,” and, on Division, 
made; Main Question, as amerded, put: Resolution, That 
this House declines to pledge itself to any alteration of the 
Law of Conspiracy until it has lad an opportunity of con- 
sidering the pr.-posed Amendments in a definite form and 
embodied in « Bill, so that their effect upon the existing 
Law can be adequately considered in connection with all 
interests affected thereby, 126. 


CommerctaL TREATIES and Tarirrs. Vide Accounts. 


Commissioners Cuausges Act (1847) AMENDMENT ; 
Bill to amend “ The Commissioners Clauses Act, 1847”; 
Ordered, 97. Presented, 98. Second Reading deferred, 
128, 144, 192, 206, 213, 231, 238, 244, 255, 266, 276, 
284, 303- 


CommitTas (Ireland). Vide Accounts. 


COMMITTEES : 

-nominated (Public Accounts), 59. 
Orders), 25. (Selection), 25. 

pointed and nominated at the same time 
(Public Petitions), 59. 


——— Re-appointed and nominated at the same time, 
47, &amp;e. 





(Standing 


—_—————— 2 


Appointment of Temporary Chairman of Com- 
mittees by Mr. Speaker, 65. 

(Ascension Day); Order, on Division, That 
Committees shall not sit To-morrow, being Ascension 
Day, until Two of the clock, 283. 


Two Members added to a Select Committee, 
and said Committee divided into two Committees, and 
Bills committed to the original Committee, and not dis- 
posed of, to be apportioned between the two Committees, 
&amp;e., 268 

Member states to the Committee on a Group of 
Railway Bills, That he was unable, on account of being a 
Shareholder in a Railway Company, further to attend the 
Committee, 398. 


——-— Three to be the Quorum of each Committee (a 
Select Committee having been divided into two Com- 
mittee), 268. Five, 48, 66, &amp;c. 

Three to be the Quorum, 70. 


——-—— Three to be the Quorum (Joint Committee), 
248. 














To consist of Five Members, 281.———_— 
Seven, 70, 73. ——=—Nine, 75, 110. Ten, 25. 
Twelve, 59.-——=—— Thirteen, 25. ——=—-Six- 
Seventeen, 84.——_&lt;=—Lighteen, 96, 
Twenty-three, 65. 








teem, 84. 
250. 


_ 








To consist of Seven Members; Four to be nomi- 
nated by the House, and Three by the Committee of 
Selection, 70, 73. Nine Members; Five to be 
nominated by the House, and Four by the Committee of 
Selection, 110. 








———— — Report progress iu a Bill (Public); then Bill 
withdrawn, 395. 


~————— Reports ; Inquiry not completed, 376. 
Vou. 147. ——Sess. 1892. 


65&amp; 56 Vict.) [INDEX ta the Ont Honprep and Forty-seventu Votume. 


Special Reports from Select Committees on Pub- 
lic Bills, 35§, 367. 











— Special Report, with Minutes of Evidence and 
Appendix relating thereto, 129. Special Report read; 
considered, according to Order ; Orders made thereon, 


157: 





—— Special Report from Select Committee on Pub- 
lic Bills, to whom another Bill had been referred, 277. 

— Leave to parties appearing before Select Com- 
mittee on Bill to print the Minutes of Evidence from the 
Committee Clerk’s Copy, if they think fit, 283. 





Power tu send for persons, papers, and records, 
48, 59, &amp;c. 


Order, That for the remainder of the Sessiun 
all Committees have leave to sit notwithstanding any ad. 
journment of the House, 390. 











— Matters referred to them :—Estimates, 49, &amp;c. 
Minutes of Evidence of last Session referred, 57, 124, &amp;c. 
Of former Sessions, 75, 124, Appropriation Accounts, 
Navy and Army Expenditure, 347. East India Revenue 
Accounts, 356. 

Motions, That a Bill (Private) be committed to 
a Select Committee of Seven Members; Four to be nomi- 
nated by the House, and Three by the Committee of Se- 
lection, &amp;c. ; objection taken ; Debate adjourned, 7. 





Motion, That a Bill be committed to a Select 
Committee, and Debate stood adjourned at Midnight, 138. 


Motion, That a Bill be committed to the Stand- 
ing Committee on Law, &amp;c.; after Closure and Division 
frivolously claimed, the Question was agreed to, and the 
Bill was accordingly committed, 196. 


—— Motion, That the Order that a Select Committee 
be appointed be read, and discharged; Debate adjourned, 
214. Order for resuming adjourned Debate, read; Order 
for appointment of Committee, discharged, 223. 














— Motion, That a Bill be committed to a Committee 
of the whole House ; Amendment proposed to leave out 
the words “ Committee of the whole House,” and add the 
words “ Select Committee ;” objection taken; Debate 
stood adjourned, 237. 


Motion, That a Member be a Member of a 
Select Committee on a Bill; and Question, on Division, 
resolved in the Affirmative; other Members nominated, 
287. 


JOINT COMMITTEES :— 


Exectric and Caste Raruways (Metropolis); Motion 
made, and Question proposed, That a Juint Committee 
of Lords and Commons be appointed to consider the 
best method of dealing with the Electric and Cable 
Railway Schemes proposed to be sanctioned within ‘the 
limits of the Metropolis by Bills introduced, or to be 
introduced, in the present Session, and to report their 
opinion as to whether underground Railways worked 
by electricity or cable traction are calculated to afford suf- 
ficient accommodation for the present and probable future 
traffic; as to whether any, and which, of the Schemes 
propose satisfactory lines of route; as to the terms and 
conditions under which the subsoil should be appropriated ; 
whether any, and, if any, what Schemes should not be 
proceeded with during the present Session; Amendment 
proposed at the end of the Question, to add the words, 
“and that such Committee have power to hear the 
parties promoting such Bills, and, if desired by them, 
receive evidence thereon,” and Withdrawn; Resolution, 
That a Joint Committee of Lords and Commons be ap- 

inted to consider the best method of dealing with the 
Blectric and Cable Railway Schemes proposed to be 
sanctioned within the limits of the Metropolis by Bills 
introduced, or to be introduced, in the present ion, 
and to report their opinion as to whether undergroond 


ts ilways 


























COMMITTEES, JOINT —continued. 


Railways worked by electricity or cable traction are calcu- 
lated to afford sufficient accommodation for the present 
and probable future traffic ; as to whether any, and which, 
of the Schemes pro satisfactory lines of route; as to 
the terms and conditions under which the subsoil should 
be appropriated ; whether any, and, if any, what Schemes 
should not be proceeded with during the present Session ; 
Meseage to the Lords to communicate this Resolution, and 
desire their concurrence, 74. Message from the Lords ; 
the Lords concur with the Commons in their Resolution 
(see above), 85. Resolution of the House of the 1st day of 
this instant March, relative to Electric and Cable Railways 
(Metropolis), which was ordered to be communicated tu 
the Lords, and the Message from the Lords of the 7th 
day of this instant March, signifying their concurrence 
in the said Resolution, read; Order, That the said 
Select Committee appointed to join with a Com- 
mittee of the Lords do consist of Five Members, to 
be nominated by the Committee of Selection; Order, 
That the Committee have Power to send for persons, 
papers, and records; Order, That Three be the Quorum ; 
Order, That a Message be sent to the Lords, to acquaint 
their Lordships, that this House hath appointed Five 
Members to be the Select Committee to join with the 
Select Committee of the Lords on Electric and Cable 
‘ Railways (Metropolis), and that this House doth request 
that their Lordships will be pleased to appoint an equal 
number of Lords to be joined with the Members of this 
House, 117. Instruction to the Joint Commitice of Lords 
and Commons relative to Electric and Cable Railways 
(Metropolis) that, as regards any schemes for which Bills 
have been deposited, the said Committee have power to 
hear the parties promoting any such Bill before reporting 
whether it should be not proceeded with, 124. Report of 
Names of Members nominated, 134. Message from the 
Lords ; the Lords have appointed a Committee, consisting 
of Five Lords, to join with the Committee of the Commons 
pursuant to the Seunigs of this House) on Electric and 
able Railways (Metropolis), 165. Message from the 
Lords ; the Lords propose that the Joint Committee on 
Electric and Cable Solves (Metropolis) do meet in 
Committee Room A, on Monday the gth day of this in- 
stant May, at Twelve o’clock ; Mecman to be new taken 
into consideration; Considered; Order, That the Select 
Committee appointed by this House to join with the Com- 
mittee appointed by the Lords “on Electric and Cable 
Railways (Metropolis),” do meet the Lords’ Committee in 
Room A, on Monday the gth day of this instant May, at 
Twelve of the clock ; Order, That a Message be sent to 
the Lords to acquaint their Lordships that this House 
hath directed the Select Committee appointed by this 
House to join with a Committee of the Lords “ on Electric 
and Cable Railways (Metropolis),” to meet the Committee 
appointed by their Lordships in Room A, on Monday the 
gth day of this instant May, at Twelve of the clock, as 
desired by their Lordships, 204. Report, 273. 


Rattway Rates and Cuarags Provisionat Orpsr Bits; 
Resolution, That all Bills of the present Session to con- 
firm Provisional Orders made by the Board of Trade, 
under “ The Railway and Canal Traffic Act, 1888,” con- 
taining the Classification of Merchandise Traffic, and the 
Schedule of Maximum Rates and Charges applicable 
thereto, be referred to a Joint Committee of Lords and 
Commons; Message to the Lords to communicate this 
Resolution, and desire their concurrence,62. Message from 
the Lords; the Lords concur with the Commons in their 
Resolution (see above), as clesired by the Commons,75. Re- 
solution of the 25th day of February last, relative to Railway 
Rates and Charges _ Nee eer Order Bills, which was 
ordered to be communicated to the Lords, and the Message 
from the Lords of the ist day of this instant March, si 

nifying their concurrence in the said Resolution, read ; 
the following Bills—Railway Rates and Charges Pro- 


IN DEX to the One Hunprep and Forty-seventa VutvmeE, 


visional Order [Abbotsbury, &amp;c.] Bill, Railway Rates and 





[ 1892, 
—— OOOO 
Charges Provisional Order [ Athenry and Ennis Junct; 
&amp;c.] Bill, Railway Rates AS Cuiagee Provisional Onde 
—- and Merthyr Tydfil Junction, &amp;c.] Bill, Railwa 
ates and Charges Provisional Order [Caledonian Ko, 
Bill, Railway Ratesand Charges Provisional Order [Callan- 
der and Oban] Bill, Railway Rates and Charges Provisional 
Order [Cambrian, &amp;c.] Bill, Railway Rates and Charges 
Provisional Order [City of Glasgow Union] Bill, Railwa, 
Rates and Charges Provisional Order = aud Work. 
ington Junction, &amp;c.] Bill, Railway Rates and Charges 
Provisional Order [ Festiniog, &amp;c.] Bill, Railway Rates and 
Charges Provisional Order [Furness, &amp;c.] Bill. Railwa 
Rates and Charges Provisional Order [Glasgow and South 
Western, &amp;c.] Bill, Railway Rates and Charges Provisional 
Order (Great North of Scotland) Bill, Railway Rates and 
Charge») Provisional Order [Highland] Bill, Railway 
Rates and Charges Provisional Order [ Hull, Bainsley, and 
West Riding Junction] Bill, Railway Rates and Charges 
Provisional Order [Isle of Wight, &amp;c.] Bill, Railway 
Rates and Charges Provisional Order esd and 
Yorkshire, &amp;c. Bil, Railway Rates and Charges Pro. 
visional Order | London, Tilbury, and Southend, &amp;c.) Bill 
Railway Rates and Charges Provisional Order [Man. 
chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, &amp;c.] Bill, Railway 
Rates and Charges Provisional Order [ Metropoiitan, &amp;e.] 
Bill, Railway Rates and Charges Provisional Order [ Mid- 
land and South Western Junction, &amp;c.| Biil, Railwa 
Rates and Charges Provisional Order [ North British, &amp;, 
Bill, Railway Rates and Charges Provisional Order [North 
Eastern, &amp;c.] Bill, Railway Rates and Charges Pro- 
visional Order [North Staffordshire, &amp;c.] Bill, Railway 
Rates and Charges Provisional Order [Taff Vale, &amp;e.| 
Bill, were,—according to Order, read a second time; and 
committed to a Select Committee of Five Members to be 
nominated by the Committee of Selection, to be joined 
with a Committee of Five Lords; All Petitions in 
favour of or ayainst the Bills or Orders scheduled thereto 
presented five clear days before the meeting of the Com- 
mittee, referred to the Committee; and Counsel ordered; 
Message to the Lords, to acquaint them that the said Bills 
have been committed to Five Members of this House, to 
be jomed with a Committee of Five Lords, pursuant to 
the Resolution of the House relative to Provisional Orders 
Confirmation (Rates and Charges) Bills of the 25th day 
of February last, and to the Message from the Lords of 
the ist day of this instant March, signifviny their con- 
currence in the said Resolution, 78. The Railway Rates 
and Charges Provisional Order [East London, &amp;c.] Bill, 
and the Railway Rates and Charges Provisional Order 
[North London] Bill, read a secoud time ; and committed 
to a Select Committee of Five Members nominated by the 
Committee of Selection, to be joined with a Committee of 
Five Lords; All Petitions in favour of or against the Bills 
or Orders scheduled thereto presented five clear days 
before the meeting of the Committee, referred to the Com- 
mittee; and Counsel ordered; Message to the Lords, to 
acquaint their Lordships that the Railway Rates and 
Charges Provisional Order [East London, &amp;c.] Bill, and 
the Railway Rates and Charges Provisional Order [North 
London] Bill, have been committed to Five Members ot 
this House, to be joined with a Committee of Five Lords, 
pursuant to the Resolution of the House relative to Pro- 
visional Orders Confirmation (Rates and Charges) Bills of 
the 25th day of February last, and to the Message from 
the Lords of the 1st day of this instant March, signifying 
their concurrence in the said Resolution, 89. Report from 
the Committee of Selection of nomination of Committee, 
89. Message from the Lords, That they have appointed a 
Committee of Five Lords to join with tne Committee of 
the Commons to consider the said Bills; and do appoit 
time and place of meeting, 98. Message considered ; 
Order, That the Select Committee appointed to join with 
tlie Committee appointed by the Lords “ on Railway Rates 
and Charges Provisional Order Bills,” do meet the Lords 
Committee in Room A. on Monday the 21st day of this 
instant March, at One of the clock; Message — 








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tn | 


‘it = = OO iY SG Foe FS 


he ae, Mi i i Me ie 





COMMITTEES, JOINT—continued. 


Lords to acquaint them therewith, 105. Three to be the 
Quorum, 111. 

Railway Rates aud Charges Provisional Order [Ab- 
botsbury, &amp;c.] Bill; Reported, 147. Railway Rates and 
Charges Provisional Order [Athenry and Ennis Junction, 
k&amp;e.] Bill Reported, 180. Railway Rates and Charges 
Provisional Order [Brecon and Merthyr Tydfil Junction, 
&amp;c.] Bill; Reported, 180. Railway Rates and Charges 
Provisional Order [Caledonian, &amp;c.] Bill; Reported, 
218. Railway Rates and Charges Provisional Order 

Callander and Oban] Bill; Reported, 218. Railwa 
re and Charges Provisional Order [Cambrian, &amp;e-| 
Bill; Reported, 203. Railway Rates and Charges Pro- 
visional Order [City of Glasgow Union] Bill; Reported, 
218 Railway Rates and Charges Provisional Order 
[Cleator and Workington Junction, &amp;c.] Bill; Reported, 
203. Railway Rates and Charges Provisional Order 
[Festiniog, &amp;c.] Bill; Reported, 147. Railway Rates and 
Charges Provideul Order [Furness, &amp;c.] Bill ; Reported, 
217. Railway Rates and Charges Provisional Order 
[Glasgow and South Western, &amp;c.] Bill; Reported, 218. 
Railway Rates and ava. Provisional Order [Great 
North of Scotland] Bill; Reported, 218. Railway Rates 
and Charges Provisional Order [Highland] Bill; Re- 

rted, 218. Railway Rates and Charges Provisional 
Order [Hull, Barnsley, and West Riding Junction] Bill ; 
Reported, 180. Railway Rates and Charges Provisional 
Order [Isle of Wight, &amp;c.] Bill; Reported, 204. Rail- 
way Rates and Charges Provisional Order [Lancashire 
and Yorkshire, &amp;c.] Bill; Reported, 147. Railway Rates 
and Charges Provisional Order [London, Tilbury, and 
Southend, &amp;c.] Bill; Reported, 180. Ruailway Rates 
and Charges Provisional Order [Manchester, Sheffield, 
and Lincolnshire, &amp;c.] Bill; Reported, 180. Railway 
Rates and Charges Provisional Order [ Metropolitan, &amp;c. 
Bill; Reported, 217. Railway Rates and Charges Pro- 
visional Order [Midland and South Western Junction, 
&amp;e.] Bill; Reported, 147. Railway Rates and Charges 
Provisional Order [North British, a Bill; Reported, 
218. Railway Rates and Charges Provisional Order 

North Eastern, &amp;c.] Bill; Reported, 218. Railway 

tes and Charges Provisional Order [North Stafford- 
shire, &amp;c.] Bill; Reported, 147. Railway Rates and 
Charges Provisional Order [Taff Vale, &amp;c.] Bill; Re- 
ported, 180. Railway Rates and Charges Provisional 
Order [East London, &amp;c.] Bill; Reported,218. Railwa 
Rates and Charges Provisional Order [North Landes 
Bill; Reported, 147. 

Order(3rd March), j= ong Petition» in favour or against 
Bills presented within Five clear days before the meeting 
of the Committee, suspended in the case of certain Peti- 
tions, and Petitions referred ; and Counsel ordered, 136, 
160, Witness ordered to attend, 188. Report, 256. 


Statute Law Kavision; Message from the Lords; the 
Lords have come to the following Resolution, viz. : “ That 
itis desirable that the subject of Statute Law Revision be re- 
ferred to a Joint Committee of both Houses of Parlia- 
ment,” to which Resolution they desire the concurrence 
of this House, 102. Message read, and considered ; 
Resolution, That this House doth concur with the Lords 
in the said Resolution; Message to the Lords to acquaint 
them therewith, 129. Message from the Lords; the 
Lords have appointed a Committee of Five Lords, to join 
with a Committee of this House, to consider the subject 
of Statute Law Revision ; and request this House to 
appoint an equal number of its Members to be joined with 
the said Lords, 135. ‘That part of Message from the 
Lords considered ; Order, That a Select Committee 
of Five Members be appointed to join with the Committee 
appointed by the House of Lords, as mentioned in their 
Lordships’ Message of the 25th day of March last, to con- 
sider the subject of Statute Law Revision; Committee 
nominated ; Message to the Lords, That this House hath 
appointed a Committee of Five Members, &amp;c., 155. 


Vor. 147.——Sess. 1892. 


55 &amp; 56 Vicr.| LNDEX ¢o the One Hunprep and Forry-seventu Vouume, 


Message from the Lords; the Lords have added a Lord 
to the Joint Committee appointed by both Houses to con- 
sider the subject of Statute Law Revision, and request 
this House to add one of its Members to the said Joint 
Committee, 165. ‘That part of the Message from the Lords 
to be now considered ; considered accordingly ; Order, 
adding a Member to the Committee; Message to the 
Lords to acquaint them therewith, 175. Message from 
the Lords; The Lords propose that the Joint Committee 
on Statute Law Revision do meet in Committee Room B, 
on Wednesday the 11th of May, at Twelve o’clock ; Order, 
That the said Message be now taken into consideration :— 
The House accordingly proceeded to take the said Mes- 
sage into consideration; Order, That the Select Com- 
mittee appointed to join with the Committee appcinted 
by the Lords on Statute Law Revision do meet the Lords’ 
Committee in Committee Room B, on Wednesday the 
11th day of this instant May, at Twelve of the clock ; 
Message to the Lords to acquaint them therewith, 211. 
Message from the Lords; the Lords have come to the 
following Resolution, viz.: That it is desirable that the 
Statute Nid Revision Bill be referred to the Joint Com- 
mittee of both Houses of Parliament on Statute Law Re- 
vision ; to which Resolution they desire the concurrence 
of this House; The House proceeded to take into con- 
sideration that part of the said Message which com- 
municates to this House the said Resolution; Resolution, 
That this House doth concur with the Lords in the said 
Resolution; Order, That a Message be sent to the Lords, 
to acquaint them therewith, 248. ree to be the Quorum, 
248. Report on Statute Law Revision Bill, 341. 


SELECTION :— 

———— Committee to consist of Ten Members; Nomi- 
nated, 25. ‘ 

—— Report from them of Names of Members to 

serve on Joint Commitiee of Lords end Commons, 89 

134- 





— To nominate Three Members of Select Com- 
mittee on Bill (Private), 70, 79. Four Members, 110, 
194. Two Members of Select Committee on Bill (Hy- 
brid), 134, 281. 


—— To appoint a Select Committee not exceeding 
Nine Members, to whom shall be referred certain Bills, 
gi. Vide Poxice and Sanitary ReGuLations. 


— To add Two Members to a Select Committee, 
and from time to time, to divide the Committee, so 
augmented, intv Two Committees, &amp;c., 268. 











Leave to the Committee to appoint Committees 
on Bills, to sit and proceed upon days named, after Stand- 
ing Orders suspended, 282. 

————— Motion, That a Bill (Private) be committed toa 
Select Committee of Seven Members, Four to be nominated 
by the House, and Three by the Committee of Selection, 
&amp;c., and Objection being taken ; Debate stood adjourned, 


77: 
STANDING COMMITTEES: 
——— Clergy Discipline (Immorality) Bill committed 
to the Standing Committee on Law, &amp;c., 196. 
—— Report from Committee of Selection of Chair- 
man’s Panel, 199. 








————— Report of Names of Members appointed to serve 
on Standing Committee on Trade, &amp;c., 199. 


—— ——— Report of Names of Members appointed to serve 
on Standing Committee on Law, &amp;c., 200, 


— Report Member added to the Standing Com- 
mittee on Trade, &amp;c., 211. 

————— Report Member discharged from Standing Com- 
mittee on Trade, &amp;c.; another appointed in substitution, 
211. 











Reports 
14 








COMMITTEES, STAN DING —continued. 


————— Reports Members discharged from Standing 
Committee on Law, &amp;c.; and others appointed in substitu- 
tion, 211, 248, 259, 270. 

--———— — Report of the Names of Fifteen Members added 
to the StandingCommittee on Law, &amp;c., in respect of the 
Clergy Discipline (Immoruality) Bill, 211. 


——--—— Report from Chairmen’s Panel of Name of 
Member a to act as Chairman of Standing Com- 
mittee on Law, &amp;c., 211. 


Evidence in Criminal Cases Bill committed to 
the Standing Committee on Law, &amp;c., after Order for 
Committee of the whole House, discharged, 225. 


— Leave given to the Standing Committee on 
Law, &amp;c., to print and circulate with the Votes the 
Minutes of their Proceedings and any ameuded Clauses 
of Bills committed to them, 242. 


Report of the Names of Fifteen Members added 
to the Standing Committee on Law, &amp;c., in respect of the 
Evidence in Criminal Cases Bill, 248. 

















— Motion, That, until the conclusion of the con- 
sideration of the Clergy Discipline (Immorality) Bill, the 
Standing Committee on Law, &amp;c., have leave to sit every 
day during the sitting and notwithstanding any adjourn- 
ment of the House; Amendment proposed to leave out 
the words “until the conclusion of the consideration of 
“the Clergy Discipline (Immorality) Bill”; but, on 
Division, not made ; another Amendment proposed to leave 
out from the word “ day,” to the end of the Question, and 
add the words “ except Wednesday and Saturda 
during the sitting of the House, but riot later than Half- 
past Three”; but, on Division, not made; Order, That, 
until the conclusion of the consideration of the Clergy 
Discipline (lmmorality) Bill, the Standing Committee on 
Law, &amp;c., have leave to sit every day during the sitting, 
and notwithstanding any adjournment of the House, 269. 
Clergy Discipline (Immoraliiy) Bill reported 
from the St«nding Committee on Law, &amp;c., 281. Minutes | 
of Proceedings to be printed, 281. 








Report from Chairmen’s Panel of Name of 
Member appointed to act as Chairman of Standing Com- 
mittee on Law, &amp;c., in the place of another Member, 285. 


Joint COMMITTEES: 
Exectric and CaBLe 
Rattways ( Metropolis). 
Raitway Rates and 


CuHarGES PRovIsiONAL 
Orpver BILLs. 
Sratute Law Kevision. 





Sranpinc CoMMITTEES : 


Law, &amp;c., Bills committed to them : 
Curerey Discipuing (Jm-| Evipgnce IN 
morality) Bi. Cases Bi. 


No Bills committed. 


CRIMINAL 





Trape, &amp;c. 


Setzsct Commirress ON Bitis : 


Barce Owners, &amp;c. | Praces or Worsurp ( Sites). 
LiaBILITY. PiumBers’ REGISTRATION. 
Beztrast Corporation | Pustic Lisraries Law 


ConsoLiDATION. 
Saumon Fisneries (Jre- 

land) Acts AMENDMENT. 
Suop Hours. 


(Lunatic Asylums, c.). 
BirmincoaM Corpora- 
TION WarTeER. 
Dusutn Barracks Im- 


PROVEMENT. SuPERANNUATION Acts 
EastsourNneE ImprRove- Amenvment (No. 2.) 
ment Act, ~— 1885, | TELEGRAPHS. 


W aTerReMen’s and LIGHTER- 
MEN’s CoMPANY. 


AMEN DMENT. 
Gatway INFIRMARY. 


Lonpon County Councit | Wirngsses (Royal Com- 
( General Powers). missions and Farlia- 


ment (Protection). 
Witnesses Protection. 


Miurtary Lanps (Con- 
solidation). 





INDIX to the One Hunwrep und Forty-stventH Votume. 





[1892, 


Sevect ComMITTEEs appointed on various Matters ; 


Corn Sa.es. 


PARLIAMENTARY Depargs 
ELementary EpucaTIon : 


PaRLIAMENTARY 
( Teachers’ Superannua- | Digrripution ing 
tion). P 
OLuicE and Sanit 
Greenwica Hospitat. GULATIONS oe 


House of Commons (Re- 
arrangement of Rooms). 
Kircuen and Rerresu- 
MENT Rooms ( House of 
Commons). 
MipwivEs’ 
TION. 
Orvnancr Survey (Or- 
der for Appointment of 
Committee discharged). 


Pusiic AccounTs. 
- Posuic Petitions, 
Raitway Servants (Hours 
of Labour), 
SELECTION. 
Stanpinc Orpers. 
Teeatres and Praces of 
AMUSEMENT. 
Town Ho toprnes. 


REGIsTRA- 


Potice and Sanitary Recuxations, Bills referred to 
them: 


Bournemouth 
ment. 

Buxton Local Board. 

Dundee Extension, Police 


Iikley Local Board. 

Mersey and Irwell ( Preyen- 
tion of Pollution), 

Middlesborough Corporation, 


Improve- 


Improvement,and Tram- | Newcastle-upon-Tyne Im. 
ways. provement. 

Glasgow Buildings Regu- | Waterloo with Seaford Local 
lation. Board. 


Glasgow Police. 
CommMirrTees of the whole House on various Matters: 


Armacu and Keapy | Narionat Dest Conversion 
Ligot Rattway BILi of Exchequer Bonds}. 


[ Repayment of Deposit]. | NationaL Epucation (Ire- 
Banks or EnGuaNnp and land) [ Grant}. 
IrELAND (Payments) | Navy and Army Expenpi- 
[ Remuneration }. TURE, 1890-91. 
Britisu CotumBia | Norra Britisu Rattway 
[Loan]. [Repayment of Deposit.] 
Conracious Diseases | NortH PEmBroxesuireand 
( Animals) (Ireland) FisHGUARD RAlLWAy 
[ Grant]. Bit. (Lords) [ Repayment 
East Inpia OrFFIcers of Deposit). 
[ Expenses]. PaRLiaMENTARY Deposits 
East Inp1a (Revenue Ac- | _ and Bonps. 
counts). | Piymoutn Tramways [ Re- 


Fse Grant [ Scotland}. 
Fisnery Boarp (Scot- 
land) [ Expenses]. 


payment of Deposit. 
Ross ENDALE VALLEY TRAM- 
ways | Repayment of De- 


ImperRtiaL Lire [NSURANCE posit]. 
Bitt (Lords) [Stamp | StTRatFoRD - upon - Avon, 
Duties). Towcester, and Muip- 

LamMBourn Vanier LAND Junction RAILway 
Rattway [Application Repayment of Forfeited 
of Forfeited Deposit}. Deposit}. 

Lann — CommtssionERs | SUPPLY- 


Tevecrapus [ Advances]. 

Ways and Means. 

W EsTON - sUPER - Marg, 
CiEevepon, and Portis- 


(Ireland) [ Salaries]. 


Lonpon, CHarHam, and 
Dover Raitway [Re- 


ternal ings HEAD Tramways [ Re- 
Mauritius Loan Gav- payment of Deposit). 
RANTEE. W uitTLan D, Cronware,and 
MEROHANT SHIPPING PENDINE Raitway 
Acts AMENDMENT (Abandonment). [ Repay- 
[ Remuneration}. ment of Deposit}. 
Committees. Vide House. Witnesses. 


Commons, House of. Vide House. Secretaries of State. 


Companies Act (1862) AMENDMENT ; Bill to amend “ The 
Companies Act, 1862”; Ordered, ig. Presented, 24. 
Second Reading deferred, 265. 


Companigs Acts. Vide Accounts. 


Companies ( Winding up) Act. Vide Accounts. 
COMPTROLLER 














55 &amp; 56 VicT-| INDEX ¢o the Oxe Hunprep and Forty-seventa Votume. 





—eee—eaeaeaeaeaanDnDD@MS@q@Q@qwa@aq@@a@aeeSSSSSsSS ee SSS 


ComPTROLLER and Aupiror GeneraL. Vide Supe y. 


Computsory Saxe of Lanp (Jreland); Bill to provide for 
the Compulsory Sale of Land in certain cases in Ireland ; 
Ordered, 16. Presented, 21. Second Reading deferred, 
¢1, 68. Motion, That the Bill be now aot a second 
time ; Debate adjourned, 83. Further adjourned, 87, 91, 
100, 108, 124. Order for resuming adjourned Debate, 
discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 129. 





—e —— ——_——_—_—___—-— Motion That, on 
grounds both of justice and expediency, it is desirable that 
tenants in Ireland should be enabled to compel their land- 
lords to sell to them their holdings under the Land Pur- 
chase Acts at a fair price; Amendment proposed to leave 
out from the word “ That,” to the end of the Question, in 
order to add the werds “ whilst anxious for the fullest de- 
velopment of Land Purchase in Ireland, this House cannot 
profitably consider or assent to any proposal for the 
application of a general system of ae yg sale which 
is not accompanied by adequate financial plans for the 
carrying out of the principle involved ;” Debate arising ; 
Question for Closure (Mr. Kilbride) put, and resolved 
in the Affirmative; Question accordingly put, That the 
words proposed to be left out stand part of the Question ; 
and, on Division, negatived ; Question, That those words 
be there added ; and it being after Midnight, the Debate 
stood adjourne:, 141. 


Concesteo Districts Boarp (Jreland). Vide Ac- 
cOUNTS. 


ConsOLIDATED Funp. Vide Accounts. Wars and 
MEANS. 


ConsoLipatep Funp (No. 1) Bitt. Vide Ways and 
Means. 

—_—— —— (No. 2) Bint. Vide Ways and 

Means. 











————  ( Appropriation) Bitt. Vide Ways 
und MEAns. 


Conspiracy. Vide ComBINATIONs. 

ConsTaBULARY Force (Jreland). Vide SupPty. 
ConsutaR EstasiLisHMENTS AspRoap. Vide Suppty. 
Consutar Sacaries and Fees Act. Vide Accounts. 
ContaGcious Diseases (Animals). Vide Suppty. 
Contactous Diseasgs (Animals) Acts. Vide Accounts. 


Coxtacious Diseaszs (Animals) (Ireland) [Grant]; Mo- 
tioa for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to 
consider of authorising the payment, out of moneys to be 
provided by Parliament, of an increased Grant for the 
purposes of the Contagious Diseases (Animals) Acts in 
Ireland; Queen’s Recommendation signified; Question 
agreed to, 347- Matter considered in Committee, 355. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered there- 
upon, 362, Vide infra. 


Contracious Disgases (Animals); Bill to amend the Con- 
tazious Diseases (Animals) Acts, 1878 to 1890; Or- 
dered ;, presented accordingly, 362. Secund Reading 
deferred, 371. Bill committed, 378. Considered in Com- 
mittee, and reported, without Amendment; passed, 386. 
Agreed to by the Lord-, 399. (Cited as Contagious 
Diseases (Animals) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. Vide 


supra, 
Contracts with ForgiaNens. Vide Accounts. 


Conrempr of Court (Appeal); Bill for giving a Right of 
Appeal to all Persons committed to Prison or attached for 


Vou. 147.—— Sess. 1892. e 


Contempt of Court, and for other purposes ; Ordered, 58. 
Presented, §9. Second Reading deferred, 76, 90. Order 
for Second Reading discharged; another Day appointed, 
107, 163, 188, 214, 280. 


Contemet of Court (Ireland); Bill to amend the Law 


relating to Contempt of Court in [reland ; Ordered, 18. 
Presented, 23: Second Reading deferred, 126, 142, 163, 
231. 


Conversion of Excusquer Bonps. Vide Nationa 


Dest. 


Conveyancine and Law of Property Acr (1881) AmenpD- 


MENT; Bill to amend “ The Conveyancing and Law of 
Property Act, 1881,” with reference to Leaseholds; 
Ordered, 19. Presented, 24. Committed, 42. Con- 
sidered in Committer, and reported, without Amendment, 
49. Pussed, 53. By the Lords, with Amendments, 263. 
Lords’ Amendments to be now considered; considered, 
and agreed to, 269. (Cited as Conveyancing and Law of 
Property Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 385. 


Convict Prisons (England, &amp;c.) Vide Accounts. 


CopyHotp Acts Amexoment; Bill tv amend the Copy- 


hold Acts, and for the Enfranchisement of Copyhold and 
Customary Lands; Ordered, 1g. Presented,24. Second 
Reading deferred, 283. 


Cork Crry Writ. Vide Exvections. 


Corx and Fermoy and Warserrorp and Wexrorp Rait- 


way; Petition, and Bill ordered, 34. Read, and referred 
tu the Examiners, 43. 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, 350. Report read; Bill to be read a 
second time, 350. Standing Order suspended, and Bill to 
be now read a second time; accordingly read a second 
time, and committed, 357. Standing Sedens suspended, 
and Leave to the Committee on the Bill to sit and proceed 
forthwith, 363. Bill reported, 375. Standing Orders 
suspended, and Bill to be now taken into consideration, 
provided amended prints shall have been previously de- 
posited ; Bill considered ; Standing Orders suspended; and 
Bill to be now read the tnird time ; Accordingly read the 
third time, and passed (new Title), 331. 


Corx Harsour (Pilotage); Petition, and Bill ordered, 35. 


Read, 48. Day appointed for Second Reading, 62. 
Second Reading deterred, 93. Bill committed, 110. 
Reported, 218. Considered, as amended, 251. Passed, 
261. By the Lords, with Amendments, 384. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 38%. (Cited as Cork Harbour 
(Pilotage) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


Corn Prices. Vide Accounts. 


Corn Saxes; Select Committee to inquire intoand report upon 


the various weights and measures used fur the sale of Grain 
throughout the United Kingdom ; the desirability of selling 
Grain by weight only or by measure and weight, and, in 
the event of either being considered «desirable, the extent 
to which either might be enforced; the desirability of the 
adoption of a uniform weight; either for the United 
Kingdom or any part of it; if a uniform weight is desirable 
the standard to be adopted, and whether there should be 
one standard for all kinds of Grain: and, if not, what 
should be the standard for each; Re-appointed; Nominated ; 
Power w send for persons, papers, and records; Five to be 
the Quorum, 239. Member discharged; another added, 
255. Repoit; Inquiry not completed, 365. 


CornwaLi, Arcupeaconry of; Bill to amend the Luw as 


to the Endowment of the Archdeaconry of Cornwall; 
Brought 














—-- 


CornwaLu, Arcupgaconry of—continued. : 


- Brought from the Lords, 86. Read,-267. Second 
Reading deferred, 289, 302, 318, 328, 333, 345, 361, 370, 
379. Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill with- 
drawn, 388. ; 


Coroners Act (1887) AmenpMenr; Bill to amend “ The 
Coruners Act, 1887;” Ordered, 54. Presented, 54. 
Second Reading deteried, 123, 135° Order for Second 
Reading discharged ; another Day appointed, 150. Second 
Reading delerred, 172, 193, 214, 236, 244, 255, 2665, 
276, 297, 304. 


Cor ners’ Deputizs Bint (changed from Coroners in 

- Boroughs Bill); Cousideration, as amended, deferred, 
266, 276, 284, 291, 295, 297, 304. Bill considered, as 
amended ; it being Seven o’clock, Mr. Speaker suspends the 
Sitting till Nine o’clock, 309. Consideration, as amended, 
deferred, 320, 328, 346. Bill considered, as amended ; 
Motion, That the Bill be now read the third time; 
Amendment proposed ; “1e-committed in respect of 
Clause 1”; but, on Division, not made; Bill passed [new 
Title], 351. By the Lords, with Amendments, 400. 
Lords’ Amendments to be printed, 403. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, with a consequential Amendment: to the 
Bill, 404. Consequential Amendment agreed to, 405. 
{ Cited as Coroners Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 406. 





—_——— Ss ———- - 


Vide Coroners in Bo- 
rouGcHs BILL. 


Coroners in Bornovens; Bill to amend the Law in relation 
to the appuintmeut of Coroaers in Boroughs ; Ordered ; 
presented accordingly, 145. Committed, 155. Order for 
Committee discharged; another Day appointed, 159. 
Committee deferred, 171, 178, 232, 236, 244, 255. 
Order for Committee read ; Instruction to the Committee 
that they have Power to extend the provisions of the Bill 
to the appointment of Deputies of Coroners in Counties, 
and as tu the time of election ; Bill considered in Committee, 
wud reported, 259. As amended, to be printed, 260. 
( Changed to Coroners’ Deputies Bill), 266. 


Vide Coroners’ DeruTizs B11. 





Corporal PunisamMent; Bill to amend the Law relating 
to Corporal Punishment; Ordered, 20, Presented, 24. 
Secoud Reading deferred, 244. 


Corporate Associations’ Property; Bill for the better 
securing their Property to Corporate Associations ; Or- 
dered, 32. Presented, 32. Second Reading deferred, 49, 
tit, 76, 92, 108, 144, 161, 188, 249, 265. 


Corporation ot Lonpon (Loans) Bit ‘(changed from 
Corporation of London ( Stamps and Loans) Bill); Con- 
sidered, as amended, 169. Passed [new Title], 1793. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 282. (Cited as Corporation of 
London (Loans) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 386. 

———$_ $$ Vide 

CorporaTIion of Lonpon (Stamps and Loans) Bit, 


Corporation of Lonpon (Stamps and Loans); Petition for 
Bill; reterred to the Select Comittee on Standing Orders, 
39- Report, That the Standing Orders have not been com- 
plied with; referred to the said Committee, 50. Report, 
Lhat the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 
84. Report read; Bill ordered, 84. Read, 85. Day 
appointed tor Second Reading, 100. Bill committed, 114. 
Reported, 148. Considered, as amended (changed to 
Corporation of London (Loans) Bill), 159. 





Nestea LGM Vide Cor- 
PoRATION of Lonpon (Loans) Biuu. 


Corporations. Vide Municipat. 


Corporations (Stamp Duties); Bill to amend the Law in 
relation to the stamping of Documents under the Seals 


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~ (1892, 








of Corporations ; Orderéd, 239. - Presented! 230, are Ah 
Reading deferred, 248, 255, 559.270, 281, sie, 2 Re 


‘ ; . 9 ’ 295, 
304, 309. Order for Second Reading disch, oo 
withdrawn, 319. | | &amp; aischarged ; Bill 


Corraces. Vide Rurau. 


Councit in Waxes. Vide Nationa 


Councits. Vide Parisn. 


COUNSEL: 


, Ordered to be heard before Select Committees on 
Bills ( Private), 70, 73, &amp;c. —&lt;m=— Before Joint Committees 
of Lords and Commons, 78, 8g. 





County Crss and Poor Rats (Ireland). Vide Accounts, 


County Councit Eusctions. Vide Accounts. 
Vide Women. 


Country CovrtJupcesuip APPOINTMENTs. Vide Suppiy 
(Amendments). 


County Counci.uors. 


County Court Orricers(Jreland). Vide Suppty. 


County Courts. Vide Suppry. 
County Courts (Buildings). Vide Suppty. 


County Courts (/reland); Bill to amend the Law relating: 
to County Courts in Ireland; Ordered, 20. Presented, 
24. Sevond Reading deferred, 141, 162, 169, 188, 266. 


County Macisrratgs. Vide Lorp LiguTEenanrt. 


County Orricers and Courts (freland) Act. Vide 
AccounTs. 


County of Lonpon Quarter Sessions; Bill for estab- 
lishing a New Court of Quarter Sessions for the Ad- 
ministrative County of London; Ordered, 193. Pre- 
sented, 133. Second Reading deferred, 172, 187, 212, 
284. 

Country Surveyors (Jreland). Vide Assistant. 


County Treasurers’ Fee Funp (Ireland). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Court of Prosate Division (High Court of Justice), 
IRELAND. Vide Accounts. 

Vide District. Locat. 

Vide Civit Bit. 


Vide SHERIFF. 


Courts. 
Courts (Ireland). 
Courts (Scotland). 


County. 


Cras. Vide Fisneries. 


Criminat and Jupician Statistics (Ireland). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Criminat Cases. Vide Evipence. 

Crminat Casgs Appeats; Bill to establish a Court of 
Appeal in Criminal Cases; Ordered, 47. Presented, 47- 
Second Reading deferred, 61, 77, 123, 161, 192, 213; 238. 


Criminat Law and Procepure (Ireland) Act. Vide 
| Accounts. 


Criminat Prosecutions and other Law Caargaegs (TIre- 


land). Vide Suppty. 


Criminat Prosecutions (England). Vide Surrvy. 
5 CrINAN 


Pa ee a 








Crinan Rattway. : Vide Ciype. 


Crorrer and Cotrar CotonisaTion Scureme. Vide 


Accounts. . 
Crorrers’ Commission (Scotland). Vide Suppry. 


(rorTErs’ HoipinGs (Scotland); Bill to extend and amend 
the Crofiers’ Holdings (Scvtiand) Acts; Ordered, 306. 
Presented 306. 


Crorrers’ Houpines (Scotland) Act; Motion, That, in the 
opinion of this House, the Crofters’ Holdings (Scotland) 
Act ought to be extended and amended in the following 
respects, namely: that the provisions of the Act be ex- 
tended to small leaseholders; that all improvements made 
by the tenant or his predecessors in the same family, and 
not paid for by the landlord, be expressly exempted 
from the payment of rent; that adequate powers be given 
to the Commissioners to enlarge present holdings, and 
to create new holdings; and that to this end an inquiry 
be instituted with the view of ascertaining authoritatively 
the amount of land suitable aud available for that purpose; 
Amendment proposed, to leave out from the word “That,” 
to the end of the Question, in order to add the words 
“while in the opinion of this House it is important that all 
improvements made by a crofter or his predecessors in title 
should be fully protected, the main improvements in the 
system of land tenure in the Highlands is to be sought 
in the extension of the principle of land purchase to that 
part of the country” ; Question, That the words proposed 
to be left out stand part of the Question; on Division, 
negatived ; Question, That the proposed words be added 
to the word “ That” in the Main Question; Debate stood 
adjourned at midnight, 235. 


Crorrers’ Hotpinas (Scotland) Acrs. Vide Accounts. 


Crorting Countigs (Scotland). Vide Sea Ware. 


CronwareE Raitway. Vide WHiITLaNnp. 
Crown. Vide Crier of the. 


Cuerk of the Crown in 
IRELAND. . 


Crown Lawnps; Bill to amend the Law relating to the 
Management of the Woods, Forests, and Land Revenues 
of the Crown; Ordered, :31. Presented,131. Examiners 
to examine the Bill with respect to compliance with the 
Standing Orders relative to Private Bills, 137. Second 
Reading deferred, 137. Report, That the Standing Orders 
have been complied with, 149. Second Reading deferred, 
154, 158, 168, 176, 196, 205, 222, 243, 254, 275, 301. 
Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn, 
318. 


Crown’s Nominge Account. Vide Accounts. 


Customary Lanps. Vide CoprHoLp. 


Customs. Vide Accounts. Locat Taxation. Man, 
IsLE OF. 
Customs and InzaNp Revenue, &amp;c. (Buildings). Vide 


Suppty. 


Customs and INLAND Revenue Bitt. Vide Ways and 


MEANS. 


Customs DEPARTMENT. Vide SupPty. 


Cyprus. Vide Accounts. 


55 &amp; 56 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess. 7. 1 8y2. 


EACONS ( Church of England) ; Bill te amend the Law 
Draco AN ae in the Church of England ; Ordered, 


29. Presented, 29. Second Reading deferred, 59, 64, 
72, 87, 91, 96, 98, 103, 122, 135, 139, 155, 168,177, 197, 
232, 255. 


Vou. 147——Sess. 1892. 


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Deatas from Starvation (County-of London). Vide 
Accounts. 


| DEBATES: 


—— adjourned on Amendment to Motion for 
Address of Thanks (Queen’s S, eech), 10, &amp;c.. On Motions 
for leave to bring in Bills,62. On Motion, That a Bill be 
committed to a Select Committee, 138. 


— adjourned on Motion, That the Order, That 
a’ Select Committee be appoin'ed, be read, and discharged, 
214. 








———— adjourned on Motion, That a Clause offered 
to be added to a Bill on consideration, as amended, be 
now read a second time, 236. 


further adjourned, 63. 


stood adjourned on Second Rea‘ling ; objec- 
tion having been taken to further proceeding, 134, 148. On 
Amendment to Question, ut half-past Five, 144. On 
Amendment proposed to Muin Question, after words 
struck out, 235. 


——-—- stood adjourned at midnight, 33, 52. And 
further adjourned, 41. At half-past Five on Wednesday, 
49, &amp;e. ; 





—————— stood adjourned, at midnight, and no day 
appointed for resuming the Debate, 296. 








Order for resuming adjourned Debate on 
Second Reading of Bill, discharged, 312. 


—— Order for resuming adjourned Debate dis- 
charged, on Second Reading of Bills, 67. 











Questions negatived, That Debates be now 
adjourned, on Division, 167. 


Vide PARLIAMENTARY. 








Dest. Vide NaTIoNnAat. 


Deceasep Wire's Sister. Vide Marriage. 


Deck Carcoss ; Bill to amend the Merchant Shipping Acts 
in respect of the carrying of Deck Cargoes ; Ordered, 19. 
Presented, 24. Second Reading deferred, «20, 161, 199, 
280. Order for Second Reading discharged ; Bill with- 
drawn, 362. 


De Cosain, Mr.; Motion, That Mr. Edward Samuel Wesley 
de Cobain do attend this House in his place upon Tues- 
day, the 2grd day of this instant February ; Amendment 
proposed, at the end of the Question, to add the words, 
“and that this House will treat the attempt of aly person 
whomsoever to prevent the said Member trom complying 
with its order as a contempt of this House” ; Question, That 
those words be there added ; Amendment withdrawn; Main 
Question put; Order, That Mr. Edward Samuel Wesley 
De Cobain do attend this House in his place upon 
Tuesday the 2grd day of this instant February, 28. Order 
read, but Mr. De Cobain did not attend in his place, pursuant 


Wesley De Cobain, a Member of this. House, having been 
charged with having committed, and with having incited 
to the commission of, gross and criminal acts of indecency, 
and warrants having been issued for his apprehension, and 
the said Edward Samnel Wesley Ve Cobain having fled 
from justice, and failed to obey an Order of this House 
that he should attend in his place upon Tuesday the 23rd 
day of this instant February, be expelled this H 


tothesaid Order, 59. Resolution, That Mr. Edward Samuel 
| 


ouse, 67. 


Derences of Esquima.Lt. Vide Suppty ( Amendments ). 


Deeantment of Lasour ; Bill to establish a Department 


of Labour, to be presided over by a Minister to be called 
the Labour Minister; Ordered, 16. Presented, 21, 

Second Reading deferred, 237, 244, 266, 284, gig. 
Deposits, 


K 2 

















Deposits. Vide PartiaMENTaRy. 





































































Deputies of Corongrs. Vide Coroners. 
Deputy Speaker. Vide Speaker. 


Dersy County (Southern Division) Wrrr. Vide Exvec- 
TIONS. 


Derry City and County Raitwarx; Report, That the 
Bill should originate in the House of Lords, go. a 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 50. Bill brought from the Lords, 313. 


the Standing Orders not previously inquired into have 


Standing Order suspended, and Bill to be now read a 
second time; Accordingly read a second time, and com- 


Committee on the Bill to sit and proceed forthwith, 364. 
Bill reported, 375. Standing Orders suspended, and Bill 


rints shall have been previously deposited ; Bill considered ; 
tanding O:ders suspended, and Bill to be now read the 
third time ; Queen’s Consent signified ; Bill passed, 
with Amendments, 396. To which the Lords agree, 399. 


oyal Assent, 401. 


Devo.urion of Reau Estate. Vide PRiImoGENITURE. 


Devon (North or South Molton Division) Wait. Vide 
ELEcTIONS. 


Dewssury and Hecxmonpwike Water; Report on Peti- 
tion for leave to deposit a Petition for a Bill, That the 
Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 281. 


Dipiomatic and Consutar Buitpines. Vide Supp.y. 


DiscipLing and RecunaTtion of the Army. Vide Army 


DisquauiricaTion of Pauper Lasour Removan. Vide 
Pauper. 


District Covers; Bill to amend the Judicature Acts by 
the establishment of District Courts; Ordered, 181. Pre- 
sented, 181. Second Reading deferred, 188, 231, 255, 


276, 303, 319. 


Division of Rates; Bill to divide Rates between Landlord 
and ‘Tenant; Ordered, 126. Presented, 127. Second 
Reading deferred, 138, 176, 187, 193, 198, 206, 222. 


DIVISIONS: 


In Committee of Supply, the Committee 
proceeded to a Division, and the Chairman stated he 
thought the Noes had it; and on his decision being chal- 
lenged, it appeared to him that the Division was frivolously 
claimed ; and he directed the Ayes to stand up in their 
places, and Fifteen Members having stood up, the Chair- 
man declared the Noes had it, 102. 








The House proceeded to a Division on 
the Question, That the Clergy Discipline (Immorality) 
Bill be committed to the Standing Committee on Law, 
&amp;c., and Mr. Deputy Speaker stated he thought the Ayes 
had it; and on his decision being challenged, it appeared 
to him that the Division was frivolously claimed ; and he 








Members having stood up, Mr. Deputy Speaker declared 
that the Ayes had it, 196. 


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——_ 


the Chairman stated that he thought the Ayes had it, and on 
his decision being challenged, it appeared to him that the 
Division was frivolously claimed ; and he directed the Noes 
to stand up in their places, and Nine Members havin 

stood up, the Chairman declared the Ayes had it, 200, . 


Vide Accounts. 








_-- 


Dersysaire Raitway. Vide LANCASHIRE. Divorce; Bill to amend the Law of Divorce ; Ordered. 20 


Presented, 25. Second Reading deferred, 109. Moti 

That the Bill be now read a second time ; ¢ ihe: 

eee “ Six Months,” and, on Division, made; Second 
ading put off for Six Months, 190. 


Read, and referred to the Exammers, 314. Report, That) Dockyarns Ports Reautation Act. Vide Accounts. 
been complied with ; Bill to be read a second time, 323.| Does Reautation (Ireland) Act. Vide Accounts. 
Doneeat Raitway Act, 1892. Vide Finn Vattey. 
mitted, 330. Standing Orders suspended, and leave to| Dorset (Eustern Division) Wrir, Vide Exections. 
Dover Raitway. Vide-Lonpon. 


to be now taken into consideration, provided amended | Drarnace and ImpRovEMENT of Lanp (Ireland) ; Bill to 
? 


amend the Law relating to the Drainage and I i 
ment of Land in Ireland; Ordered, 18 Preweid, ah 
Second Reading deferred, go, 109, 129, 172, 222, 284. 


Cited as Derry City and County Railway Act, 1892) DratnaGe and Improvement of Lanp (Ireland) (No. 2); 


Bill to amend the Law relating to the Drainage and Im- 
provement of Land in Ireland ; Ordered ; p esented ac- 
cordingly, 182. Second Reading deferred, 221, 226, 231 
263, 274, 289. Bill committed, 302. Concidered in 
Commiitee, and reported, 318. Passed, 323. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 400. Lords’ Amendments to be 
printed, 403. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 404. ( Cited 
as Drainage and Improvementof Land (Ireland) Act 1892) 
Royal Assent. 406. 


Drues, Sag of. Vide Foon. 


Drounkenness Convictions (England and Wales), Vile 


AccounTs. 


(Annual). Dusun Barracks Improvement; Bill to enable the Se- 


cretary of State for the War Department to purchase 
certain lands in or near Dublin for the improvement of 
the Wellington and Beggars Bush Barracks at Dublin re- 
spectively; Ordered; presented accordingly, 100. Ex- 
aminers to examine the Bill with respect to compliance 
with the Standing Orders relating to Private Bills, 111. 
Second Reading deferred, 117. Renare, That no Standing 
Orders are applicable, 129. Bill committed io a Select 
Committee of Five Members, Three to be nominated by the 
House and Two by the Committee of Selection ; All Veti- 
tions presented Three clear days befure the meeting of the 
Committee referred, and Counsel ordered ; Power to send 
for persons, papers, and records; Three to be the Quorum, 
134. Three Members nominated, 185. Bill reported ; 
re-committed to a Committee uf the whole House, 228. 
Committee deferred, 236. Order for Committee read ; 
Motion, That it be an Instruction to the Committee that 
they have power to insert provisions to enable tiie Dubliu 
Corporation to establish the amount expended by them on 
the Wellington Barracks; Debate arising; and it ap- 
pearing fro: the Debate that the object of the Instruction 
was to establish « claim against the Exchequer, Mr. 
Speaker informed the House that the Question thereon 
could not be put, 243. Bill considered in Committee, and 
reported, without Amendment; Passed, 243. Ayreed to 
by the Lords, 09. (Cited as Dublin Barracks Improve- 
ment Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 385. 


directed the Noes to stand up in their places, and Twelve | Dustin Hospitans. Vide Accounts. 

Dusuin Metropouitan Ponce. Vide Suppty. 
Ducuy of Cornwatt. Vide Accounts. 
(Purchase) Bill, the Committee proceeded to a Division, and | Ducuy of Lancaster. Vide Accounts. 


DukInrFIELD 








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Dwe.uine Houses Re-Lettine (Scotland); Bill to amend 





55 &amp; 56 Vicr.} INDEX to the One Hunprev and Forty-sevenra Voiume. 





——oo———————————eeee—SH:5. 0 _ eYTNe—e SS 0— 


DuxiNFIELD Water. Vide AsHTON-UNDER- LYNE. 
DumpaRToN and Batrocs Joint Ling, &amp;c. Bit (changed 


55 &amp; 50 Victoria, Parl. 24. Sess.7. 1892. 


from Caledonian aes | (Dumbarton and Balloch E ASEMENTS. Vide Mixinec. 


Joint Line, &amp;c.) Bill); Brought from the Lords, gi. 


Read, and referred to the Examiners, 311. Report, That} East and Wxst Inpia Dock; Report, That the Bill 


the Standing Orders have been complied with; Bill 
to be read a second time, 324. Standing Order suspended, 
and Bill to be now read a second time; Accordingly read 
a second time, and committed, 330. Standing Orders 
suspended, and leave to the Committee of Selection to 
appoint the Committee on the Bill to sit and proceed 
forthwith, 348. Bill reported, 375. Standing Orders sus- 
pended, and Bill to be now taken into consideration, 
provided amended prints shall have been previously de- 
pea Bill considered ; Standing Orders suspended, and 


should originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have been com- 
plied with, 0. Bill brought from the Lords, 120. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 120. Keport, That no 
Standing Orders not previously inquired into are applicable ; 
Bill to be read a second time, 132. Committed, 143. 
Reported, without Amendment, 164. Passed, 173. (Cited 
as East and West India Dock Company's Act, 1892) 
Royal Assent, 267. 


ill to be now read the third time; Accordingly read the Eastsourn&amp;s Improvement Act (1885) AMENDMENT; 


third time, and passed, with Amendments [new Title], 
381. To which the Lords agree, 399. (Cited as Dum- 
barton and Balloch Joint Line, §c. Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 401. 

———_——— Vide 
CaLEDONIAN RaiLway (Dumbarton and Balloch Joint 
Line, §c.) Bint. LaNarxsuire and DUMBARTONSHIRE 
Raitway (/Jumbarton und Balloch Joint Line). 


DumpartTon, Jamestown, and Loca Lomonp Raiiway ; 
Report, That the Bill should originate in the House ot 
Lords, 30. Report, That the Standing Orders had been 
certified to have been complied with, 50. 


DumpartTon Jornt Ling. Vide CauLepontan. Lanark- 
SHIRE. 
DuMBARTONSHIRE Raitway. Vide LANARKSHIRE. 


DunpgE Extension, Pouice, Improvement and Tram- 
ways; Petition, and Billordered,35. Read,43 Committed, 
55- Reported from the Committee on Police and Sanitary 
Regulations Bills, 285. Standing Orders suspended, and 
Bill to be now taken into consideation, provided amended 
prints shall have been previously deposited ; Bill com- 
mitted; Standing Orders suspended ; Bill to be now read 
the third time; accordingly read the third time, and 
Passed [new Title], 320. By the Lords, with Amend- 














Petition, aud Bull ordered, 35. Read, 43. Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading, 58. Second Reading de- 
lerred, 73. Report, That Standing Order 62 has been 
complied with ; Bill to be read a second time, 84. Motion, 
That the Bill be now read a second time; Amendment 
te gate “Six Months”; but, on Division, not made ; 
ill committed 93. Order, That the Bill be committed, 
discharged ; Order, That the Bill be committed to a Select 
Committee of Nine Members, Five tu be nominated by 
the House and Four by the Committee of Selection ; Order, 
That all Petitions against the Bill presented Seven clear 
days before the meeting of the Committee be relerred to 
the Committee; that the Petitioners praying to be heard 
by themselves, their Counsel, or Agents, be heard against 
the Bill, ane’ Counsel heard in support of the Bill; Power 
tu send for persons, papers, and records; Five to be the 
Quorum, 110. five Members nominated, 136. Instruc- 
tion to the Select Committee, that they have power 
to inquire and report whether any turther or other special 
provision with respect to Processions ov Sunday in Kast- 
bourne should be inserted in the Bill, 146. Bill reported, 
211. Day appointed for consideration, as amended, 239. 
Bill considered, as amended, 261. Passed, 271. Agreed 
to by the Lords, gy9. (Cited as Eastbourne Improvement 
Act, 1885, Amendment Act, 18g2) Koyal Assent, 402. 


ments, 400. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 405. (Cited EastsourneE Improvement Act (Prosecutions, §c.) Vide 


as Dundee Extension and Improvement Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 406. 

Dunper Harsour ; Report, That the Bill should originate 
in tue House of Lords, 30. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, §0. 
Bill brought from the Lords, 159. Read, and referred to | 
the Exammers, 159. Report, That no Standing Orders not 
previously inquired into are applicable; Bill to be read a 
second time, 173. Committed, 184. Reported, 241. 
Considered, as amended, 271. Passed, with Amend- 


ACCOUNTS. 


Eastpourne, Searorp and Newhaven Ratitway ( dban- 


donment); Petition, aud Bill ordered, 35. Read, and 
referred to the Kxaminers, 43. Report, That Stanuing 
Uider 62 has veen compiied with; Bill to be read a second 
tune, 84. Committed, ivo. Keported, 148. Considered, 
usamended, 169. Passed, 173. Agreed to by the Lords, 
296. (Cited us Eastbourne, Seaford, and Newhaven Raii- 
way (Abandonment) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 386. 


ments, 285. Tu which the Lords agree, 310. (Cited as East Coast Raitway. Vide LANcasuire. 


Dundee Harbour (Amendment) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, | 
386. | E 
Dunpez SusurpBan Raiiway (Extension of Time) ; Report, 
That the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, go. 
Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to 
have been complied with, 50. Bull brought from the 
Lords, 165. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 165. 
Report, That the Standing Orders not previously inquired 
into have been complied with ; Bill to be read a second 
tune, 173. Committed, 184. Repoited, 21g. Con- 


ast GrinsteaD Gas and Warer; Petition, and Bill 


urdered, 35. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 43. 
Report, ‘Luat Standimg Order 62 has Leen complied with ; 
Bill to be read a second time, §5. Comumitted, 69. 
Reported, 111, Considered, as amended, 130. Passed, 
136. By the Lorus, with Amendments, 310. Lords’ 
Amendmeuts agreed to, 338. (Cited as East Grinstead 
Gas and Water Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 356. 


sidered, us amended, 233. Passed, with an Amendment, EAST INDIA: 


245. ‘To which the Lords agree, 263. (Cited as Dundee 


Suburban Railway Act, 18y2) Royal Assent, 263. | East Inpia (Accounts and Estimates, 1892-3.) Vide Ac- 


Dunprum Criminat Lunatic Asytum (Ireland). Vide | 
| 


Supp ty. 


the Law relating to the Re-letting of Dwelling Houses in 
Scotland; Ordered, 32. Presented, 33. Second Reading 





COUNTS. 


——_—__—— (Agricultural Distress.) Vide Accounts. 


(Behar Correspondence.) Vide Accounts. 





deferred, 2%3. — — — (Civil and Military Engineers in the Public 


Dwewiines. Vide MovaBLeg. 


Vou. 147. ——Sess. 18g2. 


Works Department). Vide ACCOUNTS. 
—- ( Civil 





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East In D1 a—continued. 








(Civil Service Appointments); Motion, That 
an bumble Address be presented to Her Majesty, praying 
Her Majesty that She will give directions, thut there’ be 
laid betore this House, a Return of all Appointments 
(excluding C«venanted Civil Servants only) in all De- 
partments of all the Civil Services, of Monthly Salaries 
of Rs, 400 and upwaras, stating separately the Number 
employed for each separate Amount, and distinguishing 
Natives pure, and Europeans and Eurasians ; and Ques- 
tion negatived, 48. : 





—— ——. (Colleges of Rurki, Seebpur, Poona, and 
Madras). Vide Accounts. 
- ( Estimate). Vide Accounts. 
(Finance and Revenue Accounts). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS, 
_— (Financial Statement). Vide Accounts. 


————- (Hunza Expedition). 





(Home Accounts). Vide Accounts. 
Vide Accounts. 


(Indian Councils Act (1861) Amendment) ; 





Bill to amend “ The Iudian Councils Act, 1861 ;” Brought 





from the Lords, 57. Read, 57. Second Reuding de- 
ferred, 71, 87, 92, 95, 102, 122, 131, 135. Motion, That 
the Bill be now read .a second tine; Amendment pro- 
posed 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, no reform of the Indian Councils which 
does not embody the elective principle will prove satis- 
factory to the Indian people or coinpatible with the good 


government of India”; and Withdrawn; Bill committed, 


137. Committee deferred, 148, 168. Bill considered 
in Committee, 176, 186. Committee deferred, 196, 205, 


209, 221. Bill further considered in Committee, and re- 


ported, without Amendment, 225. Third Reading de- 
ferred, 230, 243, 247, 249, 253, 258, 264, 270, 275. Bill 


passed, 288. (Cited as Indian Councils Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 385. 





(No. 2); Bill to amend “The Indian Councils Act, 
1861 ;” Ordered, 62. Presented, 62. Second Reading 
deferred, 72, 89, 123, 139, 168, 222. 


——— (Loans raised in England). Vide Accounts. 


-———— ———— (Louns raised in India.) Vide Accounts. 





— (Officers); Bill to wmend the Law relating 
to certain ces in India; Brought from the Lords, 
8g. Read, 146. Second Reading deferred, 154, 168, 
176, 196, 221, 230, 253, 275, 302. Bill committed, 328, 
Committee deferred, 344, 361. Order for Committee dis- 
charged ; Bill withdrawn, 371. 








Officers | Expenses]; Motion for the House 
to resulve itself into a Committee to consider of authorising 
the payment, out of the Revenues of India, of the Salaries 
and Expenses of certain Officers who may be permitted 
to leave India under any Act of the present Session to 
amend the Law relating to certain Officers in India, and 
the payment of Salary and Emoluments to any Person 
who may be appointed to fill any temporary vacancy ; 
Queen’s Recommendation signified ; Question agreed to, 
338. Committee deferred, 346. Matter considered in 
Committee, 361. Order for Committee discharged, 371. 


—- (Opium). Vide Accounts. 


(Opium Licences and Intoxicating Liquors). 
Vide Accounts. 





——————. (Opium Licences, Upper Burmah). Vide 


Accounts. 


(Progress and Condition). Vide Accounts. 
————— ( Railways). _ Vide Accounts. 





INDEX to the One Honvrep.and Forty-seventa Votume, 





——_———_ (Silver Question). 


———————. ( Statement of Trade). Vide Accounts. 


East Lonpon, &amp;c. 


—— (Indian Councils Act (1861) Amendment 


EccLesiasTicaL CommMIssioOn, 


EcciestasTICAL GRIEVANCES. 


EpucaTIoNn. 








[18¢2, 
———_—_—_—_—_—_———— ee ee SSS 790—OOOO0n@aOnwnwjooww&gt;woououoBaaS 





(Revenue Accounts); Order, That the several 
Accounts and Papers which have been presented to thie 
House in this Session of Parliament, relating to the 
Revenues of India, be referred to the consideration. of g 
Committee of the whole House; Day appointed for Com. 
mittee, 356. Committee deferred, 370, 379. Matter 
considered in Committee, 387. Resolution reported, and 
agreed to, 391. 


( Salaries). 
(Sanitary Measures . 


Vide Accu nts. 





Vide Accounts. 
Vide Accounts. 


——_——— (Statistical Abstract). Vide Accounts, 


————_——  _(Uncovenanted Service). Vide Accounts, 


East Inpian Raitway; Report, That the Bill should 


originate in the House of Lords, go. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 50. Bill brought from the Lords, 120. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 120. Report, That the 
Standing Orders not previously inquired into have been 
complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 199, 
Committed, 143. Reported, 181. Considered, ag 
amended, 198. Passed, with Amendments, 206, To 
which the Lords agree, 228. (Cited as East Indian Rail. 
way Company Sinking Fund Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 
267. 


Vide Rattway Rares. 


Easton and Cuurcu Hore Raritway; Report, That the 


Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 50. Bill brought from the Lords, 313. 
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, 323. 
Committed, 348. Standing Orders suspended, and Com- 
mittee of Selection have leave to appoint the Committee 
on the Bill, to sit and proceed forthwith, 357. Bill re- 
ported, without Amendment, 375. Standing Orders sus- 

nded, and Bill to be now taken into consideration ; 
Bil considered ; Standing Orders suspended ; Bill .to be 
now read the third time; Accordingly read the third time, 
and Passed, 381. (Cited as Easton and Church Hope 
Railway Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


Vide Accounts. 


Vide BisHops. 


Epinsurcu Street Tramways; Report, That the Bill 


should originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 50. Bill brought from the Vords, 311. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 311. 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, 350. Report read; Bill to 
be read a second time, 350. Standing Order suspended, 
and Bill to be now read a secoud time; Accordingly read 
a second time, and committed; Standing Orders sus- 
pended, and leave tv Committee of Selection to appoint 
the Committee on the Bill to sit and proceed upon day 
named, 375: Bill reported, ggi. Standing Orders sus- 
pended, and Bill to be now taken into consideration, pro- 
vided amended prints shall have been previously de- 
posited; Bill considered; Standing Orders suspended, 
and Bill to be now read the third time; Accordingly 
read the third time, and Paxsed, with Amendments, 393- 
To which the Lords agree, 399. (Cited as Edinburgh 
Street Tramways Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


ELEMENTARY. 


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EpucatiIonaL Enpowments (Banff); Bill to make better 
rovision for the administration of certain Educational 
Te cceieaths in the County of Banff; Ordered, 16. 
Presented, 21. Second Reading deferred, 144, 212. 

EpucaTionat Enpowments (J/reland) Commission. Vide 
AccounTs. 

EnucaTionaL Services. Vide Suppry (Navy). 


Epucation AND Locat Taxation Reuier (Scotland). 
Vide Accounts. 


EpveaTion AND Locat Taxation Rewer (Scotland); 
Motion, That leave be given to bring im a Bill to make 
provision in regard to the Distrioution and Application of 
Sums from time to time paid to the Local Taxation (Scot- 
land) Account, and in regard to the Fee Grant in Scot- 
land; Debate adjourned, 63. . Order for resuming 
adjou:ned Debate discharged, 67. 

— — Bill 
to make provision in regard to the Distribution and Appli- 
cation of Sums from time to time paid to the Local Taxa- 
tion (Scotland) Account, and in regard to the Fee Grant 
in Scotland ; Ordered, upon Resolution reported from a 
Committee of the whole House, 79. Presented, 80. 
Second Reading deferred, 87, 102, 117,131,137. Motion, 
Twat the Bill be now read a second time. Debate ad- 
journed, 148. Resumed; Question, on Division, resolved 
in the Affirmative ; Bill accordingly read a second time, 
and committed, 153. Committee deferred, 176, 146. Bill 
considered in Committee, 204, 209. Further considered 
in Committee, and reported, 220. Consideration, as 
amended, deferred, 243, 254, 264, 275, 290, 302. Bill 
considered, as amended, 306. Third Reading deferred, 
318. 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-committed to a Committee of the whole House, in 
respect of Clause 2”; but, on Division, not made; Bill 
passed, 342. Agreed to by the Lords, 398. (Cited as 
Education and Local Taxation Account (Scotland) Act, 
1892) Royal Assent, goo. 














od 




















sili ches Layla * lin 


Fee Grant ( Scotland). 
Epvcation Cope. Vide Scotcn. 


Epucation Cope, 1892; Resolution, That an humble 
Address be presented to Her Majesty, praying that the 
following be added to the Code. of — by the 
Lords of the Committee of Privy Council on Education, 
18y2, in page 3y, column §, at bottom of column add :— 
8. Marks will also be given to Candidates who shall 
one University Extension Certificates awarded by the 

niversity of Cambridge, the University of Oxford, or the 
Universities Joint Board, London, provided that the Cer- 
tificates shall have been obtained for a Course of Study 
in one subject, other than those mentioned in the Schedule 
or in Notes 5 and.6 thereof, which has been previously 
approved by the Department, and is certified to have 
included attendance at not less than 24 weekly Lectures 
and Classes; To be presented by Privy Councillors, 
235. Queen’s Answer, 282. 


ELECTIONS : 


55 &amp; 56 Vier) “[NDEX to the One Honprep ard Forty-seventa Vovume, 
oem SSS 000w“waw“sqwwws—ooanmahaOn9MMS DSSS 


Epucarion Derartment. VideAccounts. 

Epucation Department (Code 1892). Vide Accounts. 

Epucation Department (General Reports). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 

Epucation Derartment ( Training Colleges). Vide Ao- 
COUNTS. 

Epvucation (England\. Vide Seconpary. 

Epucation (England and Wales). Vide Accounts. 

Epucation (Evening Schools). Vide Accounts. 

Epucation (Ireland). Vide Nationa. University. 

Epvcation (Jreland) (Endowed Schools). Vide Surpuy. 

Knucation ProvisionaAL OrpER CoNnFIRMATION (London); 
Bill to confirm a Provisional Order made by the 
Education Department under “ The Elementary Education 
Act, 1870,” to enable the School Board for London to 
put in force “The Lands Clauses Consolidation Act, 
1845,” and the Acts amending the same; Brought from 
the Lords, 350. Read, and. referred to the Examiners, 
35!. Report, That the Standing Orders have been com- 
plied with; Day appointed for Second Reading, 373. 
Bill committed, 382. Standing Orders suspended, and 
leave to the Committee on the Bill to sit and proceed 
forthwith, 389. Bull reported, without Amendment. 
Provisional Order conferred. Passed, 3y6. (Cited as 
Education Department Provisional Order Confirmation 
(London) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 

Epucation (Science and Art). Vide Accounts. 

Epucation (Science and Art Schools). Vide Accounts. 

EpucaTion (Scotland). Vide Accounts. 

Epucarion (Scotland) Cope. Vide Accounts. 

Epucation (Scotland) Law AMENDMENT; Bill to amend 
the Education (Scotland) Acts, 1872 to 1883; Ordered, 
163. Presented, 163. Second Reading deferred, 238, 265, 
270, 295. 

Epucation (Scotland) (General Reports). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 

Enucation (Scotland) (Training Colleges). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 

Epucation (Wales). Vide InTERMEDIATE. 

Ecypt. Vide Accounts. 

Eaypttan GuaranteED Loan. Vide Accounts. 

Eay Pt (Sanitary Regulations). Vide Accounts. 

Ereut Hours. Vide Mings. 

Eieut Hovers; Bill to limit the Hours of Labour to 
Eight Hours per Day in all Trades and Occupations; 
Orderedl, 28. Presented,.29. Second Reading deferred, 
128. Order fur Second Reading discharged ; another day 
appointed, 150. Second Reading deferred, 201, 297. 

Eigut Hours (No. 2); Bill to restrict the Hours of Labour 
in all Trades and Industries to Eight per day; Ordered, 
193. Presented, 193. Second Reading deferred, 284, 
319. 


Orpers and Resouvtions :—For regulating the mode of proceeding in respect of Members returned for two or 


more Places; Interference of Peers, &amp;c., 4. 


Kirxcaupy District of Bureus Evection (Return); Mr. Speaker called the attention of the House to the 
Return to the Writ for the Election of a Member to serve in this present Parliament for the Kirkcaldy 
District of Burghs, in the room of Sir George Campbell, deceased, by which it appears that Mr. James 
Henry Dalziel, returned as Member for the said Kirkcaldy District of Burghs, in the room of the said Sir 
George Campbell, deceased, was by a clerical error described in the Return as Mr. James Henry Dalzell 

- {instead of Mr. James Henry Dalziel; and Mr. Hunter, Member for North Aberdeen, having stated upon 

| his own knowledge that the surname of the Member for the said Kirkcaldy District of Burgns was Dalziel 

‘and. not Dalzell; Order, That the Clerk of the Crown do attend this House forthwith with the last Return 
fur the Kirkcaldy District of Burghs, and amend the same by altering the surname Dalzell to Dalziel; the 
‘Clerk of the Crown attending aniended the Return accordingly, 104. 


— —_———_——_ Return amended, 10}. 


‘Vou. 147.——Sess. 1892. 


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ELECTION S—continued. 


FOR WHAT PLACE. 


Armagh, Mid-Armagh Division- —- 
Bute Gh ana a ne 


Cambridge University - - ~- 

Cork Cit SC Fee ae 

Devon ( N orthern or South Molton Di- 
vision ). 

Dorset (Eastern Division)- - - 

Kilkenny (North Kilkenny Division) - 

Lancaster, North-eust Lancashire ( Ros- 
sendale Division). 

Leeds Borough (North Division) - 


Lewisham Borough - - « a 
Manchester (North-east Division 


Strand Borough ee tiekcy ae 


Sussex (South-western or Chichester 
Division). 
Waterford City - © rm " . 


INDEX to the Ong Hunprep and Forty-seventa Votumr. 


WRITS ISSUED DURING THE RECESS. . 





IN THE ROOM OF 


Sir James Porter Corry, Bart. - - 
Right Honourable James Patrick 
Bannerman Robertson. 
Right Honourable Henry Cecil Raikes 
Charles Stewart Parnell, Esq. - - 
Viscount Lymington ante - 
George Hawkesworth Bond, Esq. - 
Sir John Pope Hennessy, Knight = - 
Marquis of Hartington - = - 


Right Honourable William Lawies 
Jackson. 

Viscount Lewisham - - - 

Right Honourable Sir James 
gusson, Bart. 

Right Honourable William Henry 
Smith. 

Lord Walter Charles Gordon Lennox 


Fer- 


Richard Power, Esq. - ° . 









ON WHAT ACCOUNT. 


Deceased ; 3. 
Lord Justice General of Scotland, 3, 


Deceased ; S. 
Deceased ; 3. 
Now Ear! of Portsmouth, s. 


Deceased ; 3. 
Deceased; 3. 
Now Duke of Devonshire, 3. 


Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant 
of Ireland, 3. 

Now Earl of Dartmouth, 3. 

Her Majesty’s Postmaster General, 3, 


Deceased ; 3. 
Treasurer of Her Majesty’s House- 


hold, 3. 
Deceased ; 3. 


WRITs ISSUED DURING THE SESSION. 


—_—---———— 





FOR WHAT PLACE. 





IN THE ROOM OF 


Belfast Borough (East Belfast Division) | Edward Samuel Wesley de Cobain, 


Derby County (Southern Division) —- 
Essex (Mid or Chelmsford Division) - 
Hackney Borough (North Division) - 
Kirkcaldy District of Burghs 
Liverpool a Division ) 
Surrey (North Western or Chertsey 
Division). 
Wexford (North Wexford Division) - 
Worcester County (Eastern Division) - 


| 


(Extension to Women). 


Monicipat Francuise (Ireland). 


Esq. 
Henry Wardle, Esq. - - 
William James Beadel, Esq. 
General Sir Lewis Pelly, k.c.s., 
Sir George Campbell - 
Edward Whitley, Esq. - 
Frederick Alers Hankey, Esq. 


c.8.1. 


eee Re 


John E. Redmond, Esq. - . a 
George Woodyatt Hastings, Esq. = - 


Parish Co 
Piurat Vortine ( Abolition). 








ee ee 


ON WHAT ACCOUNT. 
Expelled this House, 74. 


Deceasel, 57. 
Deceased, 185. 
Deceased, 208. 
‘Deceased, 66. 
Deceased, 15. 
Deceased, 57. 


Manor of Northstead, 74. 
Expelled this House, 125. 


UNCILS. PARLIAMENTARY FRANCHISE 
PARLIAMENTARY Exections. Par- 


LIAMENTARY Exections ( Votes of Seamen). PaRLiaMeNTARY Exvections (Registration). Par- 
LIAMENTARY VorTéns (Registration). Pauper Lasour Disquatirication Removat. Po ice 


Disasititigs Remova 
(Ireland) ( Qualification of Women). 
or Voters (Scotland). 

(Lodgers) AMENDMENT. 
Women’s Disasinities REMOVAL. 


CounctLuors. 


Evectors’ QUALIFICATION and REGISTRATION; 
amend the Law with respect to the Qualification and 
Registration of Electors at Parliamentary, Municipal, and 
Cvunty Elections in England and Wales; Ordered, 16. 

Motion, That the Bill be now read a 

second time; Amendment proposed, “ Six Months,” but, 

on Division, not made; Bill committed, 283. Considered 

Committee deferred, 303, 329. 


Vide Warp. 


Presented, 21. 


in Committee, 291. 


Exectricat Car Company. 


Exvectric and Caste Raitways (Metropolis); Motion, 
That a Joint Committee of Lords and Commons he 
appoiated to consider the best methcd of dealing with the 


XTENSION. 


Retrurnine Orricers Expr 
Suppiy (Amendments). 


Bill to 


report their opia 


the Schemes pro 
terms and condit 
appropriated ; w 


Parocuiau Boarps (Scotland). 
Qua.iFicaTion oF Vorers (Guardians). 


VoTERs REGISTRATION. 


Poor Law GuARDIANs 
REGISTRATION 
ReGistTration Acts 


NSEs (Scotland). 
Women County 


Electric and Cable Railway Schemes proposed to be sanc- 
tioned within the limits of the Metropolis by Bills intro- 
cuced, or to be introduced, in the present Session, and to 


ion as to whether underground Railways 


worked by electricity or cable traction are calculated to 
attord sufficient accommodation fur the present and 
probable future traffic ; as to whether any, and which, of 


pose satisfactory lines of route ; as to the 
ions under which the subsoil shuuld be 
hether any, and, if any, what Schemes 


should not be proceeded with during the present Session ; 


the words, “and 


Amendment proposed, at the end of the Question to add 


that such Committee have power to hear 


the parties promoting such Bills, and, if desired by them, 


receive 















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Execrric and Casre Raiiways ( Metropolis )—continued. 


receive evidence thereon,” and Withdrawn; Resolution, 
That a Joint Committee of Lords and Commons be 
appointed to consider the best method of dealing with the 
Electric and Cable Railway Schemes proposed to be sanc- 
tioned within the limits of the Metropolis by Bills intro- 


duced, or to be introduced, in the present Session, and to 
report their opinion as to whether underground Railways 
worked by electricity or cable traction are calculated to 
afford sufficient accommodation for the present and 


probable future traffic ; as to whether any, and which, of 


the Schemes propose satisfactory lines of route; as to the 

terms and conditions under which the subsoil should be 

appropriated ; whether any, and, if any, what Schemes 
should not be proceeded with during the present Session ; 

Message to the Lords, to communicate this Resolution, 

and desire their concurrence, 74. Message from the Lords; 

the Lords concur with the Commons in their Resolution (see 
above) as desired by the Commons, 86. Resolution of the 

House of the 1st day of this instant March, relative to Elec- 

tric and Cable Railways (Metropolis), which was ordered 

to be communicated to the Lords, and the Message from 
the Lords of the 7th day of this instant March, signifying 
their concurrence in the said Resolution, read; Order, That 

the said Select Committee appointed to join with a 

Committee of the Lords do consist of Five Members, to 

be nominate’ by the Committee of Selection; Order, 

That the Committee have Power to send for persons, 

papers, and records ; Order, That Three be the Quorum ; 

Order, That a Message be sent to the Lords, to acquaint 

their Lordships, that this House hath appointed Five 

Members to be the Select Committee to join with the 

Select Committee of the Lords on Electric and Cable 

Railways (Metropolis), and that this House doth request 

that their Lordships will be pleased to appoint an equal 

number of Lords to be joined with the Members of this 

House, 117. Instruction to the Joint Committee of 

Lords and Commons telative to Electric and Cable Rail- 

wavs (Metropolis) that, as regards any schemes for which 

Bills have been deposited, the said Committee have power 

to hear the parties promoting any such Bill before report- 

ing whether it should be not proceeded with, 124. Re- 
port of names of Members nominated, 134. Message 
from the Lords ; The Lords have appointed a Committee, 
consisting of Five Lords, to join with the Committee of 
the Commons (pursuant to the Message of this House) 
on Electric and Cable Railways (Metropolis), 164. Mes- 
sage from the Lords; the Lords do propose that the 
Joint Committee on Electric and Cable Railways (Me- 
tropolis) do meet in Committee Room A, on Monday the 
gth day of this instant May, at Twelve o’clock; Message 
to be now taken into consideration; Message accordingly 
considered ; Order, That the Select Committee appointed 
by this House to join with the Committee appointed by 
the Lords “on Electric and Cable Railways (Metro- 
polis),” do weet the Lords’ Committee in Room A, on 
onday the gth day of this instant May, at Twelve of 
the clock ; Order, That a Message be sent to the Lords 
to acquaint their Lordships that this House hath directed 
the “Belect Committee appointed by this House to join 
with a Committee of the Lords “on Electric and Cable 
Railways (Metropolis),” to meet the Committee appointed 
by their Lordships in Room A, on ayer. the gth day of 
this instant May, at Twelve of the clock, as desired by 
their Lordships, 204. Report, 273. 

E.ectric Licurine Acts. Vide Accounts. 

E.ecrric LigutTina ProvisionaL OrprR (Wo. 1); Bill 
to confirm a Provisional Order made by the Bourd of 
Trade under the Electric Lighting Acts, 1882 to 1890, 
relating to the Burgh of Govan ; Ordered, 174. Presented ; 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 174. Report, That 
the Standing Order has been complied with; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading, 202. Bill committed, 207. 


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Reported ; Provisional Orders confirmed ; Day appointed 
for consideration, as amended, 241. Bull considered, 
as amended; Passed, 245. Agreed to by the Lords, 
296. (Cited as Electric Lighting Order Confirmation 
(No. 1) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 385. 


Exectric Ligutinc Provisionat Orpers (No. 2); Bil 


to confirm certain Provisional Orders made by the Board 
of Trade under the Electric Lighting Acts, 1882 and 1888, 
relating to Aberystwith. Ashton-under-Lyne, Halifax, 
Harwich, Limerick, and Maidstone; Ordered, 174. Pre- 
sented ; Read, and referred to the Examiners, 174. Report, 
That the Standing Order has been complied with; Day 
appointed for Second Reading, 202. Bil! committed, 207. 
Reported, without Amendment; Provisional Orders con- 
firmed; Day appointed for Third Reading 241. Bill 
passed, 245. Agreed to by the Lords, 296. (Cited as 
Electric Lighting Orders Confirmation (No. 2) Act, 1892) 
Royal Assent, 385. 


Execrric Lightinc Provisionat Orpers (No. 3); Bill 


to confirm certain Provisional Orders made by the Board 
of Trade under the Electric Lighting Acts, 1882 and 1888, 
relating to Kilkenny, Newbury, Sutton (Surrey), West 
Ham, and Woking (Horsell and Chertsey); Ordered ; 
presented; read, and referred to the Examiners, 174, 
Report, That the Standing Order has been complied 
with; Day appointed for Second Reading, 202. Bill 
committed, 2u7. Reported; Provisional Orders con- 
firmed; Day appointed for consideration, as amended, 
241. Bill considered, as amended; Passed, 245. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 296. (Cited as Electric Lighting Orders 
Confirmation (No. 3) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 385. 


Exectric Ligntinc OrpErs Conrirmation (No. 4); Bill 


to confirm certain Provisional Orders made by the Board 
of Trade under the Electric Lighting Acts, 1882 and (888, 
relating to Dublin, Fareham, Liverpool Oxford, Sheffield, 
and Waterford ; Brought from the Lords, 350. Referred 
to the Examiners, 351. Report, That the Standing Orders 
have heen complied with; Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 373. Bill committed, 382. Standing Orders 
suspended, and Leave to the Committee on the Bill to 
sit and proceed forthwith, 389. Bill reported, without 
Amendment ; Provisional Orders confirmed ; Passed, 396. 
(Cited as Electric Lighting Orders Confirmation (No. 4) 
Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


Exectric Licuttne Orpers ConFirmaTion (No. 5); Bill 


to confirm certain Provisional Orders made by the Board 
of Trade under the Electric Lighting Acts, 1882 and 
1888, relating to the County of London (a portion of), 
Southwark, and Wandsworth; Brought from the Lords, 
372. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 373. Report, 
That the Standing Order has been complied with; Day 
appointed for Second Reading, 379. Bilt commiited ; 
Standing Orders suspended, and Leave to the Committee 
on the Bill to sit and proceed forthwith, 389. Bill 
reported, without Amendment; Provisional Orders con- 
firmed; Passed, 398. (Cited as Electric Lighting Orders 
Confirmation Act, 1892) Royai Assent, 406. 


Exectric Licuting Orpers ConFirmation (No. 6); Bilil 


to confirm certain Provisional Orders made by the Board 
of Trade under the Electric Lighting Acts, 1882 and 1888, 
relating to Hampstead, Lambeth, Shoreditch, and White- 
chapel; Brought from the Lords, 350. Read, and referred 
to the Examiners, 35!. Report, That the Standing Orders 
have been complied with; Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 373. Bill committed, 382. Standing Orders 
suspended, and Leave to the Committee on the Bill to sit 
and proceed forthwith, 389. Billreported, without Amend- 
ment ; Provisional Orders confirmed ; Passed, 396. ( Cited 
as Electric Lighting Orders Confirmation (No. 6) Act, 
1892) Koyal Assent, 401. ; 

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Minutes of Evidence taken before Select Com- 
mittees of last Session, referred to Select Committees, 
57, &amp;e. 


Exvementary Epucation (Schools, &amp;c.) Vide Accounts. 


Evementary Epucation (Schools warned). Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. . , 
Evipence in Criminat Cases; Bill to amend the Law of 


Evidence; Brought from the Lords, 101. Read, 114 
Second Reading deferred, 132. Bill committed, 197. 
Committee deferred, 148, 164, 168, 171, 187, 197, 205, 
222. Motion, That the Order for the Committee of the 
whole House on the Evidence in Criminal Cases Bill be 
read, and discharged ; and that the Bill be committed to 
the Standing Committee on Law, Courts of Justice, and 
Legal Procedure; Amendment proposed to leave out the 
words, “the Standing Committee on Law, Courts of 
Justice, and Legal Procedure,” and add the words “a 
Select Committee,” and Withdrawn; Order, That the 
Order for Coramittee of the whole House on the Evidence 
in Criminal Cases Bill be read, and di-charged ; and that 
the Bill be committed to the Standing Committee on Law 
Courts of Justice, and Legal Procedure, 225. Report of 
the Names of Fifteen Members added in respect of the 
Bill, 248. 


Evementary Epvucation ( Teachers’ Superannuation) ; 
Select Committee tu consider the best System of providing 
for the Superannuation of Public Elementary Teachers in 
England and Wales; Re-appointed, 42. To consist of 
Seventeen Members; nominated ; Power to send for per- 
sons, papers, and records; Five to be the Quornm, 84. 
Member added, 88. Minutes of Evidence of former 
Session referred, 93. Report, 293. 


Exvementary Scuoors. Vide AGricutruraL. Pustic. 
Emsassizs and Missions Aproap. Vide Suppty. 
Emicration and Immigration. Vide Accounts. 
Emicration (Colonies). Vide Accounts. 


Emicration Statistics (/reland). Vide Accounts. 


EXAMINERS: 

———-— Bills referred to them (Private), 43, &amp;c. (Lords’ 
Bill), 134, 135, &amp;e. 

Petitions for additional Provision, referred to 

them, 89, &amp;c. 

—— Reports from them,—That Standing Order 62 

has been complied with, 55,&amp;c. Standing Orders (62 and 


66), 55: 
————— That no Standing Orders not previously in- 
quired into are applicable ( Lords’ Bills), 117, &amp;c. 
That the Standing Orders not previously in- 
quired into have been eomplied with (Lords’ Bills), 132, 
&amp;c. 


Empuorers’ Liasitity ; Bill to amend “ The Employers’ 
Liability Act, 1880;” Ordered 18. Presented, 22. 
Second Reading deferred, 1y2, 254, 320. 








Empuoyvers’ Liasinity Act. Vide Accounts. 


Empxoyers’ Liapitity Law AmMenpMEnNT; Bill to provide 
for the Amendment of the Law relating to Employers’ 


Liability ; Ordered, 77. Presented, 77. 


Enpowep Cuaritigs. Vide Accounts. 





Enpowgp Scuoo.s’ Founpations (England). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 





Enpvowments (Banff). Vide EpucationaL 





That the Standing Orders not previously in- 
quired intu have not been complied with (Lords’ Bills), 


ENFRANCHISEMENT OF Lanops, &amp;c. Vide CopynHo.p. 350 





ENFRANCHISEMENT of LEAsEHOLD Puaces of Worsuaip. 


—— That the Standing Orders have not been com- 
Vide Puacgs. 


plied with in the case of Petitions for additional Provision, 
198, 227, &amp;e. 

—— Orders referring Bills to the Examiners dis- 
charged ; and Bills withdrawn, 62, 74, 189, &amp;c. 


To examine Bills (Hybrid), with respect to 
compliance with the Standing Orders relative to Private 
Bills, 74, 111, 137. Reports, That the Standing Orders 
have not been complied with, 93, 227, &amp;c. That no 
Standing Orders are applicable, 129. That the Standing 
Orders have been complied with, 150, &amp;c. 

-—— Reports from them,—That the Standing Orders 
have been complied with in the case of Petitions for ad- 
ditiona! Provision, 100. 

- That the Standing Orders have not been com- 
plied with in the case of Petitions for Bi!ls originating in 
the House of Lords, 132. 


Encines. Vide Steam. 





Epsom Downs Extension Raitway; Petition, and Bill! 
ordered, 35. Read, 43. Committed,60. Reported, 113° 
Considered, as amended, 143. Passed, 151. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 351. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 373. (Cited as Epsom Downs Extension Rail- 
way Act, \892) Royal Assent, 4o1. 


— 





EquivaLent Grant (Scotland) Distripution. Vide 
AccounTs. 





Esquimatt. Vide Suppty. Accounts. 


Essex (Mid or Chelmsford Division) Writ. Vide Exec- 
TIONS. 





Estate Brius. Vide GLENmvICK. ExcuequerR Bonps. Vide Nationar Dest. 


Evetyn v. Hurtsert. Vide Accounts. Excisz. Vide Locau Taxation. 
Exemption from Stanpinc Orpers. Vide Houss (Busi- 


Evicrep Tenants (Ireland); Bill to provide for the ness of the). 


Reinstatement of Evicted Tenants in Ireland; Ordered, 
16. Presented, 20. 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, 76. 


Exemption from Jury Service. Vide Fire BricaDEs. 


Exmoutn and District Water; Petition, and Bill or- 
dered, 35. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 43- 
Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied with; 


Bill to be read a second time, 62. Committed, 81. Petition 


Evictions (Ireland). Vide Accounts. - 
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BxMouTR and District WaTeR—continued. 


for additional Provision, referred to the Examiners, 217. 
Report on said Petition, That the Standing Orders have 
not been complied with, referred to the Select Committee 
on Standing Orders, 227. Report on said Petition, That 
ihe Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 248, 
Bill reported, 262. Considered, as amended, 282, Passed, 
agk. By the Lords, with Amendments, 392. Lords 
Amendments agreed to, 393. (Cited as Exmouth and 
District Water Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 





Exprertm™ments on Living Animats. Vide Accounts. 


Expiring Laws Continuance; Bill to continue various 
Expiring Laws; Ordered, 356. Presented, 356. Com- 
mitted, 362. Committee deferred, 371. Bill considered 
in Committee, and reported, 378. Considered, as 
amended; Passed, 387. By the Lords, with an Amend- 
ment, 399. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 404. (Cited 
as Expiring Laws Continuance Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 
406. 

ExPLOSIONS. 

Exptosives. Vide Accounts. 

Exptosives Acts. Vide Accounts. 

Extrapition Acts. Vide Accounts. 


Vide Accounts. 


55 &amp; 56 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess. 7. 
Factor ES and Worksnuops. Vide AccounTs. 


1892. 


Facrory and WorxsHors Act. Vide Accounts. 


FALKLAND JIszanps. Vide Accounts. 


Servants (Scotland) ; Bill to provide for the Housing 
Pat Pore Servants on Farms in Scotland ; Ordered, 306. 


Presented, 306. 


FarNBOROUGH District WaTER. Vide FoLkEsTons. 


FawceTt’s Patent. Vide Simpson’s. 


Fes Funp (House of Lords). Vide Accounts. 


Fse Grant (Scotland); Motion for the House to resolve 
itself into a Committee to consider of authorising the pay- 
ment, out of moneys to be provided by Parliament, of the 
Fee Grant in Scotland, and of making Provision in regard 
to the distribution and — of Sums from time to 
time paid to the Local Taxation (Scotland) Account ; 
Queen’s Recommendation signified ; Question agreed to, 
69. Matter considered in Committee, 71. Resolution 
reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon, 79. 


Vide Epucation and Locat Taxa- 
tion RewiuF (Scotland) Bru. 


Vide OccuPryinec. 








Fez SimPLe. 
Fez Simpie, Purcuass of. Vide LeEasznoupers. 


FeuixstowE and Bawpsgy Ferry Raitway (Abandon- 
ment); Petition, and Bill ordered, 35. Read, and referred 
to the Examiners, 43. Report, That Standing Order 62 
has Leen complied with ; Bill to be read a second time, 65. 
Committed, 75. “oo, 97- Considered, as amended, 
113. Passed, 124. By the Lords, with Amendments, 219. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 227. (Cited as Felixstowe 
and Bawdsey Ferry Railway (Abandonment) Act, 1892) 
Royal Assent, 268. 


Vide Cork. 


Festinioe Rartway, &amp;c. Vide Rarpway Rares. 


Fermoy Rainway. 


Fev Dutizs Raine; Bill to provide for the Taxation for 
Local Purposes of Feu Duties and Ground Anuuals in 
Scotland ; Ordered, 62. Presented, 62. Second Reading 
deferred, 12%, 168, 213. 


Vou. 147.—— Sess. 1892. 


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FInaNciaL STATEMENT. 


Fire Inquests ; Bill to provide for the holdin 





Fevs and Buripine Lrasgs ( Scot/and); Bill to amend the 


Law relating to Feus and Leases for Building in Scotland ; 
Ordered, 49. Presented, 50. Second Reading deferred, 
57- Order for Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 
60. Leave given to bring in another Bill in lieu thereof, 60, 


—K— oes Vide Bor. pine 


Fevs and Leases (Scotland) Bit. 


Finance Accounts. Vide Accounts. 
Financia Business. Vide House ( Business of the). 


Finanotat Recations (England, Scotland, and Ireland); 


Motion, That a Select Committee be appointed to consider 
the financial relations between England, Scotland, and 
Ireland, and to report—(1) The amount and proportion of 


- Revenue contributed to the Exchequer by the people of 


England, Scotland, and Ireland respectively; (2) The 
amount and proportion of Revenue which under recent 
legislation is paid to local authorities in England, Scotland, 
and Ireland respectively ; (3) The amount and proportion 
of moneys expended out of the Exchequer (a) upon civil 
and local government services for the special use of; and 
(b) upon collection of Revenue in England, Scotland, and 
Ireland respectively; (4) The amount and proportion of 
State Loans outstanding, and of State Liabilities incurred 
for local purposes, in England, Scotland, and Ireland 
respectively ; (§) How far the financial relations estab- 
lished by the sums so contiibuted, paid, advanced, or 
promised, or by any other existing conditions, are equitable, 
having regard to the resources and population of England, 
Scotland, and Ireland respectively ; Amendment proposed, 
to insert after the word “ England” the word “ Wales”; 
and, it being Midnight, the Debate stood adjourned, 243. 
Further adjourned, 254, 274, 289, 302. 


Vide Accounts. 


Fings, &amp;c. (Jreland). Vide Accounts. 


Finn Vatugy and West Dongcat Ratiways; Petition 


for Bill, referred to the Select Committee on Standing 
Orders, 39. Report, That the Standing Orders have not 
been complied with, referred to the said Committee, 50. 
Report, That the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed 
with, 66. Report read; Bill ordered, 67. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 69. Keport, That Standing 
Order 62 has been compliedwith ; Bill to be read a second 
time, 100. Committed, 117. Petition for additional 
Provision referred to the Examiners, 118. Report on said 
Petition, That the Standing Orders have not been com- 

lied with ; referred to the Select Committee on Standing 

rders, 150. Report on said Petition, That the Standin 
Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 171. Bill reported, 
252. Consitered, as amended, 285. Passed, 29%. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 384. Lords’ Am2ndments 
agreed to, 388. (Cited as Donegal Railway Act, 1892) 
Royal Assent, 401. 


Fire Bricapgs (Exemption from Jury Service); Bill to 


exempt Members of Fire Brigades from Service on Juries ; 
Ordered, 17. Presented, 21. Second Reading deferred, 
265, 280, 290, 295, 304, 308, 319, 329, 337, 347- 


of Fire 
Inquests ; Ordered, 47. Presented, 47. Second Reading 
deferred, 188, 206, 222, 232, 266. 


Fisueriges. Vide SatmMon. 


Fisaeries (Jreland); Bill to amend the Law relating to 


Fisheries in Ireland ; Ordered, 18. Presented, 22. Second 
Reading deferred, 59, 61, 64, 68, 72, 87, 96, 123, 142, 201, 
232. 


Fisueries (Jreland) (No. 2); Bill for the better Develop- 


ment of Fisheries in Ireland; Ordered, 18. Presented, 
23. Second Reading deferred, 141, 145, 162, 213, 223. 
FisHEBRIES 


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(1892. 





Fisuerties (Ireland), Vide Accounts. Sanmon. 


Fisaerizs (Oyster, Crab, and Lobster Act, 1877, Amend- 
ment); Bull to amen! and explain * The Fisheries (Oyster, 
uiub, and Lobster) Act, 1877”; Ordered, 277. Pre- 
sented,277. Second Reading deferred, 2go. 


Fisnerizs Recuuation (Scotland). Vide Sa. 
FisserieEs, Sea (Scotland). Vide Sza. 


Fisuery Boarp ( Scotland); Bill to alter the Constitution 
of the Fishery Board for Scotland, and to amend the Law 
in regard to Sea Fisheries in Scotland; Brought from the 
Lords, 384. Read, 384. Motion, That the Bill be now read 
a second time ; Amendment pruposed, “ Three Months ” ; 
but, on Division, not made; Bill committed, 391. Bill 
considered in Committee; Committee report Progress, 
Then Bill withdrawn, 395. 


Fisuery Boarp (Scotland). 


Fisnery Boarp (Scotland) (Expenses); Motion for the 
House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of 
authorising the payment to the Fishery Board for Scot- 
land, out of Moneys to be provided by Parliament, of 
Sums to be distributed by the Board among Local Sea 
Fishery Committees ; and the payment, out of Moneys to 
be provided by Parliament, of the personal and travelling 
Expenses of the Members of the Fishery Board ; Queen’s 
Recommendation signified; Question agreed to,384. Matter 
considered in Committee, 391. Resolution reported, and 
agreed to, 395. 

Fisnery Laws (Ireland) AMENDMENT; Bill to amend 
the Fishery Laws of Ireland ; Ordered, 73. Presented 
accordingly, 73. Second Reading deferred, 87, go, 93, 
98, 106, 124, 135, 142, 155, 197, 214. 

Vide Nortn. 


Vide Accounts. Supp ty. 


FisHGUARD RAILWAY. 


Fisoinc Boars. Vide Mercuanrt. 


Fisnine in Fresh Water; Bill to provide for Public 
Rights of Fishery in Fresh Water; Ordered, 306. Pre- 
sented, 306. Second Reading deferred, 319. 

Foikestong, Sanpcate, and Hytue Tramways a 
&amp;e.); Report, That the Bill should originate in the House 
of Lords, 30, Report, That the Standing Orders had 
been certified to have been complied with, §0. Bill 
brought from the Lords (changed to Folkestone, Hythe, 
and Sandgate Tramways Bill), 228. 

- ———— Vide 

Forxestone, Hytue, and SannoGate Tramways Bi tt. 




















Fotxestone, Sanpgate, and Hytae Tramways Bitt 
(changed from Folkestone, Hythe, and Sandgate Tram- 
ways (Lift, &amp;c.); Bill brought from the el 228. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 229. Report, 
That the Standing Orders not previously inquired into 
have been complied with; Bill to be read a secund time, 
245. Committed, 260. Reported, without Amendment, 
287. Passed, 2y8. (Cited as Folkestone, Sandgate, and 
Hythe Tramways Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 386. 

—_——-————_—_ —_—_ —- —__ —_—_ — —— Vide 
Foxxestont, Hyrue, and Sanpcate Tramways (Lift, 
§c.) Bruu. 

Foop and Druegs, Saxe of, Act (1875) AMENDMENT ; Bill 
to amend “The Sale of Food and Drugs Act, 1875”; 
Ordered, 47. Presented, 47. Second Reading deferred, 
76, 108, 144, 192, 254. 


Foot and Mourn Disgass. Vide Suppty. 


Footrstus ; Bill for the better Protection of Footpaths and 
Roadside Wastes ; Ordered, 42. Presented, 42. Second 
Reading deferred, ti1, 76, 92, 128, 161, 231, 280. 


Foorpatus Preservation ; Bill for the Preservation of 


Footpaths ; Ordered, 47. Presented, 47. Second Reading 
deferred, y2, 128, 161, 231, 280, g20. Order for Second 


Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 371. 


Forzien Goons (Mark of Origin) ; Bill for the placing of 
a Mark of Origin upon Foreign Goods; Ordered, 98, 
Presented, 29. Second Reading deferred, 76, 123, 149, 
187, 231, 254, 282. 

Forzien Juaispiction Acts. Vide Accounts (Consular), 

Foreign Marriage Act. Vide Accounts. Marriages, 

Forzien Orrice. Vide Suppty. 


Forgian Treaties (Preferential Trading). 
DRESSES Of THANKS. 


Vide Ap- 


Forgicn and other Secret Services. Vide Suppty. 
ForesHores. Vide Accounts. 

ForesHorgs (Sales, §c.) Vide Accounts. 

Forests. Vide New. 


Forcep Transrers; Bill to remove Doubts as to the 
meaning of “ The Forged Transfers Act, 18g1”; Brought 
from the Lords, 384. Read, 384. Committed, 391. 
Considered in Committee, and reported, without Amend- 
ment; Passed, 395. (Cited as Forged Transfers Act, 
1892) Royal Assent, 400. 


Fowey Raitway. Vide LostwiTuHtg.t. 


France. Vide Accounts. 
Francaise (Extension to Women). Vide PaRLiaMeEnTary, 
Francuisk (Jreland). Vide Municipat. 


FresHwater Fisueriges. Vide Fisninc. Satmon. 


FRiENDLY and other Socretigs. Vide Accounts. 


FriznD.y Societies. Vide Supp.y. 


FrigNpLy Socreties Reaistry. Vide Supp ty. 


Frimtey and Farnsoroven Districr Warszr; Report 
from Examiners on Petition for Bill, That the Standing 
Orders have not been complied with; referred to the 
Select Committee on Standing Orders, 55. 


Fucitive Orrenprers Act. Vide Accounts. 


Furness, &amp;c. Ratuway. Vide Rattway Ratezs. 


55 &amp; 56 Victoria. Parl.24. Sess. 7. 1892. 


GALWAY Hosrrrat. Vide Gatway Invinmanr. 


GaLwayY Inrigmary; Bill to provide for the recon- 
stitution of the Galway Infirmary, and for other purposes 
connected therewith; Ordered, 249. Presented, 250. 
Examiners to examine the Bill with respect to compliance 
with the Standing Orders relative to ahs Bills, 257. 
Second Reading deferred, 264. Report, That the Standing 
Orders have been complied with, 271. Bill committed, 
275. Order for Committee discharged ; Bill committed 
to a Select Committee of Five Members; Three to be 
nominated by the House, and Twe by the Committee of 
Selection ; All Petitions against the Bill presented Three 
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, 281. Three 
Members nominated, 329. Bill reported, without Amend- 
ment; Minutes of Proceedings to be printed; Bill re- 
committed to a Committee of the whole House, 366- 
Considered in Committee, and reported, without Amend- 
ment; Passed, 370. Agreed to by the Lords, 399- 
(Cited as Galway Hospital Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 
40l. 


Game. Vide Grounp. 


Gaminco Act, 1845, AMENDMENT; Bill to amend the Act 
of the eighth and ninth Victoria, chapter One hundred 
and nine, intituled, “An Act to amend the Law con- 


cerning Games and Wagers; Brought from the —_ 
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Gamine Act, 1845, AMENDMENT—continued. 


izo. Read, 146. Committed, 155. Order for Com- 
mittee discharged; another day appointed, 159. Bill 
considered in Comumittee, and reported, without Amend- 
ment; Passed, 162. (Cited as Gaming Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 267. 


GarvEns for Lasourgers’ Cotracges. Vide Lasourgrs. 


Garve and Uniapoot Raitway ; Petition, and Bill ordered, 
35. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 43. Report, That 
Standing Order 62 has been complied with ; Bill to be read 
a second time, 268. Day appointed for Second Reading, 


282. Bill committed, 305. 
Gas Companies (Metropolis). Vide Accounts. 


Gas Orprers Conrirmation Bixt (Lords). 
COUNTS. 


Vide Ac- 


Gas ProvisionaL OrpeErs; Bill to confirm certain Pro- 
visional Orders made by the Board of Trade under “‘ The 
Gas and Water Works Facilities Act, 1870,” relating to 
Cullingworth Gas, Kempston Gas, Mitcham and Wimble- 
don District Gas, South Normanton and Blackwell Gas; 
and Sutton and Hooton District Gas; Ordered; pre- 
sented accordingly ; Read, and referred to the Examiners, 
189. Report, That the Standing Order has been coniplied 
with; Bill to be read a second time, 233. Committed, 
237. Reported; Provisional Orders confirmed; Day 
appointed for consideration, as amended, 262. 
sidered, as amended; Day appointed for Third Reading, 
269. Bill passed, 272. Agreed to by the Lords, 372. 
(Cited as Gas Orders Confirmation (No. 1) Act, 1892) 
Royal Assent, 386. Vide cnfra. 


Gas Orzers Conrirmation (No. 2); Bill to confirm 
certain Provisional Orders made by the Board of Trade, 
under “The Gas and Waterworks Facilities Act, 1870,” 
relating to Bideford Gas, Glastonbury and Street Gas, 
Prestatyn Gas, and Willenhall Gas; Brought from the 
Lords, 313. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 314. 
Report, That the Standing Order has been complied with ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 323. Bill committed, 
330. Reported, without Amendment; Provisional Orders 
confirmed ; Day appointed for Third Reading, 376. Bill 
passed, 382. (Cited as Gas Orders Confirmation (No. 2) 
Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. Vide supra. 

Gas ProvistonaL OrpgErs. Vide Accounts. 

Vide Accounts. 


(Local Authorities). 


Gas UNDERTAKINGS. 


Gas UNDERTAKINGS Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 


GaTESHEAD Warer. Vide Newcast te. 


Generat Pouce and Improvement (Scotland) Act 
Act (1862) AmenpMEnT; Bill to amend “ The General 
Police and Improvement (Scotland) Act, 1862 ;” Ordered, 
58. Presented, 58. Second Reading deferred, 64, 103, 
123, 126, 138, 149. Bill committed, 155. Considered 
in Committee, 168, 178. Committee deferred, 187, 197, 
249, 297, 304, 329. Order for Committee discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn, 371. 


GengraL Po.tice and Improvement (Scotland) Pro- 
VISIONAL OrpeER [ Inverness}; Bill to confirm a Provi- 
sional Order under “ The General Police and Improve- 
ment (Scotland) Act, 1862,” relating to the Burgh of 
Inverness; Ordered; presented accordingly; Standing 
Order suspended, and Bill to be now read the first time ; 
Accordingly read the first time, and referred to the Exa- 
miners, 321. Report, That no Standing Orders are 
applicable; Day appointed for Second ding, 338. 
Bill committed ; Standing Orders suspended, and Leave 
to the Committee of Selection to appoint the Committee 
on the Bill to sit and proceed on Day named, 348. Bill 
reported, without Amendment; Provisional Order con- 


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firmed; Duy appointed for Third Reading, 356. Bill 
passed, 364. Agreed to by the Lords, ggu. (Cited as 
General Police and Improvement (Scotland) Act, 1862, 
Order Confirmation (Inverness) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 
401. 





Genera ReatstEr House (Edinburgh). Vide Suppty. 


Gengerat VatuaTion and Bounpary Survey (Ireland). 
Vide Suppty. 


Vide Cuarrers. 
Vide Accounts. 


Vide Vaxs of. 


GIBBs. 
GIBRALTAR. 


GLaMoRGAN RaILway. 


Guascow and Soutn Western Raitway ; Report, That 
the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, go. 
Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to 
have been complied with, 50. Bill brought from the 
Lords, 311. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 311. 
Report, That the Standing Orders not previously inquired 
into have been complied with; Bill to be read a second 
time, 320. Committed, 330. Standing Orders suspended, 
and that the Committee of Selection have leave to appoint 
the Commitiee on the Bill, to sit and proceed forthwith, 
357- Bill reported, 391. Standing bie suspended, 
and Bill to be now taken into consideration, provided 
amended prints shall have been previously deposited ; 
Bill considered ; Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to 
be now read the third time; Accordingly read the third time, 
and Passed, with Amendments, 393. To which the Lords 
agree, 399. (Cited as Glasgow and South Western Rail- 
way ( Additional Powers) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


Guascow and Sourn Western Raitway (No. 2); Report 
on Petition for leave to deposit a Petition for a Bill, 
That the Standing Orders ought to he dispensed with, 84. 
Report on Petition for Bill, That the Standing Orders 
have not been complied with; referred to the Select 
Committee on Standing Orders, 100. Petition for Bill 
referred to the Select Committee ou Standing Orders, 
104. Report, That the Standing Orders ought to be dis- 
pensed with, 118. Report read; Bill ordered, 118. Bill 
read, and referred to the Examiners, 124. Report, That 
Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be 
read a second time, 136. Committed, 152. Reported, 
195. Considered, as amended, 210. Passed, 227. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 310. Lords’ Amendments 
7 to, 324. (Cited as\ Glasgow and South Western 

ailway (Ayrshire and Wigtownshire Railway and Bridge 
Street Jvint Station Glasgow) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 
386. 


Giascow and Sovutn Western Ratuway, &amp;c. 
Raitway Rargs. 


Gtascow Brince; Report, That the Bill should originate 
in the House of Lords, 30. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 50. 
Bill brought from the Lords, 248. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners, 248. Report, That the Standing Orders 
not previously inquired into have been complied with; Bill 
to be read a second time, 266. Committed, 271. Re- 
ported, 322. Considered, as amended; Standing Orders 
suspended, und Bill to be now read the third time; Ac- 
cordingly read the third time, and Passed, with Amend- 
ments, 338. To which the Lords agree, 384. (Cited as 
Glasgow Bridge Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 386. 


Guiascow Buitmne Recautations; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 35. Read, 43. Committed, 55. Reported from 
the Committee on Police and Sanitary Regulations, 300. 
Order relative to three clear days to intervene between 
circulation of Report and Consideration of Bill sus- 
pended ; Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now 
taken into consideration, provided amended prints shall 
have been previously deposited; Bill considered; Stand- 
ing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now read the third 

time ; 


Vide 


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INDEX tc the One Honpwrep and Forry-sevEntH VocuMeE. 





[1892, 





Guascow Buitpinec Reaoiations—continued. 


time; Accordingly read tie third time, and Passed, | Government Contracts ( Wages). 


giz. By the rds, with Amendments, 400. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 405. (Cited as Glasgow Build- 
ing Regulations Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 406. 


Grascow Crry Lire Assurance Company ; Report, That 
the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 3o. 
Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to 
have been complied with, 50. Bill brought from the 
Lords, 111. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 111. 
Report, That no Standing Orders not previously inquired 
into are applicable; Bill to be read a second time, 117. 
Committed, 136. Reported, without Amendment, 153- 
Passed, 164. (Cited as City of Glasgow Life Assurance 
Company’s Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 267. 


Guascow, City or, Union Raitway. Vide Raitway 
Rares. 


Guiascow CorporaTion ; Petition, and Bill ordered, 35. 
Read, 43. Committed, 55. Reported, 118. Considered, 
as amended, 136. Passed [new Title], 145. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 351. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 373. (Cited as Glasgow Corporation Act, 1892) 

yal Assent, 401. 


Giascow Corporation Warsr; Report, That the Bill 
should originute in the House of aw &amp; go. Report, 
That the Standing O:ders had been certified to have Sen 
complied with, §0. Bill brought from the Lords, 219. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 220. Report, That 
no Standing Orders not previously inquired into are 
applicable ; Bill to be real a second time, 226. Com- 
mitted, 251. Reported, 313. Considered, as amended ; 
Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now read the 
third time; Accordingly read the third time, and passed, 
with Amendments, 339. To which the Lords agree, 
384. (Cited as Glasgow Corporation Waterworks Act, 
1892) Royal Assent, 386. 


Guascow, &amp;c., Orper. Vide Loca, GoverNMENT. 


G.iascow Hyprautic Powsr; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 50. 


Guascow Potice; Petition, and Bill ordered, 35. Read, 
43. Committed, 55. Reported from the Select Com- 
mittee on Police and Sanitary Regulations, 216. Day 
appuinted for consideration, as amended, 251. Bill 
considered, as amended, 256. Passed, 268. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 387. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 388. (Cited as Glasgow Police Act, 1892) 
Royal Assent, 401. 


Guascow, Yoker, and Cytpgesank Raitway; Petition, 
and Bill ordered, 35. Read, and referred to the Exa- 
miners, 43. Report, That Standing Order 62 has been 
complied with ; Bill to be read a second time, 55. Com- 
mitted,69. Reported,127. Considered, as amended, 143. 
Passed [new Title], 152. 


Giese Lanps (Sales). 


Guenmuick Estate; Bill brought from the Lords, 310. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 311. Report, That 
no Standing Orders are applicable; Bill to be read a 
second time, 323. Standing Orders suspended, and Bill 
to be now read a second time; Accordingly read a second 
time, and committed, 330. Reported, without Amend- 
ment, 3134. Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be 
now read the third time; Accordingly read the third time, 
and passed, 373. (Cited as Glenmuick Estate Act, 1892) 
Royal Assent, 402. 


Vide Accounts. 


Gopswitt Ramuway. Vide Newport. 


Goons, Sate of; Bill for codifying the Law relating to the 
Sale of Gcols ; Brought from the Lords, 282. 


GovernmEnT Business. Vide Houses (Business of the), 


Vide Accounts, 


GovERNMENT Departments Securitizs. Vide Ac. 
COUNTS. 
GoveRNMENT INsuRANCES and Annuities Act. Vide Ac. 


COUNTS. 


Government of Scortanp; Bill to amend the provision for 
the future Government of Scotland ; Ordered, 17. Pre. 
sented,22. Second Reading deferred, 141. Motion, That 
the Bill be now read a second tima, and Question super- 
seded by Adjournment of House, for want of Forty Mem. 
bers, 190. 

GoveRNMENT Propxnty (Rates, §&amp;c.) Vide Supr ry. 

Granp Junction Cana. Vide Beprorp. 

Granp Juries. Vide Jury. 

Granp Jorizs (Ireland). 


Granp Jury Presentments (Jreland). Vide Accounts, 


Vide JurymMEn’s Expenses. 


Great Britain and France (Telephone Service). Vide 
ACCOUNTS. 


Great Nortuern and City Rattway; Petiiion, and Bill 
Ordered,35. Read,44. Day appointed forSecond Reading, 
58. Second Reading deferred, 73, 104, 179, 227. Bill 
committed, 272. Reported, 331. Standing Orders sus- 
pended, and Bill to be now taken into consideration, pro- 
vided amended prints shall have been previousiy deposited ; 
Considered ; Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be 
now read the third time; Accordingly read the third time, 
and passed, 339. By the Lords, with Amendments, 400, 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 405. ( Cited as Great North- 
ern and City Railway Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 406. 


Great Nortuern (Ireland) Raitway. Vide Accounts. 


Great NortTHern Raitway; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 50. Bill brought from the Lords, 147. Read, and 
referred tu the Examiners, 148. Report, That the Standin 
Orders not previously inquired into have been com lied 
with; Bill to be read a second time, 161. Committed, 
173. Reported, 356. Standing Orders suspended, and 
Bill to be now taken into consideration, provided 
amended prints shall have been previously deposited; Bill 
considered ; Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be 
now read the third time; Accordingly read the third time, 
and passed, with Amendments, 363. To which the Lords 
agree, 384. (Cited as Great Northern Railway Act, 1892) 
Royal Assent, 386. 


Great Norrwern Raitway (Ireland); Report, That the 
Bill should originate in the House of Lords, go. Re- 
port, That the Standing Orders had been certified to have 
been complied with, 50. Bill brought from the Lords, 313. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 314. Report, That 
the Standing Orders not previously inquired into have 
not been complied with; referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders, 323. Report, That the Stand- 
ing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 350. Report 
read ; Bill to be read a second time, 350. Standing Order 
suspended, and Bill to be now read a second time; 
Accordingly read a second time, and committed; Stand- 
ing Orders suspended, and leave to the Committee of Se- 
lection to appoint the Committee on the Bill to sit and 
ys To-morrow ; Instruction to the Committee on the 

ill that they may provide, if they think fit, notwith- 
standing Standing Order 163, that the Undertaking of 
the Enniskillen, Bundoran, and Sligo Railway Company 
may be vested in the Great Northern Railway Company 
(Ireland), 364. Bill reported, 375. Standing O:ders sus- 
pended, and Bill to be now taken into consideration ; 
Considered ; Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be 
now read the third time; Accordingly read the third time, 


and 





55 &amp; 56 Vier.] INDEX ¢o the Onze Ho 





Great Nortuern Ratitway (/reland)—continued. 


and passed, with Amendments, 381. To which the Lords 
(Cited as Great Northern Railway ( Irelund) 


agree, 392. 
Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


Great Norta of Scortanp Raitway. 
Rates. 


Great Souruern and WesTERN Raitway; Report, That 
the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, go. 
Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to 
have been complied with, 50. Bull brought from the 
Lords, 263. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 264. 
Report, That the Standing Orders not sree | inquired 
into have been complied with; Bill to be read a second 
time, 271. Committed, 298. Motion, That it be an In- 
struction to the Committee on the Bill, that they do insert 
a Clause reserving to the Lond«.n County Council a power 
to purchase the undertaking after the expivation of a 
limited period on terms similar to thove provided in Sec- 
tion 43 of “ The Tramways Act, 1870 ;” Withdrawn, 298. 
Bill reported, without Amendment, 330. Considered ; 
Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now read the 
third time; Acccrdingly read the third time, and passed, 
348. (Cited as Great Southern and Western Railway Act, 
1892) Royal Assent, 346. 


Great Western Raitway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 
35- Read, and referred to the Examiners, 44. Report, 
That Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Biil 
to be read a second time, 169. Petition for additional 
Provision reterred to the Examiners, 174. Report on said 
Petition, That the Standing Orders have not been com- 
plied with; referred to the Select Committee on Standing 
Orders, 183. Day appointed for Second Reading, 184. 
Bill committed, 189. Report on Petition for additional 
Provision, That the Standing Orders ought not to be dis- 
pensed with, 211. Bill reported, 261. Considered, as 
amended, 286. Queen’s Consent signified; Bill passed, 
298. By the Lords, with Amendments, 400. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 405 (Cited as Great Western 
Railway Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 406. 


Great Western Raitway (Neath River Crossing, &amp;c.); 
Petition, and Bill ordered, 36. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 44. Report, That Standing Order 62 has 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 169. 
Committed, 184. Instruction to the Committee on the 
Rhondda and Swansea Bay Railway Bill and the Great 
Western Railway (Neath River Crossing, &amp;c.) Bill, that 
they have Power, if they think fit, to incorporate in and 
apply to the Rhondda and Swansea Bay Railway Bill any 
of the Powers proposed to be conferred by the Great 
Western Railway (Neath River Crossing, &amp;c.) Bill, 251. 
Bill reported ; Parties do not proceed, 261. 


Great WesTERN Rattway of IRELAND. Vide Mipuanp. 


Great Western Raitway (Tranmere Dock); Petition, 
and Bill ordered, 36. ead, and referred to the Exa- 
miners, 44. Order, That the Bill be referred to the 
Examiners, discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 189. 


Greek Loan. Vide Accounts. 


Greenwicn Hospita.; Resolution, That the Statement of 
the Estimated Income and Expenditure of Greenwich Hos- 
pital for the year 1892-93, presented to Parliament, pur- 
suant to Act 48 &amp; 49 Vic. c. 42, be approved, 356. 


Select Committee to inquire into 
the Causes which have led to the Limitation in the Num- 
ber of Seamen receiving Age Pensions out of Greenwich 
Hospital Funds, and to consider whether any steps can 
properly be taken to make provision for a larger number 
of Age Pensioners, and to inquire into their alleged 
ere Appointed ; to consist of Nine Members; 

ower to send for persons, papers, and records; Five to 








Vou. 147.——Sess. 1892. 





Vide Rattway 


NDRED and Forty-sEvVENTH VOLUME. 


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be the Quorum, 75. Committee nominated, 93. 


Report 
164. ' 


Vide Accounts. 








Greenwicu Hospitat (Age Pensions). Vide Accounts. 


Greenwiocn Hospiran (Supplementary Statement); Reso- 
lution, That the Supplementary Statemeut of the Lsti- 
mated additional Income and Expenditure of Greenwich 
Hospital for the Year ending the 318t day of March 1893, 
beyond the Amounts included in the Statement already 
approved by Resolution of the House of Commons, dated 
the 14th day of June 1892 (Parliamentary Paper, No. 
243, of Session 1%g2), presented in pursuance of Act 
48 &amp; 49 Vic. c. 42, be approved, 337. 

—_ ——— --—— — — Vide 








AvcuunrTs. 
Gresuam Estatx. Vide Accounts. 


Gresoam University Cuarter; Resolution, That an 
humble Address be presented to Her Majesty, praying 
Her to withhold Her assent to the proposed Charter for 
the Gresham University until it shall have been remitted 
for further consideration and report, in accordance with 
the recommendation of the Ouiversity of London Com- 
mission, to the late Royal Commissioners, or to such other 
persons as Her Majesty may be pleased to appoint; to be 
presented by Privy Council, 96. Queen’s Answer, 119. 


Vide East. 


Grocers’ Licences (Scotland) ; Bill to abolish Dealers or 
Grocers’ Certificates in Scotland; Ordered, 28. Pre- 
sented, 29. Order for Second Reading discharged ; Bill 
withdrawn, 107. 


Grounp Annuats( Scotland). Vide Fev. 


Grounp Game; Bill to give further facilities to Occupiers 
for killing Ground Game ; Ordered, 156. Presented, 156. 
Second Reading deferred, 177, 187, 197, 206, 222. 


GrinsTeap Gas, &amp;c. 


Guarpians (Ireland). Vide Poor Law. 
Guarp1ans of the Poor. Vide QuauiFicaTiIon. 


Guarpians of the Poor ( Qualification); Bill to amend the 
Law relating to the Qualification of Guardians of the 
Poor; Ordered, 18. Presented, 23. Second Reading 
deferred, 212, 223, 233, 267, 276, 281, 303,319. Order 
for Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 329. 


Guarpians of the Poor Quatirication (Wo. 2); Bill to 
do away with the Property Qualification of elected 
Guardians of the Poor; Ordered, 32. Presented, 32. 
Second Reading deferred, 109, 172, 214, 276, 281. 


55 &amp; 56 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess. 7. 


Ha CKNEY Borovuenr (North Division) Writ. Vide 
ELEcTIOnNs. 


Haur-Pay, &amp;c. to Orricers of the Navy and Marines. 
Vide Suppty (Navy). 


Hauirax Hien Lever and Norts and Sours Junction 
Raitway; Report, That the Bill should originate in 
the House of Lords, 30. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, §0. 
Bill brought from the Lords, 220. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners, 220. Report, That the Standing Orders 
not previously inquired into have been complied with; 
Bill to be read a second time, 227. Committed, 261. 
Reported, 287. Considered, as amended, 305. Passed, 
with Amendments, 320. To which the Lords agree, 372. 
(Cited as Halifax High Level Railway Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 386. 


HampstgaD, Saint Pancras, and Carine Cross Rait- 
way; Petition, and Bill ordered, 36. Read, 44. Day 
appointed for Second Reading, 58. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 73, 104, 179, 227. Bill committed, 272. 

HANDLOOM 


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INDEX ¢o the Onz Hunprep and Forty-seventa Votume. [1899 





Hanvioom Weavine (Ireland); Bill for the Regulation of | viously inquired into have been complied with ; Bil] to be 


Handloom Weeving in Ireland; Ordered, 32. Presented, 


g2. Second Reading deferred, 107, 128, 162, 213. 
Hanson. Vide CHAFFrErs. 
Harsoour, &amp;c. Bitis. Vide Accounts. 
Harsour of Reruce at Peterneavn. Vide Surpty. 
Harsour Provisionau Orpers. Vide Pizr. 
Harpours. Vide Accounts. 


Harpours, &amp;c., under the Boarp of Traps. Vide 
Soppty. 


Harpours (Ireland). Vide Pizrs. 


Hares; Bill to enact a “ Close Time” for Hares during the 
Breeding Season; Ordered, 19. Presented, 24. Com- 
mitted, 92. Committee deferred, 100. Bill considered in 
Committee, 103. Further considered in Committee, and 
reported, without Amendment; Passed, 106. By the 
Lords, with an Amendment, 151. Lords’ Amendment to 
be now considered ; considered, and agreed to, 151. (Cited 
as Hares Preservation Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 267. 


Hastines, Mr.; Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, That 
he had received a Letter from Mr. Justice A. L. Smith, re- 
lating to the Imprisonment of Mr. George Woodyatt 
Hastings, a Member of this House (Letter entered), 101. 
Address for Copy of the Record of the Proceedings upon 
the Trial of the Indictment against Mr. George Woodyatt 
Hastings, a Member of this House, at the Central Criminal 
Court, upon Friday, the 11th day of March 1892, 101. 
Return to said Acdress presented, 104. House moved, 
That the Letter addressed to Mr. Speaker by Mr. Justice 
Smith, respecting the conviction before the Central Criminal 
Court of Mr. Hastings, Member for East Worcestershire, 
might be read; and the same being read ; Order, That the 
said Letter and the Record of the Proceedings upon the 
Trial of Mr. Hastings be now taken into consideration ; the 
House accordingly proceeded to take the said Letter and 
Record into consideration, 111. Mr. Speaker acquainted 
the House, That he had received a Scone from Mr. 
Hastings (Letter entered); Motion, That Mr. George 
Woodyatt Hastings be expelled this House ; Amendment 
proposed to insert, after the word “ Hastings,” the words 
“ having been convicted on his own confession of having 
fraudulently converted to his own use property of which 
he was possessed as trustee”; but not made; Resolution, 
That Mr. George Woodyatt Hastings be expelled this 
House, 120. 


—— Vide Accounts. 





Heattu. Vide Pusuic. 
Heattu (Scotland). Vide Burau. 


Hich Commissioner (South Africa) (Expenses). Vide 
Suppty. 

Hicu Court of Justice and Court of Aprzat. Vide 
Accounts. 


Hiex Court of Justice Assizes. Vide Accounts. 


Hien Court or Justicirary (Scotland); Bill to regulate 
the Sittings of the High Court of Justiciary in Scotland ; 
Ordered, 186. Presented, 186. Second Reading deferred, 
196, 205, 230, 253, 264, 270, 275, 302, 318. Bill com- 
mitted, 328. Considered in Committee, and reported, 
without Amendment; Passed, 333. Agreed to the 
Lords, 384. (Cited as High Court of Justiciary ( Scot- 


read a second time, 320. Committed, 330. Standing Orders 
suspended, and leave to Committee of Selection to appoint 
the Committee on the Bill to sit and proceed at 
named, 348. Bill reported, without Amendment. 36 
Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now taken oo 
consideration ;_ Bill considered; Standing Orders sus 
pended, and Bill to be nowread the third time ; According} 
read the third time, and passed, 374. (Cited as Highland 
Railway Act, 1892) Royal Asseut 401. 


Vide Raitway Rarss. 








Hicgutanps and Istanps of Scortann. Vide Suppty. 


Historica Manuscripts (Royal Commission). Vide 


Accounts. 


Hotpines. Vide AcricuttoraL. Inpustrian. Lease. 


HOLDERS, Occupying. SMALL. Town. 
Houpine@s (Ireland). Vide Town. 


Houpine6s (Scotland). Vide Crorrers. Sma tt, 


Hoxswortay and Bupg Raitway (Abandonment); Petition, 


and Bill ordered, 35. Read, and referred to the Ex- 
aminers, 48. Report, That Standing Order 62 has been 
couwplied with ; Bill to be read a second time, 97. Com- 
mitted, 107. Reported, 130, Considered, as amended 
150. Passed, 156. Agreed to by the Lords, 263, (Cited 
as Holsworthy and Bude Railway (Abandonment) Act 
1892) Royal ( desse§ 268. . 


Hotsworray and Bupg Raitway (Extension of Time) ; 
Petition, and Bill ordered, 35. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners, 44. Report, That the Standing Orders 
had been certified to have been complied with, 50. Order 
referring Bill to the Examiners discharged; Bill with« 
drawn, 36. 


Home Orrice. Vide Suppty. 
Hoop, Joun. Vide Paivinece. 


Hop Susstirurss ; Bill to provide for the declaring of Hop 
Substitutes in the Brewing of Beer; Ordered, 42. Pre- 
sented, 42. Second Reading deferred, 188, 206, 222, 232, 
266. Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill with- 
drawn, 296. 


HorsFrauu’s Patent; Report on Petition for Bill originat- 
ing in the Lords, That the Standing Orders have not been 
complied with, referred to the Select Committee on Staud- 
ing Orders, 132. Bill brought from the Lords, 263. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 263. Report, That no 
Standing Orders not previously inquired into are applicable, 
271. Report, That the Standing Orders ought to be dis- 
pensed with, 296. Report read; Bill to be read a secoud 
time, 296. Committed, 312. Reported, without Amend- 
ment, 33!. Passed, 347. (Cited as Horsfall’s Patent 
Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 386. 


Hospitats. Vide GREENWICH. 


Hospitats &amp;c. (Assistance from Rates); Bill to enable 
Municipal Corporations and other Local Authorities to 
give Grants in Aid, out of the Rates, if they think fit, to 
Hospitals and Infirmaries and such like Churitable In 
stitutions supported by Voluntary Contributions; Or- 
dered, 19. Presented, 24. Second Reading deferred, 


144, 192, 284. 


land) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 385. Hours. Vide Suop. 


Hicutanp Raitway ; Report, That the Bill should originate 
in the House of Lords, 3v. 6 tn the Standing Orders 
had been certified to have been complied with, 50. Bill :q (Scotland). Vide P ' 

' brought from the Lords, 3i1. Read, and referred to the Ex- wap Aipeorsc rather nape yernineachenen 
aminers,311. Report, That the Standing Orders not pre-| Hours of LaBour. Vide Eraat Hours. Ramway. 
H 


Hours of Aputt Lasour. Vide Accounts. 


USE 





fee 


2.2 8 —&amp; 28 &amp;® He wees A } 












HOUSE: 


———— Attends the Lords Commissioners in the House 
of Peers,—at the opening of the Session, 3. On 
other occasions, 139, &amp;c.——_«$=— At the close of the 
Session, 406. 

———— Resolves itself into Committee on Matters, 387, 
ke. 

———— Resolves, on future day, to go into Com- 
mittee on Matters, after Queen’s Recommendation signified, 
6y, &amp;c. 





-— Rgso.tutions of the,— 





——-—— For Aidresses to Her Majesty of Thanks. 
Vide ADDRESSES. 


——-—— For Addresses to Her Majesty, relative to 
Special Matters. Vide AppResszs. 


— That Mr. De Cobain be 














—_—— 


expelled this House, 67. 


— —_———- That Mr. George Woodyatt 
Hastings be expelled this House, 120. 








— —_——- That, taking into considera- 
tion the scarcity of buildings suitable for holding public 
meetings in rural districts, and the desirability that the 
electors of the country should be enabled to hear both 
sides of questions affecting Imperial and local interests, 
this House is of opinion that the school rooms in schools 
in receipt of Parliamentary Grants, on such oceasions us 
do not interfere with the educational purposes of the 
schools, and under the condition of payment of all reason- 
able expenses by the conveners of the meeting, should be 
at the disposal of the inhabitants of the district in which 
the school is situated, for the purpose of holding public 
meetings, 67. Vide Suppry ( Amendments). 


———$ —_—_— —_ —_———— That the Contract with the 
London and South Western and London, Brighton, and 
South Coast Railway Companies, dated the 1oth day of 
November 1891, for the conveyance of Mails between 
Portsmouth and Ryde, be approved, 72. 


a —_——__—_—_—— That a large representative 

element should be introduced into the Scottish Fishery 
Board ; that a sufficient number of District Fishery Com- 
mittees should he instituted to take charge of local fishery 
interests on the coasts of Sco:land ; that powers should 
be granted by the Commissioners of Woods and Forests 
to such District Fishery Committees to issue licences to 
fishermen to fish for salmon on suitable parts of the coasts 
of Scotland ; that proof should be required of the titles 
under which Scottish mussel scalps are claimed and held ; 
that power should be given to District Fishery Com- 
mittees in Scotland to regulate, acquire, and work mussel 
scalps within their several districts; and that the regula- 
tions from time to time made in the interests of the various 
classes of fishermen working in Scottish seas should be 
enforced by an effective system of sea police, go. 


-—_—_—_—_—— Relative to the Business of 
the House. Vide House ( Business of the). 


That this House declines to 
pledge itself to any alteration of the Law of Conspiracy 
until it has bad an opportunity of considering the pro- 
posed Amendments in a definite form and embodied in a 
Bill, so that their effect upon the existing Law can be 
adequately considered in connection with all interests 
affected thereby, 126. 























a —_— 














That this House doth concur 

with the Lords in a Resolution relative to a Joint Com- 

mittee on Statute Law Revision, 129. 

_ Relative to Sittings of the 

House. Vide House (Business of the). 

That this House, while re- 
cognising that Mr. John William Maclure, Mr. James 











—— 











‘ 


Vou. 147.——Sess. 1892. e 


66 &amp; 56 Vier) INDEX ¢o the One Honorep and Forty-seventn Votome. 





land ( Disestablishment and Disendowment), 279. 























' | Frederick Buckley, Mr. William Bailey Hawkins, and 


Mr. John Conacher have disclaimed any intention to deter 
any railway servant from giving evidence before its Com- 
mittee, and have expres-ed their unqualified regret for 
having unintentionally iniringed any of its Rules and Pri- 
vileges, is of opinion that the said Mr. John William Maclure, 
Mr. James Frederick Buckley, Mr. William Bailey 
Hawkins, and Mr. John Conacher have committed a 
breach of the Privileges of this House in their action 
towards John Hood, and that thev be called in and ad- 
monished by Mr. Speaker for the breach of Privilege that 
they have committed, 167. (For proceedings on this 
Resvlution. Vide Privitece). 


That a Member (Mr. Cun- 











ninghame Graham) be suspended from the service of this 


House, 212. 
That it would not be just or 
expedient to carry out the principle of ‘‘one man one 
vote” embodied in this Bill unless the number of Repre- 
sentatives allotted to England, Wales, Scotland, and Ire- 
land respectively were previously settled in proportion to 
the population of each of those parts of the United King- 
dom, and the principle of equality in voting thus secured, 
260. 

Relative to Church of Scot- 
(For 
Proceedings on this Resolution, see Caurca of ScoTLaND 
( Disestablishment and Disendowment). 


——=- ===. =—=—————-=—&lt;==. Theat the Statement of the 


Estimated Income and Expenditure of Greenwich Hos- 
pital, pursuant to Act 48 and 49 Vic. c. 42, be approved, 
356. Relative to Supplementary Statement, 387. 


told by Mr. Speaker, notice having been taken 
that Forty Members were not present, 54, 75, 107, 1§1, 
&amp;e. . 

—-— was adjourned after page, Be Business, 
Forty Members not being present in the House, 55, 75, 
107, 153, 159, 190, 210, 226, 259, 271, 309. 

—— Motion, That this House do now adjourn, and 
Question resolved in the Affirmative, 113, 117. Debate 
thereon adjourned, 216. 
—— acquainted hy Mr. Speaker, That he had re- 
ceived a Letter from Mr. Justice A. L. Smith relating to 
the Imprisonment of Mr. George Woodyatt Hastings, a 
Member of this House, 101. 

Matters read in the House,—Letter from Mr. 
Justice A. L. Smith relative to Imprisonment of Mr. 
George Woodyatt Hastings, 111. 
—— Persons ordered to attend the House on day 
named, 157. Persons attend, 166. Vide Privitece. 


Member ordered to attend this House on day 


named, 28. Member does not attend, 59. 





Member ordered to attend this House on day 
named, 157. Member attends, 166. Vide Privttecs. 


—— informe! by the Clerk, of the unavoidable 
absence of Mr. Speaker, owing to indisposition, 194. 
Continued indisposition, 198. 


———— — informed by Mr. Speaker, That a proposed In- 


struction to the Committee on «a Bill was to establish a 
claim against the Exchequer, and thut the Question 
thereon could not be put, 243. 


At half-past Twelve (on a Wednesday), the 





-Houxe was told by Mr. Speaker, and Twelve Members 


only being presevt, Mr. Speaker retired from the Chair 
until One of the clock, when the House was again told 
by Mr. Speaker, and Nineteen Members only being pre- 
sent, Mr. Speaker avain retired from the Chair until Four 
of the clock, when the House was again told by Mr. 
Speaker, and Thirty-five Members only being present, the 
ouse wax adjourned by Mr, Speaker, without a Question 
first put, till To-morrow, go9. ' - 





meets 
M 











: HOUSE—continued. | 
meets at a quarter afier Ten, 139, 267. At 
Twelve o’clock (Noon), 10, gi, &amp;c. At half wfter One, 3. 
At Two, 88, 104, &amp;ce. At Three, 25, &amp;c. 








CERTAIN DAY :— 

from Friday, 12th, till Monday, 15th February, 
33- 
— at the conclusion of the Morning Sitting, this 
day, to adjourn until Monday the 25th April, 18a. Ad- 
journs pursuant to said Resolution, 183 Thursday 








the gth day of this instant June, 323. At the conclusion of 


Government Business this day, Friday, 17th June, till 
Monday, 2oth June, 377. Thursday, 2grd June, till 
Monday, 27th June, 398. 


‘ —_ —-—— sits,—till ‘T'wenty-five minutes after Four, 405. 
+: ———— ———— — a quarter after Four, 25. 
—_—_—__—_—_—__ ——_ Twenty-five minutes before Five, 398. 

Five minutes before Five, 323. 

—--- --— ———— Five minutes after Five, 392. 


—_—__——_ —— — ‘Twenty minutes before Six, §0. 
a quarter before Six, 62, 379. 
— — Ten minutes before Six, 77, 93. 145, 





194, 285. 
—_—_—_ —_-—__—. Five minutes before Six, 129, 163, 





239. 
———— —————— Six, 110, 216, 260, 363. 
— ——__ — —_ — Seven, 183. 
a —— Twenty minutes before Eight, 48. 


— —_ —_ — — Ten minutes before Eight, 55. 
Ten minutes after Eight, 76. 





—_—__——_—--—— a. quarter before Nine, 190. 
Five minutes after Nine, 151, 159, 


210, 226, 271, 309. 
—— Ten, 107, 269, 388. 





—_—- Twenty-five minutes after Eleven, 10. 
——_———— Ten minutes before Twelve, 356, 373. 
Midnight. 
_— ——— Five minutes after Twelve, 33, 57, 
gt, 100, 


ee Ten minutes after Twelve, 30, 65, 69, 
84, 188, 267. 
-———- ——— a quarter after Twelve, 73, 81, 136, 


149, 172, 2u2, 223. 














Twenty minutes after Twelve, 42, 60, 
88, 143, 155, 198, 255, 297. 
Twenty-five minutes after Twelve, 53. 





half after Twelve, 178, 237, 244. 
— Twenty-five minutes before One, 139, 





a quarter before Oue, 206, 
Ten minutes befure One, 96, 278. 
—_—— ——_ ———. Five minutes before One, 169, 329. 


— ——_—— —— One, 124, 282. 
Twenty minutes after One, 104, 117, 











132, 347- 


a quarter before Two, 320, 338. 
Five minutes before T'wo, 127. 





——— —__—_——_——. Two, 291. 










RESOLVES, AT ITS RISING, TO ADJOURN TILL 











————_—— — Ten minutes after Two, 113, 395. 
a quarter alter Two, 233, 
—— Three, 304. 


ADJOURNMENT MOTIONS: 
ApJouRNMENT; 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. MacNeill),—viz., the famine at present 
raging in various parts of India, more especially in the 
Presidency of Madras, and the neglect of the Government 
in taking measures for the preservation of the lives of the 
people now perishing by thousands from starvation ;' 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 now adjourn, withdrawn 95. 


(Mr. William O’ Brien),—viz., the harsh and 
unconstitutional employment of the forces of the Crown 
in effecting Evictions and Seizures for arrears of Rent on 
Clare Island, whose population was, last year, saved by 
public relief from a condition of famine; ‘and the danger 
of widespread destitution and disorder if the impending 
Evictions on the Island are carried out; 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 Hoste do now ad- 
journ, ana Questivn, on Division, negatived, 170. 

(Mr. Labouchere),—viz., the general inconveni- 
ence to the Country of the lengthened period likely to 
elapse before the Prorogation of Parliament; and the 
= of the House having been signified; Motion, 

hat this House do now adjourn, withdrawn, 377. ' 











HOUSE, BUSINESS OF THE:. 


(Ash Wednesday),—Motion, That this House do 
meet To-morrow, at. Two of the clock; and Question, on 
Division, resolved in the Affirmative, 75. 


(Business of the House),—Order, That, for the 
remainder of the Session, Mr. Speaker do adjourn. the 
House each day at the conclusion of the Government 
Business, without Question put, 385- 


( Financial Business),—Motion, that at the Sit- 
ting this evening Financial Business may be entered on at 
any hour though opposed, and be not interrupted under 
the provisions of any Standing Order relating to the Sit- 
tings of the House, and that the provisions of Standing 
Order 56 be exteaved to the Sitting this evening ; Amend- 
ment proposed to insert after the word “ Business,” the 
words “ selatiny to the present financial year,” but, on Divi- 
sion, not made ; another Amendment proposed to leave out 
from the word “House,” to the end of the Question; but, 
on Division, not made; another Amendment proposed to 
add, at the eud of the Question, the words “ unless the 
Vote on Account be voted before Seven o'clock, in which 
case the House do resolve itself into the Committee of 
Supply at Eleven o’clock, without Question put”; and With- 
drawn; Main Question, on Division, resolved in the 
Affirmative :— Resolution, That at the Sitting this evennug 
Financial Business may be entered on at any hour though 
opposed, and be not interrupted under the provisions of 
any Standing Order relating to the Sittings of the House, 
ani that the provisions of Standing Order 56 be extended 
to the Sitting this evening, 114. 


————— (Exemption from the Standing Order); Reso- 
lution, That the proceedings of the Committee of Supply, 
if under discussion at Twelve this night, be not intet- 
rupted under the provisions of the Standing Order, “ Sit- 



































—w aS Ss a Oe «Se 


55 &amp; 56 Vicr.] INDEX to the One Hunprep and Forty-seventu Vowumr. 





OO 

fOUSE, Business of the—continued. 
tings of the House,” 300. Order, That the Proceedings 
on the Clergy Discipline (Immorality) Bill, if under discus- 
-sion at Twelve this night, be not interrupted under the 
Standing Order “ Sittings of the House,” 314. 

———— (Government Business); Order, That, for the 


| remainder of the Session, Government Business do have 


priority every day, may be entered upon at any hour, 
though opposed, and be not interrupted under the provi- 
sions of any Standing Order regulating the Sittings of the 
House, except on Wednesday: That the provisions of 
Standing Order No. 56 be extended to the other days of 
the week ; and that, unless the House otherwise order, the 
House do meet on Tuesday and Friday, at Three of the 


clock, 325. 





ooo Resolution, That this 
House, at the conclusion of Government Business, do ad- 
journ till Monday next, 377. 

——— (Scottish Universities Commission); Order, That 
the several Notices of Motion relating to the Scottish 
Universities Commission Ordinances have precedence this 
day of all Orders of the Day and Notices of Motion 
subsequent to the first Order of the Day, 229. 


——— (Morning Sittings); Motion, That the House 
do meet on Tuesday and Friday at Two o’clock. ‘hat 
the principal business at such Morning Sittings shall be 
Financial Business and Proceedings on the Introduction 
‘and First Readings of Bills; and that the provisions of 
Standing Order £6 be extended to such Sittings ; Amend- 
ment proposed to insert after the first word “ That,” the 
words “until Easter,” and made; another Amendment pro- 
posed to insert after the word “ Friday,” the words “except 
on Tuesday the 29th day of this instant March” ; but, on 
Division, not made ; Main Question, as amended, on Divi- 
sion, resolved in the Affirmative :—Resolution, That until 
Easter the House do meet on Tuesday and Friday at Two 
oclock. That the principal Business at such Morning 
Sittings shall be Financial Business and Proceedings on 
the Introduction and First Readings of Bills; and that 
the provisions of Standing Order 56 be extended to such 
Sittings, 79. 

$$$ —— —__ —__—__——. Order, That so much of 
the Order of the grd day of March last as prescribes that 
Financial Business and proceedings on the Introduction of 
Bills shall be the principal business at Morning Sittings 
be rescinded, 153. 

——————_—-— Motion, That unless the 

House otherwise order, the House do meet at Two of the 

clock on Tuesday and Friday; and that the provisions of 

Standing Order 56 be extended to the Morning Sitting on 

those days ; Amendment proposed to add at the end of 

the Question, the words “and this House shall not be 
liable to be counted out on the evening of such Tuesdays 
and Fridays before 9.15 p.m;” and Withdrawn :—Reso- 
lution, That, unless the House otherwise order, the House 
do meet at Two of the clock on Tuesday and Friday; and 
that the provisions of Standing Order 56 be extended to 
the Morning Sitting on those days, 200. 


( Reports of the Committees of Supply and Ways 
and Means); Motion, That the Reports of the Committees 
of Supply and Ways and Means, may be entered upon at 
any hour, though opposed, and the Proceedings thereon 
shall not be interrupted under the provisions of any Stand- 
ing Orcer regulating the Sittings of the House, except of 
Standing Order No. 5; Amendment proposed to insert 
after the word “ That,” the words “except on Tuesdays 
and Fridays, when Morning Sittings are taken”; 
Closure claimed, but Mr. Speaker withholds his assent, 
and declines then to put the Guaction ; Amendment with- 
drawn; another Amendment proposed to insert after the 
word “ That,” the words “ until Easter,” but, on Divi- 
Sion, not made; another Amendment proposed to leave 
out the words “at any hour,” and insert the words “ after 








—_ 





Vou, 147,——Sess. 1892. 


Rooms); Select Committee to consider the 


Twelve o’clock;” but, on Division, not made; Main 
Question put :—Resolution, That, the Reports of the Com- 
mittees of Supply and Ways and Means may be entered 
upon at any hour though opposed; and the Proceedings 
thereon shall not be interrupted under the provisions of any 
Standing Order regulating the Sittings of the House, ex- 
cept of Branding Order No. §, 95. 

( Sittings at Nine o'clock); Resolution, That the 
Sitting of the House at Nine o’clock be held subject to 
the provisions of Standing Order No. 1, which relate to 
the Interruption of Business and the Adjournment of the 
House; Resolution, That this Resolution be a Standing 
Order of the House; Resolution, That Standing Order 
No. 8 be repealed, 79.. 


——_———. (Sittings of the House); Resolution, That this 


House do meet To morrow, at a Quarter after Ten of the 
clock, a.m., 137, 264. 
Motion, That this 








House will, at the rising of the House, this day, adjourn till 


Thursday next; Closure claimed (Mr. Byron Reed), but 
Mr. Speaker withholds his Assent ; Question, on Division, 
negatived, 306. 


House of Commons (Re-arrangement of 

eplnd 
ment of the Rooms contiguous to the Members Lobby ; 
Appointed; Nominated; Three ‘to be the Quorum, 329. 
Power to send for persons, papers, and records, 358. 
Report, 372. 


Kitcuen and RerresHmentT Rooms ( House of 
Commons) ; Select Committee to control the Arrangements 
for the Kitchen and Refreshment Rooms, in the Depart- 
ment of the Serjeant-at-Arms attending this House; 
to consist of Sixteen Members; Appointed; Nominated; 
Five to be the Quorum, 84. Power to report Observa- 
tions; Report, 398. 

— (ParuiaMENTARY Papers Distrisution) ; 
Select Committee to assist Mr. Speaker in superintending 
the form and regulating the Distribution of Parliamentary 
Papers; Appointed; Nominated; Power to send for 
persons, papers, and records; Three to be the Quorum, 
59- 


House. ~Vide Crerk of the. 

Houses of Commons. Vide Suppty. 

Houss of Lorps. Vide Suppty. 

Houses of ParuiaMEnt (Buildings). Vide Suppty. 
Hovstne of Farm Servants (Scotland). Vide Farm. 
Hovusine of the Worxine Crasses; Bill for the purpose 


of facilitating the operation of ‘“ The Housing of the 
Working Classes Act, 1890,” in so far as it relates to 
Rural Sanitary Districts; Ordered, 17. Presented, 22. 
Second Reading deferred, 107, 128, 144, 161, 284. 


Housing of the Work1na Crasses Act, 1890 (Metro- 


politan Improvement Schemes). Vide Accounts. 


Housine of the WorxiNe Crasses Act (1890) ( Notting- 


ham). Vide Accounts. 


Hovusine of the Worxina Cuasses (Ireland); Bill for 


making better provision for the Housing of the Working 
Classes iv Irish Cities and Towns; Ordered, 17. Pre- 
sented, 22. Second Reading deferred, 192, 244. 


Housine of the Workxine Cuasses (Scotland); Bill to 


amend “ The Housing of the Working Classes Act, 1890,” 
as to Scotland; Ordered, 185. Presented, 186. Second 
Reading deferred, 196, 205, 222, 231, 243, 254, 264, 275, 
301,318. Bill committed, 328. Considered in Committee, 
and reported, without Amendment; Passed, 333. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 384. (Cited as Housing of the Working 
Classes Act, 1890, Amendment (Scotland) Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 385. 


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Houses 























































a Swe 









Vide Dwa.uina. 






























Houses Rexerrine (Scotland). 


Huu and Norra Western Junction Rattway (Exzten- 
sion of Time); Report, That the Bill should originate in 
the House of Lords, 30. Report, ‘That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 50. 
Bill brought from the Lords, 148. Read, and referred 
to the Examiners, 148. Report, That the Standing 
Orders not previously inquired into have been complied 
with; Bill to be read a second time, 151. Committed, 
173. Reported, 375. Standing Orders suspended, and 
Bill to be now taken into consideration, provided amended 
prints shall have been previously deposited; Bill con- 
sidered ; Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now 
read the third time; Accordingly read the third time, and 
passed, with Amendments, 381. To which the Lords 
agree, 399. (Cited as Hull and North Western Junction 
Railway (Extension of Time) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 
401. 


Huu, Barnsvey, and West Ripine Junction Raitway, 
&amp;c. Vide Raitway Rarss. 


! Huut Docks. Vide Norra Eastern. 


Huu Tramways; Report, on Petition for leave to deposit 
a Petition fora Bill, That the Standing Orders ought to 
be dispensed with, 282. 


‘Vide Trent. 


Vide Fo.KEsTone. 


Humper NavicatTion. 


Hytrus Tramways. 


55 &amp; 56 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess.7. 1892. 


LKLEY Locat Boarp; Petition, and Bill ordered, 

36. Read, 44. Committed, 55. Reported from the 
Select Committee on Police and Sanitary Regulations, 
365. Order, That the Order of the House of the 17th 
day of March 1892, “ That, in the case of Bills reported 
from the Committee on Police and Sanitary Regulations, 
three clear days shall intervene between the date when 
the Report of the Committee is circulated with the Votes 
and the consideration of the Bill,” be suspended in the 
case of the Bill; Standing Orders suspended, and Bill 
to be now taken into consideration, provided amended 
prints shall have been previously deposited; Bill con- 
sidered; Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now 
read the third time; Accordingly read the third time, and 
passed, 380. 


{Lurrerate Vote. Vide Suppiy (Amendments). 


ImMoRALITY. Vide Ciercy Discrpiine. 


Imperiat Derence Act. Vide Accounts. 


ImperiaL Derence Act, 1888 (Naval Section) AustRa- 
LIAN AGREEMENT. Vide Accounts. 


Impzrtau Derence Act (Ports and Coaling Stations). 
Vide Accovunts. 


Impertau Lirg Insurance; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 50. Bill brought from the Lords, 351. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 351. Standing Order sus- 
pended, and leave to the Examiners to sit and proceed 
forthwith, 364. Report, That no Standing Orders not 
previously inquired ito are | ip Bill to be read 
a second time, 365. Standing Order suspended, and Bill 
to be now read a second time; Accordingly read a second 
time, and committed, 382. Instruction, 389. Standing 
Orders suspended, and leave to the Committee on the Bill 
to sit and proceed forthwith, 389. Bill reported, 398. 
Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now taken 
into consideratior, provided amended prints shall have 
been cee pene 2 —e Considered ; Standing Orders 
suspended, and Bill to be now read the third time; Ac- 
cordingly read the third time, and passed, gor. (Cited 





INDEX to the One Hunprep and Fortry-seventn Votume, 




























































| 





as Imperial Life Insurance Company’s Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 406. 

Impersat Lire Insurance Bitz [Stamp Duties]; Motion 
for the House to resolve itself into a Committee to con. | 
sider of authorising the imposition of certain Stamp 
Duties upon certain Deeds or Instruments under any | 
Act of the present Session relating to the Imperial Life 
Insurance Company; Queen’s Recommendation signified ; 
Question agreed. to, 373- Matter considered in Com- 
mittee, 379. 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, 389. 


ImpertaL Orroman GuaRANTEED Loan of 1855. Vide 
Accounts. 


IMPROVEMENT of LanpD (Ireland). Vide Dratnace. 
Income Tax. Vide Accounts. Ways and Means, 
Income Tax (Special Commissioner). Vide Accounts, 
Vide Lonpoy. 

Vide East Inpia. 

Inpian Rattway. Vide East. 


Vide Accounts. 


Inp1a Dooxs. 


Inp1aNn CouUNCILs. 


Inp1a OFFICE. 


INpuUsTRIAL and ProviDENT Societies (Leasehold Enfran- 
chisement) ; Bill to give Facilities to Industrial and Pro- 
vident Societies for the Purchase of the Fee Simple of 
their Holdings; Ordered, 19. Presented, 24. Motion, 
That the Bill be now read a second time; Debate stood 
adjourned at Midnight, 52. Further adjourned, 69, 64, 
72, 90, 96, 103, 109, 124, 132, 135, 139, 142, 149, 1565, 
169, 178, 187, 193, 198. Debate resumed, and it being 
Midnight, Debate stood adjourned, 202. Further ad- 
journed, 206, 222, 232. 

InpustTRiAL Institutions. Vide TECHNICAL. 


InpustriaL Scuoons; Bill to amend and consolidate the 
Acts relating to Industrial Schools in Great Britain; 
Ordered, 314. Presented, 314. Second Reading deferred, 
328. Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill with- 


drawn, 344. 
IngBriates Acts. Vide Accounts. 
Inrants. Vide Betrine. 
Inrectious Disgasges Act. Vide Accounts. 
InFirmaRizs. Vide Gatway. Hosrrrats, &amp;c. 
InuanpD Revenug. Vide Accounts. 


Inuan» Revenve Department. Vide Suppty. 
Vide Fire. 


InstiTuTIONs ( Wales). 


INQU ESTs. 
Vide NATIONAL. 


INSTRUCTIONS : 
To Committees on Private Bills:— 





That they have Power to make provision therein put- 


suant to Resolutions reported from Committees of the 
whole House, 94, 127, &amp;c. Pursuant to Petitions | 
for additional Provision, 100, 140, &amp;c. 


To the Committee on the Birming- 








ham Corporation Water Bill, That they have Power to in- ~ 
quire “ed: report to the House whether it is necessary t 
extinguish the rights of the commoners, and the user of | 
the commons by farmers over so wide a district, @ 

Came, 


whether provisions should be inserted for securing to 
Public free access to the Commons — to be acquired | 
other than so much as is required for rvoirs and other | 


Works, 97. To 














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INSTRUCTIUNS—continued. 


———— To the Select Committee on 
“The Eastbourne Improvement Act, 1885,” Amendment 
Bill, That they have power to inquire and report whether 
uvy further or other special provision with re~pect to 
Processions on Sunday in Eastbourne should be inserted 
in the Bill, 146. 





—_—_————— Motion, That it be an Instruc- 
tion to the Committee on Police and Sanitary Regu- 
lations, not to sanction in any Bill referred to them 
any Clauses relating to matters which are the sub- 
ject of provisions in “ The Infectious Disease Notifica- 
tion Act, 1889,” “The Public Health Acts Amendment 
Act, 18yo,” “ The Infectious Disease (Prevention) Act, 
15go,” or * The Museums and Gymnasiums Act, 1891 ”; 
That in the case of Bills reported from the Committee on 
Police and Sanitary Regulations, Three clear days shall 
intervene between the date when the Report of the Com- 
mittee is circulated with the Votes and the consideration 
of the Bill; Amendment proposed to insert, alter “ 18g1,” 
the words “ unless the Committee report that the insertion 
of such Clauses ought to be allowed, with the Reasons on 
which their opinion is founded,” and made :— Order, That 
it be an Instruction to the Committee not to sanction in 
any Bill referred to them any Clauses relating to matters 
which are the subject of provisions in “The Infectious 
Disease Notification Act, 189,” “ The Public Health Acts 
Amendment Act, 1890,” “ The Infectious Disease (Pre- 
vention) Act, 1890,” or “ The. Museums and Gymnasiums 
Act, 1891,” unless the Committee report that the insertion 
of such Clauses ouglit to be allowed, with the Reasons on 
which their opinion is founded, 110. 


To the Joint Committee of Lords 








and Commons relative to Electric and Cable Railways 


(Metropolis), That, as regards any schemes for which Bills 
have been deposited, the said Committee have power to 
hear the parties promoting any such Bill before reporting 
whether it should be not proceeded with, 124. 


——_—__———— To Committees on Bills of the 
resent Session for Incorporating Railway Companies, 
That they be at liberty, if they think fit, to omit the Clause 
required vy Stunding Order 166a in any case where they 
shall be of opinion that rates and charges in respect of 
merchandise traffic can be conveniently and properly fixed 
by reference to any Schedule already sanctioned by a 
Rates and Charges Order Confirmation Act, 146. 


——_——— To the Committee on the Roads 
and Bridges (Scotland) Acts Amendment Bill, That they 
have power to further amend Section fifty-eight of “ The 
Roads and Bridges (Scotland) Act, 1878,” by enabling 
county road boards, under certain conditions, to coustruct 
and maintain roads and bridges for the benefit of their 
county within the territory of a neighbouring county, pro- 
vided the consent of the County Council of the latter 
county be first obtained ; on re-commitment of Bill, that 
they have Power to provide for the protection fro: injury, 
on the part of road authorities, of certain lands on the 
ground of public interest, 209. 


—— To the Committee onthe Rhondda 
and Swansea Bay Railway Bill and the Great Western 
Railway (Neath River Crossing, &amp;c.) Bill, That they have 
Power, if they think fit, to incorporate in and apply to the 
Rhondda and Swanse: Bay Railway Bill any of the 
Powers proposed to be conferred by the Great Western 
Railway (Neath River Crossing, &amp;c.) Bill, 251. 


——_—_—_—_—_ —_ 1 the Committee on the Coroners 
in Boroughs Bill, That they bave Power to extend the pro- 
visions of the Bull to the appointment of Deputies of 
Coroners in Counties, and as to the time of election, 259. 

Motion, That it be an Instruction 
tou the Committee on the National Education (Ireland) 
Bill, that they have power to insert in the Bill Clauses 
providing for the Compulsory Acquisition of Land for the 


Vox. 147.——Sess. 1892. 






































INDEX ¢o the One Hunprew and Forty-seventa VoLume. 


9h of Sites for Schools, 322. Debate adjourned ; 
urther adjourned, 344. Amendment made, 358. 


That they have Power to insert 
in the Bill Clauses providing for the Compulsory Acquisi- 
tion of Land for the purpose of Sites for Schools and 
Residences for Teachers, 358. 


——_—_——— To the Committee on the Great 
Northern Railway (Ireland) Bill, That they may provide, 
if they think fit, notwithstanding Standing Order 163, that 
the Undertaking of the Enniskillen, Bundorau, and Sligo 
Railway Company may be vested in the Great Northern 
Railway Company ([reland), 364. 


Questioxs NEGATIVED :— 


Motion, That it be an Instruc- 
tion to the Committee on the Belfast Corporation (Lunatic 
Asylums, &amp;c.) Bill, to insert in the Rll Clauses re- 
arranging the existing divixion of the City of Bellast into 
Wards, so as to make it pusstble for alf classes of its 
Inhabitants to obtain representation in the Town Council; 
and the Motion being opposed, further Pioceeding stood 
adjourned until To-morrow, 70. Debate resumed; Ques- 
tion, on Division, negatived, 73. 


——_———_—_——. Motion, That it be an Instruc- 
tion to the Committee on the Small Agricultural Holdings 
Bill, that they have power to insert clauses in the Bull 
creating parish councils by popular election for the pur- 
poses of the Bill, and conferring upon such councils’ 
initiatory powers of acquiring, selling, letting, and managing 
land for Small Agricultural Holdings ; and Question, on 
Division, negatived, 153. Motion, That it be an Instruc- 
tion to the Committee that they have power to insert 
Clauses in the Bill providing that, on the petition of any 
urban sanitary authority, or of the vestry of a rural parish, 
or of the vestries of two or more rural parishes jointly, to 
the council of the county within which the district of such 
urban sanitary authority, or such rural parish or parishes, 
is or are situate, such County Council may make an order 
empowering such urban sanitary authority, vestry, or 
vestries, to exercise powers of acquiring, selling, letting, 
and managing land for Small Agricultural Holdings by 
voluntary arrangement with the owners thereof, subject to 
a by the County Council; and Questiun, on 
ivision, negatived, 153. 

—————— Motion, That it be an Instruction 
to the Committee on the Central London Ruilway Bill, 
that they do insert a Clause reserving to the London 
County Council a power to purchase the undertaking 
after the expiration of a limited period on terms similar to 
those provided in Section 43 of “The Tramways Act, 
1870”; and Question, on Division, negatived, 298. 

































——— Motions Wiruprawn :— 

———— Motion, That it be an Instruction 
to the Committee to whom the Birmingham Corporation 
Water Bill is referred, that provisions be inserted in such 
Bill for protecting the Town of Tenbury and its N eighbour- 
hood from the etfecit, by way of flood, of the Overflows 
into the River Teme Be the proposed Waterworks at 
Burrington, near Ludlow, or for providing ample Com- 
pensation for the Damage caused by such Overflow; With- 
drawn, 130. 














— Motion, That it be an Instruction 
to the Committee on the Great Northern and City Rail- 
way Bill, that they do insert a Clause reserving to the 
London County Council a power to purchase the under- 
taking after the expiration of a limited period on terms 
similar to those provided in Section 43 of “ The Tramways 
Act, 1870,” Withdrawn, 298. 

—— QueEstion could not be put:— 
Motion, That it be an Instruction 











—— 


to the Committee on the Dublin Barracks Improvement 
Bill, that they have power to insert provisions to enable 
the Dublin Corporation to establish the amount expended 


by 


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INSTRUCTIONS—continued. 
by them on the Wellington Barracks; Del ate arising; 
and it appearing from the Debate that the object of the 
Instruction was to establish a claim against the Exehequer, 
Mr. Speaker informed the House that the Question there- 
on could not be put, 243. | 


Standing Orders suspeuded, and Bill to be now taken into 
consideration, provided amended prints shall have. been 
previously deposited; Bill considered ; Standing Orders 
suspended, and Bill to be now read the third time; Ac- 
cordingly read the third time, and passed, with Amend- 


Motion, That it bean Instruction| ™*"**&gt; °99- To which the Lords agree, 341. - ( Cited as 


to the Committee ov the Manchester, Sheffield, and 
Lincolnshire Railway (Extension to Lundon, &amp;c.) Bill, to 
consider, if they think fit, whether, if the Railway is shown 
to be required, the proposed approach to London, and the 
district in which the terminus is to be placed, is the most 
suitable, regard being had to the character of the par- 
ticular site and the neighbourhood, the means of access 
theretu, and the convenience of the Metropolis generally ; 
and, objection being taken, the Debate stood adjourned, 


77: 











yal Assent, 386. 
Iris Epucation Act. Vide Nationa. 
IntsH Lanp Commission. Vide Supe y. 


Irish Lanp Commission (Judicial Rents; Tithe Rent 
Charge, &amp;c.) Vide Accounts. 


Trish Lanp Commission (Proceedings; Rules). Vide 
Accounts. 


Irish Lawn Commisston (Purchase of Land (Ireland), 
Vide Accounts. 


‘ d). Vide Tecnu 
Instruction (Scotland) a tard eatsanitiag Irish Repropvuctive Loan Funp. Vide Accounts. 


INTERMED: ATE Epucation (Jreland). Vide Accounts. 


INTERMED\aTE Epucation (Jreland) (Time Tables ; 
Rules). Vide Accounts. 

INTERMEDIATE Epucation (Wales); Bill to amend the 
Law relating to Intermediate Education in Wales and 
Monmouthshire; Ordered, 97. Presented, 98. Second 
Reading deferred, 108, 129, 145, 149, 155, 213, 223, 226, 
232, 284, 291, 304, 319, 320, 337- 

InTeRMENTs. Vide Pustic Heattn. 

INTERNATIONAL MaRiNEConrerRENcE. Vide Accounts. 

Inroxicatine Liquors (Clubs; Colonies). Vide Accounts. 


IntoxicaTinc Liquors (England), Save of ; Bill to enable 
Localities in England to control ihe Sale of Intoxicating 
Liquors; Ordered, 19. Presented, 23. S:cond Reading 
deferred, 161, 192. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 

not 1+: dy appointed, 199. 

InroxicaTina Liquors (Jreland); Bill to amend the Law 
reluting to the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors in Ireland, on 
Saturday and Sunday, and for other purposes connected 
therewith; Ordered,17. Presented, 22. Second Reading 
deferred, 107, 124, 132, 134, 142, 149, 163, 177, 192, 201, 
206, 232, 238, 266, 2g0, 303. 

InroxicaTine Liquors (Licences Refused), Vide Accounts. 


IntoxicaTinc Liquors on SuNDAyYs, Saxz of; Bill to 
prohibit the Sale of .Intoxicating Liquors on Sundays; 
Ordered, 16. Presented, 21. Second Reading deferred, 
161. Order for Second Reading discharged ; another day 
appointed, 18g. Second Reading deferred, 193, 206, 213. 
Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn, 
237. 

InroxicaTinG Liquors to Cuitpren, Sate of; Bill to 
amend and extend the Law relating to the prohibition of 
the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors to Children, and for other 
purposes connected therewith; Ordered, 16. Presented, 
21. Second Reading deferred, 237, 244, 249, 255, 268, 
276, 2Q0. 

IntoxicaTinG Liquors to Curtpren, Sate of (Wo. 2); 
Bill to prohibit the holding out of Inducements to Children 
to visit Public-houses; Ordered ; presented accordingly, 
304. Second Reading deferred, 319. 


Ipswich Corporation; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 50. Bill brought from the Lords, 219. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 220. Report, That the Standing 
Orders not previously inquired into have not been complied 
with; referred to the Select Committee on Standing 
Orders, 250. Report, That the Standing Orders ought to 
be dispensed with, :~ Report read; Bill to be read a 
second time, 271. Read a second time ; Standing Orders 
suspended, and leave to the Committee of Selection to sit | ' 


Inweut (Prevention of Pollution). Vide Mersey. 
Istz of Man. Vide Accounts. 

Iste of Man (Customs). Vide Man, Isum of. 

Isue of Wicat, &amp;c. Rattway. Vide Rattway Rates, 
Itauian Law of Guarantees. Vide Accounts. 


55 &amp; 56 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess. 7.. 1892. 
Ja MESTOWN Raitway. Vide DumBarron. 


Joun Crossiey and Sons (Capital); Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, go. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 50. Bill brought -from the Lords, 164. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 165. Report, That 
no ‘Standing Orders not previously inquired into are 
applicable; Bill to be read a second time, 173. Com- 
mitted, 184. Reported, 219. Considered, as amended, 
233. Passed, with an’ Amendment, 245. To which the 
Lords agree, 263. (Cited as John Crossley and Sons 
(Limited) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 268. 


Joun, Sarnt. Vide Saint Jonn. 
Joint Committees. Vide Committees. 
Joint Stock Compantges. Vide Accounts. 


JOURNAL : 

——_——_——_ 10 be printed, 4. 

—_—_——_—__—— Special Entry made therein, 404: 

———— Mr. Speaker’s admonition to a Member 

and other persons, ordered to be entered therein, 167. 

—__—_—_—_—_——— General Index to the Journals, commencing 
with Vol. 135 (1880), and ending with Vol. 145 (1890); 
To be printed, 391. 





JouRNAL, GenERAL, InDEx. Vide Accounts. 


Jupg, Saint. Vide Saint BaRnapas. 

Jupicature Acts. Vide Courts. 

Jupictau Sratistics (England and Wales.) Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 

Jupiciat Statistics (Scotland.) Vide Accounrs. 

Jurispiction. Vide Summary. 

Jury Exemption. Vide Votuntegr Forces. 


Jury Law AmenpmeEnNT; Bill to amend the Law as to 
Grand and Petty Juries ; Ordered, 181.- Presented, 181. 
Second Reading deferred, 187, 231, 254, 276, 303, 319» 
329: Order for Second Reading discharged ; Bill with- 
drawn, 356. 
JuRYMENS’ 


— m-: ff 


and proceed on day named, 282. Bill reported, 293. 


new y Corporation (Purchase of Waterworks) Act, 1892)" 














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Jurymen’s Expenses (Jre/and), Bill for the payment of | Krrcnen and Rerresument Rooms (House of: Commons). 


the Expenses of those summoned to serve on Juries, and 
for the Abolition of Grand Juries at Quarter Sessions in 
Ireland; Ordered, zo. Presented, 24. Second Reading 
deferred, 109, 155, 291. 


Jury Service. Vide Fire Bricapes. 
Justices of the 


of the Peace ; Ordered, 20. Presented, 24. Motion, 
That the Bil! be now read a second time; Amendment 
proposed, * Six Months,” and, on Division, made; Second 
Reading put off for six months, 48. 

Justices of the Peace in Ports (England and Wales.) 
Vide Accounts. 

Justices of the Pace (Qualification); Bill to abolish the 
Property Qualification required by Persons acting ' as 
Justices of the Peace; Ordered, 18. Presented, 23. 
Second Reading deferred, 280. 

Justicrary, Hig Court of ( Scotland.) Vide Hie. 
Parl. 24. 


55 &amp; 56 Victoria. Sess. 7. 


k EADY Licut Raitway. Vide ArMaGa. 
Vide Exec- 


1892. 


Kitxenny (North Kilkenny Division) Writ. 
TIONS. 


KitmainHaAM Hospitat. Vide Suppry (Army). 


KinmArNockK Corporation Water; Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 50. Bill brought from the Lords, 136. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 135. Report, That 
the Standing Orders not previously inquired into have been 


complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 183. Com-| Lasour, Hours of. 


mitted, 202. Reported, 269. Considered, as amended, 
282. Passed, with Amendments, 298. To which the 
Lordsagrev,341. (Cited as Kilmarnock Corporation Water 
Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 386. 


KinasspripGce Junction Rattway. Vide K1inostown. 


Kinestown and Kinessripce Junction Raitway; Re- | 
port, That the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, | 
30. Report, That the Standing Orders had been certi- 
fied to have been complied with, 50. Bill brought from 
the Lords, 310. Read, and referred to the Examiners, | 
311. Report, That the Standing Orders not previcsily | 
inquired into have been complied with ; Bill to be read a | 
second time, 323. Standing Orders suspended, and Bill | 
to be now read a second time; Accordingly read a second 
time, and committed, 330. Motion, That, in the case of | 
the said Bill, Standing Orders 82, 211, 236, and 237 be | 

| 





suspended, and that the Committee of Selection have leave 
to appoint the Committee on the Bill. to sit and proceed 
forthwith ; Amendment proposed, to leave out “ 236,” and 
Withdrawn; another Amendment proposed, to leave out 
the word “ forthwith,’ and add the words “on Friday ‘ 
next,” and made; Order, That, in the case of the Bill, | 
Standing Orders 82, 211, 236, and 237 be suspended, and | 
that the Committee of Selection have leave to appoint the 

Committee on the Bill, to sit and proceed on Friday next, 

357- Bill reported, 385. Standing Orders suspended, 

and Biil to be now taken into consideration, proyided 

amended prints shall have been previously deposited ; | 
Considered ; Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be 

now read the third time; Accordingly read the third time, 

and passed, with an Amendment, 389. To which the 

Lords agree, 399. (Cited as Kingstown and Kingsbridge 

Junction Railway (Extension of Time) Act, 1892) Royal 

Assent. 401. 

Kixncstown Main DrainaGe and Improvement. 
Biackrock. 


KirxcaLpy District of Burcus Writ. 
TIONS. 





Vide 


Von. 147.——Sess. 1892. 


Lasovrers (Jreland) Acts (Cottages). 


Lasourine Cxassgs (Scotland). 


Vide House. 


55 &amp; 56 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess. 7. 1892. 


LABOUR. Vide Pauper. 


Peace; Bill to amend the Law in regard to | Lanour, Department of. Vide Department. 
the Appointment, Qualification, and Removal of Justices | Lasourgrs’ CoTraces. 


Vide RuRAL. 


Lasourers’ Cotraces Garpens; Bill to confer Powers on 


Rural Sanitary Authorities with respect to providing Gar- 
dens for Labourers’ Cottages; Ordered, 28. Presented, 
29. Second Reading deferred, 265. 


Lapourers (Jreland). Vide AGRICULTURAL. 
Lasourers (Jreland); Bill to amend the Labourers (Ire- 


land) Acts; Ordered, 16. Presented, 21. Motion, That 
the Bill be now read a second time (Closure claimed, Mr, 
John Redmond, but Mr. Speaker withholds his assent) ; 
Debate resuwed, and, at half-past Five, stood adjourned, 
49. Further adjourned, 53, 57, 60, 61, 65, 72, 80, 87, 
103, 122, 198, 162, 177, 231. 


Vide Accounts. 


Laspourers (Jreland) ALtorments; Bill to amend the La- 


bourers ([reland) Acts for the purpose of providing in- 
creased Allotments of Land for the Agricultural Labourers 
in Ireland; Ordered, 18. Presented, 23. Committed, 
33. Considered in Committee, 68. Committee deferred, 
72. . Bill further considered in Committee, and reported, 
80. Considered, as amended; Passed, 83. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 159. Lords’ Amendments to be now 
considered; considered, and agreed to, 190. (Cited as 


Labourers (Ireland) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 267. 
Vide Ergat Hours. Rartway, 


Vide ALLOTMENTS. 


| Lasour (Royal Commission). Vide Accounts. 


| °° ° 
LamBourn VALLEY Raitwayr; Petition, and Bill ordered, 


36. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 44. Report, 
That Standing Order 62 has been cumplied with; Bill to 
be read a second time, 65. Committed, 75. Instruction, 
207. Bull reported, 241. Considered, as amended, 266. 
Passed, 26%. By the Lords, with. Amendments, 387. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 388. (Cited as Lambourn 
Valley Railway Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


LamBourn VALLEY liaitway Biiut [Application of For- 


feited Deposit]; Motion tor the House to resolve itself 
into a Committee to con-ider the expediency of authorising 
the repeal of Section 27 cf the Lambourn Valley Railway 
Act of 1883, relating to the Deposit Money, and in liew 
thereof of making such other Provisions as may be con- 
sidered expedient or desirable ; Queen’s Recommendation 
signified ; Question agreed to, 198. Matter considered in 
Committee, 202. Resolution reported, and agreed to; 
Instruction to the Committee on the Bill, That they have 
Power to make Provision therein pursuant to the said Re- 
solution, 207. 


LaNARKsHIRE and AyrsHire Raitway; Report, That the 


Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 50. Bill brought from the Lords, 134. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 135. Report, That 
the Standing Orders not previously inquired into, have 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 139. 
Committed, 152. Reported, 241. Considered, as 
amended, 256. Queen’s Consent signified ; Bill passed, 
with an Amendment, 268.- ‘To which the Lords , 
282. (Cited as Lanarkshire and Ayrshire Railway Act, 


- 1892) Royal Assent, 386. 


Vide Evec-| Lanarxsurre and DumeBartonsuire RaiLway (Dumbar- 


ton and Balloch Joint Line); Report, That the Bill should 


originate 
M4 





Lanarksuire and DumBartonsnire Ratirway (Dum- 


barton and Balloch Joint Line)—continued. 


originate in the House «f Lords, 30. 
Standing Orders had been certificd to have been complied 
with, 50. 





Dumsarton and Batiocn Joint Ling, &amp;c., Biv. 


LanarksHireE (Middle Ward District) Water; Petition, 
and Hill ordered, 36. Read, 44. Committed, 55. Re- 
port on Petition for dispensing with Standing Order 129, 
That the Standing Orders ouyht to be dispensed with, 98. 
Bill 1eported, 139. Considered, as amended, 152. 
Passed, 164. By the Lords, with Amendments, 387. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 388. (Cited as Lanark- 
shiri (Middle Ward District) Water) Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 401. 

Lancasuire and Yorxsuike and Lonpon and Nortu 
Western Raitways (Steam Vessels); Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 36. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 44. 
Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied with ; 
Bill to be read a second time, 149. Committed, 160. 
Reported, 242. Considered, as amended, 256. Passed, 
268. By the Lords, with Amendments, 400. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 404. (Cited as Lancashire and 
Yorkshire and London and North Western Railway Com- 
panies (Steam Vessels) Act, 18y2) Royal Assent, 406. 


Lancasuirneé and Yorxsurire Raitway, &amp;c. Vide Rait- 


way Rates. 


Lancasuire and Yorgsuire Rartway (Steam Vessels); 
Petition, and Bill ordered, 36. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 44. Report, That Standing Order 62 has 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 151. 
Committed, 179. Rep:rted, 258. Considered, as amended, 
271. Passed [new Title], 285. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 392. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 393. 
(Cited as Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway (Steam 
Vessels) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 4v1. 


Lancasaire and Yorksuire Rartway (Various Powers) ; 
Petition, and Bill ordered, 36. Read, and referred to the 
Exan:iners, 44. Report, That Standing Order 62 has been 
complied with ; Bull to be read a second time, 151. Com- 
mitted, 174. Reported, 257. Considered, as amended, 271. 
Passed,285. By the Lords, with Amendments,392. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 393. (Cited as Lancashire and 
Yorkshire Railway (Various Powers) Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 401. 

Lancasuirg, Dersysuire, and East Coast Raitway; 
Report, That the Bill should originate in tie House of 
Lords, 30. Report, That the Standing Orders have not 
been complied with, referred to the Select Committee on 
Standing Orders, 50. Report, That the Standing Orders 
had been certified not to have been complied with, 51. 
Report, That the Standing Orders onght to be dispensed 
with, 84. Bill brought from the Lords, 282. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 282, Report, That the 
Standing Orders not previously inquired into have been 
complied with ; Bill to be read a second time, 311. Com- 
mitted, 324. Reported, 364. Sianding Orders suspended, 
and Bill to be now taken into consideration, provided 
amended prints shall have been previously deposited ; 
Considered; Standing Orders 223 and 243 suspended, 
and Bill to be now read the third time; Queen’s Con- 
sent signified; Bill read the third time, and passed, with 
Amendments, 374. To which the Lords agree, 399. 
(Cited as Lancashire, Derbyshire, and East Coast Rail- 
way Act, 1392) Royal Assent, 401. 


Lancaster Marsu; Report, That the Bili should originate 
in the House of Lords, 30. Report, That the Standing 
Oiders had been certified to have been complied with, 50. 
Bill brought from the Lords, 165. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners, 165. Report, That no Standing Orders 
not p:eviously inquired into are applicable; Bull to be 





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Report, That the 


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[ 1899, 





read a second time, 173. Committed, 184. Reported 
without Amendment, 241. Pussed, 260. 
Lancaster Marsh Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 268. 


Lancaster (North East Lancashire, Rossendale Division) 
Wait. Vide Evsecrions. 


Lanp (Acquisition of). Vide Loca AUTHORITIES, 

























Lanp and Inctosure Acts. Vide Accounts. 


Lanp Commisston (Jreland). Vide Accounts. 


Lanp Commissioners (Jreland) Salaries; Motion for 
the House to resolve itself mto a Committee to consider 
of authorising the increase of the present Salaries of the 
Commissioners appointed under “ Pine Purchase of Land 
(Ireland) Act, 1885,” and the payment thereof out of the 
Consolidated Fund; Queen’s Recommendation signified: 
Question agreed to, 291. Matter considered in Com. 
mittee, 302. Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill 
ordered thereupon, 308. _ Vide infra. 


Lanp Commissioners (J/reland) ; Bill to provide for the 
Increase of the Salaries of certain Land Commissioners in 
Ireland, and for other purposes connected with the Land 
Cowmission; Ordered, 308. Presented, 314. Com- 
mitted, 323. Committee deferred, 244. B:Il considered 
in Committee, and reported, 355. Consideration, as 
amended, deferred, 362. Bill considered, as amended ; 
Passed, 371. Agreed to by the Lords, 399. (Cited as 
Land Commissioners (Ireland) Salaries Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 401. ; 


Lanpo Dratnace ProvisionaL Orper (Morton Fen); Bill 
to confirm a Provisional Order under “The Land 
Drainage Act, 1861,” relating to Morton Fen, in the 
Parish of Morton, in the County of Lincoln ; Ordered, 
207. Presented; Read, and referred to the Exeminers, 
207. Report, That no Standing Orders are applicable; 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 226. Bill committed, 
233. Reported, without Amendment; Provisional Order 
confirmed ; Day appointed for Third. Reading, 262. Bill 
passed, 268. Agrerd to by the Lords, 399. (Cited as 
Land Drainage Supplemental Act, 1892) Koval Assent, 


401. 
Lanp Forces. Vide Suppty. 


LAND For Mixitary Purposes. Vide Mruirary. 


Lano (Ireland). 
URE of. 

Lanp (Jreland) Saxe of. Vide Compunsory. 

LanD Law (Ireland) Act (Eviction Notices). 
COUNTS, 


Lanp Law (Jreland) Acts (1881 and 1887) AMENDMENT; 
Bill to amend the Land Law (Ireland) Acts, 1881 and 
1887; Ordered, 17. Presented, 21. Second Reading 
deferred, 128, 149, 213. 


Lanp Law (Scotland); Bill to amend the Law relating 
to Land in Scotland; Ordered, 306. Presented, 306. 


Lanp Purcuass (Ireland). Vite Appresses of Tuanks. 
Lanp Purcnassg (Ireland) Acts. Vide Accounts. 
Lanp, Purcuass of. Vide Locat Avravorities. 

Lanps Ratinc. Vide Buripine. 


Vide Dratnacr. Purecnase of. Tex- 


Vide Ac- 


Lanp Reaistry. Vide Accounts. Supp ry. 

Lanp Reaistry (Middleser Deeds) Act. Vide Accounts. 
Lanp Revenve Department. Vide Suppty. 
Lanps. Vide Crown. 

Lanps (Scotland). Vide Buitoina. 
Lanp Tax. Vide Accounts. 

Lanp (Wales). Vide Tenure of. 


Law CuarcEs (Scotland). Vide Suppty. 


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Law, &amp;c.: Clergy Discipline (Immorality) Rill committed 
o the Standing Committee, 196. Report of Names of 
Members appointed to serve on the Committee, 200. Re- 
ports, Members discharged, and others openers in sub- 
stitution, 211, 248, 259, 270. Report of Names of Fif- 
teen Members added in respect of the Clergy Discipline 
(Immorality) Bill, 211. Report of Name of Member 
appointed to act as Clairman,211. Evidence in Criminal 
Cases Bill committed to the Committee, after Order for 
Committee of the whole House, discharged, 225. Leave 
given to the Committee to print and circulate with the 
Votes their Minutes of Proceedings, and any amended 
Clauses of Bills that may be submitted to them, 242. 
Report of the Names of Fifteen Members added in 
respect of the Evidence in Criminal Cases Bill, 248. 
Motion, That, until the conclusion of the consideration of the 
Clergy Discipline (Immorality) Bill, the Standing Committee 
on Law, &amp;c., have leave to sit every day during the sitting 
and notwithstanding any adjournment of the House ; Amend- 
ment proposed, to leave out the words “until the conclusion 
of the consideration of the Clergy Discipline (Immorality ) 
Bill”; but, on Division, not made; another Amendment 
proposed, to leave out from the word “ day,” to the end of 
the Question, and add the words “except Wednesday 
and Saturday during the sitting of the House, but not 
later than half-past Three ”; but, on Division, not made ; 
Order, That, until the conclusion of the consideration of 
the Clergy Discipline (Immorality) Bill, the Standing 
Committee on Law, &amp;c., have leave to sit every day during 
the sitting and notwithstanding any adjournment of the 
House, 269. Clergy Discipline (Immorality) Bill re- 
ported from the Committee, 281. Report of Name of 
Member appointed to act as Chairman in the place of 
another Member, 285. 


Law of Divorce. Vide Divorce. 


Law Orrices (Legal Charges). Vide Suppty. 


Law of Property. Vide ConvryYANoina. 


Laws. Vide Expirina. 


LEACHMAN’S Patent. Vide Nussey. 


LEASEHOLD ENFRANCHISEMENT. Vide INDUsTRIAL. 


LeaseHoLDERS (Purchase of Fee Simple); Bill to give 
Facilities to Leaseholders for the Purchase of the Fee 
Simple of their Holdings; Ordered, 16. Presented, 52. 
Second Reading deferred, 222, 277, 297. 


Leases (Scotland). Vide Buitpine Feus. Feuvs. 


Lea Vattey DrarinacE; Petition, and Bill ordered, 36. 
Read, 44. Committed, 58. Reported, 159. Day ap- 
pointed for consideration, as amended, 173. Cunsideration, 
as amended, deferred, 179, ty B:ll considered, as 
amended (changed to Lee Valley Drainage Bill), 194. 


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BILL. 


Leeps and Liverpoot Cana_; Petition, and Bill ordered, 
36. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 44. Report, 
That Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to 
be read a second time, 55. Committed, 69. Reported, 
133. Considered, as amended, 150. Passed, 156. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 310. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 338. (Cited as Leeds and Liverpool Canal Act, 
1892) Royal Assent, 386. 


Leeps Borover (North Division) Writ. Vide ExEcrions. 


Leevs Corporation (Consolidation and Improvement); 
Petition, and Bill ordered, 36. Read, 44. Committed, 
55- Petition for additioual Provision referred to the Exa- 
miners, 145. Report on said Petition, That the Standing 
OrJers have not been complied with; referred to the 
Select Committee on Standing Orders, 156. Report on 
Petition for dispensing with Standing Order 129, That 


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the Standing Order ought to be dispensed with, 158. 
Report on Petition for additional Provision, That the 
Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, 211. 


Lzeeps Rartway. Vide Sourn. 


Lee Vatuzy Drainage; Bill considered, as amended, 
(changed from Lea Valley Drainage Bill), 194. Passed, 
210. By the Lords, with Amendments, 372. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed tv, 379. (Cited as Lee Valley 
Drainage Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


Vide Lea Vattey Dratnace 


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Bru. 


Leicester Seitect Vestry. Vide Saint MarGarer. 


Leitx Harpour and Docks; Petition, and Bill ordered, 
36. Read, 44. Committed, 55. Report on Petition for 
dispensing with Standing Order 129, That the Standin 
Orders ought to be dispensed with, 89. Bill reported, 
153. Considered, as amended, 271. ‘Queen’s Consent 
signified ; Bill passed, 291. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 392. Loads’ Amendments agreed to, 393. (Cited 


as Leith Harbour and Docks Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 
LewisuamM Borovuesr Writ. Vide Evecrions. 
LiaBitity of Emptoyers. Vide Emptovers. 


Lrset; Bill for the amendment of the Law of Libel; Or- 
dered, 293. Presented, 243. 

Lipraries. Vide PuBuic. 

LicenseD Hovusgs (England and Wales). Vide Accounts. 
Licences (Scotland). Vide Grocers. 
Licensinc Sessions. Vide Ratiway. 
Lire Assurance Companies. Vide Accounts. 
LicHTERMEN’s Company. Vide WaTERMEN. 
Vide Barce. 


LicuTHousges ABROAD. 


LIGHTERS. 
Vide Accounts. 
Licut Rattways (Ireland). Vide Surpuy. 


Limirgp Owners (Scotland); Bill to enlarge the Powers 
of Limited Owners of Land in Scotland ; Ordered, 199. 
Presented, 110. Second Reading deterred, 142, 193, 276. 


Limitep PartnersuHiPs; Bill to establish Limited Partner- 
ships; Ordered, 53. Presented, 53. Second Reading 
deferred, 77, 91, 109, 126, 135, 142, 155, 192, 254- 


LINCOLNSHIRE Raitway. Vide MAncHESTER. 


Liquors. Vide InroxicaTING. 


Liquors (Ireland). Vide Inroxicatina. 


Liquor Trarric Locat Varo (Scotland); 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, 
16. Presented, 21. Second Reading deferred, 161. 
Order for Second Reading discharged ; another day 
appointed, 183. Second Reading deferred, 193, 202, 
238, 254. 

Liqucr Trarric Locat Vero (Wales); Bill to enable 
Owners and UOccupiers in Wales to have effectual control 
over the Liquor Traffic; Ordered, 49. Presented, 49. 
Second Reading deferred, 188. 


LiskgarD and Carapon Rartway (Abandonment) ; Report, 
That the Bill should originate in the Huuse of Lords, go. 
Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to 
have been complied with, 50. 


Liskgarp and Carapon Raiuway ( Extension of Time) ; 
Report, That the Bill should originate in the House of 
Lords, 30. Report, That the Standing Orders had been 

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certified to have been complied with, 50. Bill brought 
trom the Lords, 236. Read, and referred to the Exa- 
miners, 237. Report, Tnat the Standing Orders not 
previously inquired into have net been complied with ; 
referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 
323. Report, That the Standing Orders ought to be 
dispensed with, 950. Report read; Bill to be read 
a second time, 350. Standing Order suspended, and 
Bill to be now read a second time; Accordingly read 
a second time, and committed; Standing Orders sus- 
pended, and Leave to the Committee of Selection to 
appoint the Committee on the Bill, to sit aud proceed 
forthwith, 357. Bill reported, 375. Standing Orders 
suspended, and Bill to be now taken into considera- 
tion, provided amended prints shall have been previously 
deposited; Considered ; Standing Orders suspended, 
and Bill to be now read the third time; Accord- 
ingly read the third time, and passed, with Amend- 
ments, 381. To which the Lords agree, 399. (Cited as 
Liskeard and Caradon Railway (Extension of Time) Act, 
18y2) Royal Assent, 401. 


Litigation (Scotland). Vide Vexatious. 


LiverPoot Boroven (Everton Division) Writ. Vide 
ELEcTIoNs. 


LiverPpoot CaNnaL.. Vide Leevs. 


Livereoot OverRHEAD Raitway; Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have ion 
complied with, 50. Bill brought from the Lords, 242. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 242. Report, That 
the Standing Orders not previously inquired into have 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 250. 
Committed, 271. Reported, 313. Considered, as amended, 
324. Passed, with Amendments, 338. To which the 
Lords agree, 384. (Cited as Liverpool Overhead Railway 
Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 386. 


Liverpoot Tramways; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been com- 
plied with, 50. Bill brought from the Lords, 310. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 311. Report, That the 
Standing Orders not previously inquired into have been 
complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 347. 
Standing Order suspended, and Bill to be now read a 
second time; Accordingly read a second time, and com- 
mitted ; Standing Orders suspended, and leave to the 
Committee of Selection to appoint the Committee on the 
Bill, to sit and proceed on day named, 357. Bull reported, 
364. Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now 
taken into consideration, provided amended prints shall 
have been previously deposited; Considered; Stand- 
ing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now read the third 
time; Accordingly read the third time, and passed, with 
Amendments, 374. To which the Lords agree, 392. 
( Cited as Liverpool Tramways Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 
4ol. 


Liverroo. Unitep Gas; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 50. Bill brought from the Lords, 159. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 159. Report, That no Stand- 
ing Orders not previously inquired into ete applicable ; 
Bill to be read a second time, 178. Committed, 189. 
Reported, 219. Considered, as amended, 237. Passed, 
with an Amendment, 250. To which the Lords agree, 
263. (Cited as Liverpool United Gaslight Company’s 
Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 268. 


Luanarmon District Mines Drainage; Report, That 
the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, go. Re- 
port, That the Standing Orders had been certified to have 


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been complied with, 50. Bill brought from the Lords 
165. Read, and referret to the Examiners, 165. Report, 
That the Standing Orders not previously inquired jy;, 
have been complied with; Bili to be read a secoud time 
173. Committed, 184. Reported, 21y. Considered, ag 
amended, 237. Queen’s Consent signified; Bill passeq 
with Amendments, 250. To which the Loris agree, 263. 
(Cited as Llanarmon District Mines Drainage Act, 1892) 
Royal Asseut, 268. 


Luansrapace District and Apgr VaLLtey Water; Re. 
port, That the Bill should originate in the House of 
Lords, 30. Report, That the Standing Orders have not 
been complied with, referred to the Select Committee on 
Standing Orders, 50. Report, That the Standing Orders 
had been certified not to have been complied with, 51. 
ne aS That the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed 
with, 84. 


Luanrair Rattway. Vide WeLsHPooL. 


Loans (Infants). Vide BEeTrine. 
Loan Sooreties. Vide Accounts. 


Losster. Vide FisHEries. 


Locat Autnoritiss (Acquisition of Land); Bill to facili- 
tate the Acquisition of Land by Local Authorities ; 
Ordered, 29. Presented, 29. Second Reading deferred, 
59, 61, 64, 68, 76, 83. Bill committed, 88. Considered in 
Committee, and reported, 93. Consideration, as amended, 
deferred, 96. Bill cunsidered, as amended ; Passed, 98, 
By the Lords, with Amendments (changed to Mortmain 
and Charitable Uses Act Amendment Bill), 263. 


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Locat Autuoritigs (Zand); Bill to enable Local Authori- 
ties to acquire Land ; Ordered, 49. Presented, 50. Second 
Reading deferred, 123, 162, 236, 265. 


Locat Autuoritiges (Purchase of Land); Bill to enable 
Local Authorities to value aud purchase Land ; Ordered, 16. 
Presented, 20. Second Reading deferred, 57. Motion, 
That the Bill be now read a second time; Amendment 
proposed, * Six Months” (Member suspended); Amend- 
ment, on Division, made ; Second Reading put off for 
Six Months, 212. 


Locat Boarp (Scotland). Vide Surry. 


Loca Courts oF Bankruptcy (Ireland); Bill to 
amend the Law relating to Local Courts of Bankruptcy 
in Ireland ; Ordered, 47. Presented, 47. Committed, 57. 
Considered in Committee, 72. Committee deferred, 87, 
103; 123, 138, 155, 177s 193, 266, 280, 303, 319, 328. 

Locat Funp Boarp (Jreland). Vide Accounts. 

Locat Government Act, 1888. Vide Accounts. 


Locat GovERNMENT Act, 1888 (Compensation Appeals). 
Vide Accounts. 


Locat GovERNMENT Buarp. Vide Accounts. Swupp ty. 


Locat Government Boarp (Ireland). Vide Accounts. 
Suppty. 


Loca, GoverNMENT (Ireland); Bill for amending the Law 
relating to Local Government in Ireland, and for other pur- 
poses connected therewith ; Ordered, 52. Presented accord- 
ingly, §2. Second Reading deferred, 80, 87, 102, 106, 122, 
132, 148, 168, 176, 196, 221, 231, 243, 264. Motion, 
That the Bill be now read a second time; Amendment 
proposed, “Six Months”; Debate adjourned, 264. Re- 
sumed, and further adjourned, 270, 274. Resumed; 
Amendment, on Division, not made; Bill committed, 279- 
Committee deferred, 290, 302, 318. Order for Con- 
mittee discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 346. 

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Locat GoveRNMENT( /reland) PRovisionat OrpgER(No.1); 
Bill to confirm a Provisional Order made by the Local 
Government Board for Ireland under“ The Public 
Health (Ireland) Act, 1878,” relating to the Town of 
Larne; Ordered, 75. Presented ; read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 75. Report, That no Standing Orders are 
applicable ; Day appointed for Second Reading, 100. 
Bill commited, 107. Reported, without Amendment ; 
Provisional Order confirmed ; Day appointed for Third 
Reading, 130. Bill passed, 133. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 219. (Cited as Local Government Board ( Ireland) 
Provisional Order Confirmation (No. 1) Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 267. 

LocaL GoveRNMENT (Jveland) Provisionat Orvers (No. 
2); Bill to confirm two Provisional Orders made by the 
Local Government Board for Ireland under “ The 
Poblic Health (Ireland) Act, 1878,” relating to the 
Purchase of Land for Burial Grounds in the Poor Law 
Union of Sligo; Ordered; presented ; read, and referred 
to the Examiners,igi. Report, That the Standing Order 


IN DEX to the Ont Hunprep and Forry-seventn VoLUME. 


for Second Reading, 250. Bill committed, 256. Re- 
ported, without Amendment; Provisional Urders con- 
firmed; Day appointed for Third Reading, 287. Bill 
passed, 292. Agreed to by the Lords, 384. (Cited as 
Local Government Board (lreland) Provisional Orders 
Confirmation (No. 6) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 386. 


Loca GoverRNNENT (Jreland) ProvisionaL Orper (No. 


7); Bill to confirm a Provisional Order made by the Local 
Government Board for Ireland, under “The Public 
Health (Ireland) Act, 1878,” relating to the Rural Sani- 
tary District of Fermoy ; Ordered ; presented accordingly ; 
read, and referred to the Examiners, 210. Report, That 
the Standing Order has been complied with; Day ap- 
pointed for Second Reading, 250. Bill committed, 256. 
Reported, without Amendment; Provisional Order con- 
firmed; Day appointed for Third Reading, 287. Bill 
passed, 292. Agreed to by the Lords, 399. (Cited as 
Local Government Board (Ireland) Provisional Order 
Confirmation (No. 7) Act, 18g2) Royal Assent, 401. 


has been complied with; Day appointed for second | Loca. GovernMENT (Ireland) Provistonat Orpvers (No. 


Reading, 271. Bill committed, 278. Reported, without 
Amendment; Provisional Orders confirmed; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading, 313. Bill passed, 321. 
Agreed to bv the Lords, 399. (Cited as Local Govern- | 
ment Board (Ireland) Provisional Orders Confirmation 
(No. 2) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, got. 


Loca GovERNMENT( Ireland) Provisionat OrveR ( No.3); 
Bill to confirm a Provisional Order made by the Local 
Government Board for Ireland confirming an Improvement 
Scheme, under Part I. of * The Housing of the Working 
Classes Act, 1890,” for the City of Belfast; Ordered, 191. 
Presented; read, and referred to the Examiners, 191. 
Report, That the Standing Order has been complied with 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 261. Bill committed, 
269. ported, without Amendment; Provisional Order 
confirmed ; Day appointed for Third Reading, 293. Bill 
passed, 299. Agreed to by the Lords, 399. (Cited as 
Local Government Board (Ireland) Provisional Order 
Confirmation (No. 3) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


Loca, GoverNMENT ( Ireland) Provistonat Orper (No. 
4); Bill to confirm a Provisional Order made by the 
Local Government Board for lreland under “ The Public 
Health (Ireland) Act, 1878,” relating to the Improve- 
ment of Streets in the Township of Blackrock ; Ordered, 
191. Presented ; read, and referred to the Examiners, 191. 
Report, That the Standing Order has been complied with 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 250. Bill committed, 
256. Reported, without Amendment; Provisional Order 
confirmed; Day appointed for Third Reading, 286. Bull 
passed, 292. Agreed to by the Lords, 399. (Cited as 
Local Government Board (Ireland) Provisional Order 
Confirmation (No. 4) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


Loca, GovBRNMENT (Ireland) Provisionat Orper (No. 
5); Bill to confirm a Provisional Order made by the 
Local Government Board for Ireland under “ The Public 
Health (Ireland) Act, 1878,” relating to the Purchase of 
Land for Waterworks in the Poor Law Union of Tulla- 
more ; Ordered, 191. Presented; read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 19!. Report, That the Standing Order has 
been complied with ; Day appointed for Second Reading, 


8); Bill toconfirm Four Provisional Orders made by the 
Local Government Board for Ireland, under “ The Public 
Health (Ireland) Act, 1878,” relating to the purchase of 
Lands for Waterworks fur the Towns of Athlone, Castle- 
town, Berehaven, Cookstown, and Skibbereen ; Ordered, 
240. Presented ; read ; and referred to the Examiners, 240. 
Report, That the Standing Order has been complied with ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 271. Bill committed, 
278. Reported, without Amendment; Provisional Orders 
confirmed ; Day appointed for Third Reading, 313. Bill 
passed, 321. Agreed to by the Lords, 399. ee as 
Local Government Board (Ireland) Provisional Orders 
Confirmation (No. 8) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


*| Locat Government (Ireland) ProvisionaL Oroer (No. 


9); Bill to confirm a Provisional Order made by the 
Local Government Board for Ireland, under ‘‘ The Public 
Health (Ireland) Act, 1878,” relating to the Town of 
Tralee; Ordered, 256. Presented accordingly ; read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 256. Report, That the Standing 
Order has been complied with; Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 29i. Bill committed, 29y. Reported, 
without Amendment; Provisional Order confirmed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading, 331. Bull passed, 339. 
Agrred to by the Lords, 399. (Cited as Local Government 
Board (Ireland) Provisional Order Confirmation No. 9) 
Act, 1%92) Royal Assent, 401. 


*}Locat Government (Jreland) Provisionat Orper 


(No. 10); Bill to confirm a Provisional Order made by 
the Local Government Board for Ireland, under “ The 
Public Health (Ireland) Act, 1878,” relating to the 
Drainage of the City of Dublin, and to enable the Cor- 
poration of Dublin to borrow in excess of their Statutory 
Powers ; Ordered, 286. Presented; read, and referred 
to the Examiners, 286. Report, That the Standing Order 
has been complied with ; Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing, 312. Bill committed, 321. Reported; Provisional 
Order confirmed; Day appointed for consideration, as 
amended, 362. Bill considered, as amended ; Passed, 364. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 399. (Cited as Local Govern- 
ment Board (Ireland) Provisional Order Confirmation 
(Wo. 10) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


245- Bill committed, 251. Reported, without Amend-| foc, GovernmeNT Provisionan Orpers; Bill to con- 


ment; Provisional Order confirmed; Day appointed for 
Third Reading, 287. Bill passed, 292. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 399. (Cited as Local Government Board 
(Ireland) Provisional Order Confirmation (No. 5) Act, 
1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


Loca, GovernMENT (/reland) Provistonat Orpers (No. 
6); Bill to confirm Two Provisional Orders made by the 
local Government Board for Ireland under “ The Public 
Health (Ireland) Act, 1878,” relating to the Towns of 
Dundalk and Bangor ; Ordered, 207. Dvenciane, read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 207. Report, That the 
Standing Order has been complied with; Day appointed 


Vou. 147.— — Sess. 1892. 


firm certain Provisional Orders of the Local Government 
Board relating to the Urban Sanitary Districts of Bethesda, 
Bolton, Buxton, Eye, Lowestoft, Nottingham, Oswald- 
twistle, Reading, and Wigan; Ordered, 170. Presented, 
read, and referred to the Examiners, 170. Report, That 
no Standing Orders are &gt; pases. Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 194. Bill committed, 198. Reported, 
without Amendment; Provisional Orders confirmed; Day 
appointed for Thiid Reading, 261. Bill passed, 268. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 384. (Cited as Local Govern- 
ment Board’s Provisional Orders Confirmation Act, 1892) 
Royal Assent, 386. 

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Loca, GoOvEeRNMENT ProvisionaL OrpErs (No. 2); Bil | 
to confirm certain l’rovisional Orders of the Local Govern- 
ment Bouard relating to the Urban Sanitary Districts of 
Barnsley, Halifax, Keighley, and Wigan; Ordered, 170. 
Presented ; read, and referred tothe Examiners, 170. Re- 
port, That the Standing Orders have been complied with ; 
Day appvinted for Second Reading, 194. Bill committed, 


198. Reported; Provisional Orders confirmed ; Day 
appointed for consideration, as amended, 261. Bill con- 
sidered, as amended; Day appointed for Third Reading, 
269. Bill passed, 272. Agreed to by the Lords, 384. 
(Cited as Local Government Board’s Provisional Orders 
Confirmation (No. 2) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 386. 


Locat GoveRNMENT ProvistonaL Orpvers (Wo. 3); Bill 
to confirm certain Provisicnal Orders of the Local Go- 
vernment Board relating to the Urban Sanitary Districts of 
Acton, Bridgend, Lincoln, New Windsor, Rawdon, Sale, 
and Stapleton; Ordered, 170. Presented; read, and re- 
ferred to the Examiners, 170. Report, That the Standing 
Orders have been complied with; Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 194. Bill committed, 198. Reported, 
without Amendment; Provisional Orders confirmed; Day 
appointed for Third Reading, 261. Bill passed, 268. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 384. (Cited as Local Govern- 
ment Board's Provisional Orders Confirmation ( No. 3) Act, 
1892) Royal Assent, 386. 


Locat GOVERNMENT ProvisionaL Orpers (Wo. 4); Bill 
to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the Local Govern- 
ment Board relating to the Urban Sanitary Districts of 
Halifax, Milford, Northampton, Rochdale, Tenterden, and 
Wigan ; Ordered, 198. Presented; read, and referred to 
the Examiners, 198. Report, That no Standing Order are 
applicable; Day appointed for Second Reading, 226. 
Bill committed, 233. Reported, without Amendment; 
Provisional Orders confirmed ; Day appointed for Third 
Reading, 262. Bill passed, 268. Agreed to by the Lords, 
384. (Cited as Local Government Board’s Provisional 
Orders Confirmation (No. 4) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 
386. 

Locat GovERNMENT ProvisionaL Orpers (No. 5); Bill 
to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the Local Govern- 
ment Board relating to the Urban Sanitary Districts ot! 
Dover, Merthyr Tydfil, Plymouth, and Torquay; Or- 
dered, 198. Presented; read, and referred to the Ex- 
awiners, 198. Report, That the Standing Order has been 
complied with ; Day appointed for Second Keading, 227. 
Bill committed, 233. Reported, without Amendment ; 
Provisional Orders confirmed; Way appointed for Third 
Reading, 262. Bill passed, 268. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 384. (Cited as Local Government BKoard’s Pro- 
visional Orders Confirmation (No. §) Act, 18y2) Royal 
Assent, 3X6. 


Locat GoveRNMENT Provisionat Orpgrs (Vo. 6); Bill to 
confirm certain Provisional Orders of the Local Government 
Board relating to the Boroughs of Chard and Henley- 
upon-Thames ; Ordered, 198. Presented; read, and re- 
ferred to the Examiners, 198. Committed, 245. Re- 
orted, without Amendment; Provisional Orders con- 
Seaned ; Day appointed for Third Reading, 269. Bill 
assed, 272. By the Lords, with Amendments, 387. 
Dords* Amendments to be now considered; considered, 
and agreed to, 390. (Cited as Local Government Board's 
Provisional Orders Confirmation (No. 6) Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 401. 


Locat Government ProvisionaL Orvexs (No. 7); Bill 
to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the Local Govern- 
ment Board relating to the Havant, Tamworth, Warwick, 
and Wallsend, Willington Quay and Howdon Joint Hos- 
pital Districts, and to the Upper Stour Valley Main 
Sewerage District ; Ordered, 239. Presented ; read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 240. Report, That no Stand- 


ing Orders are applicable ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 285. Bill 


committed, 292. Reported, without 





INDEX ¢o the One Hunprep and Forty-seventa Votumey. 








[ 1892, 


Amendment ; Provisional Orders confirmed ; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading, 331. Bull passed, 33g. Ayreed 
to by the Lords, 399. (Cited as Local Government 
Board's Provisional Orders Confirmation ( No. 7) Act, 1892) 
Royal Assent, 401. 


Locat GovernMENT Provisionat Orpers (No. 8); Bill 


to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the Lucal Govern. 
ment Board relating to the Urban Sanitary Districts of 
Burnley, Paignton, and Penzance, and to the Rural 
Sanitary Districts of the Blything and Hendon Unions; 
Ordered, 239. Presented; read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 240. Report, That the Standing Orders 
have been complied with; Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 278. Bill committed, 283. Reported, without 
Amendment; Provisional Orders confirmed; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading, 313. Bill passed, 32), 
Agreed to by the Lords, 399. (Cited as Local Govern- 
ment Board's Provisional Orders Confirmation (No. 8) 
Act, 18y2) Royal Assent, 401. 


Locat GovERNMENT ProvisionaL Orpers (No. 9); Bill 


to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the Local Govern- 
ment Board relating to the Urban Sanitary Districts of 
Bradford (Yorks.) Halifax, Rawmarsh, Sheffield, and 
Shipley; Ordered, 240. Presented; read, and referred to 
the Examiners, 240. Report, That no Standing Orders are 
applicable; Day appointed for Second Reading, 285, 
Bill committed, 292. Reported; Provisional Orders con- 
firmed ; Day appointed for consideration, as amended, 362, 
Bill considered, as amended; Passed, 364. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 399. (Cited as Local Government Board's 
Proviswonal Orders Confirmation (No. g) Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 401. 


Locan GOVERNMENT PRrovisIonAL OrpeErs (Jo. 10); 


Bill to confirm certain Provisional Orders 6f the Local 
Government Board relating to the Boroughs of Chelten- 
ham, Halifax, and Hertford; Ordered, 245. Presented; 
read, and referred to the Examiners, 245. Report, That 
the Standing Order has been complied with; Day ap- 
— for Second Reading, 285. Bill committed, 292. 

epoited ; Provisional Orders confirmed; Day appointed 
for consideration, as amended, 368. Bill considered, as 
amended; Passed, 375. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
405. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 405. (Cited as 
Local Government Board’s Provisional Orders Confirma- 
tion (No. 10) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 406. 


Locat GovERNMENT ProvisionaL Orpxrs (No. 11); Bill 


to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the Local Go- 
vernment Board relating to the Boroughs of Crewe, Fal- 
mouth, and Godalming ; Ordered, 245. Presented ; read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 245. Report, That the 
Standing Order has been complied with; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 285. Bill committed, 292. Reported; 
Provisional Orders confirmed; Day appointed for con- 
sideration, as amended, 348. Bill considered, as amended; 
Day appointed for Third Reading, 357. Bill passed, 344. 
agreed to by the Lords, 399. (Cited as Local Govern- 
ment Board’s Provisional Orders Confirmation (No. \1) 
Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


Locan GoveRNMENT Provisionat Orpers (No. 12); Bill 


to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the Local Go- 
vernment Board relating to the Urban Sanitary Districts 
of Bath, Cheltenham, Louth, Nottingham, and West 
Bridgeford, Portsmouth, Salford, and Wallasey ; Ordered, 
251. Presented; read, and referred to the Examiners, 
25!. Report, That no Standing Orders are applicable; 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 278. Bill committed, 
283. Keported, without Amendment ; Provisional Orders 
confirmed; Day appointed for Third Reading, 313. Bill 
ssed, 321. By the Lords, with Amendments, 400 
Fords’ Amendments agreed to, 404. (Cited as 
Government Board’s Provisional Orders Confirmation ( No. 
12) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 406. Lie 











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Locat GoverRNMENT ProvistonaL Orpers (Wo. 13); Bill 
to confirin certain Provisional Orders of the Local Govern- 
ment Board relating to the Urban Sanitary Disiricts of 
Bilston, Morley, and West Ham; Ordered, 251. Pre- 
sented ; read, and referred to the Examiners, 251. Re- 
port, That the Standing Orders have been complied with ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 278. Bill committed, 
283. Standing Order suspended; and Leave to the Com- 
mittee of Selection to appoint the Committee on the Bill 
to sit, ard proceed forthwith, 339. Bill reported ; Pro- 
visional Orders confirmed ; Bill to be now taken into con- 
sideration ; considered; Passed, 348. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 399. (Cited as Local Government Board’s Pro- 
visional Orders Confirmation (No. 13) Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 401. 


Loca, GoveRNMENT ProvisionaL Orper (No. 14); Bill 


to confirm a Provisional Order of the Local Govern- 
ment Board, relating to the Borough of Chesterfield ; 
Ordered, 261. Presented ; read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 261. Report, That the Standing Order has 
been complied with; Day appointed for Second Reading, 
298. Buillcommitted, 305. Reported ; Provisional Orders 
confirmed ; Bill to be now taken into consideration ; con- 
sidered ; Passed, 348. By the Lords, with an Amend- 
ment, 400. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 404. (Cited 
as Local Government Board’s Provisional Order Con- 
firmation (No. 14) Act, 18y2) Royal Assent, 406. 


Loca, GovERNMENT ProvisionaAL Orpver (No. 15); Bill 


to confirm a Provisional Order of the Local Govern- 
ment Board relating to the Borough of Richmond (Sur- 
rey); Ordered, 286. Presented; read, and sreferred to 
the Examiners, 286. Report, That the Standing Order 
has been complied with; Day appvinted for Second 
Reading, 320. Committed, 324. Reported; Provisional 
Orders confirmed; Day appointed for consideration, as 
amended, 377. Bill considered, as amended; Passed, 
382, By the Lords, with Amendments, 405. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 405. (Cited as Local Government 
Board’s Provisional Order Confirmation (No. 15) Act, 
1892) Royal Assent, 406. 


Locan GoverRNMENT Provistonan Orper (No. 16); 


Bill to confirm a Provisional Order of the Local 
Government Board relating to the Rural Sanitary District 
of the Hemsworth Union; Ordered ; presented accord- 
ingly; read, and referred to the Examiners, 305. Order 
referring the Bill to the Examiners, discharged; Bill 
withdrawn, 382. 


Loca GovERNMENT ProvisionaL Orper (Poor Law) ; 


Bill to confirm a Provisional Order of the Local Govern- 
ment Board under the provisions of “The Poor Law 
Amendment Act, 1867,” relating to the Hundred of Mut- 
ford and Lothingland ; Ordered, 240. Presented; Read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 240. Report, That no 
Standing Orders are applicable; Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 271. Bill committed, 278. Reported, without 
Amendment; Provisional Order confirmed; Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading,313. Bill passed, 321. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 390. (Cited as Local Government 
Board’s Provisional Order Confirmation (Poor Law) Act, 
1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


Locat Government (Scotland) Apt (1889) AMENDMENT; 


Bill to amend “ The Local Government (Scotland) Act, 
1889”; Ordered, 58. Presented, 58. Committed, g2. 
Order for Committee discharged ; another day appointed, 
97. Bill considered in Committee, 108, 129. Committee 
ve 145, 162, 188, 201, 214, 238, 255, 277, 297, 304, 
328, 


Locan Government (Scotland) Orper (Glasgow, §c.); 


Bill to confirm an Order of the Boundary Commis- 
sioners for Scotland relating to the Burgh and City 
of Glasgow, the Burgh of Renfrew, and to the Parishes 
of Cathcart, Eastwood, Govan, and Renfrew, in the 
Counties of Lanark and Renfrew ; Brought from the 


Vou. 147.—Sess. 18y2. 





55 &amp; 56 Vicr.| INDEX to the Ont Hunprep and Forty-seventH VoLoumMe. 





Lords, 226. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 226. 





Report, That no Standing Order is applicable; Day ap- 
pe for Second Reading, 323. _Bill committed, 330. 

eported, without Amendment ; Order confirmed ; Day 
appointed for Third Reading, 375. Bill passed, 382. 
(Cited as Glasgow Order Confirmation Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 401. 


Locat GoverRNMENT (Scotland) Act. Vide Accounts. 


LocaL Ratss in Scor.anp (Grants in Aid). Vide Suppty. 


Locau Recistration of Titte (Ireland) Act. Vide Ac- 


CcounNTS. 


Locat Taxation (Customs and Excise Act). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Locat Taxation (Customs and a Act (1890) 
AMENDMENT; Bill to amend “The Local Taxation 
(Customs and Excise) Act, 1890,” with respect to Con- 
tributions for Technical Instruction; Ordered, 20. Pre- 
sented, 25. Motion, That the Bill be now read a second 
time ; Debate adjourned, 48. Further adjourned, 72, 87, 
103, 106, 122, 138, 154, 177, 193, 197, 206, 249. Order 
for resuming adjourned Debate, discharged; Bill with- 
drawn, 362. 

Locat Taxation (England) Account. Vide Accounts. 

Locat Taxation (Jreland) Returns. Vide Accounts. 

Loca Taxation (Licences). Vide Accounts. 

Loca. Taxation Reuizr (Scotland). Vide Epucarion. 

Locat Taxation Returns (£ngland). Vide Accounts. 

Locat Veto (Scotland; Wales). 


Loca Lomonp Raitway. 


Vide Liquor Trarric. 
Vide DumBarTon. 


Lopaers. Vide REGISTRATION. 


Lonpon. Vide Corporation. County of. 


Lonpon and Inp1a Docks Joint Committee; Report on 
Petition for leave to deposit a Petition for a Bill, That 
the Standing Orders “— to be dispensed with, 172. 
Report on Petition for Bill, That the Standing Orders 
have not been complied with; referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders, 194. Petition for Bill, referred 
to the said Committee, 195. Report. That the Standing 
Orders ought to be dispensed with, 211. Report read; 
Bill ordered, 211. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 
217. Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied 
with; Day appointed for Second Reading, 226. Bill 
committed, 256. Reported, without Amendment, 287. 
Passed, 298. Agreed to by the Lords, 392. (Cited as 
London and India Docks Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 4o1. 


Lonpon and Norta Western Rattway. Vide Lanca- 


SHIRE. 


Lonpon and North Western Raitway (Additional 
Powers); Petition, and Bill ordered, 36. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 44. Report, That Standing 
Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be read a 
second time, 149. Day appointed tor Second Reading, 
160. Bill committed, 169. Reported, 239. Considered, 
as amended, 251. Passed, 261. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 357- Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 388. 
(Cited as London and North Western Railway (Addi- 
tional Powers) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 4o1. 


Lonpon and Nort Western Rariway (Heaton Lodge 
and Wortley Railways); Standing Urders suspended; and 
leave given to bring in the Bill, 46. Bill read, and 
antel to the Examiners, 48. Report on Petition for 
dispensing with Standing Order 129, That the Standing 
Order ought to be dispensed with, 118. Report, That 
Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be 
read a second time, 149. Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 160. Bill committed, 169. Reported, 226. 

Considered, 


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and Wortley Railways )—continued. 


Considered, as amended, 251. Passed, 26%. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 392. Lords’ Amendments 
eed to, 393. (Cited as London and North Western 
ailway (Heaton Lodge and Wortley Railways) Act, 
1892) Royal Assent, 4o1. 


Lonpon and Nort Western Rattway (New Railways); 
Petition, and Bill ordered, 37. Order, That leave be 
given to bring in the Bill, discharged; Leave given to 
bring in another Bill in lieu thereof, 46. 


Lonpon and Norto Western Raitway (New Railways) 
(No. 2): Bill read, and referred to the Examiners, 48. 
Report, Thut Standing Order 62 has been complied with; 
Bill to be read a second time, 149. Day appvinted for 
Secoud Reading, 160. Bill committed, 169. Reported, 
239. Considered, as amended (changed to London and 
North Western Railway (New Railways), 251. Vide 
infra. 


Lonpon and Nortn Western Rattway (New Railways) 
(changed from London and North Western Railway 
(New Railways)(No. 2); Bill passed, 268. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 387. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
388. (Cited as London and North Western Railway 
(New Railways) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. Vide 


supra, 


Lonpon, Bricutron, ani Sours Coast Raitway; Re- 
port, That the Bill should orgimate in the House of 
Lords, 30. Report, That the Standing Orders had been 
certified to have been complied with, 50. Bill bronght 
from the Lords, 282. Read, and referred to the Exa- 
miners, 282, Report, That the Standing Orders not 
previously inquired into have been complied with ; Bill to 
be read a second time, 298 Committed, gi2. Bill 
reported, 941. Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to 
be now taken into consideration, provided amended 
prints shall have been previously Sesiaed 3 Consi- 
dered; Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now 
read the third time; Accordingly read the third time, 
and passed, with Amendments, 357. To which the 
Lords agree, 384. (Cited as London, Brighton, and South 
Coast Railway (Various Powers) Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 386. 


Lonpor, Cuatuam, and Dover Raitway; Petition, and 
Bill ordered, 37. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 
44. Report, Tuat Standing Order 62 has been complied 
with; Bill to be read a second time, 55. Committed, 69. 
Instruction, 93- Bill reported, 130. Considered, as 
amended, 150. Passed, 156. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 310. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 324. 
(Cited as London, Chatham, und Dover Railway Act, 
1292) Royal Assent, 386. 


Lonpon, Cuatuam, and Dover Raitway Brut [ Repayment 
Mer reel ; Motion for the House to resolve itself into a 
mmittee to consider of authorising the Repayment, 
subject to the provisions of Section twenty-one of “The 
London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Act, 1876,” with 
respect to compensation to landowners and other persons 
injured, and for the protection of creditors, and subject 
also to the provisions of Clause eight of the Bill now 
pending in this House, intituled, A Bill to enable the 
London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company to make 
Agreements with the Dover Harbour Hoard, and for other 
purposes, of the Sum of One thousand five hundred 
pouncs, which, in pursuance of the said Act, is now for- 
feited, or liable to - forfeited, together with any Interest 
or Dividends thereon ; Queen’s Recommendation signified ; 
Question agreed to,88. Mutter considered in Committee, 
gi. Resolution reported, and egreed to; Instruction to 
the Committee on the Bill, That they have power to make 
Provision therein, pursuant to the said Resolution, y3. 


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INDEX ¢o the One Hunprep and Forry-seventah VoLuMe. __[1899, 


SS sswoajw&gt;“wo9SSSE EES 
Lonpon «nd North Western Rattway (Heaton Lodge| Lonpon County Councit (General Powers) ; Petition, and 


Bill ordered, 37. Day oa for Second Reading, 55. 
Petition for additional Provision, referred to the Exa. 
miners, 184. Second Reading deferred, 69, 85, 159. 


Motion, That the Bill be now read a second time ; Amend. 


ment proposed, “ Six Months,” but not made; Bill to 
be now read a second time; Accordingly read a@ second 
time, and committed to a Select Committee of Nine Mem- 
bers; Five to be nominated by the House, and Four by 
the Committee of Selection; Al! Petitions presented 
Three clear davs before the meeting of the Committee 
referred, and Counsel ordered ; Power to send fur per- 
sons, papers, an! records; Five to be the Quorum, 194. 
Report on Petition for additional Provision, That the 
Standing Orders have not been complied with; referred 
to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 198. Re. 
port on said Petition, That the Standing Orders ought to 
be dispensed with, 211. Five Members nominated, 217. 
Bill reported, 296. Standing Orders suspended, and Bill 
to be now taken intu consideration, provided amended 
— shall have been previously deposited ; Considered ; 
tanding Orders suspended ; Motion, That the Bill be now 
read the third time; Debate adjourned, 305. Resumed; 
Biil to be now read the third time; Accordingly read the 
third time, and passed [new Title], 312. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 400. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
405. (Cited as London County Council (General Powers) 
Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 406. 


Lonpon County Councit (Money) Birt; Order, That 


paragraph (1) of Standing Order 1948 be suspended, and 
that the time for depositing the Petition for the Bill be 
extended until Thursday the 5th day of May next, 170. 
Petition, and Bill ordered, 217. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners, 223. Report, That Standing Order 194: 
has been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 
237. Committed, 251. Reported, 330. Standing Orders 
suspended, and Bill to be now taken into consideration, 
provided amended prints shall have been previously 
deposited ; Considered ; Standing Orders suspended, and 
Bill to be now read the third time; Accordingly read the 
third time, and passed (new Title), 339. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 400. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 
405. (Cited as London County Council (Money) Act, 
1892) Royal Assent, 406. 


Lonpon County Councit (Subways); Petition, and Bill 


ordered, 37. Read, 45. Committed, 55. Report for 
attendance of Witnesses, 118. Bill reported, 151. Con- 
sidered, as amended, 184. Passed, 194. 


Lonpon County Councit (Tramways); Petition, and Bill 


ordered, 37. Read, 45. Day appointed for Second Reading, 
58. Motion, That the Bill be now read a second time; 
Amendment proposed “Six Months”; but, on Division, 
not made; Bill committed, 69. Reported, 236. Con- 
sidered, as amended, 260. Passed, 27i. 


Lon pon Provistonat Orper. Vide Epucation. 
Lonpon Rattway. Vide CEenrTRA.. 
Lonpon Scuoot Boarp. Vide Scuoo.. 


Lonpon, Titsury, and SourHeyp Raitway, &amp;c. Vide 


Raibway Rates. 


Lonpon Tramways; Report, That the Standing Orders 


have not been complied with; referred to the Select 
Committee on Standing Orders, 77. Petition for Bill 
referred to the said Committee, 78. Report, That the 
Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 98. Report 
read ; Bill ordered, 101. Read, and referred to the Exa- 
miners, 104. Report, That Standing Order 63 has been 
complied with ; Bill to be read a second time, 291. Com- 
mitted, 320. 


Lonpon University. Vide Suppty. 


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55 &amp; 56 Vict.} 


LoNDON Water (No.1); Petition, and Bill ordered, 136. 
Read, 140, Day appointed for Second Reading, 152. 
Bill commiited, 164. Reported, 285. Considered, as 
amended (changed to London Water Bill), 298. 

—_——_—_——_ Vide Lonpon Water. 

Lonpon Water (changed from London Water (No. 1) 
Bill); Considered, as amended, 298. Standing Order 
suspended, and Bill to be now read the third time ; 
Accordingly read the third time, and passed, 305. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 392. (Cited as London Water Act, 
1892) Royal Assent, 401. 

Vide Lonpon Water (No. 1) Brun. 

Lorp Hien Cuancettor. Vide CHANCELLOR. 

Lorp Lizutenant and County Magistrates; Bill to 
abolish the Office of Lieutenants of Counties, and to 
amend the Qualification of Justices of the Peace; Ordered, 
2y. Presented, 29. Second Reading deferred, 238. 

Lorp Ligvrenant of IreLanp, HovsEuo.p, &amp;c. 
Suppty. 


LORDS: 

————. MgssaGEs TO,— 

—_—— ————— communicating Resolutions and 
desiring their concurrence, 62, 74. 

concurring in Resolution of the 

















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Lords, 129. 

— requesting Cony of Report 

from Select Committee on Metropolitan Hospitals, &amp;c., 
377- Copy communicated, 384. 

———— MeEssaGEs FROoM,— 

— ——_——-— concurring in Resolutions 
of the Commons, 75, 85. 























ee communicating Resolution 

and desiring the concurrence of this House, 102. 
requesting Copy of Special 
Report from Select Committee on Railway Servants (Hours 
of Labour), 229. Printed Copy to be communicated, 
229. 


He 




















—-—_———_ requesting Copy of Report, 
&amp;e., from Select Committee on Town Holdings, &amp;c., 372. 
Printed Copy to be communicated, 372. 

— For other Messages relative 
to Joint Committees, see CommitTexs (Joint Committees). 








Loss of Lire at Sea. Vide Accounts. 


Lostwitn1eEL and Fowey Raitway; Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have been com- 
plied witn,50. Bill brought fromthe Lords, 311. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners,311. Report, That the Standing 
Orders not previously inquired into have been complied 
with; Bill to be read a second time, 320. Committed, 330. 
Standing Orders suspended, and Leave to the Committee of 
Selection to appoint the Committee on the Bill to sit and 
proceed forthwith, 348. Bill reported, 375. Standing 
Orders suspended, and Bill to be now taken into considera- 
tion, provided amended prints shall have been previousl 
deposited ; Bill considered; Standing Orders Siapiiied, 
and Bill to be now read the third time; Accordingly read 
the third time, and passed, with Amendments, 381. By the 
Lords with Amendments, 392. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 393. (Cited as Lostwithiel and Fowey Rail- 
way Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


Lunacy. Vide Accounts. 

Lunacy Boarp (Scotland). Vide SurPty. 
Lunacy (England), Vide Suppty. 

Lunacy (Ireland; Scotland). Vide Accounts. 


Lynton Rartway; Report, That the Bill should ongi- 
nate in the House of Lords, 30. Kepoit, That the Stand- 


Vor. 14.——Sess. 1892. 


INDEX to the One Hunprep and Forty-seventa Votome, 


Read, and 
Report, That the Stand- 
ing Orders not previously inquired into have been complied 
with; Bill to be read a second time, 323. Committed, 


373- 


50. Bill brought from the Lords, 314. 


referred to the Examiners, 314. 


55 &amp; 56 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess. 7. 182. 


~ 
M ACHINERY. Vide Ratine of. 


Mactoure, Joun Wituiam, Esquire, u.p. Vide Parivi- 


LEGE. 
Magan, Mr. Vide Accounts. 
Magistracy. Vide Souicitors 


Magistrates. Vide Sripenpiary. 


Maaistrates in Potice Bureus (Scotland); Bill to enable 
the junior Magistrates of Police Burghs in Scotland to 
act ez officio as Justices of the Peace and Commissioners 
of Supply for the County in which the said Burghs are 
situated ; Ordered, 19. tll 24. Order for Second 
Reading discharged ; another day appointed, 74. Second 
Reading deferred, 123, 138. Bill committed, 155. Con- 
sidered in Committee, 158. Committee deferred, 169. 
Order for Commitice discharged ; another day appointed, 
170. 


Maint Contracts. Vide Post Orrice. 


Matt Suipes Act. Vide Accounts, 


ManaGement and Controt of Domestic AFFAIRS 
(England and Wales). Vide Surpiy ( Amendments). 
Division, Writ. Vide 


Mancnuester, Nortn East 


ELEcTIONS. 


Mancnresrer, SHerrietp, and Lincoitnsairs Railway 
( Extension to London, §c.); Petition, and Bill ordered, 37. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 45. Report, That 
Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be 
read a second time, 65. Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 75. Bill read a second time; Motion, That 
the Bill be committed to a Select Committee of Seven 
Members, Four to be nominated by the House, and Three 
by the Committee of Selection; That, subject to the 
Rules, Orders, and Proceedings of this House, all 
Petitions against the Bill presented on or before the 27th 
February last be referred to the Committee, and Counse! 
ordered ; That the Committee have Power to send for 
persons, papers, and records; That Four be the Quorum ; 
And, objection being taken, the Debate stood adjourned, 77. 
Motion, That it be an Instruction to the Committee to 
consider, if they think fit, whether, if the Railway is shown 
to be required, the proposed approach to London, and the 
district in which the terminus is to be placed, is the most 
suitable, regard being had to the character of the particular 
site and the neighbourhood, the means of access thereto, 
and the convenience of the Metropolis generally ; And, 
objection being taken, the Debate stood adjourned, 77. 
Resuined; Motion withdrawn; Bill committed, 81. 
Minvtes of Evidence of last Session referred, 124. 
Reports for attendance of Witnesses, 125, 134. Bill 
reported, 200. Day appointed for consideration, as 
amended, 237. Bill considered, as amended, 299. 

Queen’s Consent signified ; Bill passed, 250. 
caaspneieempeasnsnnnisinsneagilinilioas Vide 





Rartway Rares. 


Mancuester Suip Cana ; Report That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 50. Bill brought from the Lords, 310. Read, and 

referred 


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Mancuester SHip Canat—continued. 
referred to the Examiners, 311. Report, That the Stand- 
ing Orders not previously inquired into have been 
complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 323. 
Standing Orders suspended ; and Bill to be now read a 
second time; Accordingly read a second time, and com- 
mitted, 330. 


Man, Isuz of. Vide Accounts. 


May, Ise of (Customs); Bill to amend the Law respecting 
the Customs Duties in the Isle of Man; Ordered, 274. 
Presented, 274. Second pening deferred, 289, 295. Bill 
committed, 302. Committee deferred, 318. Bill further 
considered in Committee, and reported, without Amend- 
ment; Passed, 322. Agreed to by the Lords, 392. 
(Cited as Isle of Man (Customs) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 
400. 


Manvuracroriges and Macatnery in Foreien Countries 
(Exemptions from Rating). Vide Accounts. 


Manures. Vide ArtiFIciaL. 


Maraaret’s, Saint. Vide SArint MARGARET. 


Marcarine Act (1887) AMENDMENT; Bill to amend “ The 
Margarine Act, 1887”; Ordered, zo8. Presented, 208. 
Second Reading deferred, 320. 


Marcarine Act (Manufactories; Prosecutions). Vide 


Accounts. 


Maroarer Prer and Harsour. Vide Accounts. 


Mark or Origin. Vide Foreign Goons. 


Marriage Acr. Vide Accounts. ‘ 


Marriaces Asroap; Bill to consolidate Enactments re- 
lating to the Marriage of British Subjects outside the 
United Kingdom ; Brought from the Lords, 137. Read, 
267. Second Reading deferred, 289, 295, 302, 318. 
Bill committed, 322. Considered in Committee, and 
reported, 327. Considered, as amended; Passed, with 
Amendments, 332. To which Lords agree, 392. (Cited 
as Foreign Marriage Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 400. 


Mareiaces, Birtas, and Dearus (England). Vide 


AccouU NTs. 


Marriaces, Birtas, and Dearns (Jreland). Vide 


AccounTs. 


MaraiaGe witha Decgasep Wire’s Sister; Bill to amend 
the Law as to Mariage with a Deceased Wife’s 
Sister; Ordered, 17. Presented, 22. Second Reading 
deferred, 237. 


Marrizep Women; Bill to amend the Law by limiting 
the Power of a Married Woman to bind her Husband by 
Contiact in certain cases, and to further limit the time for 
the Recovery ef Small Debts and Demands; Ordered, 
18. Presented, 23. Second Reading deferred, 61, 64, 
68. Bill committed, 72. Committee deferred, 77, 138, 
154, 168, Bill considered in Commitiee, 177. Committee 
deferred, 187. Order for Committee discharged ; Bill 
withdrawn, 362. 


Marriep Women’s Prorerty Act (1882) AMENDMENT; 
Bill to amend “The Married Women’s Property Act, 
1882 ;” Ordered, 238. Presented, 239. Second Reading 
deferred, 255, 266, 276, 284. Day appointed for Second 
Reud'ng, 300. Second Reading deferred, 319. 


Martiat Law. Vide Suppry (Navy). 
Martin, Saint. Vide Stamrorp. 


Mavritivs Loan GuaranteE; Motion for the House to 
resolve itself into a Committee, to consider of authorising 
the Treasury to guarantee, out of the Consolidated Fund 
of the United Kingdom, the payment of a Loan to be 





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[ 1892, 


raised by the Government of Mauritius ; Queen’s Recom- 
mendation signified; Question agreed to, 356. Matter 
considered in Committee, 362. Resolution reported, and 
agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon, 371. Vide infra. 


Maveitius Loan; Bill to authorise the Treasury to 
geventon the payment of a Loan to be raised by the 
vvernment of the Colony of Mauritius; Ordered; pre- 
sented accordingly, 371. Committed, 378. Considered 
in Committee, and reported, without Amendment, 38», 
Passed, gg. Agreed to by the Lords, 399. (Cited as 
Mauritius Hurricane Loan Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401, 


Vide Weicuts. 


Mepicau Councli.s. 


MEAsuRgs. 


Vide Accounts. 


Mepicau EstaBuisHMents. Vide Suppiy (Army). 


Vide Suppty (Navy). 


Mepixa Tunnet; Report, That the Bill should originate 
in the House of Lords, 30. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 50. 
Bill brought from the Lords, 220. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners, 220. Report, That the Standing Orders 
not previously inquired into have been complied with; 
Bill to be read a second time, 227. Committed, 251. 
Reported, 287. Considered, as amended, 312. Queen’s 
Consent signified ; Bill passed, with Amendments, 324, 
To which the Lords agree, 372. (Cited as Medina Tunnel 
Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 386. 

Mepway (Upper) Navication; Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have we com- 
plied with, 50. Bill brought from the Lords, 164. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 165. Report, That no 
Standing Orders not previously inquired into are appli- 
cable; Bill to be read a second time, 173. Committed, 
184. Reported, 262. Considered, as amended, 278. 
Passed, with Amendments, 291. To which the Lords 
agree, 310. (Cited as Medway (Upper) Navigation Act, 
1892) Royal Assent, 386. 


MeetTine of the House. Vide Hovss. 


MEMBERS : 


--——-——-— returned for two or more places, to make 
their Election for which place they will serve withina 
certain time, 4. 

———— -——-— to withdraw during any Debate upon their 

Election and Return, 4. 


————— returned upon Double Returns, to witb- 
draw till their Returus are determined, 4. 


MEDICAL SERVICEs. 





——— elected or returned by bribery, will be pro- 
ceeded against with the utmost severity, 4. 


——_——- —— ordered to prepare and bring in Bills 
(Public), 17, &amp;c. (Provisional Orders), 75, &amp;c. 

- to bring in Bills ( Private), 33, &amp;c. 

present Bills (Public), 22, &amp;e. 

— reported absent from Committees on Group 

of Private Bills, on account of illness, 151 ; and discharged 

from further attendance, 147. 

report Member (Chairman) unable to 

attend on account of being a Shareholder in a certain 

Railway Company, 398. 

————— discharged from further attendance on 
Select Committees ; others added, 63, &amp;c. On Bills ; others 
added, 184, 297, &amp;c. 
discharged from Standing 
and others appointed in substitution, 211, &amp;c. 


——_— added to Committees, 214, &amp;c. To Stand- 
ing Committee, 211, &amp;c. 
































Committees, 





—-———~— have leave of absence, on account of 
domestic affliction, a fortnight, 95. 


Ten days, 208. 
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MEMBERS—continued. 
—————— report Answers to Addresses (the Comp- 
troller of the Household), 119, 282. 


—_- ——_—— — presented Bills, 20, &amp;c. 





—— certain Members nominated by Mr. Speaker 
to be temporary Chairmen of Committees, 65. 


— ———— acquaint the Hou-e, That Her Majesty, 
having been informed of the subject-matter of Motions, 
recommends them to the consideration of the House, 69, 
&amp;e. 

—_—_ acquaint the House, That Her Majesty, 
having been informed of the contents of a Petition, re- 
commends it to the consideration of the House, 118. 








—_ — ordered to attend in their places on certain 
days (Mr. John William Maclure), 157. Attends, 166. 


_ ordered to attend in their places on certain 
days (Mr. De Cobain), 28. Order read, but Mr, De Cobain 
did uot attend, pursuant to the said Order, §9. 

—_— — expelled this House (Mr. De Cobain), 67, 
(Mr. Hastings), 120. (Vide De Cosparn, Mr. ; Hastinos, 
Mr.) 








—_—- objection taken (in Committee of Supply) 
by Mr. MacNeill, Member for South Donegal, that in the 
Committee of Supply, on Friday the 4th of this instant 
March, on the Vote fora Grant in Aid of the Cost of a 
Preliminary Survey for a Railway from the Coast to Lake 
Victoria Nyanza, Sir Lewis Pelly and Mr. Burdett-Coutts, 
being directors and shareholders, and Sir John Puleston, 
being a shareholder in the East African Company, had 
voted with the Ayes, they having in his judgment a direct 
personal pecuniary interest in the said Grant; Motion, 
That the votes of Sir Lewis Pelly, Mr. Burdett-Coutts, 
and Sir John Puleston, given on Friday the gih of March 
in favour of the Grant in Aid of the Cost of a Preliminary 
Survey for a Railway from the Coast to Lake Victoria 
Nyanza, be disallowed; and the said honourable Mem- 
bers, having been heard in their places, withdrew ; Debate 
arising; and, it being ten minutes before Seven of the 
clock, the Chairman Tet the Chair to make his report to 
the House, go. Motion made, and Questiun put, That 
the votes of Sir Lewis Pelly, Mr. Burdett-Coutts, and Sir 
John Puleston, given on Friday the 4th of March in 
fuvour of the Grant in Aid of the Cost of a Preliminary 
Survey for a Railway from the Coast to Lake Victoria 
Nyanza, be disallowed ; and, on Division, resolved in the 
Affirmative, 98. 








— Member states to the Committee ona Group 
of Railway Bills, that he was unable, on account of his being 
a shareholder in a certain Railway, further to attend the 
Committee, 398. 


Letter to Mr. Speaker from Mr. Justice A. 
L. Smith, relating to the Imprisonment of Mr. George 
Woodyatt Hastings,» Member of this House, 101. Record 
of Proceedings ordered, 101. Presented, 104. Letter 
fron Mr. Justice A. L. Smith read; Letterand Record of 
Proceedings considered, 111. 











— state upon their own knowledge the sur- 
name of a Member, which bad been erroneously described 


ina Return, 104. 





—— ———— heard in their places, and withdraw (in 
Committee of Supply, on question for disallowing their 
voles), go. 





heard in their places; directed to with- | 
draw, and withdraw accordingly, 166. Member called | 
in; stands in his place, 167. 


— 





admonished by Mr. Speaker, in ee 
of a Resolution of the House, having committed a breach 
of Privilege, 167. (Vide Privitecs.) 


Vor. 147.-——Sess. 1892. e 


INDEX to the Onze Honprep and Forty-seventa Votume. 


—— ———— named (Mr. Cunninghame Graham) by 
Mr. Speaker, for disorderly interruption and for disre- 
garding th~ authority of the Chair; suspended from the 
service of this louse, 212. 


——— directed to 
accordingly, 212. 
—— —— suspended (Mr. Cunninghame Graham), 


withdraw ; and withdraw 





212. 

————_-——--— 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. Walter McLaren, 41. Mr. Webster (on an Amend- 

Mr. Arthur Balfour, 113 ment), 249. (On Main 
(twice). Question, us amended), 

Mr. Leake, 128. 

Mr, Arthur Bulfour, 138. 

Mr. Arthur Balfour, 141. 

Mr. Kilbride, 141. 

Mr. Arthur Balfour (on an 
Amendment to an Amend- 
ment), 166. (On an 
Amendment), 166. (On 
the Main Question), 167. 

Mr. Arthur Balfour (on an 
Amendment), 195. (On 
the Main Question), 196. 

Mr. Arthur Balfour, i196. 

Sir John Gorst, 205. 

Mr. Mattinson (on the Main 
Question), 237. 

claim, That the Original Question be now 

put, under the Standing Order, and Original Question put 

accordingly (Mr. Arthur Balfour), 138. Main Question, 

141, 167, 196, 237. Main Question, as amended (Mr. 

Webster), 249. 


249. 

Mr. Shaw Lefevre, 260. 

Mr. Findlay oe an Amend- 
ment to a Question), 280. 

Mr. Arthur Balfour, 308. 

Mr. Attorney General (That 

Clauses stand part of a Bill), 
216 (twice). 

Mr. Attorney General (That 
a Clause, as amended, stand 
part of a Bill), 3:7. (That 
words of a Clause stand 
part of a Bill, 317 (twice). 
(That a Clause stand part 
of a Bill), 317. 














rise in their places, and claim to move, 
That the Question be now put, pursuant to Standing Order 
(Closure of Debate) ; met: Question put, in Committee of 
the whole House :— 

Mr. Arthur Balfour (Supply), 71, 82, 116 (Whole House 
on Bill), 221. (Mr. Chaplin), 235. 

— rise in their places, and claim to move, That 

the Question be now put, pursuant to Standing Order, 

Closure of Debate ; but Mr. Speaker withholds his assent, 

and declines then to put that Question: — 


Mr. John Redmond, 49. Mr. Webster, 248. 

Mr. William Johustou, 66. Mr. Byron Reed, 306. 

Mr. Schwann, 67. Mr. Attorney Geueral (That 
Mr. Philipps, 67. a Clause stand part of a 
Mr. Mark Stewart, 95. Bill), 317. 

Mr. Conybeare, 237. 





————_—_— In Committee of 
the whole House, but the Chairman withholds his 
assent, and declives then to put that Question :— 


Mr. Wootton Isaacson (Sup- | Sir Charles Dalrymple (Sup- 














ply), 64. ply), 212. 
; Mr. Howorth (Supply), 112. 
as - Sydney Gedge (Supply), Mr. Arthur Balfour (Supply), 
+ 116 (twice). 
Mr. Arthur Balfour (Supply), | Mr. Secretary Stanhope (Sup- 
82. ply), 134. 





———_ rise in their places, and ask leave to move 
the adjournment of the House :— 

Mr. MacNeill, 95. Mr. Labouchere, 377. 

Mr. William O’Brien, 170. 

move, That Debates be now adjvurned 
(Colonel Nolan); but Mr. Speaker declines to propose the 
Question (Abuse of Rules), 113. (Mr. Lioyd-George), 127. 


That the Chairman do now leave the Chair 
(Mr. Wallace); but the Chairman declines to propose the 
Question (Abuse of Rules), 116. That the Chairman do 
report progress, and ask leave to sit again (Dr. Tanner), 


200. 
— That 














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MEMBER S—continued. 

——__—__—_——- That the Chairman do report p:ogre-s ; and 
Cuairman puts the Question forthwith (Abuse of Rules), 
116. 

——— - rise in their places, and claim to move, 

That the Question be now put, pursuant to Standing 

Order (Closure of Debate) in Committee of the whole 

House; but the Chairman withholds his assent, as he 

thought the Committee might be prepared to come toa 

decision without that Motion, 116. 





Memsers. Vide Vores of Meusers. 


Memsers, Paymentof. Vide Suppry ( Amendments.) 
Mercantite Marine Boarp. Vide Suppuy. 


MercantTite Marine (Colour Tests). Vide Accounts. 


Mercuanpise Marks Acts. Vide Accounts. 


Mercuant Seamen (Provisions); Bill to amend the Law 
relating to Provisions supplied to Seamen; Ordered, 19. 
Presented, 24. Second Reading deferred, 283. 


Vide Supp.y. 
Vide 


Mercuant Service ( Pensions). 


Mercuant Suippine Acts. Accounts. Deck 


CarRGogs. 


Mercuant Satreinc Acts AMENDMENT; Bill to amend 
the Merchant Shipping Acts; Ordered, 114. Presented 
accordingly, 114. Second Reading deferred, 154, 163, 169, 
171, 178, 183, 188. Bill committed, 206, Considered in 
Committee, and reported ; re-committed to a Committee of 
the whole House, 20y. Cummittee deferred, 222, 232, 248, 
259, 270,231. Bill again considered in Committee, 284. 
Committee deferred, 291. Biil again considered in Com- 
mittee, 295. Committee deferred, 304. Bill further con- 
sidered in Committee, and reported, 309. Consideration, as 
umended, deferred, 319, 328, 337. Bill considered, as 
amended ; Passed, 346. By the Lords, withan Amendment, 
392. Lords’ Amendment to be now taken into consideration; 
considered, and agreed to, 394. (Cited as Merchant 
Shipping Act, 1892) Royal Asseut, 400. 


Mercuant Suipeping Acts AMENDMENT [ 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 the remuneration to any officers 
that may be appointed for the purposes of inspection, under 
any Act of the present Session to amend the Merchant 
Shipping Acts ; Queen's Recommendation signified ; 
Question agreed to, 257. Matter considered in Committee, 
266. Resolution reported, and agreed to, 270. 


Mercuant Saippinc Casvuartigs. Vide Accounts. 


Mercuant Suippine (Fishing Boats) Acts AMENDMENT ; 
Bill to amend the Merchant Shipping (Fishing Boats) 
Acts, 1883 and 1887; Ordered, 178. Presented, 178. 
Second Reading deferred, 232, 255. Order for Second 
Reading rng Bill withdrawn; Leave given to 
present another Bill in lieu thereof, 296. 














- ——— —_—- —( No. 2); 

Bill to amend the Merchant Shipping (Fishing Boats) 
Acts, 1883 and 1887 ; Presented, in lieu of Bill withdrawn, 
296. Second Reading deferred, 319, 329. 


Mersey and Irwkuu (Prevention of Pollution); Petition, 
and Bill ordered, 37. Read, 45. Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 55. Second Reading deferred, 58. Bill 
committed, 66. Reported from the Select Committee 
on Police and Sanitary Regulations Bill, 300. Motion, 
That the Order of the House of the 17th day of March 
last, “ That, in the case of Bills reported from the Com- 

mittee on Police and Sanitary Regulations, three clear 

days shall intervene between the date when the Report of 
the Committee is circulated with the Votes and the con- 
sideration of the Bill,” be suspended in the case of -the 

Bill, and that Standing Orders be suspended, and that the 


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| 1892. 
eee 


Bill be now taken into consideration, provided amended 
prints.shall have been previously deposited ; and Question 
on Division, resolved in the Affirmative; Bill ene. 
sidered; Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be 
now read the third time ; Accordingly read the third time 
and passed, 321. Agreed to by the Lords, 399. ( Cited 
as Mersey and Irwell Joint Committee Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 402. 


Mersey Docks and Harsour Boarp. Vide Accounts, 


Mersey Raitway; Report, That the Bill should originate 
in the House of Lords, 30. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 50, 
Bill brought from the Lords, 165. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners, 165. Report, That the Standiny Orders 
not previously inquired into have been complied with: 
Bill to be read a second time, 202. Cummitted, a2- 
Reported, without Amendment, 364. Standing Orders pi 
pended, and Bill to be now taken into consideraticn ; Bil] 
considered ; Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be 
now read the third time ; Accordingly read the third time, 
and passed, 374. (Cited as Mersey Railway Act, 1892) 
Royal Assent, 40), 


MESSAGES: 


———————— from the Lords Commissioners,—By the 
Gentlewan Usher of the Black Rod,—To attend them in 
the House of Peers at the opening of the Session, 3, 

By the Yeoman Usher of the Black Rod (Royal 

Assent to Acts), 139, 400, &amp;c. At the close of the 

Session, 406. 











from the Lords,—By one of their Clerks, 
Agreements to Bills, 398, &amp;c.——_&lt;=— Amendments to 
Bills, 399, &amp;c. —~— Bringing Bills, 57, &amp;c. 





— from the Lords,—relative to Joint Com- 
mitiee concurring in a Resolution of the Commons, 75, 
85. 








—_—— To the Lords, communicating Resolutions, 

and desiting their concurrence, 62, 74. From the Lords, 
communicating Resolution, and desiring the concurrence 
of the Commons, 102. 





—_——_ Part of Message from the Lords relative 
to Joimt Committee, considered, 155. 

For other Messages relative to Joint Com" 

Vide Commitrezs (Joint Committees). 





mittees. 


Mereoro.tocy. Vide Accounts. 


Merropouiran Cattte Market. Vide Accounts. 


Merropouitan, &amp;c. Raitway. Vide Ratnway Rates. 


MerropouiTan Hospitaus, &amp;c. Vide Accounts. Loros. 


MerropouitaNn Pouice Courts (Buildings). Vide Suppty. 


MerropoutanN Pouice (District and Open Air Meetings). 
Vide Accounts. 


METRopouITAN Poxice ProvisionaL OrperR; Bill to con- 
firm a Provisional Order made by one of Her Maiesty’s 
Principal Secretaries of State under ‘The Metropolitan 
Police Act, 1886,” relating to Lands in the Parishes of 
Saint Marylebone, Saint Mary Abbotts, Kensington, and 
Ali Saints, Poplar; Ordered, 174. Presented; read, and re- 
ferred to the Examiners, 174. Report, That the Standing 
Order has been complied with ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 216. Bill committed, 224. Reported, without 
Amendment; Provisional Order confirmed; Day 4p- 
pointed for Third Reading, 262. Bill passed, 268. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 399. (Cited as Metropolitan 
Police Provisional Order Confirmation Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 40). 2TLT Ds 

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RIES SEES 
MgrRoPOLITAN Po rice ; Usual order to them, 4. 


——— Vide Accounts, Supp ty. 


Merropo.itan Raitway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 37. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 45. Report, That 
Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to 
be read a second time, 62. Committed, 75. Reported, 
148. Considered, as amended, 156. Passed, 169. By 

- the Lords, with Amendments, 263. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed 10,271. (Cited as Metropolitan Railway Act, 1892) 
Roval Assent, 386. 


hig oad 
Metropolitan Tramways. Vide Nortna. 





MsTropouitan Water Companies. Vide Accounts. 
Micnakw’s, Saint. Vide Saint Micwaen’s. 


MippLEsBroven Corporation; Petition, and Bill or- 
dered, 37. Read, 45: Committed, 505. Minutes of 
Evidence on Middlesbrough Extension and Improvement 
Bill in Session 1866, referred to the Committee on Police 
and Sanitary Regulations, 157. Bill reported from the Se- 
lect Committee on Police and Sanitary Regulations, 262. 
Considered, as amended, 282. Standing Orders suspended, 
and Bill to be now read the third time; Passed, 286. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 387. Lords’ Amend- 
ment agreed to, 388. (Cited as Middlesbrough Corpora- 

. tion Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


Miptanp and Sours Western Junction Raitway, &amp;c. 
Vide Raruway Rares. 


Miotanp Great WesterN Raitway of Ire.ann; Re- 
port, That the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 
90. Keport, That the Standing Orders had been certified 
to have been complied with, 50. Bill brought from the 
Lords, 311. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 311. 
Rep ort, That the Standing Orders not previously inquired 
into have been complied with ; Bill to be read a second 
time, 320. Committed, 330. Standing Orders suspended, 

- and Leave to the Committee of Selection to appoint the 
Committee on the Bill'to sit and proeeed on day named, 
348. Bull reported, without Amendment, 364. Standing 
Orders suspended, and Bill to be now taken into consi- 
deration; Considered ; Standing Orders suspended, and Bill 
to be now read the third time; Accordingly read the third 
time, and passed, 374. (Cited as Midland Great Western 
Railway of Ireland Act, 1892) Rvyal Asseut, 401. 


Miptanp Junction Raitway. Vide SrratFoRD-uvPpon- 
AVON. 


Miptanp Raitway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 37. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 45. Report, That Standing 
Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be read a second 
time, 58. Committed, 69. Petition for ad:itional Provi- 
sion ; referred to the Examiners, 193. Report on said 
Petition, That the Standing Orders have been complied 
with ; Instruction to the Comunittee on the Bill that they 
have Power to make Provision therein, pursuant to the 
said Instruction, 140. Bill reported, 147. Considered, 
as amended, 223. Queen’s Consent signified ; Bill passed 
[New Title], 233. by the Lords, with Amendments, 400. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 405. (Cited as Midland 
Railway Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 406. 


Mipwives’ ReoistraTIon ; Select Committee to consider 
the question of the compulsory Registration of Midwives ; 
Appointed ; Power to send for persons, papers, and re- 
cords, 129. Nominated; Five to be the Quorum, 181. 
Report (Inquiry not completed), 376. : 

Mitrorp Docks; Report, That the Bill should originate 
in the House of Lords, go. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, §0. 
Bill brought trom the Lords, 310. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners, 311. Report, That the Standing Orders 
not previously inquired into have not been complied 
with; referred to the Select Committee on Standing 
Orders, 320. Report, That the Standing Orders ought 
to be dispensed with, 350. Report read; Bill-to be read 


‘Vou. 147. 





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a second time, 350. Standing Order suspended, aud Bill 
to be now read a secoud time ; Accordingly read a second 
time, and committed ; Standing Orders suspended, and 
leave to the Committee of Selection to appoint the Com- 


“mittee on the Bill to sit and proceed forthwith ; Standing 


Orders suspended, and Bill to be now taken into con- 
sideration, provided amended prints shall have been pre- 
viously deposited ; Considered, 364. Bill reported, 375. 
Standing Orders: suspended, and Bill to be now read the 
third time ; Acccordingly read the third time, and passed, 
with Amendments, 381. To which the Lords agree, 399. 
(Cited as Milford Docks Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


Mititary Epvcatiox. Vide Supery (Army) 
Micitary Forces (Localization). Vide Accounts. 
Miurrary Lanps Consouipation ; Bill to consolidate cer- 


tain Enactments relating to the Acquisition of Land for 
Military purposes ; Ordered, 57. Presented accordingly, 
57- Order for Second Reading discharged ; another day 
appointed. 65. Second Reading deferred, 72, 80, 87, 96, 
117,131. Motion, That the Bill be now read a second 
time; Objection taken; Debate stood adjourned, 194. 
Resumed ; Motion, That the Debate be now adjourned; 
Question put, pursuant to Standing Order (Closure of 
Debate) (Mr. Arthur Balfour), aud, on Division, nega- 
tived; Original Question put, pursuant to said Standin 

Order, and, on Division, resolved in the Affirmative; Bill 
accordingly read a second time; Motion, That the Bill be 
commitied to a Select Committee; it being after Mid- 
night, Debate stood adjourned, 138. Further adjourned, 
142, 154, 230. Order for resuming adjourned Debate, 
read ; Question put; Bill committed to a Select Com- 
mittee, 236. Committee nominated; Power to send for 
persons, papers, and records; Five to be the Quorum, 
274. Bill reported [Title amended]; re-committed to a 
Committee of the whole House, 347. Committee de- 
ferred, 356,. 352. Bill considered in Committee, and 
reported, 371. Considered, as amended; passed, 378. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 398. (Cited as Military Lands 
Act, 1892) Royal Assent, goo. 


Mitiria. Vide Suppcy (Army). 
Miuitia Act. Vide Accounts. 
Mit.Bpank Prison; Bill to transfer the Site of Millbank 


Prison to the Management of the Commissioners of 
Works; Ordered, 29. Presented, 29. Second Reading 
deferred, 42. Biull committed, 52. Committee deferred, 

Bill considered in Committee, 64, 68. Further 
considered in Committee, and reported, without Amend- 
ment, 71. ‘Third Reading deferred, 80. Bill passed, 87. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 139. (Cited as Millbank Prison 
Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 139. 


Mitnatnort Water Suppiy Conrirmation Act, 1892. 


Vide Pustic Heautn ( Scotland). 


Mines. Vide Accounts. 
Mines and MinerAts. Vide Accounts. 
Mines (Eight Hours); Bill to restrict Labour in Mines to 


Eight Hours per day; Ordered, 15. Presented, 20. Motion, 
That the Bill be now read a second time; Amendment 
proposed “ Six Months” ; Question, That the word “now” 
stand part of the Question (Question put, pursuant to 
Standing Order, Closure of Debate); and, on Division, 
negatived; Amendment made; Second Reading put off 
tor Six Months, 128. 


Mines, Miners, and Mingraus. Vide Accounts. 
Mines Reeuration. Vide Coat. 
Mines (Summaries). Vide Accounts. 


‘Minine Accipents Insurancr (Scotland); Bill to provide 


for a System of National Insurance against Accidents in 
Mines in Scotland; Ordered, 42. Presented, 42. Second 
Reading deferred, 161, 213. 


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Miaine Boarps; Bill to provide fur the Constitution of 
Mining Bourds ; Ordered ; presented accordingly, 322. 


Minine Easements ; Bill to provide for the Establishment 
of Judicial Rents in respect of Mining Easements; Or- 


dered ; presented accordingly, 157. 
Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Miscettaneous and other CHariTABLE ALLOWANCES 
(Great Britain). Vide Suppvy. 


MisceLLANgEous and other CaarITABLE ALLOWANCES 
(Ireland). Vide Suppty. 


M ISCELLANEOUS ErrEectTiv E SERVICES. 
(Army) (Navy). 


MisceLLaAngous Expenses. 


Mint. 


Vide Suprtiy 


Vide Surpty. 
MisceLtangeous Lega Expenses. Vide Suppty. 


Mo.p Warer; Petition, and Bill ordered, 37. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 45. Report, That Standing 
Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be read a second 
time, 100. Committed,117. Reported, 163. Considered, 
as amended, 198. Passed,207. Agreed to by the Lords, 
296. (Cited as Mold Water Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 
386. 


MonmoutTusaire Water. Vide Western VatLeys. 


Monuments. Vide AncIent. 


Mornino Sittines; Proceedings on Closure commenced 
before Seven o’clock, finished after Seven o’clock, 141. 


-—_—_—_—_——. Vide Hovsr ( Business of the). 


Mortmain and CaariTaBLe Uses Act AMENDMENT BILL 
(changed from Local Authorities (Acquisition of Land) 
Bill); Passed by the Lords, with Amendments, 263. 
Lords’ Amendments to be now considered ; considered, 
und agreed to, 273. (Cited as Mortmain and Charitable 
Uses Act Amendment Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 385. 


ee — Vide 
Loca Avurnoritizs (Acquisition of Land) Bitt. 

















Morton Fen Provisionat Orper. Vide Lanp Drarnaaez. 


MOTIONS: 
— Opposed, and further proceeding stood ad- 
jourved, 70. 








———-—— Lapse at Midnight (in Committee of Supply), 


99- 

A Motion being opposed, after a brief explana- 
tory statement from the Member who made the Motion, 
Mr. Speaker put the Question in pursuance of Standing 
Order No. 16; 105. 


Mountains, Access to (Scotland); Bill to secure to the 
Public the Right of Access to Mountains and Moorlands 
in Scotland; Ordered, 93. Presented, 93. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 132, 139, 149, 165, 163, 169, 178, 187, 193, 
206, 213, 231, 238, 245, 329. Order for Second Reading 
discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 372. 


Mounrains, Access to (Scotland) (No. 2); Bill to regulate 
the Access of the Public to Mountains in Scotland; 
Ordered, 287. Presented,287. Second Reading deferred, 
318. Order for Second Reading discharged ; Bill with- 
drawn, 346. 


Movasis Dwe.t.ines; Bill to provide for the Regulation of 
Vans, Vehicles, and Tents used as Dwellings ; Ordered, 93. 
Presented, 93. Second Reading deferred, 161, 192, 213, 
238, 265, 284, 319. 

Mumates Ramway and Pisr (Extension of Time); Peti- 
tion, and Bill ordered, 37. Read, and referred to the 


Examiners, 45. Report, That Standing Order 62 has 
. been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 151. 








Committed, 174. Reported, 199. Considered, as eneaitil 
223. Passed, 233. Axgreed to by the Lords, 372. (Cited 
~ Mumbles Railway and Pier Act, 1892) Royal Assent 
386. ; 


Municrean Corporations Act (1882) AMENDMENT; Bill 
to amend “The Municipal Corporations Act, 1882”. 
Ordered, 16. Presented, 21. Motion, That the Bill be 
now read a second time; Amendment proposed, “ Six 
Months”; Debate arising (Closure claimed, but Mr. 
Speaker withholds his assent); Amendment, on Division 
not made; Mr. Speaker proceeds to interrupt the business 
at half-past Five o’clock; Closure claimed on Main Ques- 
tion, aud carried on Division; Main Question according] 
put, and resolved in the Affirmative ; Bull accordingly 
read a second time; Motion, That the Bill be committed 
to a Committee of the whole House; Amendment pro- 
posed, to leave out the words “ Committee of the whole 
House” and add the words “ Select Committee”; Ob- 
jection taken; Debate stood adjourned, 237. Further 
adjourned, 244, 249, 255, 267, 277, 297, 304, 320, 329. 


MounicipaL Corporations Acr (1882) AmenpMent 
(No. 2); Bill to amend “ The Municipal Corporations Act, 
1882”; Ordered, 235. Presented, 235. Order for 
Second Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn, 255. 


Municipat Corporations (New Charters). Vide Ac= 


COUNTS. 


MunicipaL Francuise (Jreland); Bill to amend the Law 
relating to Municipal Franchise in Ireland ; Ordered, 16, 
Presented, 20. Committed, 49. Considered in Com- 
mittee, 53. Committee deferred, §7, 60. Bill considered 
in Committee, 61,68. Committee deferred, 72, 87, 100, 
123, 149, 155, 197, 206. 


Monicipau Francaise (Ireland) (No. 2); Bill to regulate 
the Franchise in Municipalities and Townships in Ireland; 
Ordered, 16. Presented, 21. Order for Second Reading 
discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 61. 


Museums. Vide Accounts ( British). 
Museums. Vide Britisn. Supp ty. 
55 &amp; 56 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess. 7. 1892. 
N ATIONAL Desr (Conversion of Exchequer 
Bonds); Motion for the House to resolve itself intoa 
Committee, to consider of making further provision re- 
specting the Advances made by the National Debt Com- 


missioners under “ The National Debt Redemption Act, 
1889”; Queen’s Recommendation signified; Question 
agreed to, 277. Matter considered in Committee, 290, 
297- Resolution reported, and agreed to; Bill ordered 
thereupon, 303. Vide infra. 


Nationat Dest (Conversion of Exchequer Bonds) ; Bill 
to make provision respecting Advances made by the 
National Debt Commissioners under “ The National Debt 
(Redemption) Act, 1889”; Ordered; presented ac- 
cordingly, 303. Second Reading deferred, 318. Bill 
committed, 323. Considered in Committee, and reported, 
without Amendment, 328. Passed, 332. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 392. (Cited as National Debt (Conversion of 
Exchequer Bonds) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 400. 


Nationat Dest Orrice. Vide Suppty. 


Nationa, Dest (Annuities; Military Savings Banks; 
Savings Banks). Vide Accounts. 


Nationa Dest (Stockholders’ Relief); Bill to amend 
“The National Debt Act, 1870”; Ordered, 342. Pre- 
sented, 342. Second Reading deferred, 355. Bill com- 
mitted, 362. Considered in Committee, and reported, 
without Amendment; Passed, 371. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 398. (Cited as National Debt - ( Stockholders 
Relief) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 400. 

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Nationat Epvcation (Ireland); Motion, That leave be | Nationat. Scuoor Tgacuers (Ireland) (No. 2); Bill to 


given to bring in a Bill to improve National Education in 

Ireland; Debate stood adjourned at midnight, 57. Fur- 

ther adjourned, 63, 68, 71, 79, 82, 90, 102, 106, 117. 

Resumed ; Question resolved in the Affirmative; Bill pre- 

sented accordingly, 125. Second Reading deferred, 137, 

148, 168, 176, 196, 221, 231, 253, 274, 281, 2go. 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 “ until the 

local authority charged with the adininistration of com- 

pulsory powers is elected on a franchise similar to that 

which prevails in England and Scotland, and the Scheme 

vf Free Education is fairly applied to all efficient Ele- 

mentary Schools, this House is not prepared to proceed 

with this Bill”; but, on Division, not made; Bill com- 

mitted, 300. Committee deferred, 318. Order for Com- 

mittee read; Motion, That it be an Instruction to the 

Committee that they have power to insert in the Bill 

Clauses providing for the Compulsory Acquisition of 
Land for the purpose of Sites for Schools; Debate 

adjourned, 322. Further adjourned, 344. Resumed ; 

Amendment proposed, at the end of the Question, to add 

the words “and residences for Teachers,” and made; | 
Instruction to the Committee on the Bill, that they have 

power to insert in the Bill Clauses providing for the Com- 
pulsory Acquisition of Land for the purpuse of Sites for 
Schools and Residences for Teachers, 358. Bill con- 
sidered in Committee, and reported, 358. Order for con- 
sideration, as amended, discharged; Bill re-committed to 
a Committee of the whole House; considered in Com- 
mittee, and reported; Passed, 368. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 398. (Cited as Irish Education Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 490. 


INDEX to the One Hunprep and Forty-seventu Voiume. 


amend the Law relating to National School Teachers in 
Ireland ; Ordered, 18. Presented, 23. Second Reading 
deferred, 59, 76, 9%, 135, 154, 197, 254- 


Nationat Scuoot Teacugts (Jreland). Vide Accounts. 


Nationan Scaoot Tgacugrs (Ireland) (Pension Fund) 
(Grant-in-Aid). Vide Surpry. 


Nationa TgeLepHonE Company; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 37. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 45. 


NarurRatizaTion Certiricates, Vide Accounts. 
Navat and Marine Pensions. Vide Surpry (Navy). 
Nava ArMAMENTs. Vide Supety (Navy). 

Nava Derence Acr. Vide Accounts. 


Navat Knicurs oF Winpsor; Bill to amend the existing 
constitution of the Naval Knights of Windsor; Ordered ; 
ars accurdiugly, 264. Examiners to examine the 

ill with respect 10 compliance with the Standing Orders 
relative to Private Bilis, 269. Second Reading Iateaned, 
275, 290. ng That no Standing Orders are ap- 
— 291. Second Reading deferred, 302, 308, 319. 

ill committed, 323. Considered in Committee, 328. 
Further considered in Committee, and reported, without 
Amendment, 332- Passed, 343. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 392. Lords’ Amendments to be now taken 
into consideration; considered, aud agreed to, 394. 
(Cited as Naval Knights of Windsor (Dissolution) Act, 
1892) Royal Assent, goo. 


Navat Reserve. Vide Suprry (Navy). 


Nationa. Epucation (Jreland) [Grant]; Motion for the Navigation and Suippinc. Vide Accounts 


House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of 


authorising the | eye out of Moneys to be provided | Navy and ARMY ExPeNDITURE, 1890-91; Resolution, 


by Parliament, of an Annual Grant in Aid of Education 
in Elementary Schools, under the provisions of any Act of 
the present Session to improve National Education in [re- 
land; Queen’s Recommendation signified; Question 
agreed to, 314. Matter considered in Committee, 323. 
Resolution reported, and agreed to, 328. 


NationaL Epvucation (J/reland). Vide Accounts. 
SuppPLy. 


Nationat Gauuery. Vide Accounts. Svupp ty. 
Nationat Ga.uery (Jreland). Vide Accounts. Suppty. 


Nationa Institutions (Wales); Bill to a a Se- 
cretary of State for Wales, to constitute a Welsh Educa- 
tional Department; to make further provision for Local 
Government, and to create a National Council in Wales; 
Ordered, 19. Presented, 24. Second Reacing deferred, 
61, 128, 161, 213. 


Nationat Penny Banx; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 50. Bill brought from the Lords, 126. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 126. Report, That no Stand- 
ing Orders not previously inquired imto are applicable ; 
Bill to be read a second time, 136. Committed, 152. 
Reported, without Amendment, 180. Passed, 189. 
( Cited as National Penny Bank Company (Limited) Act, 
1892) Royal Assent, 267. 


Nationa, Portrait Gatuery. Vide Accounts. Suppty, 
Nationat Scnoot Teacuers(TJreland); Bill to improve the 
condition of National School Teachers in Ireland; Or- 


dered, 17. Presented, 22. Second Reading deferred, 
76, 92, 108, 128, 161, 2392, 265, 276. 


Vou. 147.—— Sess. 1892. 


That this House will, this day, resolve itself into a Com- 
mittee to consider the Savings and Deficiencies upon 
Navy and Army Grants for 1890-91, and the temporary 


| 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 Departments, presented upon the 
16th and 17th days of February last respectively, referred 
to the Committee, 347. Matter considered in Committee, 
354- Resolutions reported, and agreed to, 360. 


Navy and Marine Pay and Pensions Act, 1865. Vide 
Accounts. 


Navy (Appropriation Account). Vide Accounts. 
Navy (Courts Martial), Vide Accounts. 

Navy (Dockyard Expense Accounts). Vide Accounts. 
Navy (Estimates). Vide Accounts. 


Navy (Exceptions to Queen’s Regulations). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Navy (Health). Vide Accounts. 

Navy ( Hydrographer’s Report). Vide Accounts. 
Navy (Naval Defence Act). Vide Accounts. 
Navy (Naval Maneuvres). Vide Accounts. 
Navy (Naval Prisons). Vide Accounts. 

Navy (Naval Prize Money), Vide Accounts. 
Navy (Naval Savings Banks). Vide Accounts. 
Navy (Public Accounts; Navy Votes). Vide Accounts. 
Navy (Royal). Vide Accounts. 

Navy (Royal Naval Reserve). Vide Accounts. 


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Navy 



























































ae 








Navy (Statement Explanatory of Estimates). Vide Ac- 
counts. 


Navy (Victualling Yards Manufacturing Accounts, 18g90- 


1891). Vide AccounTs. 


Navy (Victuals and Clothing). 


Neatu and Brecon Rarway; Report on Petition for 
leave to deposit a Petition for a Bill, That the Standing 
Orders ought to be dispensed with, 191. Report on 
Petition for Bill, That the Standing Orders have not been 
complied with; referred to the Select Committee on 
Standing Orders, 223. 
said Committee, 223. Report from Select Committee 
on Standing Orders, That the Standing Orders ought 
to be dispensed with, 236. Report read; Bill ordered, 
236. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 239. Order 
referring Bill to the Examiuers, discharged; and Bill 
withdrawn, 283. 


Vide Suppiy (Navy). 


Neata River Crossinc. Vide Great WEsTERN. 


NevenateL Aspuatte Company; Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, go. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have been com- 
plied. with, 50. Bill brought from the Lords, 164. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 165. Report, That nv 
Standing Orders not previously inquired into are appli- 
cable; Bill to be read a second time, 173. Committed, 184, 
Reported, without Amendment, 219. Passed, 227. (Cited 
as Neuchatel Asphalte Company (Limited) Act, 1892) 
Royal Assent, 267. 


NewcasTie and Gatesneap Water; Report on Petition 
for leave to deposit a Petition tora Bill, That the Standing 
Orders ought to be dispensed with, 125. Report, That 


the Standing Orders have not been complied with; re-| 
ferred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 145. | 


Petition for Bill, referred to the said Committee, 145. 
Report, That the Standing Orders ought not to be dis- 
pensed with, 191. 


NEWCASTLE-UPON-TyNE IMPROVEMENT; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 37. Read, 45. Conmitted, 56. Reporied from 
the Committee on Police and Sanitary Regulations, 322. 
Order, That the Order of the House of the 17th day of 

‘March last, “ That, in the case of Bills reported from the 
Committee on Police and Sanitary Regulations, three 
clear days shall intervene between the date when the 
Report of the Committee is circulated with the Votes and 
the Consideration of the Bill,” be suspended in the case 
of the Bill; Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be 


ANDEX to the One Hounprep and Forty-stveEntH VOLUME. 


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Petition for Bill, referred to the| Newport Docks, &amp;c. 





| 1892. 


—, 


referred to the Examiners, 282. Report, That the Standing 
Orders not previously inquired into have been complied 
with; Bill to be 1ead a second time, 29%. Standing 
Urders suspended, and Bill to be now read a second 
time; Accordingly read a second time, and committed, 
321. Reported, 341. Standing Orders suspended, and 
Bill tc be now taken into consideration, provided amended 
prints shall have been previously deposited ; Considered ; 
Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now read 
the third time; Accordingly read the third time, and 
passed, with Amendments, 357. To which the Lords agree, 
384. (Cited as Newport Corporation Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 386. 





Vide ALEXANDRA. 


Newport, Gopsuitt, and Saint Lawrence Raitway; 


Report, That the Bill should originate in the House of 
Lords, 30. Report, That the Standing Orders had been 
certified to have been complied with, 50. Bill brought 
from the Lords, 159. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 
159- Report, That the Standing Orders not previously 
inquired into have been complied with; Bill to be read a 
second time, 202. Committed, 227. Reported, 365. 
Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now taken 
iuto consideration, provided amended prints shall have 
been previously deposited ; Considered ; Standing Orders 
suspended, and Bill to be now read the third time; 
Accordingly read the third time, and passed, with Amend- 
ments, 374. By the Lords, with Amendments, 4oo. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 405. (Cited as Newport, 
Godshill, and Saint Lawrence Railway Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 40%. 


Newport PaGNeut and District Tramways; Report, 


That the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 30, 
Report, That the Standing Orders have not been complied 
with ; referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 
50. Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified 
not to have been complied with, 51. Report, That the 
Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 84. Bill 
brought from the Lords, 341. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 341. Report, That the Standing Orders not 
previously inquired into have been complied with; Bill 
to be read a second time, 363. ‘Committed; Standing 
Orders suspended, and Leave to the Committee on the 
Bill to sit and proceed forthwith, 388. Bill reported, 
without Amendment, 398. Standing Orders -suspended, 
and Biil to be now taken into consideration ; Considered ; 
Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now read 
the third time ; Accordingly read the third time, and passed, 
402. (Cited as Newport Pagnell and District Tramways 
Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 406. 


now taken into consideration, provided amended prints! New TeLepHonge Company ; Petition, and Bill ordered, 38. 


shall have been previously deposited ; Bill considered, 
324. Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now 
read the third time ; Accordingly read the third time, and 
Passed, 330. By the Lords, with Amendments, 400. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 405. (Cited as Newcastle- 
upon- Tyne Improvement Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 406. 


New Forest; Petition for Bill, referred to the Select Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders, 39. Report, That the Standin 


Read, and referred to the Examiners, 45. Report, That 
Standing Order 62 had been complied with; Bill to be 
read a second time, §5. Day appointed for Second Read- 
ing, 69. Second Reading deferred, 88, 104. Motion, 
That the Bill be now read a second time; Debate ad- 
journed, 124. Further adjourned, 140, 170, 268, 292. 
Order for resuming adjourned Debate discharged ; Bill 
withdrawn, 312. 


Orders have not been complied with; referred to the said New Wrirs. Vide Exvections. 


Committeee, 50. Report, That the Standing Orders 
ought to be dispensed with, 66. Report read ; Bill ordered, 
66. Read, fg. Day appointed for Second Reading, 88. 
Second Reading deferred, 169, 233, 266, 305, 339, 379- 
Order for Second Reading discharged, 402. 


New Forest Rirte Ranee. Vide Accounts. 


NewaaveN Raitway. Vide EastBourne. 


Newrort Corporation; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 


Nortu Britisu and MercanTiLe INsuRANCE CoMPANY; 


Report, That the Bill should originate in the House of 
Lords, 30. Report, That the Standing Orders had been 
certified to have been complied with, 50. Bill brought 
from the Lords, 165. Read, and referred to the Exami- 
ners, 165. Report, That no Standing Orders not pre- 
viously inquired into are applicable; Bill to be read a 
second time, 173. . Committed, 184. . Reported, without 
Amendment, 219. Passed, 227. (Cited as North British 
and Mercantile Insurance Company's Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 267. 


‘with, 50. Bill brought from the Lords, 282. Read, and} Nortn Britisn, &amp;c. Rattway. Vide Raitway Rates. 


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55&amp; 56 Vicr.] 


Norrn Baitisu Raitway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 38. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 45. Report, That 
Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be 
read a second time, 65. Committed, 75. Petition for 
additional Provision, referred to the Examiners, 89. -Re- 
port on said Petition, That the Standing Orders have 
been complied with ; Instruction to the Committee on the 
Bill, That they have Power to make Provision therein 
accordingly, 100. Instruction (Repayment of Deposit), 
127. Bill reported, 199. Considered, as amended, 227. 
Passed [New Title], 250. Agreed to by the Lords, 384. 
(Cited as North British Railway Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 
386. 


Nort Britisn Raitway [ Repayment of Deposit] ; Motion 
for the House to resolve itself into a Committee on future 
day to consider of authorising the repayment by the Court 
of Exchequer in Scotland of the sum of Two thousand 
four hundred pounds deposited under the pruvisions of 
“ The Railways Construction Facilities Act, 1864,” with 
reference to the application to the Board of Trade for the 
Eyemouth Railway Certificate, 1884, and which is now 
forteited or liable to be forfeited, together with any 
interest or dividends thereon ; Queen’s Recommendation 
signified ; Question agreed to, 118. Matter considered in 
* Committee, 124. Resolution reported, and agreed to; 
Instruction to the Committee on the Bill, That they have 
Power to make Provision therein, pursuant tu the said 
Resolution, 127. 


Norra Eastern Rattway; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, go. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 50. Bill brought from the Lords, 263. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 244. Repoit, That the Stand- 
ing Orders not previously inquired into have been com- 
plied with; Bill to be read a second time, 271. Com- 
mitted, 298. Reported ; Preamble not proved, 398. 


Norta Eastern Raitway, &amp;c. Vide Rattway Rares. 


Nortu Eastern Raitway (Hull Docks); Report, That 
the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, go. 
Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to 
have been complied with, 50. Bill brought from the 
Lords, 263. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 264. 


Report, That the Standing Orders not previously inquired | 


into have been complied with; Bill to be read a second 
time, 271. Committed, 298. Reported; Preamble not 
proved, 398. 


NortHErRN Rattway. Vide GrRBat. 
Nortn Lonpon Raitways. Vide Raitway Rares. 


Norta Metropotiran Tramways; Report, That the 
Standing Orders have not been complied with; referred to 
the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 77. Petition 
for Bill, referred to the Select Committee on Standing 
Orders, 81. Report, That the Standing Orders ought to 
be dispensed with, 98. Report read; Bill ordered, 101. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 104. Report, That 
Standing Order 62 has been complied with ; Bill to be 
read a second time, 156. Committed, 174. Reported, 
241. Considered, as amended, 256. Passed, 268. By 
the Lords, with Amendments, 384. Lords’ Amendments 
erent to, 388. (Cited as North Metropolitan Tramways 
ct, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


Norrtn Pemproxesuire and Fisucuarp Raitway; Re- 
port, That the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 
30. Report, That the Standing Orders have not been com- 
plied with, referred to the Select Committee on Standing 
Orders, 50. Report, That the Standing Orders: had been 
certified not to have been complied with, 51. . Report, 
That the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 84- 
Bill brought from the Lords, 229. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners, 229, Report, That the Standing Orders 


Vou. 147.——Sess. 1892. 





INDEX ¢o the One Hunprep and Forry-stventH VoOLuME. 





not previously inquired into have been complied with ; 
Bill to be read a second time, 250. Committed, 272. 
Instruction, 283. Bill reported, 299. Considered, as 
amended, 324. Passed, with Amendments, 338. T6 
which the Lords agree, 372. (Cited as North Pembroke- 
— and Fishguard Railway Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 
386. 


Norte Pemsroxesuiee and Fisnauarp Rattway Bru 
[Lords] [Application of Forfeited Deposit] ; Motion for 
the House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider 
the expediency of authorising the repeal of Sections 20 
and 21 of “The North Pembrokeshire and Fishguard 
Railway Act, 1886,” relating to the deposit money, and 
in lieu thereof of making such other provisions us may be 
considered expedient or desirable; Queen’s Recommen- 
dation signified; Question agreed to, 272. Matter con- 
sidered in Committee, 278. Resolution reported, and 
agreed to; Instruction to the Committee on the Bill, 
That they have Power to make Provision therein pur- 
suant to the said Resolution, 283. 


Nortu Sea Fisnerizes. Vide Accounts. 


Nortu Saietps Warer; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 50. 


Nortn SrarrorpDsuire Raitway, &amp;c. Vide Raitway 
RatTEs. 


Nortn Sunperiranp Raitway; Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have been com- 
plied with, 50. Bill brought from the Lords, 310. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 311. Report, That the 
Standing Orders not previously inquired into have been 
complied with ; Bill to be read a second time, 320. Stand- 
ing Order suspended, and Bill to be now read a second 
time ; Accordingly read a second time, aad committed, 
324. Reported, 364. Standing Orders suspended, and 
Bill to be now taken into consideration, provided amended 
prints shall have been previously deposited; Con- 
sidered ; Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now 
read the third time ; Accordingly read the third time, and 
passed, with Amendments, 374. To which the Lords 
agree, 399. (Cited as North Sunderland Railway Act, 
1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


Norto Western Raitway. Vide Lonpon. 
Nortuwicu. Vide Bring. 
Notices of Motion. Vide House (Business of the). 


Norice taken of Various Marrsrs: 


That Forty Members 
were not present in the House, 55, 75, 107, 161, 169, 
190, 210, 226, 259, 271, 309. 





Nussey and Leacuman’s and Nussey’s Parents ; Report 
on Petition for Bill originating in the Lords, That the 
Standing Orders have not been complied with, referred 
to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 132. Bill 
brought from the Lords, 263. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 263. Report, That no Standing Orders not 
rage od inquired into are applicable, 271. Report, 

hat the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 
296. Report read; Bill to be read a second time, 296. 
Committed, 312. Reported, without Amendment, 331. 
Passed, 347. (Cited as Nussey and Leachman’s and Nus- 
sey’s Patents Acts, 1892) Royal Assent, 386. 


Nusszy and Leacnman’s and other Parents ; Report, That 
the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 30. Re- 
port, That the Standing Orders had been certified to have 
been complied with, §0. 


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55 &amp; 56 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess. 7. 1892. 
O*! ECTION raxen: 
— — To proceeding with various Matters: 
—_—____—_—__——— Bills,—-on Second Reading, 134. On 
naming day for Committee, Mr. Speaker ascertains the 


sense of the House by the preponderance of voices, 171. 
In Committee of the whole House, 61, 








299. 
— ———__— In Debates on Amendment to Question, 


144. 

ee In Committee of Supply, by Mr. 
MacNeill, Member for South Donegal, that in the Com- 
mittee of Supply, on Friday the 4th of this instant March, 
on the Vote for a Grant in Aid of the Cost of a Pre- 
liminary Survey for a Railway from the Coast to Lake 
Victoria Nyanza, Sir Lewis Pelly and Mr. Burdett-Coutts, 
being directors and shareholders, and Sir John Puleston, 
being a shareholder in the East African Company, had 
voted with the Ayes, they having, in his judgment, a 
direct personal pecuniary interest in the said Grant; Mo- 
tion, That the Votes of Sir Lewis Pelly, Mr. Burdeti- 
Coutts, and Sir John Puleston, given on Friday the 4th 
of March in favour of the Grant in Aid of the Cost of a 
Preliminary Survey for a Railway from the Cuast to Lake 
Victoria Nyanza, be disallowed ; and the said honourable 
Members, having been heard in their place, withdrew :— 
Debate arising ; and, it being ten minutes before Seven 
of the clock, the Chairman left the Chair to make his re- 
port to the House, go. Votes disallowed, on Division, 98. 


Occupying Tenants’ ENFRANCHISEMENT ; Bill to enable 

Occupying Tenants of Houses and Places of Business to 

urchase the Fee-simple of their Holdings ; Ordered, 32. 
Presented, 32. Second Reading deferred, 212, 265. 








Orricers 1N Inp1A. Vide East Inpia. 
Ort Rivers. Vide Accounts. 


Oup Acs. Vide Pensions. 

Op Ace Provipent Pensions; Bill to provide Pensions 
in Old Age to the Provident Poor; Ordered 17.  Pre- 
sented, 22. 


On-Licences. Vide Accounts. 
Orpers oF THE Day. Vide House (Business of the). 
Orpnance Facrorigs. Vide Suppiy (Army). 


Orpnance Survey; Select Committee to inquire into the 
present Management of the Ordnance Survey, and the 
[est mode of accelerating the Production and Publication 
ot Correct Maps of Great Britain and Ireland, and to 
report thereon ; Appointed, 28. Motion, That the Order 
for the appointment of the Committee be discharged ; 
Debate adjourned, 214. Order for resuming adjourned 
Debate, read; Order for appointment of Committee 
discharged, 229. 

— Vide Accounts, 








OreaniZaTion oF 'l'gacuers. Vide TEacuers. 


Ormskirk Gas; Petition, and Bill ordered, 3%. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 45. Report, That Standing 
Order 62 hax been complied with; Bill to be read a second 
time, 55. Committed, 69. Reported, igo. Considered, 
as amended, 159. Passed, 175. Agreed to by the Lords, 
gio. (Cited as Ormskirk Gas Light Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent 386. 


OvutTpoor Provipent Renier; Bill to amend the Law 
relating to Outdoor Relief in Sickness and Widow- 
hood to the Provident Poor ; Ordered, 20. Presented, 25. 


Ovurpoor Retisr (Jreland); Bill to amend the Law relating 
to the Distribution of Outdoor Relief in Ireland ; Ordered, 
17. Presented, 22. Second Reading deferred, 76, 100, 
123, 149, 205, 265. 





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Ourttawries; Bill for the more effectual preventing Clan. 


destine Outlawries ; Read, 4. 


Owners (Scotland). Vide Limiter. 
Oxrorp axp Ay.essury TrRamroaD; Report, That the 


Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with 50. Bill brought from the Lords, 310, 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 311. Report, That 
the Standing Orders not previously inqui:ed into have been 
complied with Bill to be read a second time, 323. Stand- 
ing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now read a second 
time; Accordingly read u second time, and committed, 
330. Standing Orders suspended, and Leave to the Com. 
mittee of Selection to appoint the Committee on the 
Bill to sit and proceed forthwith, 348. Bill reported, 
364. Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now 
taken into consideration, provided amended prints shall 
have been previously deposited ; Considered; Standin 

Orders suspended, and Bill to be now read the third 
time ; Accordingly read the third time, and passed, with 
an Amendment, 373. To which the Lords agree, 399, 
(Cited as Oxford and Aylesbury ‘l'ramroad Act, 1892) 
Royal Assent, 401. 


Oxrorp Gas; Report, That the Bill should originate in the 


House of Lords, 30. Report, That the Standing Orders 
had been certified to have been complied with, 50. Bill 
brought from the Lords, 165. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 165. Report, That no Standing Orders not 
previously inquired into are applicable; Bill to be read a 
second time, 173. Committed, 184. Reported, 219. 
Considered, as amended, 233. Passed, with Amendments, 
245. To which the Lords agree, 263. (Cited as Oxford 
Gas Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 268. 


Oysters. Vide Fisnerizs. 


55 &amp; 56 Victoria. T[arl.24. Sess. 7. 18092. 


Pac I FIC Rartway Company. Vide Buznos Ayrgs., 
Pancras, Saint. Vide Saint Pancras. 

Papers. Vide Accounts. 

Parcets Post (United States of America and Great 


Britain). Vide Accounts. 


Parisu Counci.s, &amp;c.; Bill for the Creation of Parish 


Councils, to be elected by reformed Parish Vesiries, with 
Powers as to Allotments, Charities, Outdoor Relief of the 
Poor, the Management of Elementary Schools, the 
Housing of the Working Classes, and other matters, and 
to amend the Allotments Acts, 1887 and 1890; Ordered, 
19. Preseuted, 23. Order for Second Reading on future 
day, discharged, Bill withdrawn, 132. 


PARLIAMENT: 





——————— Proclamation for further proroguing 
Parliament, 2. For holding Parliament, 2. Parliament 
meets, 3. Parliament prorogued, 406. 


Partiamentary and County Councits Exezctions (Me- 


tropolis) (List of Voters). Vide Accounts. 


PARLIAMENTARY ConsTiITUENCIES Acts. Vide Accounts. 
Pars-taMENTAaRY Desares; Select Committee to inquire and 


report as to the cost and method of the publication of 
the Debates and Proceedings in Parliament; Appointed, 
280. Nominated; Power to send for persons, papers, an‘ 
records; Five to be the Quorum, 291. Report; Inquiry 
not completed, 338. 


PartiaAMENTaRY Deposits and Bonpns; Motion for the 


House to resoive itself into a Committee to consider of 
authorising the release of certain deposits, and the cancel- 


lation of certain bonds made or given to secure the per 
formance 


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P. 


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PaRLIAMENTARY Deposits and Bonps—continued. 
formance of Undertakings authorised by Parliament ; 
Queen’s Recommendation signified ; Question agreed to, 
208. Committee deferred, 213, 222, 231, 253. Matter 
considered in Committee, 258. Resolution reported, and 
agreed to; Bill ordered thereupon, 264. Vide infra. 


——_— ——— — — - ——_— — Bll to authori-e 
the release of certain Deposits and the cancellation of 
certain Bonds made or given to secure the performance of 
Undertakings authorised by Parliament ; Ordered; pre- 
sented accordingly, 265. Second Reading deferred, 275, 
go2, 318. Bill committed, 328. Considered in Com- 
mittee, and reported, without Amendment: ; Passed, 333. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 392. ( Cited as Parliamentary 
Deposit and Bonds Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 400. 


PaRLIAMENTARY Evections; Bill to amend the Law re- 


lating to Parliamentary Elections; Ordered, 18. Pre- 
sen'ed, 22. Second Reading deferred, go, 108, 148, 
192. 


PARLIAMENTARY Exvecrtions (No. 2); Bill to consolidate, 
simplify, and amend the Law relating to Parliameutary 
Elections, and for other purposes relating thereto ; Or- 
dered, 18. Presented,23. Second Reading deferred, 49. 
61, 76, 92, 108, 144, 161. Order for Second Reading 
discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 169. 


PARLIAMENTARY ExeEctioNs (Jiliterate Voters). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 

ParLiIAMENTARY Exections (Registration) ; Bill to amend 
the Registration Acts with reference to the Registration of 
Inhabitant Occupiers and Lodgers entitled to vote at Par- 
liamentary Elections; Ordered; presented accordingly, 
104. Second Reading deferred, 122, 138, 154, 162, 177, 
232, 249, 277- 

ParLIAMENTARY Exections (Votes of Seamen); Bill to 
enable Master Mariners, Engineers, Seamen, and Fisher- 
men, to vote in the Election of Members of Parliament by 
means of Vuting Papers; Ordered, 58. Presented, 58. 
Second Reading deferred, 87, 103. Order for Second 
Reading discharged; another day appointed, 107. Second 
Reading deferre:!, 109, 124, 129, 132, 162, 172, 205, 254, 
276, 281. 

PaRLIAMENTARY Francaise (Extension to Women); Bill 
to extend the Parliamentary Franchise to Women; Or- 
dered, 16. Presented, 21. 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, 192. 


PaRLiAMENTARY FRANCHISE (Extension to Women) (No.2); 
Bill to extend the Parliamentary Franchise to Women ; 
Ordered, 16. Presented, 21. Order for Second Reading 
discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 248. 

PaRLiAMENTARY Papers. Vide Accounts. 

ParRLIaMENTARY Papers Disreispution. Vide House. 

ParuiameNntary Voters’ KecisTration ; Bill to amend 
the Law for the Registration of Parliamentary Voters, 
and for other purposes relating te Elections ; Ordered, 293. 
Presented, 293. Secoud Reading deferred, 304, 320.. 

Partiament (Debates and Proceedings). Vide AccouNTS. 

Paruiament (Election and Dissolution). Vide Accounts. 


PaRLiaMENT STREET IMPROVEMENTS. Vide WestTMIN- 
STER. 


Parocuiat Boarps (Scotland); Biil to reform the Con- 
stitution of Parochial Boards in Scotland, and the mode 
of electing the Members of such Boards; Ordered, 20. 
Presented, 24. Second Reading deferred, 48, 107, 142, 
149, 158, 177, 183, 193, 201, 266, 280. 

PartNersuips. Vide Limirep. 


Passengers. Vide RarLway. 


' Vou. 147. 


Sess. 1892. e 





| Parents. Vide Horsratt. Nussey. Simpson. WuHiTkE- 
HEAD. 


Patents, Designs, and Trape Marks Act. 
COUNTS. 


Pauperism (England and Wales). Vide Accounts. 


Pauper Lasour DisquauiricaTion Removaz; Bill to 
remove the Disqualification from Voting at Parliamentary 
and other Elections of Persons who hase been employed 
on Labour by Guardians of the Poor; Ordered, 208. Pre- 
sented, 208. Secund Reading deferred, 231, 247, 255s 
276. 

Paupger Lunatics (Ireland). 


Vide Ac- 


Vide Surpty. 
Paupsrs (England and Wales). Vide Accounts. 
Vide Suppty (Army). 


Pay and ALLowances (Militia and Militia Reserve). Vide 
Suppry (Army). 


Pay, ALLowances, &amp;c. 


Payment of Mempers. Vide Suppiy ( Amendments). 


Prace, Justices of the. Vide Justices. 

Pgace Preservation (Ireland) Act. Vide Accounts. 
PEERS; U-ual Orders relating to them, 4. 

Vide Norra. 


Vide WuirLanpD. 


PEMBROKESHIRE Rartway. 
PenpinE Raitway. 
Penpuxsury Locat Boarp. Vide Swinton. 
Penny Bank. Vide Nartionat. 

Vide Oup Ace. 


Pensions and SupPpERANNUATION 
Accounts. 


Pensions. 


Avtowancgs. Vide 

Penstons (Old Age); Bill to provide Pensions for poor 
Persons over the age of Sixty-five years; Ordered, 16. 
Presented, 21. Second Reading deferred, 283. 


Pensions (Old Age) (No. 2); Bill for establishing a system 
of Old Age Pensions ; Ordered, 356. Presented, 356. 


PERMANENT Cuarags CommuTaTION. Vide AccounTs. 


Persia. Vide Accounts. 


PETERHEAD Harsour. Vide Supp ty. 


PETITIONS: 
—— Pusuic; Presented, 31. 


—_— Pustutc Petitions; 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 such Committee do classify and prepare Abstracts 
of the same, in such form aud manner as shall appear to 
them best suited to convey to the House all requisite infor- 
mation respecting their contents, and do report the sume 
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 in extenso of such Petitions, 
or of such parts of Petitions, as shall uppear to require 
it:—And that such Committee have Power to report their 
Opinion and Observations thereupon to the House; Ap- 

inted ; Nominated; Three to be the Quorum, 59. First 
som yting Second, 93. Third, 110. Fourth, 129. Fifth, 
145. Sixth,163. Seventh, 193. Eighth, 216, Ninth, 239. 
Tenth, 261. Eleventh, 285. Twellth, 362. 


————— for Aid; Queen’s Recommendation sig- 
nified ; To lie upon the Table, 118. 

















PRIVATE : 

——— Petitions and Bills ordered, 37, &amp;c. 

—_——_—_————- Peiitions for Bills referred to the Select 
Committee on Standing Orders, 39, &amp;c. 








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PETITIONS—continued. 
Petitions for additional Provision, referred 
to the Examiners, &amp;c., 89, &amp;c. 
nn All Petitions against Bills (Private) pre- 
sented Three clear days before the meeting of the Select 
Committee, referred, and Counsel ordered, 70, 73, &amp;c. Said 
Order suspended, other Petitions referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 143, &amp;ec. (Bills, Hybrid), 134. Seven clear 
days; and Counsel ordered, 110. 
—_—_—_—— All Petitions in favour of or against 
certain Provisional Order Bilis presented Five clear 
days before the meeting of the Comwittee, referred, and 
Counsel ordered, 78. Said Order suspended in the case 
of certain Petitions, and Petitions referred, and Counsel 
ordered, 136, 160, 174. 
—— For leave to the proper Officer to attend 
a Trial, and produce Minutes of a Select Committee, and 
give Evidence, .60. Lave given, 2Co. 














Perry Juries. Vide Jury. 

Puarmacy Acts. Vide Accounts. 
Puarmacy Act (Jreland). Vide Accounts. 
Picxizs Patents. Vide WHITEHEAD. 


Pierard Harsour Provisionat Orpers (No. 1); Bill to 
confirm certain Provisional Orders made by the Board of 
Trade under * The General Pier and Harbour Act, 1861,” 
relating to Birchington, Colwyn Bav, Llandudno, Penarth, 
and Plymouth; Ordered, 152. Presented accordingly ; 
read, and referred to the Examiners, 152. Report, That 
the Standing Orders have been complied with; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 173. Bill committed, 179. Reported ; 
Provisional Order confirmed; Day appointed for con- 
sideration, as amendea, 218. Bill considered, as amended ; 
Passed, 223. Agreed to by the Lords, 267. (Cited as 
Pier and Harbour Orders Confirmation (No. 1) Act, 
1892) Royal Assent, 267. 


Pier and Harspour ProvisionaLt Orpers (No. 2); Bill to 





Bill committed, 321. Reported; Provisional Orders eon. 
firmed: Day appointed for consideration, as amended 
341. Bill considered, as amended ; Passed, 348. Agreed 
to by the Lords, 299. (Cited as Pier and Harbour 
Orders Confirmation (No. 4) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 
401. 


Pier and Harsour Provisionat Orpgr (No. 5); Bill to 
confirm a Provisional Order made by the Board of Trade 
under “ The General Pier and Harbour Act, 1861,” relatino 
to Bournemouth; Ordered, 278. Presented : read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 279. Report, That the Standing 
Order has been complied with ; Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 312. Bill committed, 321. Reported; Pro- 
visional Orders confirmed ; Day appointed for considerg- 
tion, as amended, 341. Bill consiered, as amended: 
Passed, 348. By the Lords, with an Amendment, 392. 
Lords’ Amendment to be now taken into cousideratien - 
Considered, and agreed to,394. {Cited as Pier and Har. 
bour Order Cunfirmation (No. §) Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 401. 


Piers and Harrsovurs (Jreland); Bill to make better 
| tetera for the Construction of Piers and Harbours in 
reland ; Ordered, 17. Presented, 22. Second Reading 
deferred, 76, 100, 109, 123, 132. 185, 205, 266. Order 
fur Second Reading, discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 303. 


|Pizrs and Harsours (Ireland) (Expenditure, &amp;c.) Vide 
Accounts. 





Piers and Harsours (Provisional Orders). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Pia Iron Warrants; Bill to regulate dealings in Pig Iron 
Warrants; Ordered, 17. Presented, 22. Second Reading 
deferred, 161, 211, 280. 


Pirotace. Vide Accounts. 


Pitorace ProvisionaL Orper; Bill to confirm a Pro- 
visional Order made by the Board of Trade under 
“The Merchant Shipping Act Amendment Act, 1862,” re- 
lating to the Pilotage District of Swansea; Ordered, 78. 





confirm certain Provisional Orders made by the Board of 
Trade, under “The General Pier and Harbour Act, 1861,” 
relating to Canna, Fleetwood, Mevagissey, and Newlyn; 
Ordered, 194. Presented accordingly; read, and referred 
to the Examiners, 194. Report, That the Standing Order 
has been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 
223. Committed, 228. Reported; Provisional Orders 
confirmed ; Day appointed for consideration, as amended, 
262. Bull considered, as amended; Day appointed for 


Presented ; read, and referred to the Examiners, 78. 
Report, That no Standing Orders are applicable; Day 
appointed for Second Reading, 97. Bill committed, 101. 
Reported, without Amendment; Provisional Order con- 
firmed; Day appointed for Third Reading, 143. Bill 
passed, 143. Agreed to by the Lords, 219. (Cited as 
Pilotage Order Confirmation Act, 1892) loyal Assent, 
267. 


Third Reading, 369. Order for Third Reading, dis-| Prtorace Provisionan Orpers. Vide Accounts. 


charged ; Bill re-committed to a Committee of the whole 


House, in’ respect of a Clause considered in Committee, | PLaces of Worsuip EnrrancuiseMENT ; Bill to provide 


and reported, Clause amended; Bill considered, as 
amended ; pussed, 272. Agreed to by the Lords, 372. 
(Cited as Pier and Harbour Orders Confirmation (No, 2) 
Act, 18y2) Royal Assent, 386. 


Pier and HarsBour ProvisionaL Orpers (Ne. 3); 
Bill to confirm certain Provisional Orders made by the 


for the Enfranchisement of Leasehold Places of Worship; 
Ordered, 15. Presented, 20. Motion, That the Bill be 
now read a second time; Motion, That the Debate be 
now adjourned ; Withdrawn ; Amendment proposed, “Six 
Months,” but, on Division, not made; Bill committed, 
gi. Considered in Committee, y6. 


Board of Trade under “The General Pier and Harbour | Puaces of Worsurp (Sites); Bill to give further Facilities 


Act, 1861,” relating to Killala, Stornoway, Sutherland, 
and Torquay ; Ordered, 233. Presented accordingly ; read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 234. Keport, That the 
Standing Order has been complied with; Day appointed 
for Second Keading, 250. Bill committed, 256. Re- 
wrted ; Day appointed for consideration, as amended, 287. 
Bil considered, as amended ; Passed, 292. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 399. (Cited as Pier and Harbour Orders 
Conjirmation (No. 3) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


for the Acquisition of Sites for Places of Worship; Or- 
dered, 28. Presented, 29. Order for Second Reading 
discharged ; another day appointed, 53. Second Reading 
deferred, 99, 103. Motion, That the Bill be now read a 
second time ; Amendment proposed, “ Six Months,” and 
withdrawn ; Bill committed to a Select Committee, 
190. 


Prantine of Tres (Ireland). Vide Trees. 


Pier and Harpour Provisionat Orpers (No. 4);| PLomBers’ Recisrration; Bill for the National Registra- 
Bill to confirm certain Provisional Orders made by the 
Board of Trade under ** The General Pier and Harbour 
Act, 1861,” relating to Carloway and Kinsale ; Ordered, 
278. Presented; read, and referred to the Examiners, 
279. Report, That the Standing Order has been com- 
plied with; Day appointed for Scond Reading, 312. 





tion of Plumbers; Ordered, 18: Presented, 23. Com- 
mitted to a Select Committee, 80. Committee nominated ; 
Power to send for persons, papers, and records ; Five 
to be the Quorum, 89. Bill reported ; re-committed to 
a Committee of the whole House, 172. Committee de- 


ferred, 183. Bill considered in Committee, 188. 
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PiuraL Voting (.4bolition) ; Bill to provide that no Person 


shall Vote upon Parliamentary Elections in more than one 
Electoral Area during one Electoral Year; Ordered, 16. 
Presented, 21, Motion, That the Bill be tow read a 
second time ; Amendment preposed to leave out from the 
word “ That,” to the end of the Question, in order to add 
the words “it wouid not be just or expedient to carry out 
the principle of one man one vote’ embodied in this Bill 
unless the number of Representatives allotted to England, 


_ Wales, Scotland, and Ireland respectively were previously 


settled in proportion to the population of each of those 
parts of the United Kingdom, and the principle of equality 
in voting thus secured ”; Question put, pursuant to Stand- 
ing Order Closure of Debate; Amendment, on Division, 
made; Main Question, as amended, resulved in the Aftirma- 
tive: —Resolution, That it would not be just or expedient to 
carry out the principle of * one man one vote” embodied 
in this Bill unless the number of Representatives ullotted 
to England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland respectively 
were previou-ly settled in proportion to the population of 
each vf those parts of the United Kingdom, and the 
principle of equality in voting thus secured, 260. 


Prymoutn Tramways; Petition, and Bill ordered, 38. 


Read, and referred to the Examiners, 45. Report, That 
Standing Order 62 hes been complied with; Bill to be 
read a second time, 88. Committed, 100. Instruction, 
133. Bill reported, 262, Considered, as amended, 29%. 
Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now read the 


' third time; Accordingly read the third time, and passed 


[New Title], 305. By the Lords, with Amendments, 384. 
ords’ Ameucd ments agreed to, 388. (Cited as Plymouth 


_ Tramways Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 
Piymovuta Tramways [Repayment of Deposit}; Motion 


for the House to resolve itself into a Committee tc consider 
of authorising the repayment, subject to the provisions of 
Section 65 of * The Plymouth Tramways Act, 1889,” 
with respect to compensation to landowners and other 
persons injured, aud for the protection of creditors, and 
subject also to the provisions of Clause 4 of the Bill now 
pending in this House, intituled, “A Bill to revive the 


* powers and extend the time for completion and opening of 


the Plymouth Tramways, and for other purposes,” of the 
Sum of Two hundred and fifty-five pounds and nine shillings, 
whick in pursuance 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 10, 127. Matter considered in Committee, 130. 
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, 133. 


Pouice Act, 1890. Vide Accounts. 
Potice and Sanitary Reeuiations Biiis; Order, That 


the Committee of Selection do appoint a Committee, not 
exceeding Nine Members, to whom shall be committed all 
Private Bills promoted by Municipal and other Local 
Authorities, by which it is proposed to create powers re- 
lating to Police and Sanitary Rigiietions which deviate 
from, or are in extension of, or are repugnant to, the 
general Law; Power to send for persons, papers, and 
records; Fixe to be the Quorum, gi. Order, That 
Standing Orders 150 and 1734 be applicable to all Bills 
referred to the Committee on Police and Sanitary Regula- 
tions; and that it be an Instruction to the Committee in 
their Report under such Standing Orders to state their 
Reasons for granting any powers in conflict with, deviation 
from, or excess of the general Law, and the text of the 


_ Clauses by which such powers are proposed to be con- 


ferred; Motion, That it be an Instruction to the Com- 
mittee not to sanction in any Bill referred to them any 
Clauses relating to matters which are the subject of pro- 
visions in * The Infectious Disease Notification Act, 
1889,” “The Public Health Acts Amendment Act, 1890,” 
“The Infectious Disease (Prevention) Act, 1890,” or 
““The Museums and Gymnasiums Act, 1891’; That in 


Vou. 147.——Sess. 1892. 


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the case of Bills reported from the Committee on Police 
and Sanitary Regulations, ‘Three clear days «hull intervene 
between the date when the Report of the Committee is 
circulated with the Votes and the consideration of the 
Bill; Amendment proposed to insert, after “1891,” the 
words “ unless the Committee report that the insertion of 
such Clauses ought to be allowed, with the Reasons on 
which their opinion is founded,” and made; Order, That 
it be an Instruction to the Committee not to sauction in 
anv Bill referred to them any Clauses relating to matters 
which are the subject of provisions in * The Infectious 
Disease Notification Act, 188y,” “The Public Health Acts 
Amendment Act, 1890,” “The Lufections Disease (Pre- 
vention) Act, 1890,” or ** The Museums and Gymnasiums 
Act, 1891,” unless the Committee report that the insertion 
of such Clauses.ought to be allowed, with the Reasons on 
which their opinion is founded ; Order, That, in the case 
of Bills reported from the Committee on Police and 
Sanitary ee wg Three clear days shall intervene be- 
tween the date when the Report of the Committee is 
circulated with the Votes and the consideration of the Bill, 
110. Order suspenied, 312, 321, 324, 380. Buxton 
Local Board Bill reported, 143. Wate: loo-with-Seaforth 
Local Board Bll reported, 143. Minutes of Evidence on 
Middlesbrough Extension and Improvement Bill in 
Session 1866, referred, 157. Bournemouth ILmprove- 
ment Bill reported, 194. Glasgow. Police Bill reported, 
216. Middlesb»rough Corporation Bill reported, 262, 
Order, That the Committee of Selection do add Two Mem- 
bers to the Select Committee on Police and Sanitary Regula- 
tions Bills ; that, from time to time, they do divide the Cie 
mittee, so augmented, into two Committees, and apportion 
the Bills committed to the o:iginal Committee and not 
already disposed of between the two Committees, each of 


’ which shall have the full powers of and be subject to the 


Orders and Instructions in force in the case of the undivided 
Committee ; Three to be the Quorum of each Committee, 
268. Dundee Extension, Police Improvement and Tram- 
ways Biil reported, 285. Mersey and Irwell (Prevention 
of Pollution) Bill reported, 300. Glasgow Buildings 
Regulation Bill reported, 300. Newcastle-upon-Tyne 
Improvement Bill reported, 322. Ilkley Local Board 
Bill reported, 365. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 
395- 


Potice Burcus. Vide Pusuic. 


Poxice Bureus (Scotland), Vide MacisTrares. 


Pouce ( Counties and Boroughs). Vide Accounts. 
Poxice Courts (Jondon and Sheerness). Vide Suppvy. 


Potice Disasivitizgs Removau (Extension); Bill to ex- 


tend the Provisions of “ The Police Disabilities Removal 
Act, 1887,” to Municipal and other Elections; Ordered, 
1g. Presented, 23. Second Reading deferred, 61, gg. 
Order for Second Reading discharged; another day ap- 
pointed, 139. Second Reading deferred, 188, 206, 213, 
238, 244, 249, 277. 


Pouice ( Foreign Countries). Vide Accounts. 
Pouice (Metropolis). Vide Accounts, 
Potice ProvisionaL Orvper. Vide Merropo.iran. 


Poxice Returns; Bill to alter the period for which certain 


Pulice Returns are required to be made; Ordered, 287. 
Presented, 287. Second Reading deferred, 302, 308, 3149. 
Bill committed, 328. Considered in Committee, and re- 
ported, without Amendment; Passed, 333. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 398. (Cited as Police Returns Act, 1899) 
Royal Assent, 400. 


Pouice ( Scotland). Vide Accounts. Burcu. Genera. 


Poxuune Districts. Vide Accounts. 


Pontypoo, 
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[ 1892. 








Ponrypoot Gas and Water; !’etilion, and Bill i 
ider, 
referring Bill to the Examiner, discharged; Bill with- 


38. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 48. 


drawn, 107. 


Pontypripp Buriat Boarp; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 50. Bill brought from the Lords, 313. Read, and 
referred to the Examineis, 314. Report, That the Stand- 
ing Orders not previously inquired into have not been 
complied with; referred to the Select Committee on 
Standing Orders, 323. Report, Thatthe Standing Orders 
ought to be dispensed with, 350. Report read; Bill to be 
read a second time, 350. Standing Order suspended, and 
Bill to be uow read a second time; Accordingly read a 
second time, and committed; Standing Orders suspended, 
and leave to the Committee of Selection to appoint the 
Committee on the Bill, to ~it and proceed forthwith, 364. 
Bill reported, 390. Standing Orders suspended, and 
Bill to be now taken into consideration, provided 
amended prints shall have been previously deposited ; 
Considered ; Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to he 
now read the third time ; Accordingly read the third time, 
and Passed, with Amendments, 393. ‘lo which the Lords 
agree, 399. (Cited as Pontypridd Burial Board Act, 
1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


Pontypripp Warer; Report, That the Bill should origi- 
nute in the House of Lords,go. Report, That the Stand- 
ing Orders had been certified to have becn complied with, 
60. Bill brought from the Lords, 219. Read, and referred 
to the Examiners, 220. Report, That the Standing Orders 
not previously inquired into have been complied with ; 
Bill to be read a second time, 250. Committed, 272. 
Reported, 306. Considered »s amended ; Standing Or- 
ders suspended, and Bill to be now read the third time ; 
Accordingly read the third time, and Passed, with Amend- 
ments, 324. To which the Lords agree, 372. (Cited as 
Pontypridd Waterworks Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 386. 


Poor. Vide Guarpians. 


Poor Law. Vide Loca, GoveRNMENT. 


Poor Law Guarpians (Ireland); Bill to amend the Law 
relating to the Constitution and Election of Boards of 
Poor Law Guardians in Ireland ; Ordered, 17. Presented, 
22. Second Reading delerred, 161, 222, 231. 


Poor Law Guarpians (Jreland) ( Qualification of Women) ; 
Bill to enable Women to act as Poor Law Guardians in 
Ireland; Ordered, 193. Presented, 193. Second Read- 
ing deferred, 232, 244, 255, 266, 276, 234, 303. 


Poor Law (Indoor and Outdoor Relief). Vide Accounts. 


Poor Law (Indoor and Outdoor Relief) (Irelund). Vide 
Accounts. 


Poor Law (Ireland) AMenpMENT; Bill to amend the Poor 
Law (Ireland) Acts; Ordered, 65. Presented, 65. Com- 
mitted, 76. Considered in Committee, 87, 92. Com- 
tnittee deferred, 96. Bill considered in Committee, and 
reported, without Amendment ; Passed, 103. Agreed to 
by the Lords, 19. (Cited as Poor Law (Ireland) Act, 
1892) Royal Assent, 267. 


Poor Law Scuoous (Ireland); Bill to provide for Ex- 
penses incurred by Members of Boards of Management 
of Poor Law District Schools in Ireland; Ordered, 175. 
Presented, 175. Second Reading deferred, 205, 209, 
221, 226, 230, 263, 264, 276, 301, 308, 319. Bill com- 
mitted, 323. Considered in Committee, and reported, with- 
out Amendment; Passed, 344. Agreed to by the Lorde, 
398. (Cited as Boards of Management of Poor Law 
District Schools ( Ireland) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 400. 


Poor Rate (Metropolis); Bill to bsg ee for the equal Dis- 
tribution over the Metropolis of a further portion of the 
Expenses charged to the Poor Rate, and for other pur- 












































yoses; Ordered, 17. Presented, 22. Second Reading 
deferred, 144, 235. Order for Second Reading dis. 
charged; Bill withdrawn, 257. 


Poor Rewer and Pusric Heattu (Scotland). Vide Ao- 


COUNTS. 
Poor Reuter (England and Wales). Vide Accounts. 


PoRTHDYNLLEYN Rattway (Abandonment) ; Petition, and 
Bill ordered, 38. Read, and reterred to the Examiners, 
45- Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied 
with; Bill to be read a second time, 65. Committed, 8), 
Reported, 113. Considered, as amended, 136. Passed, 
173- Agreed to by the Lords, 341. (Cited as Porth. 
dynileyn Railway (Abandonment) Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 386. 


Portisngap Tramways. Vide Westron-surer-Mare. 


Portma voc, BEppGRLERT, and Ruyp-ppvu Raiiway ; Re- 
port, That the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 
3!. Report, That the Standing Orders have not been 
complied with, referred to the Select Committee on Stand- 
ing Orders, 50. Report, That the Standing Orders had 
been certified not to have been complied with, 51. 


Portsmouth and AruNDEL Navication (Chichester 
Canal Transfer) ; Report, That the Bill should originate 
in the House of Lords, 31. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 51. 
Bill brought from the Lords, 310. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners, 311. Report, That the Standing Orders 
not previously inquired into have been complied with; 
Bill to be read a second time, 320. Standing Order sus- 
pended, and Bill to be now read a second time; Accord- 
ingly read a second time, aud committed, 324. Reported, 
without Amendment, 364.. Standing Orders suspended, 
and Bill to be now read the third time ; accordingly read 
the third time, and passed, 373. (Cited as Chichester 
Canal Transfer Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


Vide Post Orrice. 
Vile Sup- 


Portsmovuts Marz Conrractr. 


PosraL ARRANGEMENTS in Rurat Districts. 
PLY (Amendments). 


Vide Accounts. 
Vide 


Postat Orpver ReG@uiatTions. 


Postat TevecRapa DeEparRTMENT. Supp.iy 


(Amendments ). 


Post Orrice. Vide Accounts. 


Post Orrice Acr (1891) AmEnDMENT; Bill to amend 
“The Post Office Act, 1891”; Ordered ; presented 
accordingly, 274. Order for Second Reading discharged; 
Bill withdrawn, 289. 


Post Orrice Act (18y1) Extension; Bill to amend 
“ The Post Office Act, 18y1,” in relation to its applica- 
tion to Scotland, and to apply that Act to the Isle of Man 
and to the Channel Islands; Ordered, 287. Presented, 287. 
Second Reading deferred, 302, 308, 319. Bill committed, 
328. Considered in Committee, and reported, without 
Amendme:t; Passed, 333. . Agreed to by the Lords, 392. 
(Cited as Post Office Act, 1892) Royal inet, 400. 


Post Orrice and Post Orrick TeLtecrapn BuiLDINes. 
Vide Supp ty. 


Post Orricr Mait Contract (Portsmouth and a 
Muils); Resolution, That the Contract with the London 
and South Western and London, Brighton, and South 
Coast Railway Companies, dated the 10th day of Novem- 
her 1891, for the Conveyance of Mails between Ports- 
mouth and Ryde, be approved, 72. 


Post Orrice Mair Contracts. Vide Accounts. 
Post Orrice Packet Service. Vile Suppiy. 
Post Orrice ( Revenue and Expenditure). Vide Accounts 


Post Orricg Savincs Banks. Vide Accounts. 


Post 


Bade Bea tee 











Post Orrice Srrvices. Vide Suppty. 


Post Orrice TeLtecrapus. Vide Accounts. 


Post Orrice TeLeGraPus (Capital Account). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Post Orrice TetecrapPu Services. Vide Suppty. 


Post Orrice TeLecrapus (Revenue and Expenditure). 
Vide Accounts. 


Potato Disgase. Vide Accounts. 


PReseNTATION tc Bensrices; Bill to make better Pro- 
vision for the exercise of the Right of Presentation to 
Benefices in cases where the right is now exerciseable hy 
Parishioners or others forming a numerous.class ; Brought 
trom the Lords, 86. 


PRESERVATION of Footpatus. Vide Foorparas. ° 


Preston CorroraTion (Ribble Navigation, &amp;c.); Report, 
on Petition for leave to.deposit «a Petition for a» Bill, 
That the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 
106. Report, on Petition for Bill, That the Standing 
Orders have not been complied with; referred to the 
Select Committee on Standing Orders, 130, Petition for 
Bill, referred to the said Committee, 130. Report, That 
the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 143. 
Report read; bill ordered, 143. Read, 143. Committed, 
152. Reported, 218. Considered, as amended (changed 
to Ribble Navigation), 233. 


-—-—— ——_—__—_ —— —— Vide 





—- = 


Ripste NaviGaTIon. 





PrimoGenituRE Aso.ition; Bill to amend the. Law 
relating to the Devolution of Real Estate; Ordered ; 
presented accordingly, 244. 


Prison CommisstvonErs (Scotland). Vide Surpty. 


Prisoners. Vide Prisons. 


Prisoners Convictep of Treason Feuony. Vide Ap- 


DRESSES, Of THANKS. 


Prisons. Vide MILLBANK. 


Prisons Act AMENDMENT; Bill to amend the Laws re- 
luting to the Treatment of Prisoners under various Acts 
in England and Wales, and for other pu seer, Ordered, 
20. Presented, 25. Second Reading deferred, 76, 123, 

142, 193, 266, 276, 281. 


Prisons (England and Wales). 
Prisons ( England, Wales, and the Colonies). 
Prisons (Ireland). Vide Accounts. Vide Suppuy. 


Prisons (Ireland) (Closing of Richmond Prison, Dublin). 
Vide Accounts. 


Vide Accounts. 


Vide Suppty. 


Prisons (Scotland). Vide Accounts. 


Prisons (West Indies, Barbados), 


Private Banks; Billto amend the Law relating to Private 
Banking Firms, and to make it compulsory that all such 
Firms shall issue an Annual Balance Sheet to their Cus- 
tomers; Ordered, 20, Presented, 25. Order for Second 
Reading discharged; another day appointed, 107. Second 
Reading deferred, 109, 129, 139, 177, 205, 238, 244, 
266, 284, 319. 

Private Bitt Leoisiation ( Expenses). 


Vide Accounts. 


Vide Accounts. 


Private Biut Procepure; Motion, That leave be given 
to bring in a Bill to amend the Procedure with respect to 
Private Bills in Scotland and Ireland; Debate stood 
adjourned at Midnight, 68. Further adjourned, 72, 79. 
Resumed, and further adjourned, 83. Further Adjuurned, 
go, 96, 98, 106, 117, 125. Resumed ; Question resolved 
in the Affiimative; Bull presented accordingly, 133. 
Second Reading deterred, 154, 168, 176, 196, 221, 231, 


Vou. 147.——Sess. 1 892. 





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——e—————oooooooooaoaaasESsS=s=OoaQ@Q@aaqoaqoqo=S=S~um9)]SF Soomro 


for attendance of Mr. John 


253, 274, 289, 295, 302. Order for Second Reading dis- 
charged ; Bill withdrawn, 328. 


Private Biuts. Vide Accounts. Biuus. 
Vide Pgritions. 


Vide Pusitic HEALTH 


Private Petitions. 


Private Srreet Works Act. 
Acts AMENDMENT. 


PRIVILEGE: 





Committee of Privileges appointed, q. 


—_—_—_——_——  Raiiway Servanrts( Hours of Labour); 
Special Report from the Select Committee, with Minutes 
of Evicence, and Appendix relating thereto, to lie upon 
the Table, and be printed, 129. 

&lt;ppeio-ontgreresecsinenpcaisiencteieaininttinbnttnia entireties hintaan trian en 
moved, That the Special Report from the Select Com- 
mittee on Railway Servants (Hours of Labour), might be 
read ; and the same was read, as followeth:— Your Com- 
mittee, having considered a letter, ‘ated 21st February 
1892, from Mr. Harford, General Secretary of the 
Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants, and printed 
in Appendix A., alleging thet certain Witnesses who had 
given evidence before them during the last Se-sion of Par- 
liament had been dismissed from their employment in 
consequence of the evidence they gave, and that other 
witnesses would be thereby deterred from giving evidence 
to your Committee, thought it their duty to inquire into 
the said allegations. Your Committee thereupon exa- 
mined the following witnesses, who have been reduced or 
dismissed, namely, John Hood, Edward Kingstone, Alfred 
Thomas, and Henry Spink, and further took evidence 
upon the same subject from James Humphreys, John 
Conacher, Samuel Williamson, John Stokes, James Fre- 
derick Buckley, James Thompson, William Birt, Joh:. 
Henry Nettleship, Charles Alfred Randall, Mark Negus, 
and Georye Charles Taverner, whose evidence is a age 
tu this Report. Your Committee report: (1.) t at the 
aforesaid allegations in reference to the witnesses Edward 
Kingstone, Alfred -Thomas, and Henry Spink were un- 
founded, (2.) That the witness John Hood was, bya 
resolution of the Directors of the Cambrian Railway 
Company, at a meeting held on the 6th day of August 
last, clismissed from the service of the Company, mainly 
in consequence of charges. arising out of the evidence 
ziven by him before your Committee, and laid before the 
Directors by Juhn Conacher, then manager of the said 
Railway ; and further, that James Frederick Buckley, 
John William Maclure (a Member of this House), and 
William Bailey Hawkins, Directors of the said Company, 
and the said John Conacher, did, at a meeting at Crewe 
on the goth September 1891, held in consequence ot an 
application by the said John Hood for the rehearing of 
his case, at which the said John Hood was present, call 
him to account, and censure him for the evidence he gave 
before your Commitiee, in a manner calculated to deter 
other vr ws Servants from giving evidence before your 
Committee. Your Committee have not deemed it to be 
part of their duty to express any opinion as to Low fur the 
conduct of the said John Hood, and the irregularities dis- 
closed by his evidence, as well as the character of his 
evidence, were calculated properly to forfeit the confidence 
of the Directors of the Cumbrian Company. 24 March 
1892. Then the House, according tu Order, proceeded 
to take the said Report into consideration; Order, That 
Mr. John William Maclure do attend this House in his 
place upon Thursday next; Order, That Mr. James 
Frederiek Buckley, Mr. William Bailey Hawkins, and 
Mr. John Conacher do attend this House, upon Thursday 
next, at Three of the clock, 157. 

——-————. Order 

William Maclure, a 

Member of this House, and of Mr. James Frederick 
Buckley, Mr. Williaia Bailey Hawkins, and Mr, John 
Conacher, read; Whereupon, in pursuance of the Order 
of the House of Tuesday the 6th day of this instant 


April, 








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PRIVILEG E—continued. 


April, Mr. Speaker «scertained that Mr. John William 
Maclure attended in his place, and then directed that Mr. 
James Frederick Buckley, Mr. William Bailey Hawkins, 
and Mr. Juhu Conacher be called in; and they were 
‘brought in accordingly ; Mr. Speaker explained to them 
the nature of the charges which had been made against 
them, as followeth :—* Mr. John William Maclure, you 
have been ordered to attend in your place, and vou, Mr. 
James Prederick Buckley, Mr. William Bailey Hawkins, 
and Mr. John Conacher, have been summoned to appear 
at the Bur of this House in consequence of a Special 
Report made by a Committee of this House. ‘That Com- 
mittee was appointed to inquire into the hours of labour 
of railway servants, and in the course of their inquiry it 
‘came to their knowledge that allegations were made that 
certain persons had been reduced or dismissed from the 
service of the Company in consequence of the evidence 
‘they had given before the Committee, The other cases 
were «lismissed by the Committee, after inquiry, as being 
unfounded, but in the case of one person, John Hood, the 
Committee found that he was dismissed by the Com- 
pay muinly in consequence of charges arising out of the 
evidence given by him before the Committee. You, 
Mr. John Conacher, laid the evidence (so the Committee 
have found) before the Directors of the Company, and 
you, the Directors of the Company who are now present 
(so the Committee have found), when John Hood asked 
for a re-hearing of the case, called him to account, and 
you censured him fur the evidence which he gave before 
the Committee, in a manner calculated to deter other rail- 
way servauts from giving evidence before a Committee of 
this House.” Mr. Speaker then informed them that the 
House was williug to hear anything that they might wish 
to say 10 answer to the findings of the Committee. Mr. 
Maclure was heard im his place, and stated that he and 
the other Directors anc) Manager of the Cambrian Rail- 
wey Company mentioned in the Report of the Select 
Committee had desired to act only in discharge of their 
duties as trustees for the Company and in the general 
interest of the public, and had not the slightest intention 
of deteriing any railway servant from giving evidence 
before the Committee ; and that if they had, by the course 
they had adopted, unintentionally infringed any of the 
Rules or Privileges of this honourable House, they asked 
the House to accept the unqualified expression of their 
regret. Mr. Buckley expressed on behalf of the Directors 
and Manager present their entire concurrence with the 
statement made by Mr. Maclure. Thereupon they were 
directed tu withdraw, and they withdrew accordingly. 
Motion made, and Question proposed, That this House, 
while recognising that Mr. John William Maclure, Mr. 
James Frederick Buckley, Mr. William Bailey Hawkins, 
and Mr. John Conacher have disclaimed any intention to 
deter auy railway servant from giving evidence befure its 
Coumittee, and have expressed their unqualified regret for 
having unintentionally infringed any of its Rules and 
Privileges, is of opinion that the said Mr. John William 
Maclure, Mr. James Frederick Buckley, Mr. William 
Bailey Hawkins, and Mr: Johu Conacher have committed 
a breach of the Privileges of this House in their action 
towards John Hood, aud that they be called in and ad- 
‘monished by Mr, Speaker for the breach of Privilege that 
they have committed ; Amendment proposed to add, at the 
end of the Question, the words “and this House will not 
‘deem that the said Directors and Manager of the Cambrian 
Railway have purged their contempt until they have rein- 
stated Jahn Hood in the position which he occupied before 
giving his evidence before the House, or otherwise compen- 
sated him ”; Question, That those woids be there added ; 
Motion, That the Debate be now adjourned; and Ques- 
tion, on Division, negatived; Question again proposed, 
Tliat those words be there added; Amendment proposed 
‘to the said proposed Amendment to leave out from the 
words “ they’ have,” to the end of the Question, and 
adding the words “compensated John Hood”; Question, 





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That the words proposed to be left ont stand part of the 
proposed Amendment; Debate arising; Mr. Arthur 
Balfour rose in his place, and claimed to move, “That the 
Question be now put”; Question put, “ Tuat the Ques- 
tion be now put”; and, on Division, resolved in the 
Affirmative; Questivn accordingly put, That the woids 
proposed to be left out stand part of the proposed Amend- 
ment; and, on Division, resolved in the Affirmative; Mr, 
Arthur Balfour claimed, That the Question on. the 
Amendment be now put; Question on Amendment 
accordingly put, That the words “ and this House 
will not deem that the said Directors and Manager 
of the Cambrian Railway have purged their con- 
tempt until they have remstated John Hood in the 
position which he occupied before giving his evidence 
before this House, ur otherwise compen~ated him,” be added 
at the end of the Main Question; and, on Division, resolved 
in the Affirmative; Mr. Arthur Balfour claimed, “ That 
the Main Question be now put”; Mai Question accord- 
ingly put; and, on Division, :esolved in the Affirmative,— 
Resolution, That this House, while recognising that Mr, 
Johu Williaw Maclure, Mr. James Frederick Buckley, 
Mr. William Bailey Hawkins, and Mr. John Conacher 
have disclaimed any intention to deter any railway ser- 
vant from giving evidence before its Committee, and have 
expressed their unqualified regret for having uninten- 
tionally infringed auy of its Rules and Frivileyes, is of 
opinion that the said Mr. John William Maclure, Mr, 
James Frederick Buckley, Mr. William Bailey Hawkins, 
and Mr. John Conacher have committed a breach of the 
Privileges of this House in their action towards Jou Hood, 
and that they be called in and admonished by Mr. Speaker 
for the breach of Privilege that they have committed,— 
Mr. John William Maclure, Mr. James Frederick Buck- 
ley, Mr. William Bailey Hawkins, and Mr. Jolin Conacher 
were accordingly called in, and Mr, Maclure, standing in 
his place, and Mr. James Frederick Buckley, Mr. William 
Bailey Hawkins, and Mr. John Conacher, standing at the 
Bar, were admonished by Mr. Speaker, as followeth :— 
* Directors of the Cambrian Railway Company, the House 
has had under its consideration the case which has been 
presented to it, and I am now directed to inform you of the 
Resolution at which it has arrived. I will read to you the 
words of that Resolution: ‘This House, while recognising 
that Mr. John William Maclure, Mr. James Frederick 
Buckley, Mr. William Bailey Hawkins, and Mr. John 
Conacher have disclaimed any intention to deter any rail- 
way servant from giving evidence before its Committee, and 
have expressed their unqualified regret for having uninten- 
tionally infringed any of its Rules or Privileges, is of 
opinion that the said Mr..John William Maclure, Mr. James 
Frederick Buckley, Mr. William Bailey Hawkins, and Mr. 
John Conacher, having co:nmitted a breach of the Privileges 
of this House in their action towards John Hood, and that 
they be called in and admonished by Mr. Speaker for the 
breach of Privilege that they have committed.’ It now 
becomes my duty, as the mouthpiece of the House, and as 
the interpreter of its wishes, to state to you what is the 
opinion of the House upon your conduct. It is quite true 
that you have made an apology to the House for the un- 
doubted breach of its Privileges. I need hardly tell you 
that a mere apology does not always cover the extent and 
surface of an offence; but the House has taken a lenient 
view in that respect of your conduct and has expressed in 
its resolution its willingness to accept your apology. But” 
that is not all. The House has directed me to admonish 
you for a grave breach of the Privileges of this House. I 
would have you know—each and all of you, ventlemen,— 
that though the Privileges of this House are not to be put 
into operation upon any light or trivial occasion, and though 
the intervals are long between the periods when —_— 
are made to those Privileges, yet a Privilege of this House 
is no unreal, shadowy, or uvsubstantial thing ; it is what 
the House clings to, and what it is determined to maintain. 
The breach of Privilege which you have committed is, that 


you have by your conduct intimidated a witness before this 
House; 


















PRIVILEG E—continued. 


House ; that your conduct towards him is calculated to 
deter witnesses in giving evidence before this House or its 
Committees’ So dear is that especial Privilege to this 
House, that | must remind you that at the commencement 
of every Session, and therefore at the commencement of 
this Session, on the very first day of its meeting, two Re- 
solutions were passed by this House, in one of which is 
declared, ‘ That if it shall appear that any person hath 
given falxe evidence in any case before this House, or any 
Committee thereof, this House will proceed with the 
utmost severity against such offender.’ The second of those 
Resolutions expresses the determination of the House, 
‘That if it shall appear that any person hath been tamper- 
ing with any witness in respect cf his evidence to be given 
to this House or any Committee thereof, or’ (and this is 
the point to which I would especially direct your attention), 
‘directly or indirectly hath endeavoured to deter or hinder 
any person from appearing or giving evidence, the same 
is Geclared to be a high crime and misdemeanour, and this 
House will proceed with the utmost severity against such 
offender.’ Those are Resolutions which are fresh in the 
memory of this House, and which I am surprised that those 
gentlemen wiom I now see before me at the Bar should 
have solightly infringed. It is a very zraveand serious offence 





that you have committed. The House in its judgment | 


aud, | should add, in its mercy has decided that I should 
admonish you. I do most seriously admonish you and | 
warn you that any repetition of this offence, for it is an 
offence, will be visited by this House with its very severe 
rebuke, reproval and punishment. A great principle has 
been infringed, the principle that evidence given before 
this House shall be free and unrestrained. I warn you 
against repeating an offence of thischaracter. The offence 
is a very serious one, for it is no less an offence than 
trying, however unadvisedly it may be in certain cases, to 
deter witnesses from giving evidence before a Committee 
of this House, and thus to disturb and taint the very 
sources of truth. I believe I act, as I wish to act, as 
the interpreter of the feelings of this House when I 
seriously admonish you, and express the hope that your 
example will serve asa deterrent to others, and that it will 
algo act as a warning to yourselves never again to presume 
to commit the like offence against the character, the dig- 
nity, and the purity of this House”; Then Mr. James 
Krederick Buckley, Mr. William Bailey Hawkins, and 
Mr. John Conacher were ordered to withdraw, and they 
withdrew accordingly ;— Order, That the admonition -de- 
livered by Mr. Speaker be entered upon the Journals 
of this House, 166, 167. 


Privy Councit Orrice. Vide Suppty. 


Propates, Vide CoLoniaL. 
Prosecution of Orrences Acts. Vide Accounts. 
Prorection of Foorpatus. Vide Foorparus. 
Protection of Pustic Autuoritigs. Vide Pusuic. 


Prorecrion of Witnessts. Vide WiTNEsSEs. 
Vide Trape Unions. 
Vide Orp Acg. 


Vide OurpDoor. 


Provipent Funps. 
ProvipENT PENSIONS. 
ProvipenT REEF. 


Provipent Societies. Vide InpusTRIAL. 


ProvisionaL ORDER Bitus. Vide ALLoTMENTs. Brus. 
Epucation. Execiric Ligutinc. Gas. GeEneRAL. 
Lanp Drainace. LocaL GoveRNMENT. MerTropout- 
TAN Poxice, Pier. * Prtotace. Pusrtic Hearn. 
Raitway Rares anp Cnarces. Tramways. Water. 


Provisions, Forace, &amp;e. Vide Surpxy (Army). 


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Pustic Accounts; Committee to consist of Twelve Mem- 
bers; Nominated; Power to send for persons, papers, and 
records, 59. First Report, 93. Secon’, 239. Third, 
281. Fourth, 3&amp;3. 


Pusuic Accounts and Cuarces Act. Vide Accocnts. 


Pusuic Accounts (Army Votes). Vice Accounts. 


Pusuic Anatysts in Potice Bureus; Bill to provide for 
the Appointment of Public Analysts in Police Burghs ; 
Ordered, 109. Presented, 110. Second Reading deferred, 
123, 138, 14, 177, 187, 197. Order for Second Reading 
discharged, and Bill withdrawn; Leave given to present 
another Bill instead thereof, «gg. 


Pusiic Anatysts in Potice Bureus (Scotland); Bill to 
provide for the Appointment of Public Analysts in Police 
Burghs ; Presented, instead of Bill witndrawn, 19. 
Second Reading def-rred, 206, 254, 276. 


Pustic AutHoritizs Prorscrion ; Bill to generalise aud 
amend certain Statutory Provisions fur the protection 
of Persons acting in the execution of Statutory and other 

. Public Duties ; Brought from tie Lords, 274. Read, 306. 
Second Reading deferred, 319, 329, 372, 378. Bill 
committed, 388. Order fur Committee discharged ; Bill 
withdrawn, 391. 


Vide Accounts. Bitts. 
Pusuic Buiupines (Great Britain.) Vide Suppry. 


Pvsuic BILLs. 


Pusuic Buitpines (Jreland.) Vide Sure y. 


Pustic Epucation (Scotland). Vide SupPty. 


Pusuic Etementrary Scuoous; Bill to provide for the 
Valuation of Public Elementary Schools for the purposes 
of Rates, and for the use of such Schools for eetings ; 
Ordered ; presented accordingly, 280. Second Reading 
deferred, 290, 302, 318, 32%, 333, 346, 355, 362. Order 
for Second Reading discharged ; Bull withdrawn, 371. 


Pus.ic Expenpiturs. Vide Accounts. 


Pusuic Expenpirure and Revenve. Vide Accounts. 


Pustic Heattry Acts AMENDMENT; Bill to amend the 
Public Health Acts in relation to Private Street Improve- 
ment Expenses; Ordered, 109. Presented, 110. Second 
Reading deferred, 122, 129, 139, 145, 155, 162, 171, 178, 
231. Bill committed, 236. Committee deferred, 249, 255. 
Bill considered in Committee, 266, 270. Committee 
deferred, 276, 281, 284, 291, 295, 304, 309, 320, 328, 346. 
Bill further considered in Committee, and reported, 352. 
Considered, as amended ; Passed, 378. By the Lords, 
with Amendments, 400. Lords’ Amendments to be printed, 
403. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 404. (Cited as 
Private Street Works Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 406. 


Pusiic Heatra Acts AMENDMENT Act, 18yo. Vide Ac- 


COUNTS, 


Pusiic Heattn (Interments) Act (1879) AMENDMENT; 
Bill to make better provision for the Regulation and 
Control of Cemeteries provided under “ The Public Health 
(Interments) Act, 1879”; Ordered, ig. Presented, 24. 
Second Reading deferred, 126, 132, 139, 149, 168, 187, 
193, 214, 223, 232, 238, 267, 277, 281, 201, 297, 304, 
320. Order for Second Reading discharged ; Bill with- 
drawn, 329. 


Pusuic HeaLtH ran see | ProvisionaL Orper (Bath- 
gate Water); Bill to confirm a Provisional Order, under 
“The Public Health (Scotland) Act, 1867,” relating t 
Bathgate Water; Ordered, 245. Presented, read, and re- 
ferred to the Examiners, 245. Report, That no Standing 
Order is applicable; Day appointed for Second Reading, 
268. Bill committed, 272. Reported, without Amend- 
ment; Proyisional Order confirmed; Day appointed for 
Third Reading, 299. Bill passed, 305. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 384. (Cited as. Bathgate Water Supplu Confirma- 
tion Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 386. ' ' 

Pustic 

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Pustic Heatta (Scotland) ProvisionaL OrpEr 
( Miluathort Water); Bill to confirm a Provisional Order 
under “ The Public Health (Scotland) Act, 1867,” re- 
lating to Milnathort Water; Ordered, 179. Presented 
accordingly; Read, and referred to the Examiners, 179. 
Report, That no Stunding Orders are applicable ; Dav 
appointed for Second Reading, 1y4. Bill committed, 198. 
Reported, without Amendment; Provisional Order con- 
firmed; Day appointed for Third Reading, 241. Bill 
passed, 245. Agreed to by the Lords, 310. (Cited as 
Milnathort Water Supply Confirmation Act, 18,2) Royal 
Assent, 386. - 


Pusuic Houses (Hours of Closing) (Scotland);. Bill to 
amend “ The Public Houses ‘ Hours of ergs (Scotland) 
Act, 1887”; Ordered, 18. Presented, 23. otion, That 
the Bill be now read a second time; Debate stood ad- 
journed at midnight, 33. Furiher adjourned, 41, 57, 59&gt; 
61, 64, 69, 72, 77, 95, 108, 123, 125, 142, 149, 158, 177, 
183, 193, 202, 266, 280. 

Pusuic Income and Expenpirurge. Vide Accounts. 

Pustic INcome and Expenpiture (Jrelund.) Vide 

Accounts. 


Pustic Inquiries. Vide WiTNESSEs. 


Pusuic Lisraries Law Consouipation; Bill to consoli- 
date and amend the Law relating to Public Libraries; 
Ordered, 29. Presented, 30. Second Reading deferred, 
61, 76, 83, 123. Bill committed, 129. Committee de- 
ferred, 145. Order for Committee discharged; Bill com- 
mitted to a Select Committee, 149. Committee nomi- 
nated; Power to send for persons, papers, and records ; 
Five to be the Quorum, 204. enkes discharged ; 
another added, 225. Bill reported ; Minutes of Proceed- 
ings to be ae ; Bill re-committed to a Committee of 
the whole House, 279. Committee deferred, 303, 320, 
346. Bill furtner considered in Committee, and reported, 
352. Cousideration, as amended, deferred, 361. Bill 
considered, as amended ; Passed, 370. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 398. (Cited as Public Libraries Act, 1892) Royal 
Asseut, 401. 


Pusiic Meertincs in Scuoot Rooms. Vide Suppry 
( Amendments). 
Pustic Petitions. Vide Accounts. PerriTions. 


Vide Suppty. 


Vide Surpuy. 


Pusuic Recorp Orrice. 
Pusuic Recorp Orrice (Jreland). 
Pusuic Recorps. Vide Accounts. 


Pusuic Recorps (Ireland). Vide Accounts. 


Pustic Recorps (National Debt Office). 
COUNTS. 


Pusuic Recorps (War Office). Vide Accounts. 


Pustic Trustee; Report, That the Bill should originate 
in the House of Lor:'s, 31. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 51. 


Pusiic Works (Ireland). 
Pusiic Works Loan Boarp. 


Vide Ac- 


Vide Accounts. Svuppty. 


Vide Accounts. 


Pusiic Works Loans; Bill to grant Money for the pur- 
pose uf certain Local Loans, and for other purposes relating 
to Lecal Loans; Ordered, 356. Presented, 356. Com- 
mitted, 362. Committee deferred, 371. Bill considered 
in Committee, and reported, without Amendment, 37%. 
Pa-sed, 387. By the Lords, with Amendments, 400. 
Lords’ Amendments to be printed, 403. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, with a consequential Amendment to the 
Bill, 404. Consequential Amendment agreed to, 406. 
_? as Public Works Loans Act, 1892) Koyal Assent, 
406. 


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Pustic Works Loans Commissioners, Vide Suppty. 


Pusiic Works Orrice (Ireland). Vide Suppty. 


* 


Punisement. Vide Corporat. 


Porcuase of Lanp (Ireland) Act, 1890. Vide Accounts, 


Purcuase of Lanp (Ireland) Act (1891) AMENDMENT; Bill 
to amend “The Purchase of Land (Ireland) Act, 1891 ;” 
Ordered, 15. Presented,20. 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, though perfecily willing to 
consider a reasonable amendment to the Land Purchase 
Act of 1891, either by alteration of the Insurance or 
other Clauses, declines to re-open the Question of the 
evicted tenants, it having. been previously deciled this 
Session ;” Question, That the words proposed to be left 
out stand part of the Question; on Division, negatived; 
Question, That those words be there added ; at half-past 
Five, Debate stood adjourned, 144. Further adjourned, 
140. 


Purity of Beer. Vide Besr. 


55 &amp; 50 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess. 7. 1892. 


(Qu anirication of Erectors. Vide Exvecrors. 
Quauirication of Guarpians of the Poor. Vide 
GuARDIANS. 


Qua tiricaTIon of Justices of the Peace. Vide Justices. 
Lorp LigEUTENANT. 


QUALIFICATION of VestRYMEN. Vide VesTRYMEN. 


QuatiricaTion of Voters (Guardians); Bill to amend 
the Law relating to Qualification of Voters for Guardians 
of the Poor in England and Wales, and to provide for the 
Election of such Guardians by Ballot ; Ordered, 351. 
Presented accordingly, 351. 


QuALIFicaTION of Women. Vide Poor Law Guarpians 


(Ireland). 
QUEEN: 


—-———- Her Proclamation for further proroguing the 
Parliament, 2. For holding the Parliament, 2. 


Her Speech reported by Mr. Speaker at the 
opening of the Session, delivered to both Houses, g. At 
the close of the Session, 406. 

Her Answers to Addresses of Thanks, at the 
opening of the Session, 70. Relative to Special Matters, 
119, 282. 

——— ——- Her Consent signified to Bills on Third Read- 
ing, 184, 233, 239, 250, 268, 324, &amp;e. After Order, That 
the Bill be now read the third time, 339. 








—— ——-— Her Recommendation signified,—To Motions, 
69, 88, 118, 127, 143, 1§6, 189, 198, 202, 207, 325, 368, 
&amp;c, ——@——To Petitions, 118. 

Her Royal Assent to Acts, 139, 267, 385, 


400, 406. 





Vide AcccuntTs. 


Cork; Galway). 


Queen Anne’s Bounty. 
Queen’s Coureces (Belfast ; Vide 
AccounTs. 


Queen’s Cotieces (Ireland). Vide Suppty. 


QueEENstaNnvd. Vide Accounts. 


Vide Accounts. 


QueensLanp ImmicRaTION. 
QUESTIONS: 








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Relative to Business of the Howse. Vide 
House ( Business of the). 





QUESTIONS: 


arrate Ws G80 OA . — That words to be left out stand part of 
as amended, put, 82, go, &amp;c. Put accordingly,! Questions, on Division, 144. 


after Closure carried, 167,.196, 9375 249- That the Number of Members on the Select 


Main Question, on Division, negatived ; after Committee on the Birmingham Corporation Water Bill be 
Amendment proposed, but, on Division, not made, 230. increased from Nine to Eleven, &amp;c., on Division, 152. 


For two Instructions to the Committee on the 
Small Agricultural Holdings Bill, on Division, 1§3. 


—————— For an Address relative to Universities (Scot- 
land) Ordinances, on Division, 230. 


That a Clause, offered to be added to the 
Salmon and [Freshwater Fisheries Bill, be now read a 
second time, 297. 





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—_———— 








Questions resolved in the AFFIRMATIVE: 


—— (Ash Wednesday), That this House do meet 
To-morrow, at Two of the clock, on Division, 75. 





—_—— For leave to bring in the Roman Catholic 
Relief Act (1829) Amendment Bill, the Motion having 
been opposed ; after « brief explanatory statement by the 
Member who made the Motion, Mr. Speaker put the 
Question in pursuance of Standing Order, No. 16; 105. 











—_— For an Instruction to the Committee on the 
Central London Railway Bill, on Division, 298. 





— That this House doth agree with the Com- 
mittee. in Resolutions (reported from the Committee of | ——————— That this House will, at the rising of the 
Supply), 121, 308. On Division, 1193. House, this day, adjourn till Thursday next, on Division, 

306. 





- That this House do now adjourn, 113, &amp;c. 
Relative to Business of the House. Vide House | QUESTIONS put, pursuant to Standing Order (Closure of 











(Business of the). Debate) :— 

That leave be given to bring in the National By Mr. Speaker, in the House :— 

Education (Ireland) Bill, 125. Mr. Walter McLaren, 41. Mr. Webster (on an Amend- 
—— That leave be given to bring in the Private Mr. Arthur Balfour, 113 ment), 248. (On Main 
Bill Procedure Bill, 133. (twice). Question, as amended), 


That the Military Lands Consolidation Bill 
be now read a second time, on Division, 138. 

















Mr. Leake, 128. 249. 

Mr, Arthur Balfour, 138. Mr. Shaw Lefevre, 260. 

Mr. Arthur Balfour, 141. Mr. Finlay (on an Amend- 

Mr. Kilbride, 141. ment to a Question), 280. 

Mr. Arthur Balfour (on an | Mr, Arthur Balfour, 308. 
Amendment to av Amend- | Mr. Attorney General (That 
ment), 166.( Onan Amend- Clauses stand part of a 
ment), 166. (On the Main Bill), 316 (swiee), 
Question), 167, Mr. Attorney General (That 

Mr. Arthur Balfour (on an a Clause, as amended, 
Amendment), 196. (On stand part of a Bill), 317. 














That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair, 
on Division, after Closure, 141. 

—— That the Education aud Local Taxation Relief 
(Scotland) Bill be now read a second time, on Division, 
153+ 


— — 





That the Superannuation Acts Amendment 
(No, 2) Bill be now read a second time, on Division, 














605. the Main Question), 196. (That words of a Clause 
» 7 Mr. Arthur Balfour, 196. stand part of a Bill), 31 
That the Municipal ne ae ong Act (188s) Sir John Gorst, 205. (twice), (That a Clause 
Amendment Bill be now read a second tine, 237. Mr. Mattinson (on the Main stand part of a Bill), 317 
a That the Clergy Discipline (Immorality) Bill} Question), 237. (twice). 
be committed to the Standing Committee on Law, &amp;e., | Purenant to Standing Order (Closare of Dee 
196. 


. . bate) :— 
That the Order for the Committee of the 


whule House on the Superannuation Acts Amendment 
(No. 2) Bill be read, and discharged, and that the Bill be | Mr. Arthur Balfour (Supply), 71, 82, 116. (Committee of 
conmitted 10 a Select Committee, on Division, 264. whole House on Bill), 221. 


That Mr. Anstruther be a Member of the QUESTIONS declined to be put (Closure of Debate) :— 
Select Committee on Superannuation Acts Amendment 
(No. 2) Bill, 287, 








In Committee of the whole House :— 











By Mr. Speaker, in the House :-— 


. -_ | Mr. John Redmond, 49. Mr. Webster, 2 
——_—_—_——- Relative to suspension of Standing Order in : » 49 » 249. 
the case of the Mersey Mee 4 rwell (Prevention of Pollu- | ~ } em Johnston, 66. a ° yi oo Reed, 306. 
tion) Bill, on Division, 321. r. Schwann, 67. r. Attorney General (Thut 
. 4 Mr. Philipps, 67. a Clause stand part of a 
———— Thut this House do now adjourn, 323. Mr. Mark Stewart, 95. Bill), 317. 


Mr. Conybeare, 237. 





Questions Nucativen: , —_— By the Chairman of Ways and Means, in Com- 
For an Address to Her Majesty, relative to; mittee of the whole House:— 


East India (Civil mee reece wen, ’ saan Mr. Wootton Isaacson (Sup- | Sir Charles Dalrymple (Sup- 
Relative to the Church in Wales, on Division, ply), 64. ply), 112. 
59. : : Mr. Sydney Gedge (Supply), | Mr. Howorth (Supply), 112. 
-—— For an Instruction to the Committee on the} 6, Mr. Arthur Balfour (Supply), 
Beltast Corporation (Lunatic Asylums, &amp;c.) Bill, on| Mr, Arthur Balfour (Sup- 116 (twice), 











Division, 74. ply), 82. Mr. Secretary Stanhope 
For two Addresses relative to Scorch Educa- (Supply ), 134. 
tion Code (1892), on Division, 103. ——— — Original Question put, pursuant to Standing 


That Debates be now adjourned, on Division,| OFder (Closure of Debate) :— 
&amp;Ke., 113. ‘4 Mr. Arthur Balfour, 138. 





—— — By 


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Pr 


. Colonel Nolan, 113. 


— 


— 


Raitway Bits. 





6 QUE STION S—cantinued. 


QUESTIONS, not put :-— 
bers not having been present in House, 5, &amp;c. 


pursuant to the Standing Order, 124. 
pursuant to Resolution, 183. 

— Declined to be 
House ( Abuse of Rules) :— 





| Mr. Lloyd-George, 127. 


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That this: House’ do now adjourn, Forty-Mem- 


—— For adjournment of the House, at One o’clock, 
At Seven o’clock, 


proposed by Mr. Speaker, in the 


———. By the Chairman of Ways and Means, in Com- 


‘mittee of the whole House (Abuse of Rules) :— 


Mr. Wallace, 116. ‘| Dr. Fanner. 200. 





Put in pursnance of Standing Order, No. 16, 
d 


‘a Motion for leave to bring in a Bill having been opposed, 


105- 

——— Put forthwit by the Chairman of Ways and 
Means.( Abuse of Rules) :— 

Dr. Clark, 116. 


— ——— Could not be put':— 


House informed by Mr. Speaker, That a pro- 
posed Instruction to a Committee on-a Bill was to estab- 
lish a claim against the Exchequer, and that the Question 
thereon could not be put, 243. 





‘Questions Supersepkp,—By adjournment of House for 
want of Forty Members,— 

jesty relative to London School Board, 75. For a Reso- 
- lution relative to Sea Fisheries, 259. That Mr. Speaker 
. do now leave the Chair (for Committee of Sapply), 151. 


55 &amp; 50 Victoria, Parl. 24. Sess.7. 1892. 


Raitway Accipents. Vide AccaunTs. 


Rattway and Canax Trarric Act, (1888) AMENDMENT; | 


Bill to amend “ The Railway and Canal Traffic Act, 1888”; 
Ordered, 181, Presented, 181. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 213. 


Rattway and Canau Trarric Act (1888) AMENDMENT; 


Bill to amend “The Railway and Canal Traffic Act, 
1888”; Ordered, 356. Presented, 356. Committed, 
362. Considered in Committee, and reported,. without 
Amendment; Passed, 371. Agreed to by the Lords, 398. 
( Cited as Railway and Canal Traffic Act, 18y2) Royal 
Assent, 400. 


Raitway and Canat Trarric Acts. Vide Accounts. 
Raitway, &amp;c., Binus. Vide Accounts. 

Vide. Bitts. 
Raitway Commissioners (Sittings). Vide Accounts. 


Rattway ComMMUNICATION between LONDON and Great 
Towns. Vide Accounts. 


Raitway Compantsgs Incorporation. Vide Bits. 


Rattway from the Coast to Large Victoria Nyanza 
(Preliminary Surveys). Vide Sueruy. 


Raituway Passencers’. Assurance Company; Report, 
That the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 31. 
Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to 
have been complied with, 51. Bill brought from the 


Lords, 120.'. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 120. 
Report, That no Standing Orders not previously inquired 
into are applicable; Bill to be read a second time, 192. 
Committed, 143. Reported, 164. Considered,as amended, 

184. Passed, with ai Amendment, 198. To which the 


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Lords agree, 267. (Cited as Railway Passengers’ Assur- 
ance ( Consolidation) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 267. 


Rau.way Rares and Caarees Provisionan Orper 


Biuts; Resolution, That all Bills of the present Session 
to confirm Provisional Orders made by the Board of Trade 
under “ The Railway and Canal Traffic Act, 1888,” con. 
taining the Classification of Merchandise Traffic, and the 
Schedule of Maximum Rates and Charges applicable 
thereto, be referred to a Joint Committee of Lords and 
Commons; Message to the Lords to communicate this 
Resolution, and desire their concurrence, 62. Message 
from’ the Lords ; The Lords concur with the Commons in 
their Resolution, That all Bills of the present Session to 
confirm Provisional Orders made by the Board of Trade, 
under * The Railway and Canal Traffic Act, 1888, con- 
taining the Classitication of Merchandise Traffic, and the 
Schedule of Maximum Rates and Charges applicable 
thereto, be referred to a Joint Committee of Lords and 
Commons, as desired by the Commons,'75. Kesolution 
of the House of the 25th day of February last, relative to 
Railway Rates and Charges Provisional Order Bills, 
which was ordered to be communicated to the Loris, and 
Message from the Lords of the ist day of this instant 
March, signifying their concurrence in the said Resotu- 
tion, read,— 


The following Bills—Railway Rates and Charges 
Provisional Order [Abbotsbury, &amp;e.] Bill, Railway Rates 
and Charges. Provisional Order [Athenry and_ Ennis 
Junction, &amp;c.| Bill, Railway Rates and Charges Pro- 
visional Order [Brecon and Merthyr Tydfil Junction, &amp;c.} 
Bill, Railway Rates and Charges Provisional Order 
[Caledonian, &amp;c.] Bill, wron'y | Rates and Charges Pro. 
visional Order [Callander and Oban] Bill, Railway Rates 
and Charges Provisional Order [Cambrian, &amp;c.] Bill, 
Railway Rates and Charges Provisional Order [City of 
Glasgow Union] Bill, Railway Rates and Charges Pro- 
visional Order [Cleator and Workington Junction, &amp;c.] 
Bill, Railway Rates and Charges Provisional Order [Fes- 
tiniog, &amp;c.] Bill, Railway Rates and Charges) Provisional 
Order [Furness, &amp;c.} Bill, Railway Rates and. Charges 
Provisional Order [Glasgow and South Western, &amp;c.] 
Bill, Railway Rates and Charges Provisional Order [Great 
North of ea wagge | Paso Railway Rates and Charges Pro- 
visional Order [Highland] Bill, Railway Rates and 
Charges Provisional Order [Hull, Barnsley, and West 
Riding Junction] Bill, Railway Rates and Charges Pro- 
visional sce sle of Wight, &amp;c.] Bill, Railway. Rates 
and Charges Provisional Order [Lancashire and York- 
shire, &amp;c.| Bill, Railway Rates and Charges Provisional 
Order [London, ‘Tilbury and Southend, y Bill, Rail- 
way Rates and Charges Provisional Order | Manchester, 
Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, &amp;c.] Bill, Railway Rates and 
Charges Provisional Order [ Metropolitan, &amp;c.] Bill, Rail- 
way Rates and Charges Provisional Order’ {Midland and 
South Western Junction, &amp;c.] Bill, Railway Rates and 
Charges Provisional Order | North British, &amp;c.] Bill, 
Railway Rates and Charges Provisional Order [North 
Eastern, &amp;c.] Bill, Railway Rates and Charges Provisional 
Order | North Staffordshire, &amp;c.] Bill, Railway Rates and 
Charges Provisiona lOrder [Taff Vale, &amp;c. Bill, —were read 
a second time; and committed to a Select Committee of 
Five Members, to be nominated by the Committee of Se- 
lection, to be joined with a Committee of Five Lords:— 
All Petitions in favour of or against the Bills or Urders 
scheduled thereto presented five clear days before the 
meeting of the Committee referred to the Committee, 
and Counsel ordered; Message to. the Lords to acquaimt 
them that the said Bills have been committed to Five 
Members of this House, to be joined with a Committee of 
Five Lords, pursuant to the Resolution of the House re- 
lative to Provisional Orders. Confirmation (Rates and 
Charges) Bills of the. 25th. day of February last, and to 
the Message from the Lords, of the ist day of this instant 
March, signifying their concurrence in the-said’ Resolution, 


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Raitway Rates and Cuarces Provisionan OrDER 


BiLLts—continued. 

The Railway Rates and Charges Provisional Order 
(East London, &amp;c.) Bill, and the Railway Rates and 
Charges Provisional Order (North London): Bill, read a 
second time; and committed toa Select Committee of Five 
Members nominated by the Committee of Selection, to 
be joined with a Committee of Five Lords. All Pe- 
titions in favour of or against the Bills or Orders scheduled 
thereto presented five clear days before the meeting of the 
Committee, referred to the Cciitiittine. “aad Counsel or- 
dered; Message to the Lords, to acquaint their Lordships 
that the Railway Rates and Charges Provisional Order 
(East London, &amp;c.) Bill, and the Railway Rates and 
Charges Provisional Order (North London) Bill, have 
been committed to Five Members of this House, to be 
joined with a Committee of Five Lords, pursuant to the 
Resolution of the House relative to ~Provisional Orders 
Confirmation (Rates and Charges) Bills of the 25th day 
of February last, and to the nue from the Lords of 
the ist day of this instant March, signifying their concur- 
rencé in the said Resolution, 8g. 


Report from the Committee of Selection of Nowi- | 


nation of Committee, 89. Message from the Lords, 
_ That they have appointed a Committee of Five Lords 


to join with the Committee of the Commons for the 
consideration of the above Bills, and do appoint time 
and place of meeting, 98. Message considered :— Order, 
That the Select Committee appointed to join with 
the Committee appointed by the Lords “ on Railway Rates 
and Charges Provisional Order Bills” do meet the Lords’ 
Committee in Room A. on Monday the 21st duy of this | 
instant March, at One of the clock ; Message to the Lords | 
tu acquaint them therewith, 105. Three to be the Quorum, | 


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78. Reported; Provisional Order confirmed; Day ap- 
pointed tor consideration, as amended, 180.. Bull con- 


_ sidered, as amended; Passed, 184. By the Lords, with 


Amendments, 274. Day appointed for considering them, 
274. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 27%. (Cited as Rail- 
way Rates and Charges, No. 26 (Athenry and Ennis 
Junction Railway, &amp;c.) Order Confirmation Act, 1892) 
Royal Assent, 386, 

Vide 
Raitway Rares and Cuarces Provistonan Orper 
Bits. 





Raitway Rates and Cuarces: ProvisionaAL OrpER 


(Brecon and Merthyr Tydfil Junction, &amp;c.); Bill to con- 
firm a Provisional Order made by the Board of Trade 
under “ The Ruilway and Canal Traftic Act, 188%,” con: 
taining the Classification of Merchandise Traffic, and the 
Schedule of Maximum Rates aad Charges applicable 
thereto, of the Brecon and Merthyr Tydfil Junction Rail- 
way Company and certain other Ruilway Companies ; 
Ordered,. 11. Presented ;. Read, and referred to. the 
Examiners, .13. Report, That no Standing Orders are 
rs a Day appointed for Second Reading, : 65. 
ommitted to a Joint Committee, 78. Reported; Provi- 
sional Order coufirmed ; Day appointed for consideration, 
as amended, 180. . Bill considered, as amended; Passed, 
184. Agreed to by the Lords, 309. (Cited as Railway 
Rates and Charges, No. 2 (Brecon and Merthyr Tydfil 
Railway, §c.) Order Confirmation Act, 1892) Royal Asseut, 
385. 
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Bits. 


111. [For Reports en Bills, vide infra.] Order (3rd|Rainway Rares and Cuakors Provisionan Orpen 


March), referring Petitions presented in favour or against 
Bill within Five clear davs before the meeting of the 
Committee, suspended in the. case of certain Petitions, 
and Petitions referred, and Counsel ordered, 136, 160, 
174. Witness ordered to attend, 188, Report, 256. 


Rartway Rates and CuarcEs Pkovisionat Orper (Ab- 


botsbury, &amp;c.); Bill to confirm a Provisional Order 
made by the Board of Trade under “The Railway and 
Canal Traffic Act, 1888,” containing the Classification of 
Merchandise Traffic, and the Schedule of Maximum Rates 
and ‘Charges applicable thereto, of the Abbotsbury Rail- 
way Company and certain other Railway ( ompanies ; Or- 
dered, 10. Presented; Read, and referred to the Ex- 
aminers, 12, Report, That no Standing Orders are 
applicable ; Day appointed for Second Reading, 62. Com- 
mitted to a Joint Committee, 78. Reported; Provisional 
Order confirmed; Day appointed for consideration, as 
amended, 147. Bill considered, as amended; Day a 

pointed for Third Reading, 156. Bill passed, 160. By 


the Lords, with an Amendment, 273. Day appoiuted for | 


considering it, 274. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 278. 
(Cited as Railway Rates and Charges, No. 1 (Abbotsbury 
Railway, §c.) Order Confirmation Act, 1892) Royal As- 
seut, 355. 

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Rautway Rares and CuarcGces Provisionat Orper 
( Athenry and Ennis Junction, &amp;c.) ; Bill to confirm a Pro- 
visional Order made by the Board of Trade under “ het 


Railway and Canal Traffic Act, 1888,” containing the 
Classification of Merchandise Traffic, and the Schedule of 
Maximum Rates and Charges applicable thereto, of the 
Athenry, and Ennis Junction Railway Company and cer- 
tain other Railway Companies; Ordered, 12. Presented ; 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 14. Report, That 
no Standing Orders are applicable; Day appointed for | 


Second Reading, 62. Committed to a Joint Committee,) Canal Traffic Act, 1888,” ‘containing: the Classification 


i 


Vou. 147.—-—Sess. 1892. 


(Caledonian, §c.); Bill to confirm a Provisional Order 
made by the Board of Trade under “ The Railway 
and Canal Traffic Act, 1888,” containing the Classification 
of Merchandise Traffic, and the Schedule of Maximum 
Rates and Charges applicable thereto, of the. Caledonian 
Railway Company, and certain other Railway Companies ; 
Ordered, 11. Presented; Read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 13. Repert, That no Standing Orders are 
applicable; Day appointed for Second Reading, 62. 
Committed to a Joint Committee, 78. Reported; Provi- 
sional Order confirmed ; Day appointed for consideration, 
as amended, 218. Bill considered, as amended; Passed, 
228. Agreed to by the Lords, 310. (Cited as Railway 
Rates and Charges, No. 19 (Caledonian Railway, §c.) 
Order Confirmation Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 385. 


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Bixxs. 


Rattway Rates and CuarGes Provisionat Orper ( Cal- 


lander and Oban); Bill to confirm a Provisional Order 
made by the Board of Trade under “The Railway and 
Canal Traffic Act, 1888,” containing the Classification of 
Merchandise Traffic, and the Schedule of Maximum Rates 
and Charges applicable thereto, of the Callander and 
Oban Railway Company; Ordered, 12. Presented ; 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 14. Report, That 
no Standing Orders are applicable; Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 62. Committed to a Joint Bemnasietes, 
78. Reported; Provisional Order confirmed; Day ap- 
pointed for consideration, as amended, 218. Bill con- 
sidered, as amended; Passe, 224. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 399. (Cited as Railway Rates and Charges, No. 
20 (Callander and Oban Railway) Order Confirmation 
Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 385. 


Raitway Rates and CHarces Provistonan Orpgr 


(Cambrian, &amp;c.); Bill to confirm a Provisional Orver 
made bv the Board of Trade under “ The Railway and 


of 
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Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 385. 


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INDEX ¢o the Oxe Hunpvrep and Forty-stventa VoLuME. _[1892, 


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(Cambrian, §e.)—continued. 

of Merchandise Traffic, and the Schedule of Maximum 
Rates and Charges applicable thereto, of the Cambrian 
Railway Company, and certain other Railway Companies; 
Ordered, 11. Presented; Read, and referred tu the 
Examiners, 13. Report, That no Standing Orders are 
applicable; Day appointed for Second ' Reading, 62. 
Committed to a Joint Committee, 78. Reported ; Provi- 
sionai Order confirmed ; Day appointed for consideration, 


210. Axreed to by the Lords, 309. (Cited as Railway 
Rates and Charges, No. 3 (Cambrian Railway, §/c.) Order 
Confirmation Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 385. 


| 
as amended, 203. Bill considered, as amended; Passed, 
Raitway Rates and Cuarces Provistonat Orper ( City 


of Glasgow Union); Bill to confirm a Provisional Order 
made by the Board of Trade under “ The Railway and 
Canal Traffic Act, 1888,” containing the Classification of 
Merchandise Traffic, and the Schedule of Maximum Rates 
and Charges applicable thereto, of the City of Glasgow 
Union Railway Company; Ordered, 12. Presented; | 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 14. Report, That 
no Standing Orders are applicable; Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 62. Committed to a Joint Committee, 
78. Reported; Provisional Order confirmed; Day ap- 
pointed for consideration, as amended, 218. Bill cou- 
sidered, us amended; Passed, 224. Agreed to by the! 
Lords, 309. (Cited as Railway Rates and Charges, No. | 
21 (City of Glasgow Union Railway) Order Confirmation | 


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(Cleator and Workington Junction, §c.); Bill to confirm 
a Provisional Order made by the Board of Trade, under | 
“The Railway and Canal ‘Traffic Act, 1888,” containing 
the Classification of Merchandise Traffic, and the Sche- 
dule of Maximum Rates applicable thereto, of the Cleator 
and Workington Junction Railway Company, and certain 
other Railway Companies ; Ordered, 11.  sercidiowe fi Read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 13. Report, That no 
Standing Orders are applicable; Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 62. Committed to a Joint Committee, 
78. Reported; Provisional Order confirmed ; Day ap- 
puinted for consideration, as amended, 203. Bill con- 
sidered, as amended; Passed, 210. Agreed to by the 


(Cleator and Workington Junction Raifwoay, &amp;c.) Order 
Confirmation Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 385. 

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Raitway Rates and Caarces Provisionat Orpber 


(East London, &amp;c.); Bill to confirm a Provisional Order 
made by the Board of Trade, under “The Railway and 
Canal Traffic Act, 1888,’ containing the Classification of 
Merchandise Traffic, and the Schedule of Maximum 
Rates and Charges applicable thereto, of the East London 
Railway Company, and certain other Railway Companies ; 
Ordered, 62. Presented ; Read, and referred to the Exami- 
ners, 63. Report, That no Standing Orders are applicable ; 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 84. Committed to a 
Joint Committee, 89. Reported; Provisional Order con- 
firmed ; Day appointed for consideration, as amended, 218. 
Bill considered, as amended; Passed, 224. By the 
Lords, with Amendments, 274. Day appointed for con- 
sidering them, 274. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 278. 
( Cited as Railway Rates and Charges, No. § ( East Lon- 
don Railway, §c.) Order Confirmation Act, 1892) Royal 


Assent, 385. Vid 
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1892) Royal Assent, 385. 


Lords, 309. (Cited us Railway Rates and Charges, No. 4 





Rarpway Raves and Cuarces Provistonan Orper 


( Festiniog, §c.); Bull to coufirm a Provisional Order made 
by the Buard of Trade under “ The Railway and Canal 
Traffic Act, 1888,” containing the Classification of Mer- 


_ chandise Traffic, and the Schedule of Maximum Rates and 


Charges applicable thereto, of the Festiniog Railway 
Company, and certain other Railway Companies ; Urdered, 
11. Presented; Kead, and referred to the Examiners, ) 3. 
Report, That no Standing Orders are applicable ; Day 
appointed for Second Reading, 62. Committed to a Joint 
Committee, 78. Reported ; , ame dia, Order confirmed ; 
Day appointed for consideration, as amended, 147. Con- 
sideration, as amended, deferred, 156, 160. Bill con- 
sidered, as amended; To be now read the third lime ; 
Passed, 174. Agreed to by the Lords, 309. (Cited as 
Railway Rates and Charges, No. 6 (Festiniog Railway, 
§c.) Order Confirmation Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 385. 
Vide 
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Bits. 





Raitway Rates and Cuarces Provistonar Or per ( Fur- 


ness, &amp;c.); Bill to confirm a Provisional Order made by 
the Board of Trade under “ The Railway and Canal 
Traffic Act, 1884,” containing the'Classification of Mer- 
chandise Traffic, and the Schedule of Maximum Rates 
and Charges applicable thereto, of the Furness Railway 
Company and certain other Railway Companies ; Ordered, 
11. Presented ; Kead; and referred to the Examiners, 13. 
Report, That no Standing Orders are applicable ; Day 
appointed for Second Reading, 62. Committed to a Joint 
Committee, 78. Reported; Provisional Order confirmed ; 
Day appointed for consideration, as amended, 217. Bill 
considered, as amended ; Passed, 224. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 30y. (Cited as Railway Rates and Charges, 
No. 7 (Furness Railway, §c.) Order Confirmation Act, 


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Raitway Rares and Carcass Provisionat OrpEr 
BILLs. 


Raitway Rates and. CaarGes ProvisionaLt Orper 


(Glasgow and South Western, &amp;c.); Billto confirm a Pro- 
visional Order made by the Board of T'rade under “The 
Railway and Canal Traffic Act, 1888,” containing the 
Classification of Merchandise Traffic, and the Schedule 
of Maximum Rates and Charges applicable thereto, of the 
Glasgow and South Western Railway Company and cer- 
tain other Railway Companies ; Ordered, 12. Presented ; 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 14. Report, That 
no Standing Orders are applicable; Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 65. Committed to a Joint Committee, 
78. Reported; Provisional Order confirmed; Day ap- 
pointed for consideration, as amended, 218. Bill con- 
sidered, as amended; Passed, 224. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 310. (Cited as Railway Rates and Charges, No. 
22 (Glasgow and South Western Railway, &amp;c.) Order 
Confirmation Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 35. 

eect eee Vide 
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Raitway Rares and CwHarGes ProvisioNaL ORDER 


Great North of Scotland); Bill to contirm a Provisional 
rder made by the Board of Trade under “The Railway 
and Canal Traffic Act, 1888,” containing the Classification 
of Merchandise Traffic, and the Schedule of Maximum 
Rates and Charges applicable thereto, of the Great North 
of Scotland Railway Company ; Ordered, 12. Presented ; 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 14. Report, That 
no Standing Orders are applicable; Day appointed for 
Second Reading, 65. Committed to a Joint Committee, 
78. Report for attendance of Witness; ordered to 
attend, 188. Bill reported ; Provisional Order confirmed ; 
Day appointed for consideration, as amended, 218. Bill 
consitlered, as amended; Passed, 224. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 310, (Cited as Railway Rates and Charges, No. 
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Raipway Rares and Cuarces ProvisionaL ORDER 


(Great North of Scotland)—continued. 

23 (Great North of Scotland Railway) Order Confirmation 
Act 1892) Royal Assent, 385. 

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Raitway Raters and CaarGes ProvisionAL ORDER 


BILLs. 


Cuarces ProvisionAL ORDER 
(Highland) ; Biil to confirm a Provisional Order made by 
the Board of Trade under “The Railway and Canal 
‘Trattic Act, 1888,” containing the Classification of Mer- 
chandise Traffic, and the Schedule of Maximum Kates 
and Charges applicable thereto, of the Highland Railway 
Company ; Ordered, 12. Presented; Read, and referred 
to the Examiners, 14. Report, That no Standing Orders 
are applicable ; Day appointed for Second Reading, 65. 
Committed to a Joint Committee, 78. Reported; Pro- 
visional Order confirmed ; Day appointed tor conside:ation, 
as amended, 218. Bill considered, as amended; Passed, 
224. Agreed to by the Lords, 310.. (Cited as Kailway 
Rates and Charges, No. 24 (Highiand Railway) Urder 
Confirmation Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 385. 


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Raitway Rates and Cuarces ProvisionAL ORDER 
BILLs. 


Raitway Kates and Cnarces ProvisionNaAL ORDER 


(Hull, Barnsley, and West Riding Junction, ¥c.) ; Bill to 
confirm a Provisional Order made by the Board of ‘Trade 
under “ The Railway aud Canal ‘Traffic Act, 1888,” con- 
taining the Classification of Merchandise Traffic, and the 
Schedule of Maximum Rates and Charges applicable 
thereto, of the Hull, Barnsley, and West Riding Junction 
Railway Company; Ordered, 11. Presented; Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 13. Report, That no Sianding 
Orders are applicable ; Day appointed for Second Reading, 
62. Committed to a Jomt Committee, 78. Reported ; 
Provisional Order confirmed; Day appointed for con- 
sideration, as amended, 180. Bill consiuered, as amended ; 
Passed, 184. Agreed to by the Lords, 30g. (Cited as 
Railway Rates and Charges, No. 8 (Hull, Barnsley, and 
West Riding Junction Railway, §c.) Order Confirmation 
Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 385. 





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BILLs. 


of Wight, &amp;c.); Bull to confirm a Provisional Order made 
by the Board of Trade under “The Railway aud Canal 
Traffic Act, 1888,” containing the Classification of Mer- 
chandise Traffic, aud the Schedule of Maximum Rates 
und Charges applicable thereto, of the Isle of Wight Rail- 
way Company, and certain other Railway Companies ; 
Ordered, 11. Presented; Read, and referred to the Ex- 
aminers, 13. Report, That no Standing Orders are 
applicable; Day appointed for Second Reading, 62. 
Committed to a Jomt Committee, 78. Reported; Pro- 
visional Order confirmed; Day appointed for consider- 
ation, as amended, 204. Bill considered, as amended ; 
Passed, 210. Agreed to by the Lords, 300. (Cited as 
Railway Rates and Charges, No. 9 (Isle of Wight Rail- 
way, &amp;c.) Order Confirmation Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 
385. 

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Bitts. 














Raitway Rares and Cuarces Provisionat ORDER ( Lan- 


cashire and Yorkshire, &amp;c.); Bill to confirm a Provisional 
Order made by the Board of Trade under “The Railway 
and Canal Traffic Act, 1888,” containing the Classifica- 
tion of Merchandise Traffic, and the Schedule of Maximum 
Rates and Charges applicable thereto, of the Lancashire 


Vox. 147.—-—Sess. 1892. 


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INDEX to the Onze Honpvrep and Forty-seventn VoLumeE, 


and Yorkshire Railway Company, and certain other Rail- 
way Companies; Ordered, 10. Presented ; Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 12. Report, That no 
Standing Orders are applicable; Day appointed tor 
Second Reading, 62. Committed to a Joint Committee, 
78. eported; Provisional Order confirmed; Day ap- 
pointed for consideration, as amended, 147. Bill con- 
sidered, as amended ; Day appointed for Tuird Reading, 
156. Bill passed, 160. Agreeu to by the Lords, gog. 
(Cited as Railway Rates and Charges, No. 10 (Lanca- 
shire and Yorkshire Railway, &amp;c.) Order Confirmation 
Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 385. 

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Ramway Rates and Cuarces Provisionat Orper ( Lon- 


don, Tilbury, and Southend, §c.); Bill to confirm a Pro- 
visional Order made by the Board of Trade under “* The 
Railway and Canal Traffic Act, 1888,” containing the 
Classification of Merchandise Traffic, and the Schedule of 
Maximum Rates and Charges applicable thereto, of the 
London, Tilbury, and Southend Railway. Company, and 
certain other Railway Companies; Ordered, 11. Pre- 
sented ; read, and relerred to the Examiners, 12, Report, 
That no Standing Orders ure applicable ; Day appointed 
for Second Ready, 65. Committed to a Joint Com- 
mittee, 78. Reported; Provisional Order confirmed; 
Day appointed for consideration, as ameuded, 180. Bil 
considered, as amended ; Passed, 184. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 309. (Cited as Railway Rates and Charges, No. 
11 (London, Tiibury, and Southend Railway, §c.) Order 
Confirmation Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 385. 








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BILLs. 


Rattway Rares and CuarGes Provision at Orper ( Man- 


chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, §c.); Bill to confirm 
a Provisional Order made by the Buard of Trade under 
“ The Railway and Canal Traffic Act, 1888,” containing 
the Classification of Merchandise Traffic, and the Schedule 
of Maximum Rates and Charges applicable thereto, of the 
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway Com- 
any, and certain other Railway Companies; Ordered, 10. 

resented; Read, and referred to the Kxaminers, 12. 
Report, That no Standing Orders are applicable ; Day 
appointed for Second Reading, 62. Committed to a Joint 
Committee, 78. Reported ; l’rovisional Order confirmed ; 
Day appointed for consideration, as amended, 180. Bill 
considered, as amended; Pussed, 184. Agreed to by the 
Lords, 09. (Cited as Railway Rates and Charges, No. 
12 (Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway, §c.) 
Order Confirmation Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 385. 














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Bits. 

Rartway Raters and CuHarces ProvisionaL OrpDER 


(Metropolitan, &amp;c.); Bill to confirm a Provisional Order 
made by the Board of Trade under “The Railway and 
Canal Traftic Act, 1888,” containing the Classification of 
Merchandise Traffi, and the Schedule of Maximum Rates 
and Charges applicable thereto, of the Metropolitan Rail- 
way Company, and certain other Railway Companies ; 
Ordered, 11. Presented; Read, and referred to the Ex- 
aminers, 13. Report, That no Standing Orders are applic- 
able; Day appointed for Second Reading, 62. Com- 
mitted to a Joint Committee, 78. Reported ; Provisiunal 
Order confirmed; Day appointed tor consideration, as 
amended, 217- Bill considered, as amended; Passed, 
224. Agreed to by the Lords, g10. (Cited as Railway 
Rates and Charges, No. 13 (Metropolitan Railway,. &amp;c.) 
Order Confirmation Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 385. 








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Raitway Rates and C#arces 
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Ratzway Rares and Cuarces Provistonat OrDER ( Mid- sideration, as amended, 147. Bull considered, as amended; 


land and South Western Junction, &amp;c.) ; Bill to confirm 
a Provisional Order made by the Board of Trade under 


“ The Railway and Canal Trafhe Act, 1888,” containing 


the Classification of Merchandise Traffic, and the Schedule 
of Maximum Rates and Charges applicable thereto, of the 
Midland and South Western Jeshitign Railway Company, 
and certain «other Railway Companies; Ordered, 11. 
Presented ; Read, and referred to the Examiners, 12. 


Day appointed for Third Reading, 157- . Bill passed, 160, 
Agreed to by the Lords, 309. (Cited as Railway Rates 
and Charges No. \6 (North London Railway, &amp;c.) Order 
Confirmation Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 385. 























Vide 
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Bitus. 


Report, That no Standing Orders ure applicable; Day| Rarpway Rates and Cuarces ProvisionaL Orper 


appointed for Second Realing, 66. Committed to a 
Joint Committee, 78. Keported; Provisional Order Con- 
firmed; Day appointed for Consideratiun, as amended, 
147. Bill considered, as amend:d; Day appointed for 
Third Reading, 156. Bill passed, 160. by the Lords, 
with an Amendment, 273. Day appointed for considering 
it, 274. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 278. (Cited as 
Railway Rates and Charges No. 14 (Midland ard South 
Western Junction Railway, &amp;c.) Order Confirmation Act, 
1892) Royal Assent, 385. 

Raitway Rares and Caarces ProvisionaL ORDER 
Bitts. 











Raitway Rares and CuarGes Provisionat Orver 
(North British, &amp;c.); Bill to confirm a Provisional Order 
made by the Board of Trade under “ The Railway and 
Canal Traffic Act, 1888,” containing the Classification of 
Merchandise Traffic, and the Schedule of Maximum Rates 
and Charges applicable thereto, of the North British Rail- 
way Company, and certain other Railway Companies; 
Ordered, 11. Presented; Read, and referred io the Ex- 
aminers, 13. Report, That no Standing Orders are applic- 
able; Day appointed for Second Reading, 66. Com- 
mitted to a Joint Committee, 78. Reported ; Provisivnal 
Order confirmed; Day «appointed for consideration, as 
amended, 218; Bill consulered, as amended; Passed, 
228. (Cited as Railway Rates and Charges, No, 25 
(North British Railway, §c.) Order Confirmation Act, 
1892) Royal Assent, 386. 

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BiLs. 

















Provisionat ORDER 


made b 


the Board of Trade under “The Railway and 
Cunal 


raffic Act, 1888,” containing the Classification of 


Merchandise Traffic, and the Schedule of Maximum Rates | 
and Charges applicable thereto, of the North Eastern | 


Railway Company, and certain other Railway Companies; 
Ordered, 10. Presented ; Read, and referred to the Ex- 
aminers, 12. Report, That no Standing Orders are ap- 
plicable ; Day appointed for Second Reading, 62. Com- 
mitted to a Joint Committee, 78. Reported ; Provisional 
Order confirmed; Day appointed for consideration, as 
amended, 218, Consideration, as amended, deferred, 228. 
Bill considered, as amended; Passed, 233. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 310. (Cited as Railway Rates and Charges 
No. 15 (North Eastern Railway, &amp;c.) Order Confirmation 
Act, 1%g2) Royal Assent, 385. 

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Bitts. 


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ProvisionaL ORDER 
(North London); Bill to confirm a Provisional Order 
made by the Board of Trade, under “The Railway and 
Cunal Traffic Act, 1888,” containing the Classification of 
Merchandise Traffic, and the Schedule of Maximum Rates 
and Charges applicable thereto, of the North London 
Railway Company ; Ordered, 62.- Presented ; Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 62. Report, That no Standing 
Orders are applicable ; Day appointed for Second Reading, 
84. Committed to a Joint Committee,.89. Reported ; 

Provisional Order confirmed; Day appointed for ‘con- 








(North London, §c.); Bill to confirm a Provisional Order 
made by the Board of ‘Trade under “ The Railway and 
Canal Traffic Act, 1888,” containing the Classification of 
Merchandise ‘Traffic, and the Schedule of Maximum Rates 
and Charges applicable thereto, of the North London 
Railway Company, and: ertain other Railway Companies ; 
Ordered, 11. Presented; Read, and referred tu the Ex. 
aminers, t;. Order.referring Bill to. the Examiners dis- 
charged ; and Bill withdrawn, 62. 


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( North Staffordshire, &amp;c.); Bill to cunfirm a Provisional 
Order made by the Board of Trade under “The Railway 
and Canal Traffic Act, 1888,” containing the Classification 
of Merchandise Traffic, and the Schedule of Maximum 
Rates and Charges applicable thereto, of the North 
Staffordshire Railway Company, and certain other Rail- 
way Companies; Ordered, 11. Presented; Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 12. Report, That no Standing 
Orders are applicable; Day appointed for Second Reading, 
62. Committed to a Joint Committee, 78. Reported; 
Provisional Order confirmed; Day appointed for con- 
sideration, as amended, 147. Bill considered, ax amended; 
Day appvinted for Third Reading, 157. Bill passed, 160. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 309. (Cited as Railway Rates 
and Charges, No. 17 (North Staffordshire Railway, §c.) 
Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 355. 


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Bits. 


Rartway Rares and CuarGces ProvisionaL Orper (Taff 


Vale, &amp;c.); Bill to confirm a Provisional. Order made by 
the Board of Trade under “The Railway and Canal 
Traffic Act, 1888,” containing the Classification of Mer- 
chandise Traffic, and the Schedule of Maximum Rates and 
Charges applicable thereto, of the Taff Vale Railway Com- 
pany, and certain other Railway Companies ; Ordered, 11. 
Presented; Read, and referred to the Examiners, 12. 
Report, That no Standing Orders are applicable; Day 
appoiuted for Second Reading, 62. Committed to a Joint 
Committee, 78. Reported ; Provisional Order confirmed; 
Day appointed for consideration, as amended, 180. Bill 
considered, as amended; Passed, 184. By the Lords, 
with an Amendment, 274. Day appointed for considering 
it, 274. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 278. (Cited as 
Railway Rates and Charges No. 18 (Taff Vale Railway, 
&amp;c.) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 385. 

ewe — Vide 
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Brus. 




















| Rattway Returns. Vide Accounts. 


Raitway Seavants (Hours of Duty exceeding Twelve; 


Hours of Duty exceeding Ten). Vide Accounts. 


Raitway Servants (Hours of Labour); Select Committee 


to inquire whether, and, if so, in what way, the Hours 
worked by Railway Servants should be restricted bv Legis- 
lation; Ke-appointed; Committee to consist of Twenty- 
six Members.; Nominated; Power to send for persons, 


_ papers, and records; Five to be the Quorum, 47- 


Minutes of Evidence of Session 1891, referred, 57. Men- 

ber discharged ; another added, 63. a Report, with 

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55 &amp; 56 Vier.] INDEX to the One Hunovrep and Forty-seventa Votume. 


Raitway Servants (Hours of Labour)—continued. Rear Estate. Vide PrimocEenitTure. : 
Special Report read (Entered); then the House, accord- 
ing to Order, proceeded to consider the. said Report ; 
Order, ‘That Mr. John William Maclure do attend this 


House in his place upon Thursday next; Order, That | . = » aie oe 
Mr. James Frederick. Buckley, Mr. William Bailey | RcRzaTIon Grounps; Bill to facilitate the Provision of 


Hawkins, and Mr. Joha Conacher do attend this House, | Recreation Grounds m Rural Parishes; Ordered, 75. 


REARRANGEMENT Of Rooms (House of Commons). Vide 
..House. Kit 


Presented accordingly, 75. Second Reading deferred, 126. 

Order for Second Reading discharged; Another day. ap- 

pointed, 1§9. Second Reading deferred, 169, 214, 223, 

232, 238. Bill committed, 244. Committee deferred, 

Rartway Servants (Hours of Labour). Vide Accounts. | eae ba rir tno aoe Onder: for Coeeenitionsie 
Lorps.. PRIVILEGE. , | 


upon Thursday next, at Three of the clock, 157. Report, 
@ 322. 
(For other Proceedings ‘in this case, see PRIVILEGE. ) 





| 


Raitway SHAREHOLDERS (Licensing Sessions); Bill to re-| RepempPtion of Rent (Ireland) Act. Vide Accounts. 
move the Disabilities of Railway and other Shareholders rey 
in Public Companies from acting at Licensing Sessions ; | Rerormatory and Inpustriat Scuoous (Great Britain ; 
Ordered, 18. Presented, 22. Second Reading deferred, | Ireland). Vide Accounts. Svuprty. 

6, g2, 108, 128, 161, 177, 193, 2go. 
me ‘ é , 'Rerormatory Scuoots; Bill to amend and consolidate 


‘Rattways ABANDONMENT. Vide Accounts. | the Acts relating to Reformatory Schools in Great 
: Britain; Ordered, 314. Presented, 314. Second Reading 
Raitways (Continuous Brakes). Vide Accounts. deferred, 328. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 


| Bill withd » 344. 
Raitways (General Report). Vide Accounts. Biya ee 
| RerresHMEnT Rooms (House of Commons). Vide House. 


Raitways (Signal Arrangements). Vide Accounts. 


, . . | Recent’s Canat, City, and Docxs Raitway; Report, That 
—weeceneue ene pendikeusentsenten | the Bill should originate in the House of Soa. 3I. 
Raitways (Trains passing over Single Lines). Vide Ac- | Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to 

COUNTS. . | have been complied with, 51. Bill brought from the 

| Lords, 296. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 296. 

Raitways (Western Highlands of Scotland). Vide Ac-| Report, That the Standing Orders not previously inquired 
COUNTS. | into have been complied with; Bill to be read a second 


: time, 304. . Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be 
Ramscate Harpour. Vide Accounts. now read a second time ; Aecontinat read a second time, 
and committed, 321. Standing Orders suspended, and 


Rances Acr (1891) AMENDMENT; Bill to amend “The/ eave to the Committee on the Bill to sit and proceed 

Ranges Act, 1891”; Ordered, 47. Presented, 47. Second! furthwith, 357. Bill reported, 377. Standing Orders 

Readmg deferred, 61, 72, 83, 123, 129, 142, 201, 249,| suspended, and Bill to be now taken into consideration, 

266. | provided amended prints.shall have been previously de- 

: a , posited; Considered, 389. Standing Orders suspended, 

Rate (Metropolis). Vide Poor. | and Bill to be now read the third time ; Queen’s Consent 

signified; Bill passed, with Amendments, 393. ‘To which 

| the Lords agree, 399. ( Cited as Regent’s Canal, City, and 
| Docks Railway Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


Rates. Vide Division of. 
RatuGar Townsuip. .Vide RATHMINES. 


Ratamines and Rataear Townsuir ;' Report, on Petition Recistration. Vide ARcairects. 
for leave to deposit a Petition for a Bill, That the Stand- ' 
ing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 66. Report on | Recistration Acts ( Lodgers) AMENDMENT ; Bill to amend. 
Petition for Bill, That the Standing Orders have not been| the Registration Acts with reference to Lodgers entitled 
complied with; referred to the Select Committee’ on| to Vote at Parliamentary Elections; Ordered, 18. Pre- 
Standing Orders, 88, Petition for Bill, referred to the} sented, 22. Second Reading deferred, 238. 
said Committee, 8g. Report, That the Standing Orders 
ought to be dispensed with, 98. Report read; Bill ordered, | Recistration of Boiters. Vide Bowers. 
g8. Read, 100. Committed, 124. Reported, 163. Con- 
sidered, as amended, 173. Passed, 183. Agreed to by | Reaistration of Erectors. Vide Evectors. 
the Lords, 263. (Cited as Rathmines and Rathgar Town- 
' ship Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 268. Recistration of Mipwives. Vide Mipwives. 


Ratine (Metropolis). Vide Accounts. ReoistraTIoN of Piumpers. Vide PLumpers. 
| 
se | 
Ratine of Macuinery; Bill to amend the Law relating to| Registration of Voters. Vide PARLIAMENTARY. 
the Rating of Hereditaments containing Machivery ; 
Ordered, 15. Presented, 20. Motion, That the Bill be now | RecisrraTion of Voters (Scotland) ; Bill to amend the 
read a second time; Amendmeut proposed, “Six Months,”|! Law relating to the Qualification and Registration of Par- 
but, on Division, not made; Bill cummitted, 161. Com-/ liamentary Voters, and to Parliamentary Elections in 
mittee deferred, 169. Bill considered in Committee ; Scotland, and for other purposes .in relation thereto; : Qr- 
Motion, That this House ee the 22nd day of June dered, 32. Presented, 32. Second Reading deferred, 
next, again resolve itself into the said Committee; Ob-| 283. : . 
jection taken ; Mr. Speaker ascertains by a preponderance | _ 
-of voices that the House was in favour of the Motion; |} RecistRATION (Parliamentary . Elections). Vide Paruta- 
Resolution accordingly, 171. MENTARY. , 


Ratine of Cemeterigs. . Vide CEMETERIES. RecistRaTion of Teacners. Vide SEconpary. Teacuers. 


. | | Reaistk 
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Reaistrar Generau of Birrns, &amp;c. (England). Vid 
Suppvy. : 


Reatstrar Generav’s Urrice (Ireland). Vide SupPry. 


Reoistrar Genera’s Orrice (Scotland). Vide SuPpty. 


Reaistry of Deeps (Ireland), Vide Accounts. 


Revetrine of Dwettinc Houses in Scortanp. Vide 


DweELuina. 


Reuier in Sickness and Wipownoop. Vide OuTnoor. 


Reuier (Ireland). Vide Ovrpoor. 
Rewer of Distress (Ireland). Vide Accounts. Sup- 
PLY. 


Repayment of Locat Loans Funp. Vide SupPty. 


REPORTS : 

Reception of Reports from Committees 
of the whole House, deferred (Supply), 77, &amp;c. 

—— Special Report from a Select Committee, 

with Minutes of Evidence and Appendix, relating to such 

Report, 129. Special Report read ; considered, according 

to Order; Orders masle thereon, 157. 











Resipexces (Ireland). Vide Cuvrcugs. 


Resipent Maistrares (Jreland). Vide Accounts. 


RESOLUTIONS: 
—_ To be communicated to the Lords, 
and their concurrence desired, 62, 74. The Lords concur, 


75, 85. 








Read, 78, &amp;c. 

Reported from Committees of the 
whole House, und Bills ordered thereupon, 79. 

—_—— Communicated from the Lords, and 
the concurrence of the Commns desired thereto, 102, 
248. The Commons concur, 129, 248. 

- — Reported from the Committee of 

Supply, again read, 106, 122, 354. 

Vide House. 





— SO 





























Retirep Pay, &amp;c. Vide Suppry ( Army). 


Rerournine Orricers’ Expenses (Scotland); Bill to pro- 
vide fur the payment of Expenses to be incurred by Re- 
turning Officers at Parliamentary Elections in Scotland ; 
Ordered, 16. Preseuted, 21. Second Reading deferred, 
76, 83. 

Return Tickets; Bill to enable Passengers in Railway 
Trains and on Steamboats, &amp;c., to make Use of Return 
Tickets at any time after the Date of Issue; Ordered, 18. 
Presented, 23. Second Reading deferred, 44, 57, 64, 68, 
77, 83, 88, 91, 100, 109, 123, 135, 142, 165, 163, 172, 
&gt; 193, 202, 214, 232, 255, 267, 290, 303, 329, 347, 
359: 


Revenvug Accounts. Vide East Inbia. 
Revistne Barristers (Ireland). Vide Accounts. 
Revision of the Statute Law. Vide Statute Law. 


Ruon ppa and Swansea Bay Raitway ; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 38. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 45. 


Report, That Standing Order 62 lias been complied 
with; Bill to be read a second time, 55, Bill com- 
_ mitted, 69. Instruction 


: 
&lt; 


to the Committee on the 








Rhondda and Swansea Bay Railway Bill and the 
Western ‘Railway (Neath "River crieslon, &amp;c.) Bill ta 
they have Power, if they think fit, to incorporate in and 
apply to the Rhondda and Swansea Bay Railway Bill any 
of the Powers proposed to be conferred by the Great 
Western Railway (Neath River Crossings, &amp;c.) Bill, 251 
Bill reported, 261. Consi'ered, as amended, 282. Pessed. 
298. By the Lords, with Amendments, 392. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 3992. (Cited as Rhondda and 
Swonsea Bay Railway Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401, 


Ruyp-ppov Raitway. Vide Porrmapoc. 


Ruyzt District Water; Petition, and- Bill ordered 38 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 45. Report That 
Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill "to be 
read a second time, 117. Committed, 136. leported, 171 
Considered, as amended, 227. Queen’s Con-ent sivnified - 
Bill passed, 239. By the Lords, with Ametdmenis, 310. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, with Amendments, 338. 
To which last-mentioned. Amendments the Lords agree, 
372. (Cited as Rhyl District Water Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 386. 


Ruy Improvement. Birt (changed from Rhyl Improve- 
ment Commissioners Bill); Considered, as amended, 194, 
Pussed, 202. By the Lords, with Amendments, 3X4. 
Lords’ Ainendments agreed to, 388. (Cited as Rhyl Im- 
provement Act, 1892) Royul Assent, 40). 


Vide Rayt Improvement 








ComMIssionERs BILt. 


Ruyt Improvement Commissioners ; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 38. Read, 45. Committed, 66. Reported, 171. 
Considered, as amended (changed to Rhyl Improvement 
Bill), 194. 


PROVEMENT BILL. 


Ruy. Im- 


Ruymyey Vauttny Gas and Water; Report, That the 
Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 51. Bill brought from the Lords, 165. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 165. Report, That 
the Standing Orders not previously inquired into have 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 260. 
Committed, 278. Reported, 362. Standing Orders sus- 
pended, und Bill tu be now taken into consideration, 
provided amended prints shall have been previously de- 
pe Cunsidered; Standing Orders suspended, and 

ill to be now read the third time; Accordingly read the 
third time, and passed, with Amendments, 374. To which 
the Lords agree, 399. (Cited as Rhymney Valley Gas 
and Water Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 402. 


Rigsie Navication. Vide Preston. 


RisstE Navigation Bit (changed from Preston Corpora- 
tion (Ribble Navigation, §c.) Bill) ; Considere!, as 
amended, 233. Puased, 245. Azreed to by the Lords, 
gio. (Cited as Ribble Navigution Act, 18y2) Royal 
Assent, 386. : 
Vide 


al AEN WT Sa po Preston CorPoratTION 
( Ribble Navigation, §c.) Bix. 





Ricumonp Bripee. Vide Accounts. 


Rirte Rances. Vide Accounts (New Forest). 


Rieuts of Way Procepure (Scotland) ; Bill to amend the 
Law ‘relating to Procedure in Right of Way Causes in 
Scotland; Ordered, 163. Presented, 163. Order for 
Second Reading dixcharged ; another day appointed, 169. 
Second Reading deferred, 214, 236, 267. 


Ricuts of Way (Scotland); Bill to confer on County 
Councils in Scotland the power of maintaining and pro- 
tectng Rights of Way, and otherwise to amend the Law 

re 236 Lot.» Orelating 














Ricats of Way (Scotland)—continued. 


relating to Rights of Way in Scotland; Ordered, 17. Pre- 
sented, 21. Second Reading deferred, g2, 108, 128, 144, 
162, 213, 238, 265, 284. 


Rieuts of Way ( Scotland) (No. 2); Bill to enable County 
Councils in Scotland on a Report by the Sheriff to sue 
Actions of Right of Way; Ordered, 32. Presented, 32. 
Second Reading deferred, 92, 108, 128, 144, 162, 213, 
238, 265, 284. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 
Biil withdrawn, 362. 


Roavs and Bripcss (Scotland) Acts AMENDMENT; Bill 
to amend the Law in regard to Bridges in Scotland ; 
Brought from the Lords, 120. Read, 125. Second 

_ Reading deferred, 192, 137, 148, 154, 168, 168. Bill 
committed, 176. Order for Committee rezd; Instruction 
to the Committee that they have Power to further amend 
Section fifiy-eight of “ The Roads and Bridges (Sotland) 
Act, 1878,” by enabling county road boards, under certain 
conditions, to construct and maintain roads and bridges 
for the benefit of their county within the territory of a 
neighbouring county. provided the consent of the county 
council of the latter county be first obtained; Bill con- 
sidered in Committee, and reported [New Title], 181. 
Considered, as amended, 187. Third Reading deterred, 
197, 305. Order for Third Reading discharged; Biil re- 
committed in respect of a new Clause; Instruction to the 
Committee, that they have Power to provide for the pro- 
tection from injury, on the part of road authorities, of 
certain lands on the ground of public interest; Bill con- 
sidered in Committee, and reported; New Clause added, 
209. Consideration, as amended, deferred, 221, 226, 230, 
236. Order for consideration, as amended, discharged ; 
Bill re-committed in respect of Clause gand a new Clause ; 
considered in Committee, and reported ; Clause 3 disagreed 
to, and new Clause added; considered, as amended; 
Passed, with Amendments, 253. To which the Lords 
agree, 282. (Cited as Rouds and Bridges (Scotland), Acts 
Amendment Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 385, 


RoapsipE Wastes. Vide Foorpatns. 


Roman Catuo.ic Reuier Act (1829) AMENDMENT; Mo- 
tion, That leave be given to bring in a Bill to remove the 
Disabilities imposed on Roman Catholics in Great Britain 
and Ireland by the Roman Catholic Relief Act of 1829; 
and the Motion being opposed, after a brief explanatory 
statement from the Member who made the Motion, Mr. 
Speaker put the Question in pursuance of Standing Order 
No. 16:—And the Question was resolved in the Affirmu- 
tive ; certain Members ordered to prepare, and bring in 
the Bill, 105. Bill presented, 105. Second Reading 
deferred, 148, 154, 197, 222, 244, 280, 329. 


RossENDALE VALLEY Tramways (Abandonment) ; Standing 
Orders suspended, and time for presenting Petition for 
Bill extended to day named, 56. Petition, and Bill or- 
dered, 58. Read, and referred to Examiners, 60. Re- 
port, That S:anding Order 62 has been complied with ; 
Bill to be read a second time, 69. Committed, 85. In- 
structio, 164. Bill reported, 180. Considered. as amended, 
207. Passed, 223. Agreed to by the Lords, gro. 
(Cited as Rossendale Valley Tramways ( Abandonment) 
Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 386. 


RosseNDALE Vatuey Tramways (Adlandonment) Bit 
[ Repayment of Deposit] ; Motion for the House to resolve 
itself into a Committee to consider of authorising the re- 
payment by the High Court of the sum of Six Eundred and 
seventy-five pounds nineteen shillings and cightpence Two 
und a-Half percentum Stock, being the balance remaining 
in Court of the Deposit Fund transferred or paid as se- 
curity for the completion of the tramways authorised by the 
Manchester, Bury, and Rochdale Tramways (Extensions) 
Order), 1882, and which is now forfeited, together with 
the interest and dividends thereon; Queen’s Recom- 
mendation ‘signified ; Question agreed to, 156. Matter 


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eonsidered in Committee, 160. Resolution reported, and 
aureed to; Instruction to the Committee on the Bill, That 
they have Power to make Provision therein therein, pur- 
suant to the said Resolution, 164. 


RoTueruam, Burts, and Surron Raitway; Petition, 
and Bill ordered, 38. Read, and referred to the Ex- 
aminers, 45. Report, That Standing Order 62 has been 
complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 88. 
Committed, 100. Repo:ted, 151. Considered, as amended, 
164. Passed, 173. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
392. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 396. (Cited as 
Rotherham, Blyth, and Sutton Railway Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 401. 


Roya, Bank of Scortanp Orricers’ Wipows’ Funp; 
Report, That the Bill should originate in the House of 
Lords, 30. Report, That the Standing Orders had been 
certified to have been complied with, 51. Bill brought 
from the Lords, 131. flead, and referred to the Bx- 
aminers, 131. Report, That no Standing Orders not pre- 
viously inquired into are applicable ; Bill to be read a 
second time, 136. Committed, 152. Reported, without 
Amendment, 175. Passed, 183. (Cited as Royal Bank of 
Scotland Officers’ Widows’ Fund ( Amendment) Act, 1892) 
Royal Assent, 267. 


Vide Witnesses. 
Vide Accounts. 


Roya Commissions. 
Roya. [r1sH ConsTABULARY. 


Royat Navat ARTILLERY VotunTgEgers. Vide Suppty 


(Amendments). 
Vide Accounts. 
Vide Suppty. 


Vide Accounts. 


Roya Osservarory (Edinburgh). 
Rovat Parks and Pieasure Garpens. 
Roya University of IreLaAnp. 


Rurat Lasoursrs Corraces; Bill to provide improved 
Cottages for Rural Labourers; Ordered, 29. Presented, 
29. Second puns deferred, 168, 197, 23%. Order 
for Second Reading discharged; Bill withdrawn, 337. 


Rurau Parisues. Vide Recreation. 


Russian Dutou Loar. Vide Accounts. 


Rypze Mait Contract. Vide Post Orrice. 


55 &amp; 56 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess. 7. 1892. 

SAIN T Austex VaLtErs Rariway and Dock ( Aban- 
donment); Petitition, and Bill ordered, 38. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 45. Report, That Standing 
Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be read a 
second time, 88. Committed, 100. Reported, 130. Con- 
sidered, as amended, 160. Passed. 173. Agreed to by 
the Lords, 273. (Cited as Saint Austell Valleys Railway 
and Dock ( Abandonment) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 386. 


Saint BarnaBas Cuvurcn, Liverpoot; Report, That 
the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 31. 
Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to 
have been complied with, 51. Bull brought from the 
Lords, 282. Read. and referred to the Examiners, 282. 
Report, That the Standing Orders not previously inquire: 
into have been complied with; Bill to be read a second 
time, 298. Standing Orders suspended, and Bill com- 
mitted, 312. Reported, 356. Standing Order suspended, 
and Bill to be now read the third time , Accordingly read 
the third time, and Passed, 373. (Cited as Suint Simon 
and Saint Jude’s Church, Anfield, Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 401. 


Saint Bartootomew’'s (Bristol) Cuurcu Scuoon, &amp;e, ; 
Report, That the Bill should originate in the House of 
Lords, 31. Report, That the Standing Orders had been 
certified to have been complied with, 51. Bill brought 
from the Lords, 311. Read, and referred to the Ex- 

aminers, 











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eeoeeaeaec0c0&lt;_aeaeaeaeaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeS ee eee 


Saist Bartuotomew’s (Bristol) Cuurcu Scuoon, &amp;c. 
—continued. 
aminers, 311. Report, That the Standing Orders not 
reviously inquired into have not been complied with ; 
Referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 320. 
Report, That the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed 
with, 350. Report read; Bill to be read a second time, 
350. Standing Order suspended, and Bill to be now read a 
second time; Accordingly read a second time, and com- 
mitted; Standing Orders suspended, and leave to the 
Committee of Selection to appoint the Committee on the 
Bill, to sit and proceed forthwith, 364. Bill reported, 
375 Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now 
taken into consideration, provided amended prints shall 
have been previously deposited; Considered; Standing 
Orders suspended, and Bill to be now read the third 
time; Accordingly read the third time, and passed, with 
Amendments [New Title], 382. By the Lords, with 
Amendments, 392. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 393. 
(Cited as Suint Bartholomew's (Bristol) Church, &amp;c. 
Sale Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


Saint Jonn’s Cuapet Raitway; Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the Honse of Lords, 31. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certified to have been com- 
plied with, 51. 


Saint Lawrence Raitway. Vide Newport. 


Saint Marcaret’s, Lercester, Serect Vestry; Report, 
That the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 31. 
Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to 
have been complied with, 51. Bill brought from the 
Lords, 220. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 
220. Report, That no Standing Orders not pre- 
viously inquired into are applicable; Bill to be read a 
second time, 226. Committed, 251. Reported, 287. 
Considered, as amended ; Standing Orders suspended, and 
Bill to be now read the third time: Accordingly read the 
third time, and passed, with Amendments, 305. ‘To which 
the Lords agree, 341. (Cited as Saint Margaret’s, Leicester, 
Select Vestry (Parish Piece) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 386. 


Saint Micuagt’s, Coventry (Vicar’s Rate); Bill to 
repeal the Act Nineteen George the Third, Chapter Sixty 
(Local), intituled, “ An Act for establishing certain Pay- 
ments to be made to the Vicar of the Parish of Saint 
Michael, in the City of Coventry, for the time being, in 
lieu of Tithes”; Ordered; presented accordingly, 169. 
Examine's to examine the Bill with respect to compliance 
with the Standing Orders relative to Private Bills, 219. 
Report, That the Standing Orders have not been complied 
with, referred to the Select Committee on Standing 
Orders, 227. Report, That the Standing Orders ought 
not to be dispensed with, 248. 


Saint Panoras Raitway. Vide Hampsreap. 


Sarnt Panoras Vastry; Petition, and Bill ordered, 38. 
Read, 48. Order for Second Reading discharged; Bill 
withdrawn, 62. 


190. Bill committed, 206. Considered in Committee, 


and reported, 222. Consideration, as amended, deferred 
232. Bill considered,-as amended ; Clause offered to ~ 
added to the Bill; Motien, That the said Clause be now 
read a second time; Debate adjourned, 236. Further 
adjourned, 244, 255, 265, 276, 281, 290. esumed ; 
Question negatived; Day appointed for Third Reading, 
297. Bill passed, goq. Agree to by the Lords, 399. 
Mawes as Salmon and Freshwater Fisheries Act, 1892) 
yal Assent, 40). 


Satmon and Fresuwater Fisuerizs (England and Wales), 
Vide Accounts. 


Satmon Fisuertzs (Ireland) Acts AMENDMENT; Bill to 
amend the Salmon Fisheries ({relaud) Acts; Ordered, 19, 
Presented, 24. Second Reading deferred, 42. Bill com- 
mitted to a Select Committee, 53. Committee nominated; 
Power to send for persons, papers, and records ; Five to 
be the Quorum, 82. Bill reported; Re-comniitted to a 
Committee of the whole House, 306. Committee deferred, 


319, 346. 


Saumon Fisugnies (/reland) Acts AMENDMENT (No. 2); 
Bill to amend the Law relating to Salmon Fisheries in 
Ireland; Ordered, 82. Presented, 82. Second Reading 
deferred, 96, 103, 108, 122, 162, 169, 213, 238, 297, 
320. 


Saxnpeate Tramways. Vide FoLkEsTone. 


Sanitary Recuuations. Vide Pouce. 


Sarpintan Loan. Vide Accounts. 


Saturpay Sate of Liquors. Vide Inroxicatina. 


Savines Banxs. Vide Accounts. 


Savines Banxs Act (1891) AMENDMENT ; Bill to amend 
“The Savings Banks Act, 1891”; Ordered, 88, Pre- 
sented, 88. Second Reading deferred, 93, 95. Order for 
Second Reading discharged; another Day appointed, gg. 
Second Reading deferred, 122. Order for Second Read- 
ing discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 133. 


Savines Banxs and FrignDty SoctetigEs. 


Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Scnoot Boarp for Lonvon; Motion, That an humble 
Address be presented to Her Majesty, praying Her Ma- 
jesty to appoint a Royal Commission to investigate the 
action and extravagance of the London School Board, and 
the cause of the High Rates raised for its use in the 
Metropolis; and Question superseded by Adjcurnment 
of House for want of Forty Members, 75. 


Scnuoot BoarRp for Lonpon (Superannuation); Bill to 
enable the School Board for London to grant Super- 
annuation Allowances to Teachers and other Employees ; 
Ordered, 19. Presented, 23. Second Reading deferred, 
212, 223, 232, 265, 267, 277, 281, 284, 320, 329, 347. 
Bill committed, 372. 


: 
Saint Simon and Saint Jupe’s Cuurcn, Ayrrep, Act,| Scaoot Rooms, Pustic Mgerines in. Vide Suppiy 


1892. Vide Saint Barnasas. 


Sazuartes and Miscettangovs Cuarces of the War} Scuoous. Vide INpustRiAL. 


Orrice. 
Satz, Brus of. Vide Bixts. 


Vide Suppry (Army). 


Saxe of Foop and Druas Acr. Vide Foon. 
Saxe of Soops. Vide Goons. 

Sag of [wroxicatine Liquors, 
Sarg of Lanp (Ireland). Vide Computsory. 


Vide Corn, 


Vide [nwroxicaTinea. 


SALgEs. 


Satmon and Fresuwatsr Fisueries; Bill to amend the 
Law relating to Salmon and Freshwater Fisheries ; Or- 
dered, 155. Presented, 166. Second Reading deferred, | Scizntiric Services. Vide Suppry (Navy). 





(Amendments). 


Pusiic. Rerormarory. 


Scnoots (Ireland). 


Vide Accounts. CuHurcHrEs. Pvor 
Law. : 


Scnoot Teacuers (Ireland). Vide Nationa. 
Scnoot Teacuers’ Reaistration. Vide SEcoNDARY. 


Science and Art DepartTMENT. Vide Supp ty. 


Science and Art Department (Great Britain) Burvp- 
ines, Vide Suppxy. 


Screntiric InvEsTIGATION, &amp;c.. Vide Suppty. 


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Scotcu Epucation Cong, 1892; Motion, That an humble 
Address be presented to Her Majesty, praying Her to 
withhold Her assent to so much of the Code (1892) of the 
Scotch Education Department as is contained in Article 
134; and Question, on Division, negatived. 103. 


—— Motion, That an humble 
Address be presented to Her Majesty, praying Her to 
withhold Her assent to the Code (18y2) of the Scotch 
Education Department unless aud until Article 133 thereof 
be amended, by omitting the words “ five and fourteen,” 
and substituting therefur “three and fifteen”; and 
Question, on Division, negatived, 103. 


ScoTtLanp, Vide GovERNMENT of. 
ScorLanp, Cuurcn of. Vide Cuurcn. 


Scottisep Union and Nationat INsurance CoMPANy ; 
Report, That the Bill should originate in the ‘House of 
Lords, 31. Report, That the Standing Orders had been 
certified to have been complied with, 51. Bill brought 
from the Lords; +59... Read, and referred to the Exa- 
miners, 159. Report, That no Standing Orders not 
previously inquired into are applicable; Bill to be read 
a second time, 17g. Committed, 184. Reported, without 
Amendment, 228. Passed, 299. (Cited as Scattish Union 
and National Insurance. Campany’s Act, 18y2) Royal 
Assent, 268. 


Scottish UNIVERSITIES COMMISSION. 
House (Business of the.) 


Sea and Coast Fisugrizs Funp (Jreland.) Vide Accounts. 














Vide Accounts. 


Sea Fisneries ; Motion, That this House is of opinion that 
an Inquiry should be instituted into the question of the 
desirability of making further provision for the Protection 
and Development of Sea Fisheries on the Coast of England 
and Wales, with special reference to the following points : 
(a) Improved harbour accommodation ; (b) the securing 
of expert and scientific guidance for Sea Fisheries District 
Boards, and the conferring thereun of larger powers; and 
(c) the Amendment of the Sea Fisheries Regulation Act 
of 1888; and Question superseded by Adjournment of 
House for want of Forty Members, 259. 


Sea Fisuertzs Act. Vide AccounTs. 


Sea Fisneries (England and Wales). Vide Accounts. 


Sea Fisneries of the Untrep Kixepom. Vide Accounts. 
Sea Fisherres Recuuation Act. Vide Accounts. 


Sga Fisnertes Recuration (Scotland) ; Bill for the better 
Regulation of Scottish Sea Fisheries ; Ordered ; presented 
accordingly, 125. Second Reading deferred, 142, 163, 
177, 231, 254, 276, 303. Day appointed for Second 
Reading, 347. Second Reading deferred, 372. 


Sza Fisuerigs (Scotland); Motion, That a large represen- 
tative element should be introduced into the Scottish 
Fishery Board ; that a sufficient number of District Fishery 
Cowmittees should be instituted to take charge of local 
fishery interests on the coasts of Scotland; that proof 
should be required of the titles under which Scottish 
mussel scalps are claimed and held ; that power should: be 
given to District Fishery Committees in Scotland to 
regulate, acquire, and work mussel scalps within their 
several districts; avd that the regulations from time to 
time made in the interests of the various classes of fisher- 
men working in Scottish seas should be enforced by an 
effective system of sea police; Amendment proposed to 
insert after the words “coasts of Scotland” the words 
“that powers should be granted by the Commissioners of 
Woods and Forests to such District Fishery Commitiees 
to issue licences to fishermen to fish for salmon on suitable 
parts of the coasts of Scotland” ; and made :— Resolution, 
That a large representative element should be introduced 
into the Scottish Fishery Board; that a sufficient number 
of District Fishery Committees should be instituted to take 


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SHEFFIELD RaILway. 


charge of local fishery interests on ihe coasts of Scotland? 
that powers should be granted by the Comnnissioners of 
Woods and Forests to such District Fishery Committees 
to issue licences to fishermen to fish for salmon on suitable 
parts of the coasts of Scotland; that proof should be re- 
quired of the titles under which Scottish mussel scalps are 
claimed and held; that power should be given to District 
Fishery Committees in Scotland to regulate, acquire, and 
. work mussel scalps within their several diseniotat and that 
the regulations from time to time made in the interests of 
the various classes of fishermen working in Scottish seas 
should be enforced by an effective system of sea police, go, 


Vide Fisuery. 





Searorp Raitway. Vide Eastsourne. 


Seat Fisnery (Behring's Sea) Act. Vide Accounts. 


Seamen. Vide Mercuant. 


Seamen and Marines Wagzs. Vide Suppty ( Navy.) 
Sgamen, Votes of. Vide Partiamentary. | 


Sats in House of Commons (Secretaries of State.) Vide 
SECRETARIES, 


Sea Ware, Crortine Countigs (Scotland); Bill to 
encourage the Industry of gathering and manufacturing 
Sea Ware within the Crofting Counties of Scotland ; 
Ordered, 97. Presented, 98. Order for Second Reading 
discharged ; another Day appointed, 236. 

Sgcon pary Epucation (England; Bill to promote Secondary 
Education in England ; Ordered, 170. Presented accord- 
ingly,171. Second Reading deferred, 265. 


Seconnary Scnoor Teacunrrs’ Recistration; Bill for the 
Registration of Teachers in Secondary Schools; Ordered, 
133- Presented, 133. Second Reading deferred, 161, 
169, 171, 172, 178, 183, 188, 197, 206, 222, 232, 255, ae 
277, 281, 284, 291, 295, 297, 304, 320, 329, 347. Bill 
committed, 372. 


Secretaries of State (Seats in the House of Commons) ; 
Bill to enable all the Principal Secretaries of State and 
Under Secretaries to sit in the House of Commons; 
Ordered ; presented accordingly, 246. Second Reading 
deferred, 277. 

Secretary for ScoTLanp and SvusporpDinaTE Orrices. 
Vide Supp ty. 


Sepvction ; Bill to amend the Law relating to the Seduction 
of Women; Ordered, 149. Presented, 149. Second 
Reading deferred, 187, 233, 329. 

Ssiecr Commitrgzes. Vide Accounts. 


Sevection, Committee of. Vide CommitrTzes. 


Seprenniat Act. Vide Suppry (Amendments). 


SERJEANT AT ARMS: 
To communicate an Order to the Commis- 
sioners of Police, 4. 
Vide House ( Kitchen and Refreshment Rooms): 





SHAREHOLDERS. Vide Raitway. 


Vide MancHEsTER. 


Suerirr Cierkxs Deruts (Scotland); Bill to improve the 
Position of Sheriff Clerks Depute in Scotland ; Ordered, 
65. Presented, 65. Second Sontnn deferred, 123, 132, 
155, 163, 169, 188, 238.. 

Suerier Court Hovszs ‘( Scotland) ( Buildings). Vide 
SupPLy. 

oie SHERIFF 

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Suerirr Covers Civit Cope (Scotland); Bill to combine 
in one Code the Regulations affeciing Sheriff Courts in 
Scotland, and to extend and amend the Law of Civil Pro- 
cess therein; Ordered, 19. Presented 23. Second Read- 
ing deferied, 154, 254, 276. 


Suzrire Courts (Scotland) Extracts ; Bill to simplify the 
Forms of Extracts of Decrees in the Sheriff Courts of 
Scotland; Ordered, 20. Presented, 24. Committed, 154. 
Considered in Cominittee, and reported, 177. Considered, 
us amended ; Passed, 183. Agreed to by the Lords, 372. 
(Cited as Sheriff Courts (Scotland) Extraets Act, 1892) 
Royal Assent, 3X65. 


Vide Norra. 


Saipsurtpine Repairs avd Maintenance (Personnel) 
( Matériel) (Contract Work), Vide Suppry ( Navy). 


SHIELDs WaTER. 


Sarppinc. Vide MERCHANT. 


Suippinc Casuautigs. Vide Accounts. 


Suor Hours; Bill to amend the Law relating to the Em- 
ployment of Womén and young Persons in Shops; Ur- 
dered, 15. Presented,20. 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 declines to further 
interfere with the hours of labour uf adult women until 
women have the constitutional means of expressing their 
opinions by the Parliamentary franchise,” and With- 
diawn; another Amendment proposed, “Six Months,” 
but, on Division, not made, Bilt committed to a Select 

Committee, 60. Committee to consist of Eighteen Mem- 

bers ; Nominated ; Five to be the Quorum, 96. Power to 

send for persons, papers, and records, 110. Member 
discharged ; ancther added, 270. Special Report; Bill 


of the whole Ilouce, 367. Considered in Committee, 
and reported; considered, as amended; Passed, 392. 
By the Lords, with Amendments, 400. Lords’ Amend- 
ments to be printed, 403. Lords’ Amendments agreed 
to, 404. (Cited as Shop Hours Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 
406. 


Suops (Weekly Half-Holiday); Bill to enable Local 
Authosities to establish a Weekly Half-Holiday for Shops; 

Ordered, 29. Presented, go. Rae Reading deferred, 
61, 72, 83, 87, 92, 103, 108, 124, 129, 145, 162,172, 188, 
193.214, 232, 236, 249. 

Suort Tirtes; Bill to facilitate the Citation of 
sundry Acts of Parliament; Brought from the Lords, 
102. Read, 114. Second Reading deferred, 131. Bill 
committed, 137. Committee deferred, 148, 168,171, 172, 
176. Bil considered in Committee, 182. Committee 
deferred, 187, 197- Bill considered in Committee, and 
reported, 201. Considered, as amended, 20§. Third 
Reading deferred, 209, 2:1. Bill passed, with Amend- 
ments, 226. To which the Lords agree, 248. (Cited as 
Short Titles Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 267. 


Siam. Vide Accounts. 


Sierra Leones. Vide Accounts. 


Simon, Saint. Vide Saint BarnaBas. 


Simpson's and Fawcerr’s Parent; Report on Petition for 
Bill, originating in the House of Lords, That the Standing 
Orders have not been complied with; referred to the 
Select Committee on Standing Orders, 233. Bill brought 
from the Lords, 35). Read, and referred to the Ex- 
aminers, 351. Standing Order suspende|, and leave to 
the Examiners to sit and proceed forthwith, 364. Report, 
That no Standing Orders not previously inquired into are 
applicable ; Bill to be read a second time, 365. Standing 
Oruer suspended ; and Bill to be now read a second time; 
accordinsly read a second time, and committed, 382. 
Standing Orders suspended, and leave to the Committee 
on the Bill to sit and proceed forthwith, 389. Bill re- 


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ported, without Amendment, 398. Standing Orders sus- 

nded ; and Bill to be new read the third time ; accord- 
ingly read the third time, and: Passed, 402. (Cited - as 
Simpson’s and Fawcett’s Patent Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 
406. 


Sinxine Funps. Vide Accounts. 

Vide Cuurca. 

Sires for PLaces of Worsnir. Vide Sires. 

Sires (Ireland). Vide Cuurcues. 

Sittines at Ning o’ctock. Vide House (Business of the), 
House (Busi- 


Sires for Cuurcues. 


Sittines of the Hovsg. Vide Accounts. 
ness of the). 


Suave Trapz. Vide Accounts. 


Stave Trapg, Suppression of. Vide Suppty. 


Sma.tut Acricutturat Houpines; Bill to facilitate . the 
Acqu-ition of Small Agricultural Holdings; Ordered, 
57- Presented accordingly, 57. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 71, 87, 96, 117.. Motion, That the Bill be now 
read a second time; Debate adjourned, 120. Resumed; 
Bill committed, 131. Committee deferred, 137, 148. 
Order for Committee read ; Motion, That it be an Instruc- 
tion to the Committee that they have power to insert 
clauses in the Bill creating parish councils by popular 
election for the purposes of the Bill, and conferring upon 
such councils initiatory powers of acquiring, selling, let- 
ting, and managing land for Small Agricultural Holdings; 
and Question, on Division, Negatived ; Motion, That it be 
an Instruction to the Committee that they have power to 
insert clauses in the Bill providing that, on the petition of 
any urban sanitary authority, or of the vestry of a rural 
parish, or of the vestries of two or more rural parishes 
jointly, to the council of the county within whic! the dis- 
trict of such urban sanitary authority, or such rural parish 
or parishes, is or are situate, such county council may make 
an order empowering such urban sanitary authority, vestry, 
or vestries, to exercise powers of acquiring, selling, letting, 
and managing land for Small Agricultural Holdings by 
voluntary arrangement with the owners thereof, subject to 
- aber by the county council ; and Question, on Division, 

egatived ; Bill considered in Commirtee, 153, 154, 158. 
Committee deferred, 168. Bill again considered in Com- 
mittee, 171, 175 Committee deferred, 196, 205, 221. 
Bill again considered in Committee, 229, 234. (Question 
~ in Committee, pursuant to Standing Order, Closure of 

ebate), 235, 242, 246,253. Further considered in Com- 
mittee, and reported, 258. Consideration, as amended, 
deferred, 275, 2g0. Bill considered, as amended; Passed, 
293. By the Lords, with Amendments, go2. Day 
appointed for considering them, 392. Lords’ Amendments 
agreed to, 395. (Cited as Small Holdings Act, 1892) 
Royal Assent, 400. 


Smautu Hoxpines ; Bill for giving Facilities for the Crea- 
tion of Small Holdings of Land ; Ordered, 32. Presented, 
32. Second Reading deferred, 76, 108, 144. Order for 
Second Reading discharged; another day appointed, 170. 
Second Reading deferred, 197, 244, 290. Order for 
Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 371. 


Sma.u Hovoines (Scotland); Biil to facilitate the Creation 
of Small Holdings and Allotments in Scotland ; Ordered, 
53- Presented, §3. Second Reading deferred, 128, 212. 


Soange’s Museum. Vide Accounts. 


Soticitors and Apprentices (Ireland); Bill to amend 
and consolidate the Laws relating tu Solicitors, and to the 
Service of Indentured Apprentices in Ireland ; Ordered, 
18. Presented, 23. Order for Second Reading discharged; 
another day appointed, 47. Second Reading deferred, 64, 
80, 123, 197, 222. Order for Second Reading discharged ; 
Bill withdrawn, 356. 


Soxici rors’ ApPRENTICEs (Jreland)( Commissioners’ Reports). 


Vide Accounts. 
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SS ee SSSSSSSSSSSaSSS.MoMM—MMSnwumm=s=— 


Souicitors (Magistracy); Bill: to- enable Solicitors of the 
High Court of Justice to act as Cuunty Magistrates ; 
Ordered, 20. Presented, 25. Second Reading deferred, 
92, 108, 124, 142, 163, 188, 206, 213, =g8, 266, 2go. 


Sotway Wuirte Fisnery Commission. Vide Accounts. 


Souta Arrica. Vide Accounts. 


SovutHaMpToN Docks; Petition, and Bill ordered, 38. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 46. Report, That 
Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be 
read asecond time, 55. Day appointed for Second Reading, 
69. Bill committed to a Select Committee of Seven 
Members; Four to be nominated by the House, and 
Three by the Committee of Selection; All Petitions pre- 
sented three clear duys ,before the serpy of the Com- 
mittee, referred, and Counsel ordered ; Power to send 
for persons, papers, and records ; Three to be the Quorum, 
73. Four Members nominated, 164. Member discharged ; 
another added, 184. Bull reported, 224. Considered, as 
amended, 245- Queen’s Consent signified ; Bill passed 
(new Title), 256. By the Lords, with Amendments, 392. 
Lerds’ Aniendments agreed to, 393. (Cited as Southampton 
Docks Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


SovurHBoRoveH Locat Boarp (Gas); Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of lords, 31. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 51. Bull brought from the Lords, 165. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 165, Report, That the Stand- 
ing Orders not previously inquired into have been com- 
plied with; Bill to be read a second time, 173. Com- 
mitted, 184. Reported, 219. Considered, as amended, 
237. Passed, with Amendments, 251. To which the 
Lords agree, 263. (Cited as Southborough Local Board 
(Gas) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 268. 


Sourn Coast Rattway. Vide Lonpon. 


Sourm Eastern Raitway; Petition, and Bill ordered, 38. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 46. Report, That 
Standing Order 62 has been complied with; Bill to be 
reud a second time, 69. Day sapere for Second Read- 
ing,85. Motion, That the Bill be now read a second 
time ; Amendment proposed, “ Six Months,” but not made; 
Bill committed, 88. Reported, 111. Considered, as 
amended, 127. Passed, 136. By the Lords, with Amend- 
ments, 310. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 324. (Cited 
as South Eastern Railway Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 386. 


SovrHeND Gas; Petition, and Bill ordered, 38. Read, and 
referred to the Examiners, 46. Report, That Standin 
Order 62 has been complied with ; Bill 10 be read a aoe 
time, 84. Committed, 100. Reported, 137. Considered, 
as amended, 160, Queen’s Consent signified ; Bill passed, 
173- Agreed to by the Lords, 296. (Cited as Southend 
Gas Act, 18y2) Royal Assent, 386. 


Vide Great. 


Sourn Leeps Junction Rai.way; Petition for Bill, re- 
ferred to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 39. 
Report, That the Standing Orders have not been complied 
with; referred to the said Committee, 50. Report, That 
the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with, 66. 
Report read ; Bill ordered, 67. Read, 69, Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 88. Second Reading deferred, 124, 
156. Bill committed, 189. Reported, 287. Standing 
Orders suspended, and Bill to be now taken into con- 
sideration, provided amended prints shall have been 
previously deposited; Considered ; Standing Orders 
suspended, and Bill to be now read the third time; 
Secnaney read the third time, and Passed (new Title), 
298. 


Sourn Lonpon Raitway. 


SourHERN Raiiway. 


Vide City. 


Sournport and Cueenire Lines Extension Raiway ; 
Report, That the Bill should originate in the House of 


Vox. 147.——Sess. 1892. 


Lords, 31. Report, That the Standing Orders had been 
certified to have been complied with, 5:. Bill brought 
from the Lords, 219. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 
220. Report, That the Standing Orders not previously 
inquired into have been complied with; Bill to be read 
a second time, 227. Commitied, 251. Reported, 287. 
Considered, as amended; Standing Orders suspended, 
and Bill to be now read the third time; Accordingly read 
the third time, and Passed, with Amendments, 305. To 
which the Lords agree, 341. (Cited as Southport and 
Cheshire Lines Extension Railway Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 386. 


Soutn Suretps Water. Vide SunpERLAND. a 


Sourn Waxes Docks, &amp;c. Vide ALEXANDRA. 


Soutuwark. Vide Boroven Marksrt. 


Soutrn Western Raitway. Vide Guiascow. 


Sourn Yorxsnire Junction Rartway; Petition, and 
Bill ordered, 39. _ Read, and referred to the Examiners, 45. 
Report, That Standing Orders 62 and 66 have been com- 
plied with; Bill to be reada second time, 65. Bill com- 
mitted, 69..Reported, 86. Considered, as amended, 100. 
Passed, 110. Agreed to by the Lords, 164. (Cited as 
South Yorkshire Junction Railway Act, 1892) Royal As- 
sent, 267. 


Spain. Vide Accounts. 


SPEAKER: 





goes up to the House of Peers at the 

opening of the Session, 3—~—@—On other occasions 

(Royal Assent to Acts), 199. At the Close of the 

Session, 406, &amp;c. 

Resumes the Chair, at a quarter before 
Four o’clock, having returned from the House of Peers, 3. 
——-—— From Committees of the whole House, 247, &amp;c. 

—__———— acquaints the House, That he had issued 
Warrants for New Writs during the Recess, +. - 


————_— reports Her Majesty’s Speech at the open- 
ing of the Session, 9g. That the House had been at the 
House of Peers (Royul Assent to Acts), 139, &amp;c. 


leaves the Chair, pursuaut to the Order of 

the House of this day, 116. 

unavoidably absent, owing to indisposition, 
194. Continued indisposition, 198. 

——__——— requests the Chairman of Ways and Means 
to take the Chair as Deputy Speaker, in pursuance of 
Standing Order No. 1; 141. 

calls the attention of the House to an 

error in an Election Return, 104. 

ascertains by the preponderance of Voices 

that the House was in favour of a Motion, after objection 

taken, 171. 























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acquaints the House, That he had received a 
Letter from Mr, Justice A. L. Smith, relating to the Im- 
prisonment of Mr. George Woodyatt Hastings, a Member 
of this House (Letter entered), 101. That he bad re- 
ceived a letter from Mr, Hastings (Letter entered), 120. 


informs’ the House, That an Instruction 
proposed to a Comriuttee on a Bill was to establish. a 
claim against the Yxchequer, and that the Question 
thereon could not be put, 243. 


ascertains that a Member ordered to attend 
is in his place, 166. 

directs that persons ordered to attend should 
be brought in, 166. 

explains to a Member and other persons 
ordered to attend the natnre of charges which have been 
made against them, 166. Informs them that the House 
was willing to hear anything that they might wish to say 
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SPEAKER—continued. 


in answer, 166. 
and other persons for breach of Privilege, 167. 
monishes the Member in his place and the other persons 
at the Bar, 167. Directs persons to withdraw, and they 
withdraw accordingly, 167. Mr. Speaker’s Admonition 
ordered to be entered in the Journals, 167. Vide 
PRIVILEGE, 


— admonishes a Member in his place and 
other persons ut the Bar, 167. Vide Privivece. 





adjourns the House at One o’clock, pur- 
suant to tlhe Standing Order, without Question put, 124. 
———=— At Seven o’clock, 183. Pursuant to an Order, 


392. 














tells the House, Notice having been taken 
that Forty Members were not present, 55, 75, &amp;c. 


—--———— tells the House, at half-past Twelve on a 
Wednesday, and ‘I'welve Members only being present, Mr. 
Speaker retired from the Chair until One of the clock, 
when the House was again told by Mr. Speaker, and 
Nineteen Members. only being present, Mr. Speaker again 
retired from the Chair until Four of the clock, when the 
House was again told by Mr. Speaker, and Thirty-five Mem- 
bers only being present, the House was adjourned by Mr. 
Speaker, without a Question first put, till To-murrow, 


309. 
—— ——— pioceeds to interrupt the business at mid- 
night, 205, 280, At half-past Five on Wednesday, 237. 


suspends the Sitting, it being after Seven 
o’clock, till Nine o’clock, 279. 


—— 





— ——-——-— Committee appointed to assist him in 
superintending Distribution of Parliamentary Papers, 59. 


——— ——— his Nomination of Temporary Chairmen of 
Committees, 66. 

——____———_ to issue his Warrants for New Writs, 15, 
57, 66, 74, 126, 185, 208. 


— —— to peruse the Votes, and License the printing 
thereof, 4. 








to license the printing of the Journal, 4. 


———---..— _ to adjourn the House each day at the con- 
clusion of Government Business, without Question put, 


385. 








-a Motion being opposed, after a brief 
Statement from the Member who made the 


explanato i nber 
r. Speaker put the Question in pursuance of 


Motion, 
Standing Order No. 16; 106. 


— declines to propose a Question (Abuse of 
Rules) (Colonel Nolan), 113. (Mr. Lloyd George), 127 





———_——— lays upon the Table, — 


— — Reports from Examiners :—That Standing 
Order62 has been complied with, 55. Standing Orders (62 
and 66); 55. That the Standing Orders have not been 
complied with, 55. That no Standing Orders not previously 
inquired into are applicable (Lords’ Bills), 117,&amp;c. That 
the Standing Orders not previously inquired intu have been 
complied with (Lords’ Bills), 192, &amp;c. That the Standing 
Orders not previously inquired into have not been com- 
plied with (Lords’ Bills), 250. That the Standing Orders 
have not been complied with, in the case of Petitions for 





Bills originating in the House of Lords, 132. General 


Index to the Journals, 391. 
of Bills, &amp;c. 403- 


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DEPUTY SPEAKER: 
Ordered tu admonish such Member 4 ; 
Ad- ————-—— — The Chairman of Ways 


and Means, at the request of Mr. Speaker, takes the Chair 
as Deputy Speaker in pursuance of Standing Order No. 3; 
141. 

-——-——_—_ ——— -——— —— takes the Chair of the 
House during the unavoidable absence of Mr, Speaker 
owing to indisposition, 194. Continued indisposition, 198. 

Se ~———— The House proceeded to a 
Division, and Mr. Deputy Speaker stated he thought the 
Ayes had it, and on his decision bein chollanaat ita 

peared to him that the Division was frivolously claimed ; 

and he directed the Noes to stand up in their places, and 

Twelve Members having stood up, Mr. Deputy Speaker 

declared that the Ayes had it, 196. 


lays upon the Table 
Reports from Examiners, That the Standing Orders have 
not been complied with; In the case of Petitions for 
additional Provision, 198. 








Speaker, Mr. Vide House (Business of the). 


Spring Assizes Act. Vide Accounts. 


StatysripGe Water. Vide AsHTon-uNDER-LyYNE. 


Stamrorp and Sr. Martin’s Sramrorp Baron Gas; 
Petition, and Bill ordered, 39. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 46. Report, That Standing Order 62 has 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 110, 
Committed, 133. Reported, 164. Considered, as amended, 
191. Passed, 202. By the Lords, with Amendments, 
351. Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 373. (Cited as 
Stamford and St. Martin’s Stamford Baron Gas Act, 
1892) Royal Assent, 401. 

Stamp Duties. Vide Corporations. 

Stanparps of Weieut and Measure. Vide Accounts. 


Stanpineg Commitrges, Vide Law, &amp;c.; Trang, &amp;c. 


STANDING ORDERS: 


——_———_——— Committee to consist of 
Thirteen Members ; Nominated, 265. 


Resolutions reported from 














the Committee, 84, &amp;c. 


——_————— Reports referred to them, 
That the Standing Orders have not been complied with; in 
the case of Petitions for Bills, 55. In the case of Bills 
(Hybrid), 93. In the case of Bill originating in the 
House of Lords, 233. 











Reports from them, That 
the Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with; In the 
case of Petitions for Bills, 66. Inthe case of Petitions 
for leave to deposit Petitions for Bills, 66, 84, &amp;c. In 
the case of Petitions for dispensing with Standing Order 
129; 89, &amp;c. 

——_— —_—_—____—_—————_ Reports read, and Bills 
ordered, 84, 211, &amp;c. And Bills to be read a second 
time, 350, &amp;c. 








——_————— — Paragraph (1) of Standing 
Order 1948 suspended, and time for depositing a Peti- 
tion for a Bill extended, 170. 
———_—— — Suspended, and leave given 
to bring in a Bill (Private), 46. And time for depositing 
Petitions aguinst Private Bills, &amp;c., extended, 179. 
——_——_—_—__—__—_—_—_——— Standing Order 195 sus- 
pended, and time for presenting Petition for Bill extended, 
56. 




















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now taken into consideration, provided amended prints 
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sTAN DING ORDER S—coatinued. 

Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now read the 
third time; read the third time accordingly, and Passed, 
298, 299, &amp;c. 

——_— —_—__—_——_—__—————_ Suspended, and Bills com- 
mitted, 312, &amp;c. 

-—— — -— — Suspended, and time to 
intervene between circulation of Report and consideration 
of Private Bills, &amp;c., extended, 321. 

— ——_—-—— Suspended, and leave to 
the Committee of Selection to appoint Committees on 
Bills to sit and proceed forthwith (Private), 282, 339, 
&amp;e. (Provisiotial Order), 339, &amp;c. 

—— ———_______————— Suspended, and Days ap- 
pointed for Third Reading, 339. 

———_—_—_—_—_—_—_——— Order, That Standing 
Orders 220 and 246, relating to Private Bills, be sus- 
pended for the remainder of the Session; Order, That, as 
regards Private Bills already returned by the House of 
Lords, with Amendments, such Amendments be now con- 
sidered ; Order, That, as regards Private Bills to be re- 
turned by the House of Lords, with Amendments, such 
Amendments be considered forthwith ; Order, That, when 
it is intended to propose any Amendments thereto, a Copy 
of such Amendments shall be deposited in the Private 
Bill Office, and notice given on the day on which the Bill 
shall have been returned from the Lords, and such 
Amendments may be considered forthwith, 380. 

———  —— Standing Orders 150 and 
1734 made a to all Bills; referred to the Com- 
mittee on Police and Sanitary Regulations, Instruction, 
&amp;c., 110. 























Repealed, 79. 
New Standing Orders 





made, 79, 389. 





Standing Orders amended, 
146, 389. As amended, to be printed, 390. 

——. ——_——_—_-—__——. Standing Orders for the 
suspension of Private Bills, or Bills to confirm any Pro- 
visional Order or Certificate, 379. 





StanpinG Orpers Exemption. Vide Hovuss ( Business of 
the). 


Stare, SecRETARIES of. Vide SECRETARIES. 


Stationery, Printine, &amp;c. Vide Suppry. 


Statistica Apstract (Colonies; Foreign Countries; 
United Kingdom). Vide Accounts. 


Statute Law Revision; Message from the Lords; the 
Lords have come to the following Resolution, viz. : “ That 
it is desirable that the subject of Statute Law Revision be 
referred to a Joint Committee of both Houses of Parlia- 
ment”; to which Resolution they desire the concurrence 
of this House, 102. Message read, and considered ; 
Resolution, Tha€ this House doth concur with the Lords 
in the said Resolution; Message to the Lords to acquaint 
them therewith, 129. Message from the Lords; the 
Lords have appointed a Committee of Five Lords, to join 
with a Committee of this House, to consider the subject 
of Statute Law Revision; and request this House to 
appoint an equal number of its Members to be joined with 
the said Lords, 135. That part of Message from the 
Lords considered; Order, That a Select Committee of 
Five Members be appointed to join with the Committee 
appointed by the House of Lords, as mentioned in their 
Lordships’ Message of the 25th day of March last, to con- 
sider the subject of Statute Law Revision ; Committee 
nominated ; Message to the Lords to acquaint them that 
this House hath appointed a Committee of Five Members, 
&amp;e., 155. Message from the Lords; the Lords have 
added a Lord to the Joint Committee appointed by both 


“Vou. 147.——Sess. 1892. 





Houses to consider the subject of Statute Law Revision, 
and request this [louse to add one of its Members to the 
said Joint Committee, 165. That part of the Message 
from the Lords to be now considered ; considered accord- 
ingly ; Order, That Mr. Howell be added to the Joint 
Committee appointed by both Houses to consider the 
subject of Stutute Law Revision; Message to the Lords 
to acquaint them therewith, 175. Message from the 
Lords ; the Lords propose that the Joint Committee on 
Statute Law Revision do meet in Committee Room B, on 
Wednesday the 11th of May, at Twelve o’clock ; Order, 
That the said Message be now taken into consideration :— 
The House accordingly proceeded to take the said 
Message into consideration; Order, That the Select Com- 
mittee appointed to join with the Committee appointed by 
the cake on Statute Law Revision do meet the Lords’ 
Committee in Committee Room B, on Wednesday the 
11th day of this instant May, at Twelve of the clock; 
Message to the Lords to acquaint them therewith, 211. 
Message from the Lords; the Lords have come to the 
following Resolution, viz.: That it is desirable that the 
Statute law Revision Bill be referred to the Joint Com- 
mittee of both Houses of Parliament on Statute Law Re- 
vision ; to which Resolution they desire the concurrence 
of this House ; the House proceeded to take into consider- 
ation that part of the said Message which communicates 
to this House the said Resolution: Reaplution, That this 
House doth concur with the Lords in the said Resolution ; 
Message to the Lords to acquaint them therewith, 248. 
Three to be the Quorum, 248. Report on Statute Law 
Revision Bill, 341. 

—_— —-—_--—-——. Vide infra. 

Bill for further promoting the 
Revision of the Statute Law by repealing Enactments 
which have ceased to be in force or have become unne- 
cessary ; Brought from the Lords, 350. Read, 351. Com- 
mitted, 361. Considered in Committee, and reported, 
without Amendment; Passed, 370. (Cited as Statute 
Law Revision Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 385. 


———__——_—— Vide supra. 





Steam Encines (Persons in Charge); Bill to provide for 


Certificates to Persons in charge of Steam Engines and 
Boilers on Land; Ordered, 16. Presented, 21. Second 
Reading deferred, 107, 142, 192, 276. 


Stitt-Birtus in Ene@tanp and Foreign Covuntriss. 


Vide AccounTs. 


Sripenp1aRyY Magistrates; Bill to enable County Coun- 


cils to provide for the Appointment of Stipendiary Magis- 
trates; Ordered; presented accordingly, 132. Second 
Reading deferred, 155, 172, 192, 214, 231, 265, 280. 


StocxuHoupers Reuser. Vide Narionat Dest. 
StourPort Bripegs; Report, That the Bill should originate 


in the House of Lords, 31. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, 51. 
Bill brought from the Lords, 165. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners, 165. Report, That the Standing Orders 
not previously inquired into have been complied with ; 
Bill to be read a second time, 173. Committed, 184. 
Reported, without Amendment, 241. Passed, 256. 
( Cited as Stourport Bridge Transfer Act, 18y2) Royal 
Assent, 268. 


Straits SerrtemMents (Protected Malay States). _ Vide 


ACCOUNTs. 


Srranp Borovesr Wait. Vide Evections. 
STRATFORD-uUPON-AVON, TowcEsTER, and MipLanp JuNc- 


TION Raitway; Report, That the Bill should-- originate 
in the House of Lords, 31. Report, That the Bill had 
been withdrawn from the List, 33. Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 38. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 46. 
Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied with ; 
Bill to be read a second time, 151. Committed, 174. 
Instruction, 210. Bill reported, 241. Considered, as. 
amended, 256. Passed [New Title], 271. Agreed a 

e 


R 4 








SrratTrorp-upon-Avon, Towcester, and Mipianp Junc- 
tion Rattway—continued. 

the Lords, 392. (Cited as Stratford-upon-Avon, Tow- 
cester, and Midland Junction Railway Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 401. 


INDEX to the Oxt Hunprep and Forry-sevento Votume. 








[1899, 


land’ , . 
2 a i a Scheme ee Act, 1892) Royal 


SUPERANNUATION. Vide ELEMENTARY. ScHoo.. 


SUPERANNUATION Acts. Vide Accounts. 


e 


‘rion Rattway B11. [Repayment of Forfeited Deposit) ; 


Motion for the House to resolve itself into a Committee, | 


to consider the expediency of authorising the repayment 
of the Sum of Seven thousand seven hundred and ninety- 
nine pounds Two und Three quarters per Centum Conca 
dated Stock, depusived as security for the completion of 
the Railway authorised by “The Easton Neston Mineral 
and Towcester, Roade, and Olney Junction Railway Act, 
1879,” as varied by “The Stratford-upon-Avon, Tow- 
cester, and Midland Junction Railway Act, 1882,” and a 
portion of which is now liable to forfeiture at any time 
after the pussing of this Act, to the depositors referred to 
in Section 36 of the Act of 1879, together with any in- 
terest or dividends that may have accrued thereon, subject 
to the provisions of Section 37 of the said Act of 1879; 
Queen’s Recommendation signified ; Question agreed to, 
202. Matter considered in Committee, 207. 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, 210. 


Suez Canat. Vide Accounts. 


Summary Jurtspiction Act (1879) AMENDMENT; Bill to 


Acts relating to Superannuation Allowances iratuiti 
1g and ( 
to Persons in the Public Service so fur as sch ataay pe 
rpg p Rarer Service in different Offices: 
rdered, 59. Presented, 59. Order fi : ion 
discharged ; Bill thdeawe, 72. IF oe 


SuPerannvaTion Acts AMENDMENT (No. 2); Bill to 


amend the Acts relating to Superannuation A| 

and Gratuities to persons in the Public coe stan 
respects the computation of successive Service in different 
Offices, where not all subject to the Superaunuation Acts 
1834 to 1887, and as respects the application of Section 
Six of “ The Superannuation Act, 18 7, to employments 
of Profit under the Government of India; Ordered 1 
Presented, 175. Second Reading deferred, 187, oe 
Motion, That the Bill be now read a second time: Derry. 
arising; and it being Midnight, Mr. Speaker proceeds to 
interrupt the Business (Question put, pursuant to Stand- 
ing Order, Closure of Debate) ; and, on Division, resulved 
in the Affirmative; Bill accordingly read a second time 
and committed, 205. Considered in Committee, 209 221. 
(Question put in Committee pursuant to Standine Order. 
Closure of Debate), 221. Committee deferred, 225 231, 
253. Motion, That the Order for the Committee of the 





amend “The Summary Jurisdiction Act, 1879 ”; Or- 
dered, 28. Presented 29. Second Reading deferred, 61, 
76, 108, 128, 139, 177, 192, 206, 254, 265, 280, 303, 308. 


Sunpay Saxe of Liquors. Vide InroxicaTiNa. 
ttee: i ivisi . 
Sunpge.anp and Sourn Smisrps Water; Petition, and pane - pe tinge ne str Faas: in the Affir- 
Bill ordered, 39. Read, and referred to the Examiners, = 3 Power to send for 
8. Ord ering Bill to the Uxami abel Rr sons, papers, and records; Five to be the Quorum, 28 
- Bill we Aaeown” es oe ember discharged ; vthers added, 297. Bill re ner » 
and Bill withdrawn, 74. Re-committed to a Committee of the whole te aro, 
SunpeRLAND Rattway. Vide Nort. pe sna bape nt 3M Bill considered in Committee, 
and reported, without . . 
SunpERLAND’s Cuarity; Bill to confirm a Scheme of the ported, without Amendment; Passed, 369. Agreed 


to by the Lor ; . 
Charity Commissioners for the Application or Manage- 1892) Royal gal (Cited as Superannuation Act, 
ment of the Charity of Samuel Sunderland, in the Parish ‘ ee 

of Bingley, in the West Riding of the County of York; SuPERANNUATION and Retirep ALLowances. Vide Sup- 
eave af he 190. Second Reading de-| PY: 

ferred, 201. Bill committed, 209. Considered in Com-|5 ; ; 

mittee, and reported, without Amendment; Passed, 213. SUPERANNUATION ALLowances. Vide Suppiy ( Army.) 
Agreed to by the Lords, 267. (Cited as Samuel Sunder-| SurErannvations, &amp;e. Vide Suppy. 


whole House on the Bill be read, and discharged 

the Bill be committed to a Select Sanaa : ace 
tion, on Division, resolved in the Affirmative, 264. Motion 
That Mr. Anstruther be a Member of the Select Com. 


SUPPLY : 


—_— House will, upon a future day, resolve itself into a Committee to consider of a Supply to | 
to Her Majesty, 42. : er of a Supply to be granted 


House will immediutely resolve itself into the Committee of Supply, 82. 








Committee deferred, 49, &amp;c. 





. Considered i : Mey 
ms agg a ered in Committee, 64, 71, 79, 82, 86, 98, 99, 102, 105, 111, 115, 134, 141, 1§0, 288, 294, 300, 
331, 343» ore in Committee, 64, 71, 79, 82, 86, 98, 99, 102, 105, 111, 11§, 134, 150, 288, 294, 300, 325, 
Committee re-appointed, §6, 67, 82, 135, 153, 200, 233, 249, 297- 
(Supply closed), 35). 
———-—— Resolutions reported from the Committee, 64, &amp;c. Committee also report Progress, 64, &amp;c. 








— Resolutions reported, and agreed to, 68, 102, &amp;c. 


——————_ Resolutions read a second time, and agreed to, after adjourned Debate, 96. 
-——_—_-————. Estimaies referred, 49, &amp;c. 
rt Se a Reception of Reports from Committee deferred, 77, 102, 106, 154. 


—_— Resolytions 


mm V 








55 &amp; 56 Vier.) TNDEX ¢o the Onz Hunprep and Forty-seventa Vou me. 





SU PPLY—continued. 
Resolutions reported from the Committee, again read, 122, &amp;c. 


Closure claimed in Committee (twice), but Chairman withholds his Assent, 64 82, 112. (Twice), 116. 


Questions put, pursuant to Standing Order, Closure of Debate, 82, 116. 








—— 





—-——_ Questions put forthwith (Abuse of Rules), 116. 





—_— 


Division frivolously claimed in Committee, 102. 
—— Votes of Members, objection taken, 90. Votes disallowed, on Division, 98. 





— Resolution, That the proceedings of the Committee of Supply, if under discussion at Twelve this night, be 
not interrupted under the provisions of the Standing Order, “ Sittings of the House,” goo. 





Resolution, That the Reports of the Committees of Supply and Ways and Means may be entered upon at 
any hour though opposed ; and the Proceedings thereon shall not be interrupted under the provisions of any Standing 
Order regulating the Sittings of the House, except of Standing Order, No. 5; 95. For Proceedings, see Hovse 
(Business of the). 





AMENDMENTS: 

' Upon Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Amendment proposed to leave out from 
the word “ That” to the end of the Question, in order to add words ; Debate arising, Closure claimed, but Mr. Speaker 
withholds his Assent; Motion, That the Debate be now adjourned, but Mr. Speaker declines to propose the Question 
(Abuse of Rules); Closure again claimed, but Mr. Speaker withholds his Assent; Question, That the words proposed 
to be left out stand part of the Question, negatived ; Question, ‘That the proposed words be added; Amendment pro- 
posed to proposed Amendment, and withdrawn ; Question, That the proposed word be added to the word “That” in 
the Main Question ; Resolution, 67. 

Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; and Question superseded by Adjournment of House 
for want of Forty Members, 151, 226. 


—— Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Amendment proposed (Ballot, Illiterate Votes) ; 
Question, That the words proposed to be left vut stand part of the Question (Closure claimed, but Mr. Speaker with- 
holds his Assent); Question, on Division, negatived ; Question, That the proposed words be added to the word “ That ” 
in the Main Question (Question put, pursuant to Standing Order, Closure of Debate), words added, on Division ; 
Closure claimed on Main Question, as amended, said Question, on Division, resolved in the Affirmative, 248, 249. 


Upon Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Amendments proposed, but not made: 














Cuunty Court JupGesHip APPOINTMENTS Payment of Memsers, on Division, 135. 
Wi Di i i as . . . 
slant ance ing Postat TerzecrarnH DepPartment, on Division, 
Derences of Esquimatt, 86. 141. 
ManaGMent and Controt of Domestic AFFairRs Rovat Navat ArTiLcery VoLuNTEeRs, 102. 


(England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales), on 
Division, 200. 
————_——. Upon Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Amendments proposed, and made : 


Access to Mountains ( Scotland), 82. BaLLot Act (Illiterate Vote), 248. For Proceed- 
ings, vide infra, 


SzepTenniax Act, on Division, 172, 


Pusuic Meetings in Scuoout Rooms, 67. 
Upon Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair ; Amendments proposed, and withdrawn, gg. 


-—— Upon Motion, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Amendment proposed (Postal Arrangements 

in Rural Districts); Question, That the words proposed to be left out stand part, negatived ; Question, That the words 

proposed be udded to the word “That” in the Main Question; Amendment proposed to the said proposed Amend- 
ment, to insert words, and made; Question, That the words, 2s amended, be added to the word “That” in the Main 

Question ; Debate stood adjourned at Midnight (no Day appointed for resumption), 296. 

Main Question proposed after Amendment proposed, but, on Division, not made; and Question superseded 
by Adjournment of House for want of Forty Members, 55. 

—————. Main Question proposed, That Mr. Speaker «lo now leave the Chair; after Amendment proposed, but, on 
Division, not made; Main Question put, pursuant to Standing Order (Closure of Debate), and, on Division, resolved 
in the Affirmative; House accordingly resolved itself into the Committee, 141. 

————— Motions withdrawn, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair, 135. ‘That Mr. Deputy Speaker do now 
leave the Chair, 200, 

— Main Question, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair; Motion withdrawn, 172. 




















Vou. 147— — Sess. 1892. e 8 


































INDEX to the One Honvrep and Forry-sevenra Votume. __[1892 


—oI~SIII____aeqeoqo730&gt;° 8] ————_—_—_—_.. 
SU PPLY—continued. 


Resolutions of the Committee of Supply ;— Relating to, 










Reported, and Sums Granted. 
Agreed to. ARMY: hapa aera ate 






14 March: 


That a Number of Land Forces, not exceeding 154,073, all Ranks, be main- 
tained for the Service of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland 
at Home and Abroad, excluding Her Majesty’s Indian Possessions, during 
the year ending on the gist day of March 1893. 


Page. 
—— 
102. R i, dts | 







again read; Bill or- 
dered, 106. Vide Army 
(Annual) Bill. 







102. ry 


Pay, Allowances, &amp;c. - ~ - - - - - * * §:635,000 - ~ 






13 June: 


344- - Provisions, Forage, &amp;c. - = - - “Fae © - - - «=| 2,645,000 ~ - 








344- - Medical Establishment - - - - + 2 2 © © &amp; 200,100 — « 
344- - Pay and Allowances (Militia, and Militia Reserve) - - - - = 535,000 - — 
344- ° Yeomanry Cavalry - - - = -*© -|© = © © © * 745400 = = $ 
344+ - Volunteer Corps - = - = * © #£ 2© © © # 781,300 - - 






639,700 = - 
820,600 - - 
1,847,000 - — 


Transport and Remounts - - - + 2 © = «*# «= =&amp; 
Clothing Establishments and Services ey. oe ee aon ee eo 
Wurlike and other Stores- - = = - + # + © -&amp; 












344- - Works, Buildings, and Repairs, at Home and Abroad ae eee ede 802,100 = - 
345+ - Military Education - - - - * os ie ee ee 113,500 - = 
345- - Miscellaneous Effective Services AL ike, (oe See le ee ee 122,300 = &lt; 
345. - Salaries and Miscellaneous Charges of the War Office wt ONS oe 257,800 - - a 
345- - Retired Pay, &amp;c. - - - - - ° nm © na e ° 1,527,700 -— = 
345. - Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals - - - - - - - ° 1,385,400 - - 
345+ - Superannuation Allowances - - *© «© © = © «© = 1§4,100 - = 
345+ - Ordnance Factories - - - - ° - « © - re “ 100 + « 







NAVY: 
15 March: 








That 74,100 Men and Boys be employed for the Sea and Coast Guard Ser- 
vices for the year ending on the gist day of March 1893, including 14,505 
Royal Marines. 


Seamen and Marines (Wages) - - - - - - ~ ° - 





106, foc 


(Annual) Bill. 3,520,000 = = 


333- - Navy (Victuals and Clothing) - - - - + -=5= «© - - 
333- = - peemeenl Gevvieds 5 63.8 © @ ©, se oe ete «S 
333- - SF ae, Se eee ee ee ee ee a ea 
333- - Educational Services - - - ° . ° * &gt; ‘ Xf 
333- ~ GelentiGeGerviess .- -- © = .8©&amp; © ws @© © © «@ 
334- - Naval Reserve ee Me eee AO aie tele Ae hap Bey: e 
334- - Shipbuilding, Repairs, and Maintenance (Personnel) ‘ 
334- - Shipbuilding, Repairs, and Maintenance (Matériel) - - - - - 
334- - Shipbuilding, Repairs, and Maintenance (Contract Work) - - - = - 


1,215,700 = = 
125,000 = = 
11,400 - = 
75,800 - = 
60,000 - - 
159.000 - = 

1,860,100 - - 

1,615,500 - - 

1,289,400 - = 


' 
’ 
’ 
’ 

» 


ed i ae ee ee ee ee ee | ee, a, ee el ie LM 


334: - Additional Naval Force for Service in Australasian Waters - - - 60,300 - = 


334- - Naval Armaments - ° » « “ . - " .. s m 1,398,700 - - 
334- - Works, Buildings, and Repairs, at Home and Abroad - - - ° 448,000 - - 7 
824. - Miscellaneous Effective Services ele ee a “ee Veer 148,000 - = 
334- - Admiralty Office - - - - - - - e e - - 227,800 - - 
334- - Half-Pay, &amp;c. to Officers of the Navy and Marines - - - - - 764,200 - = 
334- - Naval and Marine Pensions - - - - | 2s |= «= - 941,600 - - 
334- - Civil Pensions and Gratuities - - - -+- ++ - - “= « 313,700 - = 
( 
a 
t 








Reported, and 








SUPPLY--continued. 


Agreed to. 
oa CIVIL SERVICES: 
—~ 26 February: 
68. - Houses of Partiament Burtpines (Supplementary) - - -~ - 
68. ° Scrence and Art Dgparrment, Great Barrain (Buttpines) (Supple- 
mentary) - - - - - - - - - - a 
- Post Oprics and Post Orricze TeLecraPn Buitpines (Great Britain) 
(Gapplementany)* &lt;9 ee TPS ce iw te it 
68. * Lunacy Boarp (Scorzann) (Supplementary) - - + - - - 
6s. ; Postic Works Orrice (IrgLanp) (Supplementary) - - -— = 
68. ‘ Carmina Prosecutions (Encxann) (Supplementary) - - -— - 
68. ° Poxice Courts (Lonpox and Sueerness)(Supplementary) - -  - 
4 March: 
83. . Emsassizs and Missions Aproap (Supplementary)- - - - = - 
83. - Hica Commissioner (Sours Arrica) (Expenszs) ( Supplementary’ - 
$7. Motion, That 
the said Resolution be 
now revd a second 
a, Objectt 
being = eal the De 7 March: 
tood adj , 
81; Farther adjourned, Raitway from the Coast to Lake Victoria Nyanza (PRELIMINARY 
90. Resumed ; Ques- Surveys) ms Rn a a x “ va “ mi re 
tion, resolved in the Af- 
firmative ; Resolution 
nd time, 
eo po they ~ 16 March : 
108. Resolutions, | Excgssgs ee ey ger Sl, Salt aig Se Ee Sh oe ee 
read a second time ; 
First Four Resolutions 
agreed to; Fifth Re- 
solution postponed ; 109. Treasury Cuest - - ° * ° 4 ° « o . 
oe anaes log. SuPERANNUaTION and Retinep ALtowances (Supplementary) - —- 
appointed for consider- (| 199, Temporary Commissions (Supplementary) - - - -— = 


in tponed Resolu- 
tion 109. Consideration 
of postponed Resolu- 
tion deferred, 117. Re- 
solution aguin read, 
and agreed to, 122. 


113. Resolution 
read a second time ; 
Motion, That this 
House doth agree with 
the Committee in the 
said Resolution ; D-~- 
bate arising ; Motion, 
That the Debate be 
now adjourned, but 
Mr. Speaker declines 
to propose the Ques- 
tion (Abuse of Rules) ; 
Motion, That the De- 
bate be now ad- 
journed; Question put, 
pursuant to Standing 
Order (Closure of De- 
bate) (Mr. Arthur 
Balfour’, and, on 
Division, negatived ; 
Original Question 
again proposed, Ques- 
tion put, pursuant to 
Standing Order (Clo- 
sure of Debate) (Mr. 
Arthur Balfour), .and, 
on Division, resolved 
i the Affirmative, 





116, First Two 
Resolutions read a se- 
cond time, and agreed 
to; Third Resolution 
read a second time; 
Amendment pro- 
Posed to leave out 
“ £. 120,000,” and in- 
sert “ £.90,000,” but 
not made; Resolution 
agreed to; subse- 
quent Resolution read 
@ second time, and 
agreed to, 117. 


109. Rewer of Distress (IReLanD)(Supplementary) - - - — - 
109. Foot and Mourn DiszasE - - - - + «= = -&amp; 


17 March: 








Vou. 14.— Sess. 1892. 


NationaL Scuoor. Teacuers (IRELAND) Pension Funp (Grant-in-Aid) - 


18 March: 
Cuicaco Exuipition, 1893 - - - - = ££ = «= -« 


117. IntaND Revenue Department (Suppiementary) - - - = 
117. Post Orricze Services (Supplementary) -~ - - - = = 
117. Post Orrice TeLecraPrx Service (Supplementary) 





Sums Granted. 


£. 
4735 


1,500 


20,000 
498 
1,690 
2,000 
100 


22,600 
1,610 


20,000 


717 
100 
2,000 
30,486 
15,000 


90,000 


10,000 


10,000 
120,000 
47,000 


55 &amp; 56 Vicr.] LNDEX tothe One Honvrev aud Fonty-seventa Votum E. 











—_ 


. Page. 
“— 


120. First Resolu- 
tion read.a second 
time; Motion, That 
this House doth agree 
with the Committee in 
the said Resolution, 
and on Divi- 
sion, resolved in the 
Affirmative ; Second 
Resolution read a se- 
cond time; Motion, 
That this House doth 

with the Com- 
mittee in the said Re- 
solution; and a De- 
bate there- 
upon (Twelve o'clock ); 
Question resolved in 
the Affirmative, 121. 


158. ° 


307. Resolution read 
a second time; Mo- 
tion, That this House 
doth agree with the 
Committee in the said 
Resolution ; Question 

ut (Mr. Arthur Bal- 
our), pursuant to 
Standing Order (Clo- 
sure of Debate), and 
resolved in the Affir- 
mative, 308, 


$345 ° 
$34. - 
334i e 
$344 - 


334&gt; . 
334- % 
334 3 
334- - 
334+ * 
334+ ’ 
334: . 
335° ’ 
335- " 
335- : 
335: ” 
335- , 
335- &lt;5 
335+ : 
335+ . 
335+ K 


333: . 
335: . 
335: . 
335- . 
335- r 
335- ° 





SUPPLY—continued. 
CIVIL SERVICES—continued. 


21 March: 
CIVIL SERVICES ano REVENUE DEPARTMENTS (Vote on ac- 


count) - - - - ~ 
121. Locat Rares in Scorzanp (Grants-in-Aid) - - - =. = 


§ April: 


Roya Paxaces and MartrorouGa House (to complete) 


31 May: 
CIVIL SERVICES anv REVENUE DEPARTMENTS (Vote on Ac- 
count) - - - - « « ° ° ° ~ ° pa - 
10 June: 


Royat Parks and PLeasure Garpens (to complete) BRATS oe 
Hovsss of PartiamMENntT BurLpinGs (to complete) = eo ae Pa - 
Apmrrauty Bui.pines (Extension) (to complete)- - - =~ - 


County Courts, Merropouitan Potice Courts, and SHerirr Court 
Housgs (ScoTLaN pD) (BurtpinGs) (to complete) - - - - - 


Science and Art Department (Great Britain) (BuitpiNn@s) (tocomplete) 
Diptomatic and Consutar BuiLpiINnes (tocomplete) -  - - 
Customs, inLAND Revenue, &amp;c. (Buitpines) (to complete) 
Pusuic Boi_pines (Great Briratn) (to complete) - - - - - 


Surveys of the Unirep Kincpom (tocomplete) - - - - = 
Harsours, &amp;c. under the Buarp of Trape (to complete) - - - - 
Harsour of Reruce at PererweapD (tocomplete) - - - ee. 
CaLEponian Cana ei apenas gp | ay Pe 
Government Property (Rares, &amp;c.) (to complete) - - - ~ 
House of Lorps (to complete) oe oe. BO Se ee 
Hovuss of Commons(to complete) = - - - Ce 28 - 
Treasury (to complete) - ats, See et) ee at Os? oa 
Home Orrice(tocomplete) -  ~- a ee oa 
Foreien Orrice (to complete)- -  - the ee Soe i I 
Co.oniau Orrice (to complete) aa oe RS bs aS &gt; 
Privy Councit Orrice (to complete) - - Oe aS oe 
Boarp of Trapg (to complete)- - ee: - - - 
Boarp of Trang (Dericiency of Income from Fgss) (to complete) - = - 
Boarp of AcRicutturE (tocomplete) - -~ - EE, SE Hea 
Cuarity Commission (ENGLAND and Wags) (to complete) - - 
Civit Sgrvice Commission (to complete) a ae ee a 
Comprro.ier and Aupitor GENERAL (to complete) - - - - 
Frigenpiy Societizs Registry (to complete) - = - - Rie oe 


Locat Government Boarp (to complete) “SARE Wee Gan se eee 





INDEX ¢o. the One Honprep and Forty-seventu VoLume. 


3,886,563 
110,000 


29,850 


4,632,350 


60,643 


25,125 
30,200 


38,946 
21,809 
23,114 
230,000 
124,015 
142,110 
23,999 
24,870 
5,000 
137,058 
27,269 
332752 
60,692 
61,559 
411,004 
27,501 
9,616 
110,470 
9 
40,710 
24,435 
26,324 
37,249 
45743 
207,049 





[1892. 









53 &amp; 56 Vicr.] INDEX ¢éo the One Hunprep and Forty-stventa VoLume. 






















































Repred’ te | SUPPLY—continued. 
; Page &amp; sa @ 
Se CIVIL SERVICES—continued. 
10 June—continued. 
335 - Lunacy (ENGLAND) (to complete) - - - - 2 =f © = 8,981 ~ = 
335. - MercanTiLg Marine Fun p (to complete) YE RES 2a PO SUR ee 25,000 - - 
335+ - Mint (to complete) - - - - - - . - - - - 34 - - 
335- = Nationa. Dest Orrice(to complete) - -*+ - — = er ee. 9,641 = = 
3365- - Pus.iic Recorp Orrice(to complete) - -~ - - wo BaF he me 13,9538 - =&lt; 
336. - Pusuic Works Loan Commissioners (tv complete) - - - - - 6,827 - - 
336. - Reaistrar Genera of Birtas, &amp;c. (ENGLAND) (to complete) - - - 41,099 = = 
336. ~ Stationery, Prinmina, &amp;c. (to complete)- - - aS ye ee 30,846 - = 
3336. ° Woops, Forests, aud Lanp REvENvEs (to complete) - - - - 15,914 - = 
336. - Works and Pusuic BuripinGs (to complete) - ek. - - - 37,051 - = 
336. - Forgicn and other Srcret Services (to complete) - - - - - 16,000 = -« 
336. - Secretary for Scortanp and SusorpinaTE Orricgs (to complete) - - 7,206 = =&lt; 
336. - Fishery Boarp (ScoTLanpD) (to complete) - . 7; s 7.8 16,318 - = 
336. - Lunacy Boarp (ScorianD) (to complete) a ee Ce ae gt ee ee 3.856 - - 
336. - RecistrRar GeNneRAL’s Orrice (ScoTianp) (to complete) - - - 5566 - &lt; 
336. - Boarp of Supervision and Pusric Hearra, &amp;c. (Scor.anp) (to complete) 6,117 = - 
336. - Law Orricers (Lecau Cuaraces) (to complete) - - . - - 42,368 - = 
336. - MisceLLangvus Lecat Expenses (to complete) - aa a ei 24,942 - — 
336. : Supreme Court of JupicaTureE (tw complete) - - ade Seah 200,702 = = 
336. “ Lanp Reaistry (to complete) - - - - - - - - - 4,510 - = 
336. - County Courts (to complete) - - - -f- - a - - 31,029 - - 
336. a Potice Courts (Lonpox and SHEERNESs) (tu complete) - - - - 3,185 = = 
336. - MertropouitaNn Po ick (to complete) - - = - - - - 37,566 - - 
336. - Prisons (ENGLAND and Waxgs, and the Cotonigs) (to complete) - - 455432 - - 
336. - Rerormarory and Inpusrriau Scnoors (Great Britatn) (to complete) - 129,865 - = 
336. - Broapmoor Criminat Lunatic AsyLum (ENGLAND) (to complete)- —- 24,018 — = ; 
337. ° Law Cuarces(Scornanp)(tocomplete)- - - - - = = 62,742 - - ; 
337: ~ Genera. RecisteR House (EpinBurcn) (to complete) - - - - 25,302 — - 
337: = Crorters’ Commission (SCOTLAND) (to complete) - - - = = 5:935' - - 
337- is Prison Commissioners (ScortaNnD) (to complete) - - - - - 62,648 - « 
337. - PUBLIC EDUCATION (ENGLAND and WALES) (to no ait -| 3,796,213 - —- 
337: ° Scrence and Art DepartmENT(tocomplete)- -  - ee &lt;1 400,054 - = 
337. “ British Museum (to complete) - - an ° - . s 104,660 - = 
337. * NaTionat GaLuery (tocomplete) - - Le: ee ree 8577. - - 
337: &lt; Nationa, Portrait GaLueRy (tocomplete) - - - - - - 1,228 - 
337 ‘ Screntiric InvestTicaTiIon, &amp;c. (to complete) - - - + = = 14,896: - -« 
337: . Universities and Cotteces (Great Britain) (to complete) - - - 40,000 - = 
337: ” Lonpon University (tocomplete)- - - - - - «+ - 183 - - 
337. _- Pustic Epucation (ScoTLanD) (to complete) - - - - - - 366,336 - &lt;« 
337. * Boarp of Trustees for Manuracturgs (ScoTLAND) (to complete)- = - 2,950 - = 
13 June: 
345: . ConsuLar EsTaBLISHMENTS ABROAD (to complete) - ~ - - - 219,747 - - 
345: x Suppression of the Stave Trave (to complete) ~ - - - - 1,313 - = 
345: - Corontes (Grants in Arp) (to complete) - . ° ° « » 4 102,783 - - 
345+ - TeLecraPpH Companigs (Sussipy, &amp;c.) (to complete) - - - - 25,400 - = 
345- . SupgraANNuaTions, &amp;c. (to complete) - ~ ° » ~ os . 261,578 - = 
345- - Mercaant Service (Pensions)(tocomplete)- - - - - - 6,000 - - 
345- - FrienDLy Socrgtigs - - - ~ - - ~ ° " a 0215 ~ = 
345- - Misce.Langous CHARITABLE and other Anowanous (Gesar Britain) 


(to complete) 6 eT - os gi2 = = 


Vo. 147.— —Sess. 1892. 8 3 





IN DEX ¢o the One Hunprep and Fortry-seventa Voiumr. 





Reported, and 
Agreed to. 


a45. Reaolutions 
read a second time ; 
First Thirty-three Re- 
solutions agreed to ; 
Thirty-fourth Resolu- 
tion postponed; Day 
appointed for cousider- 


ing postponed Resvlu- 
tion, 346. Resolution 
again read, and agrecd 
to, 354. 
346. . 
346. “ 
346. - 
346. : 
346. , 


352. ? 
353- n 
353+ ° 
353- . 
353- ° 
353- : 
353+ » 
352. First Three 


Resolutions read a se- 
cond time, and agreed 
to; Fourth Resolution 
read a second time ; 
Amendment pro- 
posed to leave out 
“ £.29,060,” and in- 
sert “ £. 28,860,” and 


withdrawn ; Resolu- 
tion agreed to ; subse- 
quent Resolutions read 
a second time, and 
agreed to, 354. 
353: . 
353- - 
353- ’ 
Bienie 
353+ * 
354+ , 
354- " 
354: - 


259- ° 
35Y- &gt; 
359- . 
359- ” 
359- 4 
359: - 
359- 8 
359+ - 
360. - 


























[1892. 








Ss 
SUPPLY—continued. 
cs 
CIVIL SERViCES—continued. 
13 June—continued. £. ~ @ 
Temporary Commissions (to complete) - - - - ws. 24,064 - &lt; 
MIsceLLangous Expenses (to complete) - - - - - - 2,498 -— - ¢ 
Conraaious Disgases (ANIMALS) (to complete) - - ee 70,000 - ~ 
ligaianps and Isuanps of Scor.an p (to complete) P16 28,006 -— - 
Cuicaco Exuisition (to complete)- -  - eye e@ cos] yee - @,f00 --.. - ] 
CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT (to complete) - - on awall qeiet 675.485 - - ] 
INLAND REVENUE DEPARTMENT (to complete) - - ~— - 1,573:709 — - 
POST OFFICE SERVICES (tocomplete) - - - - ©- =| 5,644,063 - - 
POST OFFICE PACKET SERVICE (tocomplete) - - - - 528,954 - - ] 





Post Orrice TeLeGrapa Service (to complete) - - 















14 June: 
Pustic Buitpincs (IRELAND) \tocomplete) - - - -- = = 
Ligut Raitways (IRELAND) (to complete) a, Oe. as Dee 
Lokp Ligzutenant of [nguan pv, Housenoxp, &amp;e. (to complete) - - 
Cuier Secrerary for Ingvano (Orrices, &amp;c.)(to complete) - - = 
Cuaritasie Donations and Bequests (IRELAND)(to complete) - - 
Loca, Government Boarp (IRELAND) (to complete) - - - : 
Pusuic Recorp Orrice (IRELAND) (to complete) - - - - - 
Reaistrar Generat’s Orrice (IRELAND) (tocomplete) - - - 





Genera VaLvation and Bounpary Survey (IRetanp) (to complete) - 
Criminat Prosecutions and other Law Cuarcss (IRELAND) (to complete) 












Supreme Covrt of JupicatureE ([RELAND) (to complete) SOR ae 
Inish Lanp Commission (to complete) - + - - + = &amp; 
County Court Orricers (IkeLanp)(to complete) - - - -— - 
Dupin Metropouitan Poxice (to complete) - - - -- = = 
ConsTABULARY Force (IRELAND) (tocomplete) - - = - - 
Prisons (IRELAND) (to complete) - - - - - - - - 
Rerormatory and Inpustriau Scnoous (IRELAND) (to complete) - - 
Dunprum Criminau Lunatic Asy_uM (IRELAND) (to complete) - - 





Nationa Epucation (IRELAND) (tocomplete) - - - = = 
Epucation, Iretanp (/Enpowep Scuoots) (to complete) 
NationaL GALLERY (IRELAND) (to complete) - - - - - = 












Queen’s Cotteces (IRELAND) (to complete) - - - - - - 
Pauper Lunatics (IRELAND) (to complete) = - - - - - - 
Miscgttaneous CHARITABLE, and other ALLOWANCES (IRELAND) (to 

complete) - - - - - - - - - - es 











15 June: 


Pusiic Works Orrics (IRELAND) (to complete) - ee, ee - 
Pusxic Epucation (Scortanp) (Supplementary) - - - -— = 
Universities and Cotueces, (:neat Britain (Supplementary) -  - 
Empassigs and Missions Asroab (Supplementary) - - oe, 
Cuaicaco Exuisition, 1893 (Supplementary) - - - - -— = 










Civin ConmiNGENCIES Fund - - - - &lt; ~ J . é 
Repayment of Locat Loans Funp - - - ~ e e s 
Boarp of Acricutture (Footand Mours Disease) - -~ - 
Cotonisation (Crorters and Cotrars of the Wrstern HigHLanps 
and IsLANDs oF ScoTLAND) - - - - - ° - " . 






Post Orrice Terecrapa Service (Supplementary) 5 ee ag ea 


1,736,360 - - 


162,105 - - 
47,371 - = 
2,764 - - 
29,060 - - 
1,097 &lt;- - 
103,792 — - 
4,001 - = 
12,539 - - 
5237 - - 
46,236 - - 
78,609 - - 
44,000 - = 
86,325 - - 
66,761 - - 
832,655 - - 
87,018 - - 
56,457 - - 
4°44 - = 
499.801 - = 
605 - - 
1,700 = = 
3,028 - =&lt; 
2,219 - - 
9,224 — = 
22,489 - = 
265,000 — - 
§000 —- - 
1,700 - - 
10,000 - - 
apelin 
18,759 - - 
10,000 - - 
73500 - = 
20,000 - - 











55 &amp; 56 Vicr.] INDEX to the Ont Hunprep and Forry-sevents Vouume. 
___________ El 
SU PPLY—continued. 


ABSTRACT of SCHEDULES (A.) an’ (B.) to which the Appropriation Act, 1892, 55 &amp; 56 Vict. ch. 33, refers. 





ScnEpute (A.) £. s. d. 
Grants out of the Consolidated Fund - - - + = = = = = = + = 62,308,789 2 3 





Scuepu.e (B.)—Appropriation or Grants. 








1891—g2 :-— 4... “te £. s. a 
Part I. Civil Service Deficiencies, 1890-91 - - - - = = 9°07 2 3 
Part II. Civil Services and Revenue (Supplementary), 18gi-y2- - -{| §10,036 - —- 
610,943 2 3 


1892-93. 
Part III. Navy - = - - - - - ec - - - - - - - | 14,240,200 —- - 
Part IV. Army (including Ordnance Factories) - - - - - . - : - | 17,631,300 - - 


£. s. d. 
Part V. Civil Services, Class I. - - - - - - - - | 1,685,125 - - 
Part VI. Ditto Class II. - - - - - oe - | 1,981,488 - - 
Part VII. _ Ditto Class (Il. - - + - - «= «= =| 9,810,594 - - 
Part VIII. Ditto ClasIV. - - - - 25.2 © =| 8646.egr - - 
Part IX. Ditto Class V. - - - - - . -| 32,948 - - 
Part X. Ditto Clas VI. - - - -*+ 2 © © *] 639,748 - = 
Part XI. Ditto Class VII.- - - - + = + =] g@9817 - - 
Torat Civil Services - - -| 17,626,875 - - 
Part XII. Revenue Departments, &amp;c. - - - : - - - - - - - | 12,299,471 - - 


62,308,789 2 3 





WAYS AND MEANS FOR RAISING THE SUPPLY: 
House will, upon a future day, resolve itself into a Committee to consider of the Ways and Means for raisin 
the Supply to be granted to Her Majesty, 42. ‘ 
Committee deferred, 49, &amp;c. 
———— Considered in Committee, 116, 175, 252, 303, 355: 
———— Proceedings in Committee, 116, 175, 252, 303, 355 
Resolutions reported from the Committee, 106, &amp;c. 
Resolutions or Orders relative to Sittings of the Committee of Ways and Means. Vide Suprty, 





Caatrman of Ways and Means: 
—-——— Nominated Member of the Committee of Selection, 25. 


———_—— Lays upon the Table,—Report of Bills to originate in the House of Lords, 30. Report, That a Bill had been 
withdrawn fiom the List, 33. Report, That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied with in the 
case of Bill originating in the House of Lords, 50. Not to have been complied with, §1. 


Takes the Chair at the request of Mr. Speaker, in pursuance of Standing Order No.1; 141. Mr. Speaker being 
absent owing to Indisposition, 194, 198. 


Declines to propose a Question (Abuse of Rules), 116, 200. 

Puts question forthwith (Abuse of Rules), 116. 

———— Directs the Ayes to stand up, it appearing to him that a Division was frivolously claimed, 102, 

———— Leaves the Chair at Midnight, to make his Report to the House, 64, &amp;c. At ten minutes before Seven 
o’clock (Morning Sitting), go, 106. 


Leaves the Chair at Seven o’clock to make his Report at Nine o’cloek, 82. Ten minutes before Seven, 194. It 
being after Seven o'clock, 141. Twenty minutes after Seven, 235. 


—— —— Leaves the Chair, a Motion having lapsed at Midnight (ia Committee of Supply), gg. 





_ 








Withholds his Assent to Closure, as he thought the Committee might be prepared to come to a decision without 
that Motion, 116. ; 


Withholds his Assent to Closure in Committee of Supply, 64 (twice), 112 (twice), 116, 
——— Vide Derury Speaker. Mempers. QUestions. 





Vou. 147. Sess. 1892. oes 84 





: — 


INDEX to the One Hunpvrep and Forry-steventa Votumr.  [1s92, 











WAYS AND MEANS FOR RAISING THE SUPPLY- continued. 





































Resolutions of the Committee of Ways and Means :— 





Reported. and 
Agreed to. 





GRANTS: . 
21 March: 
For granting £. 510,943 2. 3. for the Service of the years ending on 31st March 1891 and 1892. 


Page 


ae 


Vv. CONSOLIDATED 


122; Bill ordered, 122. 
FUND (No. 1) BILL. 


For granting £. 13,041,563 for the Service of the year ending gist March 1893. - 


181 ; Bill ordered, 181. 


V. CUSTOMS AND IN-/| Relative to Wine. 
LAND REVENUE BILL. 


12 April: 


259; Instruction to the ! 
Gentlemen appointed to 17 May: 
prepare and bring in a Bill , 
upon the Resolution re-|| Relative to Tea. 
ported from the Committee é 
of Ways and Means upon }| Relative to Income Tax. 
the 12th day of April a 
and then agreed to by ; j 
eae Ghat thes Gotoh Relative to Amendment of Law. 
provision therein, pursuant 
ie the said Resolutions, 


31 May: 
308; Bill ordered, 308. 


V. CONSOLIDATED 


} For granting £. 4,662,200 for the Service of the year ending 31st March 1893. 
FUND (No, 2) BILL, 


1§ June: é 
361 ; Bill ordered, 361. s 
¥. CONSOLIDATED For granting £. 44,094,083 for the Service of the year ending 31st March 1893. 
FUND (APPROPRIA- | PS | MANS y : 3 93 
TION) BILL. 
BILLS : 


ConsoLipATeD 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 Marchi One thousand eight hundred and ninety-one, One thousand eight hundred 
and ninety-two, and One thousand eight hundred and rinety-three ; Ordered, upon Resolutions reported from the Com- 
mittee of Ways and Means,122. Presented accordingly, 122. Second Reading deferred, 125. Motion, That the Bill be 
now read a second time ; Motion, That the Debate be vow adparnet (Mr. Lloyd George), but Mr. Speaker declines to 7 
propose the Question (Abuse of Rules); Question, That the Bill be now read a second time, on Division, resolved in 
the Affirmative; Bill accor‘ingly read a second time, and committed, 126. Considered in Committee, and reported, 
without Amendment, 127. Motion, That the Bill be now read the third time; Twelve o'clock; Bill passed, 131. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 139. (Cited as Consolidated Fund (No. 1) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 139. 


CONSOLIDATED FuND (No. 2); Bill to apply a Sum out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of the year ending 
on the Thirty-first day of March, One thousand eight hundred and ninety-three; Ordered, upon Resolution reported 
from the Committee of Ways and Means, 308. Presented accordingly, 308. Committed, 319. Considered in Committee, 
and reported, without Amendment, 322. Passed, 327. Agreed to by the Lords, 384. (Cited as Consolidated Fund 
(No. 2) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 385. 


CONSOLIDATED FUND (APPROPRIATION); Bill to apply a Sum out of the Consolidated Fund to the Service of the 
year ending on the Thirty- first day of March One thousand eight hundred and ninety-three, and to appropriate the Supplies 
ranted in this Session of Parliament; Ordered, upon Resolution reported from the Committee of Ways and Means, 361, 
Pinsntited accordingly, 361. Committed, 370. Considered in Committee, aud reported, without Amendment, 377. 
Motion, That the Bill be now read the third time (House interrupted by Message to attend the Lords Commissioners, ( 
Royal Assent to Acts); Question put, and resolved in the Affirmasive; Bill accordingly read the third time, and T, 
passed, 385. Agreed to by the Lords, 398. (Cited as Appropriation Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 400. 


CUSTOMS AND INLAND REVENCE; Bill to grant and alter certain Duties of Customs and Inland Revenue, and to amend 
the Law relating to Customs and Inland Revenue ; Ordered, upon Resolutions reporte:! from the Committee of Ways and 
Means, 181. Instruction to the Gentlemen appointed to prepare and bring in the Bill upon the Resolution reported 
from the Committee of Ways and Means on the 12th of April, That they do make provision in the Bill, pursuant to 
Resolutions reported from the said Committee on the 17th May, 259. Bill presented, 259. Committed, 264. Con- 
sidered in Committee, 270, 275. Further considered in Committee, and reported, without Amendment, 289. Passed, 
295. Agreed to by the Lords, 372. (Cited as Customs and Inland Revenue Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 385. 


el 


yr a a i 






55 &amp; 56 Vicr.| | 























Vide Ways and Mzans. 
Vide House ( Business of the). 


Supreme Court of JupicaTure. 
Suppty. 


SupPtiy. 
Suppiy, Reports. 


Vide Accounts. 


Supreme Court of Jupicature (Ireland). Vide Ac- 


counts. SupPty. 


Supreme Court(Rules). Vide Accounts. 


Surrey (North Western or Chertsey Division) Writ. Vide 


ELEcTIoNs. 


Survey. Vide OrpNANCE. 


Vide Suppty. 


Sussex (South Western or Chichester Division) Writ. Vide 
Evections. 


Surveys of the Unirep Kinepom. 


Swansea Bay Raitway. Vide Ruonppa. 


Swansea Corporation Water; Report, That the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, 31. Report, That 
the Standing Orders had been certitied to have been com- 
plied with, 51. Bill brought from the Lords, 219. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 220. Report, That the 
Standing Orders not previously inquired into have been 
complied with ; Bill to be read a second time, 233. Com- 
mitted, 251. Reported, 313. Considered, as amended ; 
Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now read the 
third time ; Accordingly read the third time, and passed, 
with Amendments, 363. To which the Lords agree, 392. 
(Cited as Swansea Corporation Water Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 401. 


Sweerers. Vide CuimMNey. 


Swinton and Penpitesury Loca Boarp; Report, That 
the Bill should originate In the House of Lords, 31. Re- 
rt, That the Standing Orders had been certified to have 
fone complied with, 51. Bill brought from the Lords, 
219. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 220. Report, 
That the Standing Orders not previously inquired into 

_ have been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 
227. Cummitted, 251. Reported; Preamble not proved, 


306 


_~o@ 


55 &amp; 56 Victoria. Parl.24. Sess.7. 1892. 
TAFF Vaze Raiway; Report, That the Bill should 
originate in the House of Lords, 31. Report, That the 
Standing Orders had been certified to have been complied 
with, 51. Bill brought from the Lords, 263. Read, and 
‘referred to the Examiners, 264. Report, That the Stand- 
ing Orders not previously inquired iut» have been com- 
plied with; Bill to be read a second time, 271. Com- 
J mitted, 298. Reported, 330. Standing Orders suspended, 
and Bill to be now taken into consideration, provided 
amended prints shall have been previously deposited ; 
Considered ; Standing Orders suspended, and Day ap- 
pointed for Third ee 339. Bill passed, with 
Amendments, 347. To which the Lords agree, 384. 


Se Oo ® 


EE 
_ 


e.I9 


_ 


(Cited as Taff Vale Railway Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 
‘ 386. 
d Tarr Vave Raitway, &amp;c. Vide Raitway Rares. 
d Tawe Vatteys Rattway. Vide Twacn. 
d Taxzs (Regulation of Remuneration) ; Bill to amend “ The 
: Taxes (Regulation of Remuneration) Ac‘, 1891”; Or- 


dered ; preseuted accordingly, 102. Second Reading de- 
ferred, 117, 131. 137. Motion, That the Bill be now read 
a second time; after Midnight, objection taken, Debate 
stood adjourned, 148. Further adjourned, 154, 155,°168, 
171, 176, 187, 197, 205, 222, 243, 247, 249, 264, 275 
201, 318. Order for resuming adjourned Debate, ‘read ; 


Vou. 147.——Sess. 1892. e 


NDEX to the Ont Hunprep and Fortr-sEvENTH Voteinn. 





Bill committed, 322. Considered in Committee, and re- 
ported, 327. onsidered, as amended; Passed, 992. 
Agreed to by the Lords, 392. (Cited as Tazes ( Re 

of Remuneration) Amendment Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 
400. 


Tza. Vide Ways and Mzans. 
Tzacuers (Ireland). Vide Natronat, 
Teacuers’ Pension Funp (Jreland). Vide Accounts. 






















































Teacuers’ ReGistraTion ; Bill to provide for the Registra- ve 
tion of Teachers; Ordered, 54. Presented, 54. Second 
Reading deferred, 107, 283. 


Vide Secon Dary. 


Tgacuers (Registration and Organisation); Bill for the 
Registration and Organisation of Teachers; Ordered, 20. 
Presented, 24. Order for Second Reading on future 
day, discharged, and Bill withdrawn, 132. 











Treacuers’ SurERANNUATION. Vide ELEMENTARY. 


TECHNICAL and InpusTRIAL [Nnst1TUTIONS; Bill to facilitate 
the Acquisition and holding of Land by Institutions for 
promoting Technical and Industrial Instruction and Train- 
ing; Brought from the Lords, 310. Read, 314. Second 
Reading deferred, 32y, 347. Bill committed, 352. Com- 
mittee deferred, 361. Bill considered in Committee, and 
reported, 370. Considered, as amended ; Passed, with an 
Amendment, 378. To which the Lords agree, with a 
Consequential Amendment to the Bill, 387. The said 
Amendment to be now considered ; considered, and agreed 
to, 387. (Cited as Technical and Industrial Institutions 
Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 400. 


TecuyicaL Instruction Act, 1889. Vide Accounts. 


Tecunicat Instruction (Scotland); Bill to explain and 
amend “ The Local Taxation (Customs and Excise) Act, 
1890,” with respect to Contributions for Technical In- 
struction in Scotland; Ordered, 163. Presented, 163. 
Order for Second Reading discharged ; another day ap- 
pointed, 169. Second Reading deferred, 205. 231, 255, 
276, 337, 356, 362. Bill committed, 371. Considered 
in Committee, and reported, without Amendment, 378. 
Passed, 387. By the Lords, with Amendments, 400. 
Lords’ Amendments to be printed, 403. Lords’ Amend- 
ments agreed to, 404. (Cited as Technical Instruction 
Amendment (Scotland) Act, 1892. Royal Assent, 406. 


Tees Conservancy; Report, That the Bill should originate 
in the House of Lords, 31. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, §1. 
Bill brougit from the Lords, 165. Read, and referred to 
the Examiners, 165. Report, That no Standing Orders 
not previously inquired into are applicable; Bill to be read 
a second time, 173. Committed, 184. Reported, 219, 
Considered, as amended, 237. Queen’s Consent signified; 
Bill passed, with Amendments, 251. To which the Lords 
agree, 263. (Cited as Tees Conservancy Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 268. 


Texrecrarn Companies (Subsidy, &amp;c.) Vide Surpiy. 


Texecrapns; Bill to make further provision eon 
Telegraphs; Ordered, 287. Presented, 287. ieal 
Reading deferred, 302, 308 318. Bill committed to a 
Select Committee, 322. Committee nominated; Power 
to send for persons, papers, and records; Five to be the 
Quorum, 338. Two Members added, 342. Special Re- 
port; Bill reported; Re-committed to a Committee of 
the whole House, 365. Considered in Committee, and 
reported, without Amendment; lussed, 3973. By the 
Lords, with au Amendment, 399. Lords’ Amendment to 
be printed, 403. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, on Divi- 
sion, 403. (Cited as Telegraph Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 
406. 

TELEGRAPHS 
T 








TeLecrapns [Advances]; Motion for the House to resolve 
itself into a Committee to consider of authorising (a) the 
issué out of the Consolidated Fund of such sums as may 
be required for the purposes of the Telegraph Acts, 1863 
to 1889, and of any Act of the present Session to make 
further provision respecting Telegraphs, and (b) the 
creation of terminable annuities, for providing such sums, 
payable out of moneys to be provided by Parliament for 
the service of the Post Office, and, if those moneys are 
insufficient, out of the Consolidated Fund ; Queen’s Re- 
commendation signified ; Question agreed to, 325. Mat- 
ter considered in Committee, 333. Resolution reported, 
and agreed to, 346. 

Vide Nationat. New. 

Vide Accounts. 


Vide Suppty. 


TELEPHONE ComMPANY. 
TELEPHONE SysTEM. 
Temporary Commissions. 
Vide Accounts. 

Tenants’ ENFRANCHISEMENT. Vide OccuPyINe. 
Vide AGRICULTURAL. 


Temporary Laws. 


TENANTS’ IMPROVEMENTS. 
Tenants (Jreland). Vide Evicrep. 


Tenure of Lanp (/reland); Bill to amend the Law relating 
to the Tenure of Land in Ireland; Ordered, 17. Pre- 
sented, 22. Second Reading deferred, 92, 123, 138, 155, 
197, 276. 

Tes ure of Lanp (Wales); Bill to amend the Law relating 
to the Tenure of Land in Wales; Ordered, 15. Pre- 
sented, 20. Motion, That the Bill be now read a second 
time ; Amendment Prepeents ** Six Months,” and made; 
Second Reading put off for Six Months, 107. 


Tenure of Worxmen’s Hovsszs; Bill to make provision 
with respect to the Tenure of Workmen’s Houses in cer- 
tain Employments; Ordered, 214. Presented, 216. 


TaHeatres and Praces of Entertainment; Select Com- 
mittee to inquire into the operation of Acts of Parliament 
relating to the Licensing and Regulating of Theatres and 
Places of Public Entertainment, and to consider and 
report any alterations in the Law which may appear 
desirable; Appointed, 84. Nominated; Power to send for 
persons, papers, and records; Five to be the Quorum, 
104. Report, 314. 

Tickets. Vide Return. 


Tirwe Rent-Caarce Repemption (Royal Commission). 
Vide Accounts. 


Tities of Acts. Vide Snort. 


Tonca. Vide Accounts. 


Towcester Rattway. Vide Stratrorp-vpon-Avon. 


Town Hotpines; Bill to give Compensation to occupying 
Tenants of Town Holdings for Beneficial Improvements ; 
Ordered, 19. Presented, 23. Second Reading deferred, 
103, 107, 128, 176, 187, 214, 277, 297. 


Town Hotpines; Select Committee to inquire into that 
portion of the original reference to the Committee which 
the Committee was precluded by want of time from report- 
ing on last Session, namely, “ into the questioa 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.improvements” ; Re-appointed ; to con- 
sist of Twenty-three Members ; Nominated; Power to send 
for persons, papers, and records; Five to be the Quorum, 
65. Minutes of Evidence of former Sessions referred, 75. 
Member added, 214. Member discharged ; another added, 
224. Report; Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 273. 


Town Houprinas, &amp;c. Vide Lorps. 


Town Hotpinas (Jreland) ; Bill tv amend the Law relating 
to Town Holdings in Ireland ; Ordered, 17. 


22. 





267. Order for Second Reading discharged ; Bill with- 
drawn, 303. 


Towns Improvement (Jreland); Bill to provide for the 
Improvement of Towns in Ireland; Ordered, 77. Pre- 
sented, 77. Second Reading deferred, 128, 132, 145, 213, 
223, 290. 


Trape and Navigation. Vide Accounts. 


Trapve and Treaties. Vide Accounts. 


Trapeg, &amp;c.; Report of Names of Members appomted to 
serve on the Standing Committee, 199. Reports; 
Member added to the Committee; Member discharged ; 
another appointed in substitution, 211. 


Trane (Foreign Countries and British Possessions). Vide 
Accounts. 


Trave Reports (Annual Series). Vide Accounts. 


Trape Reports (Miscellaneous Series), Vide Accounts. 


Trape Unions (Provident Funds); Bill to exempt the 
Funds of Trade Unions paying Provident Benefits to their 
members from the payment of Income Tax on their In- 
vestments ; Ordered, 47. Presented, 47. Second Reading 
deferred, 61, 76, 92, 108, 144, 161, 188, 254, 280, 


Tramways. Vide Accounts. 


Tramways and Gas and Warer Orpers. Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 


Tramways Orpers Conrirmation (No.1) Bitt; Bill to 
confirm certain Provisional Orders made by the Board of 
Trade under “The Tramways Act, 1870,” relating to 
Birmingham and Western Districts Tramways, Drypool 
and Marfleet Steam Tramways, Morecambe Tramways 
( Extension), and Northampton Street Tramways ; Brought 
from the Lords, 313. Read, aad referred to the Examiners, 
314. Report, That the Standing Order has been complied 
with; Day appointed for Second Reading, 323. Bill com- 
mitied, 330. Reported, without Amendment ; Provisional 
Orders confirmed ; Day appointed for Third Reading, 376. 
Bill passed, 382. (Cited as Tramways Orders Confirma- 
tion (No. 1) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


_- Vide 
Accounts, 


Tramways Orpers ConrirmaTion (Wo. «); Bill to 
confirm certain Provisional Orders made by the Board of 
Trade under “The Tramways Act, 1870,” relating to 
Bedford and Kempston Tramway,: Perth and District 
Tramways, and Somerton, Keinton-Mandeville, and Castle 
Cary Tramways; Brought from the Lords, 372. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 372. Repor!, That the 
Standing Order has been complied with; Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 379. Bill committed; Standi 
Orders suspended, and leave to the Committee on the Bill 
to sit and proceed forthwith, 389. 


— Vide Accounts. 





TranMERE Dock. Vide Great Wastsrx, 


TRANMERE Dock and Rai.way; Petition for Bill, referred 
to the Select Committee on Standing Orders, 40. 
Report, That the Standing Orders have not been complied 
with, referred to the said Committee, 50.. Report, That 
the Standing Order ought to be dispensed with, 84. 
Report read ; Bill poten. 84. Read, 85. Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 104. Order for Second Heading 
discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 124. 


Transrer of Rattways (Ireland) Act. Vide Accounts. 


Transrers. Vide Foraep. 


Presented, | Transport and Remounts.. Vide Surpiy (Arm ). 


REASURY. 


gure. 


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Treasury. Vide SupP_y. 


Treasury Cuest, Vide Accounts. Swuppty, 


Treaty Series. Vide Accounts, 


TrepecaR Loca BoaRp Watsr; Report that the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, 31. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had been certified to have been 
complied with, 51. Bill brought from the Lords, 165. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 165. Report, That 
the Standing Orders not previously inquired into have 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 202. 
Committed, 227. Reported, 262. Considered, as 
amended, 278. Passed, with Amendments, 292. To 
which the Lords agree, 310. (Cited as Tredegar Water- 
works Act, 1892) Royal Asxent, 386. 


Trees (/relund); Bill to encourage the Planting of Trees 
in’ Ireland;’ Ordered, 18. Presented, 23. Second 
Reading deferred, 126, 142, 145, 149, 168, 172, 178, 183, 
188, 193, 198, 202, 206, 214, 2°29, 226, 236, 255, 267, 
277, 281, 255, 291, 304, 320, 329, 337. 


Trent (Burton-upon-Trent and Humber) NaviGation ; 
Report, That the Bill should originate in the House of 
Lords, 31. Report, That the Standing Orders had been 
certified to have been complied with, 51. Bill brought 
from the Lords, 310. Read, and referred to the Ex- 
aminers, 311. Report, That the Standing Orders not 
previously inquired into have been complied with; Bill to 
be read a second time, 320. Committed, 330. Standing 
Orders suspended, and leave to the Committee of Selection 
to appoint the Committee on the Bill to sit and proceed 
on Day named, 348. Bill reported, 364. Standing 
Orders suspended, und Bill to be now taken into consider- 
ation, provided amended prints shall have been previously 
deposited ; Bill considered ; Standing Orders suspended, 
and Bill to be now read the third time; Accordingly read 
the third time, and passed, with Amendments, 374. To 
which the Lords agree, 392. (Cited as Trent Navigution 
Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


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TriniDaD (Immigration of Coolies). Vide Accounts. 


Trustres. Vide Pustic. 


Trustee Savines Banks. Vide Accounts. 


Trustee Savines Banxs (Inspection Committee). Vide 
AccoU NTS, 


Trust InvestmENT Act (1889) AMENDMENT; Bill to 
amend “ The Trust Investment Act, 1889”; Ordered, 80, 
Presented accordingly, 80. Order for Second Reading 
discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 362. 


Turxey. Vide Accounts. 


Tween and Tawse Vatteys Raitway; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 39. Read, 46. Committed, 56. Minutes of 
Evidence of former Session referred, 127. Bill reported ; 
Preamble not proved, 134. 


55 &amp; 56 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess.7. 1892. 


ULLAPOOL Ranway. Vide Garve. 
Uttimus Hares. Vide Accounts. 
Unrunpep Dest. Vide Accounts. 

Unirorm System of Buoyage. Vide Accounts. 
Union Lire Orrice. Vide Union Society. 
Union of Benerices Act. Vide Accounts. 


Union Society and Union Lire Orrice; Report, That 
the Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 31. Re- 


rt, That the Standing Orders had been certified to have | 


en complied with, 51. Bill brought fiom the Lords, 248. 
Vot. 147. 





Sess. 1892. e 






Read, and referred to the Examiners, 248. Report, That on 
Standing Orders not previously inquired into are appli- 
cable; Bill to be read a second time, 256. Committed, 
272. Reported, without Amendment, 299. Passed, 312. 
(Cited as Union Assurance Society's Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, 386. cr 


Unitep States. Vide Accounts. 


Universau Postat Union. Vide Accoun'rs. 


Universities and CoLueGeEs Vide 


(Great Britain), 
Suppty. 


LE GE OI te 


Universities of Oxrorp and Camsriper. Vide Ac- 


COUNTS. 


Universities (Scotland) Orpinances; Motion, That an 
humble Address be presented to Her Majesty, praying 
Her to withhold Her Assent from the Ordinances num- 
bered 11, 12, 13, 14. 15, 16, 17, and 18, made by the Com- 
missioners under “* The Universities (Scotland) Act, 1889 ”; 
Amendment proposed to insert, afier the word “ eleven,” 
the words “so far as it makes Greek compulsory for 
Honours in Mental Philosophy ”; but, on Division, not 
made; Main Question, on Division, negatived, 230. 


Vide Accounts, 





University Couteces in Great Britain (Grants to). 
Vide Accounts. 


University Epucation (Ireland); Bill to afford increased 
Facilities for University Education in Ireland ; Ordered, 17. 
Presented, 22. Second Reading deferred, 188, 244. 






























University Jurispicrion. Vile CAMBRIDGE. 
Vide Accounts. 


University of Epinsurcs. Vide Accounts. 


University of ABERDEEN, 


University of Guascow. Vide Accounts. 


University of St. Anprew’s. Vide Accounts. 


Urueuay. Vide Accounts. 


Urroxerer Water; Report, That the Bill should originate 
in the House of Lords, 31. Report, That the Standing 
Orders had been certified to have been complied with, §1. 
Bill brought from the Lords, 263. Read, an: referred to 
the Examiners, 264. Report, That the Standing Orders 
not previously inquired into have been complied with; Bill 
to be read a second time, 271. Committed, 298. Reported, 
388. Standing Orders suspended, and Bill to be now 
taken into consideration, provided amended prints shali 
have been previously deposited ; Considered; Standing 
Orders suspended, and Bill to be now read the third 
time; Accordingly read the third time, and passed, 
with Amendments, 304. ‘To which the Lords agree, 399. 
(Cited as Uttoxeter Water Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 
40l. 


55 &amp; 56 Victoria. Parl. 24. Sess.7- 1892. 


V ALE of Gramorcan Rattway; Report, Th»t the Bill 
should originate in the House of Lords, 31. Report, That 
the Sianding Orders had heen certified to have been com- 
plied with, 1. Bill brought from the Lords, 263. Read, 
and referred to the Examiners, 264. Report, That the 
Standing Orders not previously inquired into have been 
complied with ; Bill to be read a second time, 271. Com- 
mitted, 298. . Reported, 330. Standing Orders suspended ; 
and Bill to be now taken into consideration, provided 
amended prints shall have been previously &lt;posteds 
Considered ; Standing Order suspended, and Day ap- 
pointed for Third Reading, 339. Bill passed, with Amend 
ments, 347. To which the Lords agree, 384. (Cited ag 
Vale of Glamorgan Railway Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 
386, 










VALUATION 
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ee eee ee rs eee 


Vauuation of Lanps (Scotland) Law AmenpMeEst ; Bill 
toamend the Valuation of Lands (Scotland) Acts; 


Ordered, 58. Presented, 58. Second Reading deferred, | 


92, 97, 108, 149, 213, 238. 


Vestrymen’s QuatiricaTion; Bill for the Abolition of 
the Ratal Qualifications for Members of Vestries; 
Ordered ; presented accordingly, 140. Second Reading 
deferred, 155, 168, 177, 187, 214, 284. 


Vexatious Litiaation (Scotland); Bill to amend the Law 
as to Vexatious Litigation in Scotland; Ordered, 285. 
Presented, 285. 


Vicar’s Rare, Coventry, Vide Satmon. 
Vicrorta Nyanza Rattway. Vide Supp y. 


VotunTerr Corps. Vide Surpiy (Army). 


VotunteeR Forces (Jury Exemption); Bill for the Ex- : 


emption of Efficient Volunteers from Jury Service; 
Ordered, 28. Presented, 29. Second Reading deterred, 
128, 161, 29). 


Vouunteenrs, Roya Navau.. Vide Suppry (Amendments). 
Vorers Quatirication. Vide QuALIFICATION. 


Voters’ Reotstration ; Bill to amend the Law relating 
to the Registration of Voters in England and Wales, and 
for uther purposes connected therewith; Ordered, 32. 
Presented, 32. Second Reading deferred, 92, 128, 161, 
192, 206, 231. Day appointed for Second Reading, 300. 
Onder for Second Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 
347: 


—— Vide PARLIAMENTARY. 
Voters (Scotland). Vide ReaistRation. 


Vorgs and Proceepines; To be printed, 4. 





—___——_ — Leave given to a Standing Com- 
mittee to print and circulate with the Votes their Minutes 
of Pioceedings, &amp;c., 242. 


Votes of Mempgrs; Member states, to the Committee on a 

Group of Railway Bills, that he was: unable, on account 
_ of being a shareholder in a certain Railway, further to 
_ atiend the Committee, 398. 


—_——_—__——— Objection taken (in Committee of 
Supply) to Votes of Methbers, on the Vote for a grant in 
aid of the cost of a preliminary survey for a Railway from 
the Coast to Lake Victoria Nyanza, on the ground of 
direct personal pecuniary interest, 90. Motion made, and 
Question put, That the votes of Sir Lewis Pelly, Mr. Bur- 
dett-Coutts, and! Sir John Puleston, given on Friday the 
4'h of March in favour of the Grant in Aid of the Cost of 
a Preliminary Survey for a Railway from the Coast. to 
Lake Victoria Nyanza, be disallowed ; and, on Division, 

' resolved in the Affirmative, 98. ; 


Vorgs of Szamen. Vide ParuIaAMENTARY. _ 
Vorine. Vide Piurat. 


55 &amp; 56 Victoria. Parl.24. Sess.7. 1892. 
WAGERS, Vide Gaminc. 


Waces. Vide Weexty. 


Waces and Errscrs of Deczasgp Seamen. Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Wacss (Police, Roads, Gas, and Water). Vide Accounts. 


Wares. Vide Cuvrcz in. 

















































INDEX ¢o the One Hounnrep and Forty-seventa Votumet. [1892 


Warps. Vide Casvau. 

Wartike and other Stores. Vide Suppiy (Army). 
Warrants. Vide Pic !ron. 

Water Bitus. Vide Accounts. 


Warer Companies (Regulation of Powers): Bill to te- 

_ gulate the Powers of Companies supplying Wat-r under 
the Powers of “The Waterworks Clau~es Act, 1847”; 
Brought from the Lords, 310. Read, 314. Second 
Reading deferred, 356, 362. Motion, That the Bill be 
uow read a second time; Debate adjourned, 372. : 


Waterrorp City Writ. Vide E.LEctions. 
Waterrorp Raitway. Vide Cork. 


Watertoo and City Raitway; Petition, and Bill or- 
dered, 39. Read, and referred to the Exawiners, 46, 
Report, That Standing O:der 62 has been complied with; 
Bill to be read a secoud time, 55. Day «appvinted for 
Second Reading, 73. Second Reading deferred, 104, 179, 
227. Bill committed, 272. 


Warer.oo Raitway. Vide Baker STREET. 


W aTERLOO-wiTH-SEAFORTH Loca Boarp; Petition, and 
Bill ordered, 39. Read, 46. Committed, 56, Reported 
from the Select Committee on Police and Sanitary Regu- 
lations, 143. Considered, as amended. 173. “Queen’s 
Consent signified ; Bill passed, 183. By the Lords, with 
an Amendment, 274. Lords’ Amendment agreed to, 285. 

Cited as Waterloo-with-Seaforth Local Board ‘Act, 1892) 
yal Assent, 386. ; 


WaTERMEN’s and LigoHTERMEN’s CompAny; Bill to amend 
the Law relating to the Election of the Master, Wardens, 
and Assistants of the Watermen’s and Lightermen’s Com- 
pany; Ordered, 29. Presented, 30. Examiners to 
examine the Bill with respect to compliance with the 
Standing Orders relative to Private Bills, 74. Second 
Reading deterred, 80, Report, That the Standing Orders 
have not been complied with ; referred to the Sclect Com- 
mittee on Standing Orders, 93. Second Reading deferred, 
96, 103, 123, 138, 155. Report, That the Standing Orders 
ought to be dispensed with, 211. Second Reading deterred, 
212, 223, 232. Bill committed to a.Select Committee of 
Seven Members; Four to be nominated by the House, and 
Three by the Committee of Selection ; All. Petitions pre- 
sented within Three clear days of the Meeting of the 
Committee, referred, and Counsel ordered, 236. Barge 
Owners, &amp;c. Liability Bill committed to the Committee, 
244. Four Members nominated, 255. Leave to Parties 
to print the Evidence from the Committee Clerk’s copy if 
they think fit, 283. Barge Owners, &amp;c. Liability Bill 
reported; Minutes of Proceedings to be prinjed; Bill 
re-committed to a Committee of the whole House, 306. 
Watermen’s and Lightermen’s Company Bill reported, 
without Amendment, 365. 

—_— - Vide Barce 











Owners, &amp;c., Liasinity Bit. 


Water Orpvpers Conrirmation; Bill to confirm certain 
Provisional Orders made by the Board of Trade under 
“ The Gas and Water Works Facilities Act, 1870,” Te- 
lating to Ross Water and Sevenoaks Water; Brought from 
the Lords, 372. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 
372. Report, That ho Standing Orders are applicable; 
Day appointed for Second Reading, 379. Bill committed ; 
Standing Orders suspended, and oak to the Committee 
on the Bill to: sit and proceed forthwith, 389. Bill re- 
ported, without Amendment; Provisional Orders con- 
firmed ; Passed, 398. (Cited as Water Orders Confirma- 
tion Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 406. 


———_——-—— Vide Accounts. 
War, Rieuts of (Scotland). “Vide Riauts. 








Warp Exgcrricat Car Company; Petition, and Bill| W4vs and Means. Vide Suppiy. 


ordered, 55. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 6o. 


Ways an’) Means Reports. Vide House ( Busine and 
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55 &amp; 56 Vier] 


INDEX to the One Hunprep und Forty-sevENru VOLUME. 





Wear Vattey Exrension.Raitway; Report, That the 
Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 31. Report, 
That the Standing Orders had heen certified to have been 
cowplied with, 51, Bill. brought from the Lords, 282. 

_ Read, and referred to the Examiners, 282. Report, That 
the Standing Orders not previously inquired into have been 
complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 298. 
Standing Orders suspended, and Bill committed, 312. 
Reported, 356. Standing Orders suspended, and Bill 
to be now taken into consideration, provided amended 

rints shall have been previously deposited ; Considered ; 
Ecanding Orders suspended, and Bill to be now read the 
third time ; Accordingly read the third time, and passed, 
with Amendments, 363. To which the Lords agree, 384. 
(Cited as Wear Valley Extension Railway Act, 1892) 
Royal Assent, 386. 


Weavinc (Ireland). Vide Hanp1oom. 


Weex.ty Haur-Houipay. Vide Suops. 


Weexiy Waces; Bill to provide for the Weekly Paymeut 
of Wages in certain cases in Ireland; Ordered, 18. Pre- 
sented, 23. Second Reading deferred, 76, 83, 91, 100, 
108, 129, 145, 193, 265, 277, 281. 

Weicuts and Measures. Vide Accounts. 


Weicuts and Measures (Purchase); Bill for authorising 
County and Borough Councils to purchase Franchises of 
Weights and Measures ; Ordered; presented accordingly, 
153. Second Reading deferred, 171, 176. Bull com- 
mitted, 182. Committee deferred, 187, 197. Bill con- 
sidered in Committee (Chairman declines to propose a 
Question (Abuse of Rules); Division frivolously claimed), 
200. Bill reported, without Amendment, 201. Third 
Reading deferred, 205, 209, 221. Bill passed, 226. By 
the Lords, with an Amendment, 263. Lords’ Amend- 
ment to be now considered ; considered, and agreed to, 
331. (Cited as Weights and Measures (Purchase Act, 
1892) Royal Assent, 385. 


WeLLINGTON CoLLEGE. Vide Accounts. 


Wetsy EpucaTionaL Department. Vide NATIONAL. 


We.supoot and Luanrair Raitway (Abandonment); Peti- 
tion, and Bull ordered, 3g. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 46. Report, That Standing Order 62 has 
been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 55. 
Bill committed, 69. Reported, without Amendment, 7. 
Considered, 104. Passed, 117. Agreed to by the Lords, 
164. (Cited as Welshpool and Lianfair Railway ( Aban- 
donment) Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 267. 


West Donecat Raitways. ‘Vide Finn VauueEy. 


Western Vauteys (Monmouthshire) Water (Gas Pur- 
chase); Report, That the Bill should originate in the 
House of Lords, 31. Report, That the Standing Orders 
had been certified to have been complied with, 51. Bill 
brought from the Lords, 219. Read, and referred to the 
Examiners, 220. Report, That the Standing Orders not 
previously inquired into have been complied with ; Bill to 
be read a second time, 285. Committed, 305. Reported, 
365. Standing Orders suspended, and Bull to be now 
taken into consideration, provided amended prints shall 
have been previously deposited ; Considered ; Standing 
Orders suspended, and Bill to be now read the third time; 
Aaidibienlé read the third time, and passed, with Amend- 
ments, 375. To which the Lords agree, 392. (Cited as 
Western Valleys (Monmouthshire) Water and Gas Act, 
1892) Royal Assent, 401. 


Vide East. 
Vide Accounts. 


West Inpta Dock. 
West Inpres. 


Westminster (Parliament Street, &amp;c.) IMPROVEMENTS; 
Petition, and Bill ordered, 39. Read, 46. Day appointed 
for Second Reading, 60. Motion, That the Bill be now 


Vou. 147——Sess. 1892. 


read a second time ; Amendment proposed, “ Six Months”; 


but, on Division, not made; Bill committed, 77. Re- 
. ported, 129. Considered, as amended, 143. Passed, 
152. By the Lords, with Amendments, 310. Lords’ 


Amendments agreed tu, 373. ( Cited as Westminster ( Par- 
liament Street, §c.), Improvements Act, 1892) Royal 
Assent, go}, 


Weston-suPer-Marg, CLevepon, and PortisHea D TRAM- 
ways; Petition, and Bill ordered, 55. Read, and referred 
to the Examiners, 60. Report, That Standing Order 62 
has been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 


151. Committed, 174. Instruction, 194. Bull reported, 
218. Considered, as amended, 237. Passed by ew Title], 
251. By the Lords, with Amendments, 384. Lords’ 


Amendments agreed to, 388. (Cited as Weston-su 
Mare, Clevedon, and Portishead Tramways Act, 1898) 
Royal Assent, 401. 


Weston -super-Marg, CLevepon, and PortisHEaD TRAM- 
ways Birt [ Repayment of Deposit]; Motion for the 
House to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of 
authorising the repayment of the Sum of Two thousand 
two hundred and thirty-seven pounds thirteen shillings and 
seven pence, deposited in pursuance of “The Weston- 
super-Mare, Clevedon, and Portishead Tramways Act, 
1885,” and which has become liable to forfeiture, together 
with the interest and dividends thereon; Queen’s Recon- 
mendation signified; Question agreed to, 189. Matter 
considered in Committee, 191. Resolution reported, and 
agreed to ; Instruction to the Committee on the Bull, That 
they have Power to make Provision therein, pursuant to 
the said Resolution, 194. 


Wexrorp (North Wexford Division) W rit. 
TIONS. 


Vide Exsc- 


Vide Cork. 


Wa:tengap’s Patent; Report on Petition for Bill ori- 
ginating in the House of Lords, That the Standing Urders 
have not been complied with; referred to the Select 
Committee on Standing Orders (changed to Whitehead’s 
and Pickles’ Patents), 132. 


Vide infra. 


WaireHeap’s and Pickies’ Patents (changed from 
Whitehead’s Patent); Bill brought from the Lords, 263. 
Read, and referred to the Examiners, 263. Report, That 
no Standing Orders not previously inquired into are appli- 
cable, 271. Report, That the Standing Orders ought to 
be dispensed with, 296. Report read; Bill to be read a 
second time, 296. Committed, 312. Reported, without 
Amendment, 331. Passed, 347. (Cited as Whitehead’s 
and Pickles’ Patents Act, 18y2) Royal Assent, 386. 


Vide 


Wexrorp Raitway. 











supra. 


Wuirtianp, Cronwarg, and Penpine Raitway (Abandon- 
ment); Petition, and Bill ordered,39. ead, and referred 
to the Examiners, 46. Report, That Standing Order 62 
has been complied with; Bill to be read a second time, 
188. Committed, 202. Instruction, 217. Bill reported, 
262. Considered, as amended, 282. Passed, 298, Agreed 
to by the Lords, 384. (Cited as Whitland, Cronware, and 
Pendine Railway (Abandonment) Act, 189%) Royal Assent, 
386. 


Wartianp, Cronware, and Pennine Raitway (Abandon- 
ment) Bit [ Repayment of Deposit}; Motion for the House 
to resolve itself into a Committee to consider of a 
the repayment of the sum of One thousand six hundre 
and seventy-six pounds seventeen shillings and nine pence 
Two and three quarters per Centum Cunsolidated Stock, 
being the residue of the sum deposited in pursuance of 
“‘The Whitland, Cronware, and Pendine Railway Act, 
1877,” and which is now forfeited or liable to be forfeited, 
together with the interest and dividends thereon ; Queen’s 
Recommendation signified; Question agreed *, 207. 

Matter 


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. 


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INDEX ¢@o the One Hunprep 





Wait.ann, Cronwake, and Pennine Raitway (Abandon- 
ment) Bitw [ Repayment of Deposit |—continued. 
Matter considered in Committee, 210. Resolution re- 
ported, and agreed to; Instruction to the Committee on 
the Bill, That they have Power to make Provision therein 
pursuant to the said Resolution, 217. 


Wieut, Isxe of, &amp;c., Rarrway. Vide Rarpway Rarsgs. 
Wine. Vide Ways and Means. 

Winvsor (Naval Knights). Vide Nava. 

Winsrorp. Vide Brine. 

Winter Assizes Acts. Vide Accounts. 

Winter Assizes (Ireland). Vide Accounts. 


WITNESSES ; 
Usual Sessional Orders relating to 
them, 4. 
detpinninbem Ordered to attend Groups of Railway 
Bills, 113. Joint Committee of Lords and Commons, 188, 


Witnesses’ Protection ; Bill for the better Protection of 
Witnesres giving Evidence on Parliamentary and other 
Public Inquiries ; Ordered, 190. Presented, 1g0. Com- 
mitted to the Select Committee on Witnesses (Royal 
Commissions and Parliament) Bill, 206. Reported, with- 
out Amendment; Report to lie upon the Table, and be 
printed, 277. 

———__—_—__—_—————- Vide Wirtnesszs (Royal Com- 
missions and Parliament) Protection Bit. 


Witnesses (Public Inquiries) Protection Bit (changed 
from Witnesses (Royal Commissions and Parliament) Pro- 
tection Bill) ; Order for Committee discharged ; another 
Day appointed, 282. Bill considered in Committee, 303. 
Committee deferred, 319, 328, 346. Bill further consi- 
dered in Committee, and reported, 352. Consideration, as 
amended, deferred, 361. ill considered, as amended ; 
Passed, 370. By the Lords, with Amendments, 405. 
Lords’ Amendments agreed to, 405. (Cited as Witnesses 
(Public Inquiries) Protection Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 


406. 

———— Vide Wit- 
nesses (Royul Commissions and Parliament) Protrction 
Bit, 


Witnesses (Royal Commissions and Parliament) Protxc- 
TION ; Bill to make Provision for the better Protection of 
Witnesses giving Evidence before any Reyal Commission 
or any Committee of either House of Parliament ; Ordered, 
181. Presented, 181. Commiited to a Select Committee, 
206. Committee to consist of Eighteen Members, Power 
to send fur persons, papers, and records; Five to be the 
Quorum, 260. Witnesses’ Protection Bill referred, 206. 
Special Report ; Witnesses (Royal Commissions and Par- 
liament) Protection Bill reported (changed to Witnesses 
( Pubiic Inquiries) Protection Bill) [Title amended], 277. 
Witnesses Protection Bill reported, without Amend- 
ment, 277. Witnesses (Public Inquiries) Protection Bill 
re-committed to a Committee of the whole House, 277. 


Vide 














ee 








—_— 


Witnesses ( Public Inquiries) Protection Bill. 





and Forty-sevENTH VOLUME. — [1899. 


—=—=—= 
Women. Vide PartiaAMENTARY. SEDUCTION. 


Women (Contracts). Vide Marriep. 


Women County Councitiors; Bill to enable Women to 
be elected to, and to serve on, County Councils ; Ordered, 
54- Presented, 54. Second Reading deferred, 57&gt; 72, 
87,.96, 108, 149, 197, 231- 


Women’s Disasiuities Removat; Bill to remove the Dis. 
abilities of Women; Ordered, 53. Presented, 53. Order 
for Secoud Reading discharged ; Bill withdrawn, 19. 


Women’s Property. Vide Marriep. 


Woops, Forests, aud Lanp Revenugs. Vide Accounts. 
. Supp ty. 


Worcester and Broom Raitway; Petition, and Bill 
ordered, 39. Read, and referred to the Examiners, 46, 
Report, That Standing Order 62 has been complied 
with ; Bill to be read a second time, 65. Committed, "be 
Minutes of Evidence of former Session referred, 124. Bill 
reported, 147. Considered, »s amended, 156. — Passed, 
169. By the Lords, with Amendments, 341. Lords’ 
Amendments agreed to, 33. (Cited as Worcester and 
Broom Railway Act, 1892) Royal Assent, 386. 


Worcester Company (Eastern Division) Writ. Vide 
ELECTIONS. 


Workuouses (Consumption of Spirits, &amp;c.) Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 


Workineo Cuasses. Vide Hovusina. 

Worxinea Curasszs (Ireland; Scotland). Vide Hovsine. 
WorkmeEn’s Houses. Vide Tenure of. 

Works and Pusuic Buttpines. Vide Surptry. 


Works, Buitpines, and Repairs at Home and Asroap. 
Vide Suppty (Army; Navy). 


Works (Loans). Vide Pusuic. 
Worsuip. Vide Praces of. 
Writs, New. Vide Exvections. 


55 &amp; 56 Victoria. Parl.24. Sess. 7. 1892. 
Y EOMANRY Cava try. Vide Accounts. Suprty 
(Army). 
Yoxer Raitway. Vide Girascow. 
Yorxsuireté Rattway. Vide Sourn. 


Yorxsuire Raitways (Steam Vessels), Vide LANCASHIRE 
( Various Powers). 


Yoururut OrrenpEers (England and Wales). Vide 
Accounts. 
55 &amp; 56 Victoria. Parl.24. Sess. 7. 1892. 
ZULULAND. Vide Accounts. 























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TO THE 











ll 
D. 
d 
4 ~ 7 
f ONE HUNDRED anpb FORTY-SEVENTH VOLUME. 
, , 
’ 
d 
e aie ser 
Session 11.—1892. 
56 Vict. Parl. 25. Sess. 1. 1892. 
AveRpDEEN Burau (Southern Division) Writ. Vide ELEcTions. 
Le 
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS: | | 
r Ordered, | Presented, 
AFRICA; v. Accounts, No. 81. Pint £4 one | 
ALIENS :— | R 
1. Return showing Number of Aliens naturalised since 1st Auguust 1891 - - - | , 415 
AMERICA; v. Accounts, No. 88. 
, ANNAM; v. Accounts, No. 83. 
ARMY :— 
Recruiting : 
2. Copy of Report showing the present position of Recruiting om ak Aen (ome. 418 
Special Pensions : . 
3. Copy of List of Special Pensions granted to Soldiers - - - - - - - { one, 419 
Assizes; v. Accounts, No. 93. 
AUGMENTATION OF BENEFICES :— 
4- Return of Proceedings under the Act, om 16ch Febvenry to 16th August 1892; 
printed 420 - - (Sess. Papers, n° 10.) i} Oy det, 420 


BANK OF ENGLAND :— 


§. Copy of Return of the Amount of Notes issued more than Forty Yeu, which dieses by Act, 


not been presented for payment - + = - . : 415 





Vou. 147.——(56 Vict.) U3 


INDEX to the One Hunprep und Forty-szeventa Votume. [Sess. IT. 1892, 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 


BANKRUPTCY :— 
6. Copy of Ninth Report by the Board of Trade on Bankruptcy - 


BARBADOS; v. Accounts, No. 11. 

BEtGium; v. Accounts, No. 14. 

BENEFICES, AUGUMENTATION OF ; v. Accounts, No. 4. 
BERKSHIRE; v. Accounts, No. 63. 


BirTuS, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGES (England) :— 
7. Copy of Fifty-fourth Annual Report of the Registrar General, 1891 


BLACKBURN ; tv. Accounts, No. 27. 
BLACK SEA, PORTS IN; v. Accounts, No. 48. 


BoiLeER ExPLoSIoN AcTS, 1882 and 1890 :— 
8. Copy of Report to the Board of Trade on the Working of the Acts 


BRiTisH BUCHUANALAND; v. Accounts, No. 14 
CAMBRIDGE; v. Accounts, Nos, go, 91. 


CHARITABLE DONATIONS AND BEQUESTS (Ireland) :— 
g. Copy of Forty-seventh Annual Report of the Commissioners - 


Queen’s 
Command. 


CHESTER; v. Accounts, No. 64. 
CHINA; v. Accounts, Nos, 82, 83. 


CLERGY DISCIPLINE ACT, 1892 :— 
10. Copy of proposed Rules under the Act - 


COLONIES :— 
Barbados : 
11. Copy of Rules for the Mark System in Glendairy Prison, Barbados 


Colonial Reports (Annual) : 
12. Copy of Report, No. 46 (Fiji) . «2s « 


13. Ditte - ditto No. 46 (Mauritius, Seychelles) 
14. Ditto - ditto No. 47 (British Bechuanaland) 
15. Ditto - ditto No.48(Malta) - - - 
16. Ditto - ditto No. 4g (Gibraltar)- - - 


COMPANIES ACTS, 1862 to 1890 :— 
17. Copies of General Rules made pursuant tv the Acts 


COMPANIES ( Winding-up) ACT, 1890 :— 
18. Copy of First Report by the Board of Trade under the Act 


ne i EL A i tke eh 


CONSTABULARY (Scotland); v. Accounts, No. 47. 


eee 


CORNWALL ; v. Accounts, No. 65. 


CounTY Courts (Plaints and Sittings) :— 


19. Returns of the Number of Plaints entered in, and of the Sittings of County Courts) | by Address, 
in England and Wales during the year 1891; printed 419- (Sess. Papers, n° 8.) 418 


CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE (Ireland) AcT, 1887 (Proclamations) :— 
20. Copy ofa Proclamation underthe Act - - - - - - | by Aet. 


CUMBEKLAND; v. Accounts, No. 36. 


ne ee ee 


DEATHS ; v. Accounts, No. 7. 


DORSET; v. Accounts, Nos. 37, 38. 


J‘ORSETSHIRE; v. Accounts, No. 66. 








Sess. IT. 1892.] INDEX tothe Onze Hunpvrep and Forty-szventa Votume. 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered, | Presented. 


Dustin; v. Accounts, No. 51. 
Durum ; v. Accounts, No. 67. 


psa Inp1iA (India Office, Retirement at 65) :— 
1. Copy of Minute by the Secretary of State for India, showing the manner in = aeeh 


effect has been given to the Order in Council which directs the Retirement at the Age 420 
of 65; printed 420 - - - - - - - (Sess. Papers, n° 13.) 
EDUCATION :— 
Intermediate Education (Ireland) : 
22. Accountof Receipts and Rapentitane' of the Intermediate Education Board for Ireland 
for 1891; printed420 - =~ - = + = (Sess. Papers, x° 11.) ay aot 
Science and Art Department : 
23. Copy of Calendar for the year 1893 - - - = - = 2 = © = Ponte 


Scotland : 


24. Copy of Minutes of Evidence taken by the Committee appointed to inquire as to ~_ Queen's 
best means of distributing the Grant in Aid of Secondary Education in Scotland - 


25. Copy of Minute of the Committee of Council on Education in Scotland, + providing } Queen's 
for the Distribution of the Sum available for Secondary Education - — - 


ELECTIONS :— 
Parliamentary Elections (Illiterate Voters) : 


26. Return, showing the Number of Persons who voted as Illiterates at the General Election) | by Address 
of 1892, inthe United Kingdom - - - - © + 2 - = =} 418 


Polling Districts (Blackburn) : 


27. Copy of Order of the Blackburn fowe Council,  te-dividing the Botengh i into Polling 
Districts - . - by Act. 


Fez; v. Accounts, Nos. 85, 86. 
Fis1; v. Accounts, No. 12. 


FOREIGN JURISDICTION ACT, 1890:— 
28, Copy of Order in Council under the Act - - - - - = = = «= | by det. 


FRANCE ; v. Accounts, Nos. 48, 87, 88. 


GIBRALTAR; v. Accounts, No. 16. 


GLEBE LANDS ACT, 1888 :— 
29. Copy of Rules under the Act; printed 417 - - : - (Sess. Papers, n° §.) by Act. 


GLENDAIRY PRISON (Barbados) ; v. Accounts, No. 11. 


GREAT BRITAIN; v. Accounts, Nos. 87—8g9. 


GREENWICH HOSPITAL :— 


30. Copy of Order in Council for the removal of the present limit of the Number of ste 


wish Mesgltel Ago Pole Oe.- - = - - 2 8s eo es el Ul 


re oa MANUSCRIPTS (Royal Commission) :— 


1. Copy of Thirteenth Report of the Comaitacion, —/ Aqgeutt, sade a. V.3 dian Queen's 
Calendar, Partt1V. - - - - Command. 


HOSPITALS; v. Accounts, No. 30. 

ILLITERATE VOTERS; v. Accounts, No. 26. 

INDIA OFFICE (Retirement at 65); v. Accounts, No. 21. 
INDICATIONS OF ORIGIN ON Goons; v. Accounts, No. 87. 


INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION (Ireland) ; v. Accounts, No. 22. 


INTERNATIONAL CODE OF SIGNALS COMMITTEE :— 
32. Copy of Second Interim Report of the Committee to the Board of Trade- - - { Psa} 


Vou, 147.——(56 Vict.) U4 


420 


420 


414 


419 


419 


415 


414 


415 


414 


417 


417 





INDEX to the One Hunprep and Forty-seventa Votume. [Sess. II. 18992, 





ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. 
INTERNATIONAL OFFICE ; v. Accounts, No. 88, 


Kew GARDENS; v. Accounts, No. §2. 


LANCASTER; v. Accounts, No. 39. 


LAND REGISTRY :— 


33. Copy of Rulesand Orderasto Fees - - - = + = = © = 
LocaL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1888 :— 
34- Copy of Report of the Commissioners under the Act - - ° - - - 
35- Copy of Rules of the Supreme Court - - - - ° = ° - m 
( Cumberland) : 
36. Copy of Order in Council under the Act ati ee ee a ae ae See 
(Dorset) : 
37. Ditto - - - - ditto - - - - - - ° - et 
(Dorset) : 
38. Ditto - = - - ditto - - - - : . ° ° bs 
( Lancaster) : 
g9. Ditto - - - - a Soi toe he - . hal 
( Somerset) : 
40. Ditto - - - - ditto - - ~ . * - . i a 
LUNACY :— 


Visitors of Lunatics, of the Number of Visits made, the Number of Patients seen, 
and the Number of Miles travelled by the said Visitors, between 1st January and 


41. Copy of Repurt made to the Lord Chancellor under the Lunacy Act, 1890, by =| 


30th June 1892 - - ° - ° a 


MAIL SHIPS ACT, 1891 :— 
42. Copy of Order in Council under the Act - : ek oe a ° ~ 


MALTA; v. Accounts, No. 15. 
MARRIAGES ; v. Accounts, No. 7. 


MAURITIUS; v. Accounts, No. 13. 
MERCHANT SHIPPING :— 
Merchant Seamen Deserters; v. Accounts, No. 89. 


Merchant Shipping Act, 1876 ( Vessels Detained) : 
43- Return of all Ships ordered by the Board of Trade to be provisionally detained “7 
unsafe, &amp;c. in 1891-92 - - - - - - - - : - * 


Morocco ; v. Accounts, Nos. 85—86. 

NATURAL History Museum GaArpDENS; v. Accounts, No. 53. 
Norway ; v. Accounts, No. 88. 

PARKS AND GARDENS; v. Accounts, Nos. 52—54. 

PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS (Illiterate Voters); v. Accounts, No. 26. 


PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS :— 


44. List of Bills, Reports, Estimates, and Accounts and Papers, printed by Order of the 
House, and of Papers presented by Command, Session II. 1892, with a General 
Alphabetical Index thereto, 25th Parliament, 1st Session, 56 Vic., 4th August to 18th 

August 1892; printedy2o - - - - - = (Sess. Papers, n° 12.) 


PATENT OFFICE :— 
45. Copy of Patents Rules, 1892 (Second Set), with List of Fees - - - - 


PAWNBROKERS’ RETURNS ( Ireland) :— 
46. Returns of the City Marshal, Dublin, for 1891 - - - - - - 


PEMBROKESHIRE ; v. Accounts, No. 68. 


' 


by 4et. 


Queen's 
Command. 
by Act, 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


by Act, 


by Act. 


by Act, 


by Aet. 


Queen's 
Command. 


laid upon 

the Table 
by Mr. 

Speaker. 


by Act. 


by Act. 


420 


41g 
420 


415 


415 
415 


418 


418 


419 


417 


420 


418 


419 





Ss 
A 











Sess. I. 1892.) INDEX to the Onz Hunvnep and Forty-seventH Vouome. 


— 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Ordered. 
PENSIONS, SPECIAL; v. Accounts, No. 3. 
PLAINTS AND SITTINGS; v. Accounts, No. 19. 
POLice (Constabulary) (Scotland) :— 
47- Copy of Rules for the Government of the Police - - - - = - - | by det. 


POLLING DISTRICTS; v. Accounts, No. 27. 


POOLE; v. Accounts, No. 6g. 


PuBLic HEALTH (Scotland) AcT, 1867 (Cholera Regulations) :— 


48. Copy of Directions and Regulations under the Act, prohibiting the importation of Rags 
from France and Ports inthe Black Sea - = - - = - = = } — 


49. Copy «f Order by the Secretary for Scotland putting in force Part III. of the aia 


Health (Scotland) Act - . ‘o 2 ef P by Act. 


RAILWAY AND CANAL TRAFFIC ACT, 1888 :— 


(Order made upon the ¢th August 1891, That the Paper relative thereto be printed, 
discharged, 419.) 


RAILWAYS (Railway Rates and Charge* Order Confirmation Acts, 1891 and 1892):— 


§0. Copy of Analysis of the Railway Rates and Charges Order Confirmation Acts, 1891 Queen's 
and 1892 - - ° © nm is . “1 A : x | Command. 


RECRUITING; v. Accounts, No. 2. 
RETIREMENT AT 65; v. Accounts, No. 21. 


RICHMOND BRIDEWELL (Dublin) EXPENDITURE :— 


51. Return of Particulars of Expenditure on Construction and Maintenance of Richmond) |sy Address, 


Bridewell, Dublin ; printed 421 - = + «= = (Sess. Papers, n° 14.) 420 
RoyAL CoMMISSIONS; v. Accounts, No. 31. 


Royal PARKS AND GARDENS :— 


(Kew Gardens): 
52. Copies of Cancellation of Rules of ist April 1889 ; and Rules dated 26th July 1892 - | by Act. 


(Natural History Museum Gardens): 
53- Copies of Cancellation of Rules of 24th March 1885; and Rules of goth July 1892 - | 4y Aet. 


( Victoria Tower Gardens): 
54. Copies of Cancellation of Rules of 4th November 1882; and Rules of goth July 1892 - | by Act, 


RULE OF THE ROAD AT SEA:— 
55- Copy of further Reports of the Committee ir by the President of the Board j ', 


ot Trade to consider the Alterations in the Regulations for the Prevention of Collisions) | Command. 
at Sea - - - - - - - © ° ° ° © ia .| 
SEYCHELLES ; v. Accounts, No. 13. 
SIGNALS (Code of); v. Accounts, No. 32. 
SOMERSET ; v. Accounts, No. 40. 
SPAIN; v. Accounts, Nos. 87, 88. 


SUFFOLK (Eastern Division); v. Accounts, No. 70. 


SUPERANNUATION ACTS :— 


Superannuation : 
56. Copy of Treasury Minute framing a’Rule for the purpose of extending existing Rules re-) by Act. 
lating to Superannuation in India ; printed 417 - - (Sess. Papers, n°3.) f 


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 
4 a Civil Service Certificate, through Inadvertence on the part of the Heads of their 

epartments, viz.:— 


57- Francis Huskisson, Storekeeper, Royal Naval College, Greenwich - - “ 3 by Act. 
68. Edward James, Workman, Laboratory, War Office - ° ° . a “ by Act. 
59. Edwin Whitfield, Rural Postman, Post Office - - - - - - = «= | by det. 


Voi. 147. — (56 Vict.) e x 


419 


415 
415 


417 


421 


415 
415 


416 


417 


415 


415 
419 
419 


i 


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ACC OUNTS AND. PAPERS—continued. 
SUPERANNUATION ACTS—continued. 
Superannuation Act, 1887: 

60. Copy of Treasury Minute, awarding a Retired Allowance anier the —' to yes 


rider, Draughtsman, War Office - - - - - Act. 
Superannuation Act, 1892: 
61. Copy of Rules under the Act; printed417 - -  - - (Sess. Papers, n® 4.) by Act. 
SUPREME COURT :— 
62. Copy of Rules of the Supreme Court - - ° ° ~ ° ° ~ 7 by Act. 
SuRREY ; v. Accounts, No. 71. 
SWEDEN; v. Accounts, No. 88. 
SWITZERLAND; v. Accounts, Nos, 87, 88. 
TECHNICAL INSTRUCTION ACT, 1889 :— 
Copies of Minutes under the Act sanctioning subjects to be taught :-- 
63. Berkshire - . - - - - - - - ° - - - - | by Act. 
64. Chester. = @ @ ‘oe = - - = = ~ - : - - - = by Act. 
65. Cornwall . - - - - - - - - : - - - - by Act. 
66. Dorsetshire - - - - - . - - - - - - - - by Act. 
67. Durham . - - - . - . - - - - - - - by Act. 
68. Pembrokeshire - - - - - . - - - - - - - by Act. 
6g. Poole - - - - ° - - - ~ = x i 2 7 by Act. 
70. Suffolk (Eastern Division) - - - - - - - - - - - | by Act. 
eee Se a ee eS ies i ee i) 
THAMES CONSERVANCY :— 
72. General Report of the Conservators for the year 1891; printed 417 - - } 
(Sess. Papers, n °6. ) by Aas 
TRADE REPORTS (Annual Series) :— 
73- Copies of Diplomatic and Consular Reports on Trade and Finance, Nos. 1075 to 1104 Pssst 
74. Copies of Reports, Nos. 1105 totll0 = == = hh ll lle P sesruivh 
75. Copies of Reports, Nos.1111to1112 = = lll ll lle { a, 


TRADE REPORTS (Miscellaneous Series) :— 


76. Copies of Reports on Subjects of General and Commercial Interest, Nos. 240 to 245 - oa, 
77- Copy of Report, No. 246 Le 5 ee i Bi me eet is igeitey om Fancy 
78. Copies of Reports, Nos. 247 to 249 - - - - . - - - - - Poss arth 
79. Copies of Reports, Nos.250to251- - - = = = ££ 8 = = Panton 


TRAMW AYS (Street and Road):— - 
80. Return of Street and Road Somenye omatent by Parliament, &amp;c., to goth June) [ borin 


1892; printed 418 - os Papers, ne7.) J | Seton 
TREATIES AND CORRESPONDENCE :— 

Africa: 
81. Copy of Papers relating to Uganda- - - - = = = = = = \gommand. 

China : 
82. Copy of Report of an Overland Journey in China - - - - - = - Ph saci 
83. Copy of Report by Consul Parkerou Annam - - - - = = = \anaeedl 

Lake Copais Company : 
84. [ Order made upon 5th August, Session 1851, That - ~— — —— do 5 upon \ 

the Table, read, and discharged, 418 | - -f 

Morocco: 
85. Copy of Correspondence relating to Sir C. Euan Smith’s Mission to Fez - = - { ornend 
86. Copy of furthe: Correspondence relating to Sir C. Euan Smith’s Mission to Fez - { a. 


415 


420 


414 
414 
414 
414 
414 
414 
414 
415 
415 


415 


415 
418 


419 
415 


417 
418 


419 


418 


417 


417 
417 


415 


. 419 


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Sess. II. 1892.] INDEX to the One Hunvren and Forty-sevente Votome. 


ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS—continued. Cote. 12 , 
TREATIES AND CORRESPONDENCE—continued. 60&gt; eB ak 
Treaty Series, 1892: 
87. No. 13. Copy of Arrangement between Great Britain, Spain, France, Switzerland, and Queen's 418 
Tunis, for the Prevention of False Indications of Originon Goods - - — - +} Cooupend. | 
88. No. 14. Copy of Protocol between Great Britain, Belyium, Spain, the United States ica | 
of America, France, Sweden and Norway, Switzerland and Tunis, respecting the! | Command.| 418 
Expenses of the International Office (Industrial Property) - - - - = =&amp;J 


89. No. 15. Copy of Treaty between Great Britain and the United States respecting) | Queen's , 
Merchant Seamen Deserters- - - - = = + = «© «= af | Command, 419 


TUNIS; v. Accounts, Nos. 87, 88. 
UGANDA; v. Accounts, No. 81. 
UNITED STATES ; v. Accounts, Nos. 88, 89. 


UNIVERSITIES OF OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE ACT, 1887 :— 


Cambridge : 
go. Copy of Statutes under the Act; printed 414 ee 


(Sess. Papers, n° 1.) | dy det. 414 


gi. Copy of Statutes under the Act; printed 414 . - - (Sess. Papers, n° 2.) | by Act. 414 
Ozford: 
g2. Cupy of Statute under the Act; printed 419 - - = (Sess. Papers, n°g.) | by Act. 419 


VESSELS DETAINED; v. Accounts, No. 43. : | 
VicToRIA TOWER GARDENS ; v. Accounts, No. 54. 


WINTER ASSIZES ACTS, 1876 and 1877 :— 
93- Copies cf Eight Orders in Council under the Acts relating to the Winter Assizes - 





by Act, 419 | 


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Accounts and Papers: ———_—— To be printed, 417, &amp;c. 
Presented by Command, 414, &amp;c. —————— To lie upon the Table, 415, &amp;c. To lie upon 
By Act, 414, &amp;c. the Table, and be printed, 415, &amp;c. 

————-——— By Addqdress of present Session, 419. Order of former Session, That a Paper do 





——_———— Ordered, and presented accordingly, 420. lie upon the Table, discharged, 418. 


Laid upon the Table by Mr. Speaker, 420. |_____m6§6§__ Order of former Session, That a Paper be 
Laid upon the Table by the Clerk, 415, &amp;c. printed, discharged, 419. 





ADDRESSES : 


OF THANKS :— 
Motion for presenting an Address to Her Majesty for Her Most Gracious Speech at the Opening of the 
Session; Amendment proposed (Her Majesty's Ministers); Debate adjourned, 416. Resumed; Motion, 
That the Debate be now adjourned ; At Midnight, Motion lapsed ; Day appointed for resuming adjourned 
Debate, 417. Debate resumed; Amendment, on Division, made; Main Question, as amended, agreed 
to; Address to be presented by Privy Councillors, 418. 


Order, That the Proceedings on the Motion for an Address in answer to Her Majesty’s Speech, if under 
— at Twelve o’clock this night, be not interrupted under the Standing Order Sittings of the House, 
418. 


For Accounts and Papers, 418, 420, 
To be presented by Privy Councillors, 419. 


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AMENDMENTS: Army (Special Pensions). Vide Accounts. 


— —__ ——. pRoPOszp To Questions,—For an Address | AUGMENTATION of Benerices. Vide Accounts. 
of Thanks, to add words, 416. And made, 419. ° 


56 Victoria. Parl. 25. Sess. 1. 1892. 
Arnica, Vide Accounts. Ban K of Enatanp. Vide Accounts. 

Aurens. Vide Accounts. Bankruptcy. Vide Acouunrts. 

Army (Recruiting). Vide Accounts. Barsavos. Vide Accounts. 


Vou. 147.——(56 Vict.) x2 


Arrirnmation. Vide MemBErs. 


BILLS : 








INDEX ¢o the One Hononen and Forty-seventu Vo.tune. (Sess. IT. 1892. 
eee SSS 


BILLS: 
PUBLIC: 
—-—— read (Outlawries), 414. 


Order, That daring the present Sittings of the 
House, no Notices be received of Motions for leave to 


bring in Bills, 416. 


PRIVATE, AND PROVISIONAL ORDERS: 


————. Order, That the Standing Orders of the 2oth day 
of June last for the suspension of Private Bills, or Bills to 


confirm any Provisional Order or Certificate, be now read, | jing of the Journal, 414. 


and that the same be held applicable to the next Session 
of Parliament, 416. 


Boitzer Exptosions Acts. Vide Accounts. 

Braprorp Boroven (Central Division) Writs. Vide 
E.gcrions. 

Brisery ; Sessional Order relative thereto, 414. 

Bury Saint Epmunps Writ. Vide Exsectrions. 


56 Victoria. Parl. 25. Sess.1. 1892. 
CHANCELLOR, LORD HIGH: 


—- — ———_—__—_ ——_ signifies Her 
Majesty’s approbation of Mr. Speaker Elect, 413. 

— — ————_—_ —— — _ says, By virtue 
of Her Majesty’s Commission under the Great Seal, to us 
and other Lords directed, and now read, we do, in Her 
Majesty’s Name, and in obedience to Her Commands, pro- 
rogue this Parliament, 422. 








2 —  Bovk cou taini 
List of Members returned to serve in this Parliament 
delivered to him, 411. 


























— Clerk’s Assistant 
and other Clerks attend, according to their duty, 411, 
——— ——_————_ Member addresses 
himself to him, 412. 














_—__ -- —_ -— — 








stands up, point 
to a Member, and then sits down, on the occasion iy the 
election of the Speaker, 412. 


to direct the print- 





Se  -  —  — CS 


iays Papers 
the Table, 415, &amp;e. . ee 


Coxontat Reports (Annual). Vide Accounts. 
Companigs Act. Vide Accounts. 

Companiss (Winding-up). V:de Accounts. 
ConstasuLary (Scotland). Vide Accounts. 
Cork City Exection. Vide Exections. 


Cer County (North-East Cork Division). Vide Exxo. 
TIONS. ; 

Cornwatu (Mid or Saint Austell Division) Writ. Vide 
ELEcTIons. 

County Courts (Plaints and Sittings). Vide Accounts, 


Criminat Law and Procepure (Jreland) Act, 1887 
( Proclamations). Vide Accounts. 


CrHariraBLe Donations and Bequests (Ireland). Vide 
Accou NTs, 

Caina. Vide Accounts. 

Cracemansan and Kinross Writ. Vide Evections. 


Crizrcy Discipuing Act. Vide Accounts. | 
; 4 ————_——— adjourned, on Amendment to Address of 
CLERK OF THE CROWN: Thanks, 416. Resumed, and further adjourned, 417. 


_—__________——_—__-_———_ delivers to the Resumed; Amendment, on Division, made; Mai 
Clerk of the House a Book containing a List of the! tion, as amended, agreed to, 418. ” cat 
Names of the Members returned to serve in this Parlia- 
ment, 411. 


56 Victoria. Parl. 25. Sess.1. 1892. 
DEBATES: 


Dersy Borover Writ. Vide Evections. 
—$—————-————===« 19 make out new 
Writs, 413, 420, 421. 








— 56 Victoria. Parl. 25. Sess. 1. 1892. 


amend a Return ; attends uccordingly, and amends the Kast INDIA (India Office Retirement at 65) Vide 
Return, 416. tl " 


CLERK OF THE HOUSE: 




















Epinspurecs County Writ. Vide Exvecrrions. 


a attends in the , . 
House at the opening of the Session (Reginald Francis Epucation (Science and Art Department). Vide Accounts. 


Douce Palgrave, Esquire, c.B.), 411. 














Epucation (Scotland). Vide Accounts. 


ELECTIONS: 

Member returned for two places (Cork City and Cork County, and North East Cork Division), makes his Election, 
413. 

ORDERS AND RESOLUTIONS :— 

Order, That all Members who are returned for two or more places in any part of the United Kingdom do make 
their Election tor which of the places they will serve, within One weck after it shall appear that there is no 
question upon the Return for that place; and if anything shall come in question touching the Return or 

ection of any Member, he is to withdraw during the time the matter is in debate; and that all Members 
returned upon double Returns do withdraw till their Returns are determined, 4193. 

Resolution, That no Peer of the Realm, except such Peers of Ireland as shall fur the time being be actually elected, 
and shall not have declined to serve, for any County, City, or Borough of Great Britain, hath any right to give 
his vote in the Election of any Member to serve in Parliament, 414. 

Resolution, That it is a high infringement of the liberties and privileges of the Commons of the United Kingdom, 
tor any Lord of Parliament, or other Peer or Prelate, not being a Peer of Ireland at the time elected, and not 
having declined to serve for any County, City, or Borough of Great Britain, to concern himself in the —— 





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ELECTIONS—continued. 
ORDERS AND RESOLUTION S—continued. 


of Members to se: ve for the Commons in Parliament, except only any Peer of Ireland, at such Elections in 
Great Britain respectively, where such Peer shall appear as a Candidate, or by himself, or any others, be proposed 
to be elected ; or for any Lord Lieutenant or Governor of any County to avail himself of any authority derived 








from his Commission, to influence the Election of any Member to serve for the Commons in Parliament, 414. 
Resolution, That if it shall appear that any — hath been elected or returned a Member of this House, or 


endeavoured so to be, by Bribery, or any ot 


er corrupt practices, this House will proceed with the utmost severity 


against all such persons as shall have been wilfully concerned in such Briberv ~+ other corrupt practices, 414. 


Greenock Exection; Letter and Certificate frum the Ju 
relative to the Greenock Election; Sir Thomas Sutherlan 


dges for the Trial of Election Petitions in Scotland, 
d duly elected; Return of John Bruce, Barrister-at- 


Law, an undue Return; Letter and Certificate to be entered in the Journals; Clerk of the Crown to attend and 
amend Return; attends accordingly, and amends Return, 416. 


Return to be amended; amended accordingly, 416. 


WRITS ISSUED DURING THE SESSION. 





FOR WHAT PLACE. 








Aberdeen Burgh (Southern Division) - 


Bradford Borough (Central Division) - 

Bury Saint Edmunds - ie 

Clackmannan and Kinross- - - 

Cornwall (Mid, or Saint Austell Di- 
vision). 


Derby Borough e: deities ys 
Edinburgh County - B j fs 


Elgin District of Burghs - - u 
Fife (Eastern Division) - - 
Finsbury Borough (Holborn Division) 


ES ye et 
Glasgow Burgh (Bridgeton Division) - 


Hackney Borough (South Division) - 
Merioneth « ~ * j 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne ° : 


Northampton (Mid-Division) = - - 
Nottingham (Eastern Division) - —- 
Sheftield Borough (Brightside Division) 
Southwark Borough (West Division) - 
Stirling District of Burghs - = 
Stoke-upon-Trent Borough -  - 
Wolverhampton Borough (Eastern Di- 
vision). 


York, West Riding (Southern Part, 
Rotherham Division). 


Eten District of Burcus Writ. 


56 Vieteria. Parl. 25. 


ELECTIONS. 


ForziGn Jurispicrion Act. Vide Accounts. 


Forrar Writ. Vide ExEections. 


56 Victoria. Parl. 25. 


Vide ELEcrIons. 


Sess. 1. 
F IFE (Eastern Division) Writ. Vive Exections. 
Finssury Borover (Holborn Division) Wrir. 


Sess. 1. 


IN THE ROOM OF 
James Bryce, Exq. - - " - 


Rizht Hon. George Shaw Lefevre 
Lord Francis Hervey - - 
Right Hon, John Blair Balfour 
William Alexander McArthur, Esq. 


Right Hon. Sir William George Gran- 
ville Harcourt. 
Right Hon. William Ewart Gladstone 


Alexander Asher, Esq. - - - 
Herbert H. Asquith, Yeq. 
Gainsford Bruce, Esq. - - 2 


John Rigby, Esq. - - - = = 

Right Hon. Sir George Otto Trevel- 
yan, Bart. 

Sir Charles Russell- - -~ - 

Thomas Edward Ellis, Esq. 

Right Hon. John Morley - 


Hon. Charles Robert Spencer - - 


Arnold Morley, Esq. - = ~- 
Right Hon. Anthony John Mundella - 
Richard Knight Causton, Esq.- - 
Right Hon. Henry Campbell Banner- 
man. 
7 Granville Leveson Gower, 
sq. 
Richt Hon. Henry Hartley Fowler - 


Arthur Herbert Dyke-Acland, Esq. - 


1892. 


Vide 


Evgcrions. 


Her Masesty’s Ministers. 


1892. 


ment). 


Guese Lanps Act. 


Greenock E ection. 


56 Victoria. Parl. 25. Sess. 1. 
HACKNEY Boroven (South Division) Wrir. Vide 


ON WHAT ACCOUNT. 








Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster ; 
421. 

First Commissioner of Works, 421. 

Civil Service Commissioner; 421. 

Lord Advocate of Scotland; 421. 

Commissioner of the Treasury ; 421. 


Chancellor of the Exchequer; 420. 
First Commissioner of the Treasury ; 


420. 
Solicitor General for Scotland ; 421. 
Secretary of State; 420. 
One of the Justices of the High Court; 


413. 
Solicitor General; 421. 
Secretary for Scotland; 420. 


Attorney General ; 421. 

Commissioner of the Treasury; 421. 

Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant 
of Ireland ; 421. 

Vice Chamberlain of the Household ; 
421. 

Postmaster General; 420. 

President of the Board of Trade; 420. 

Commissioner of the Treasury; 421. 

Secretary of State; 420. 


Comptroller of the Household ; 421. 


President of the Local Government 
Board ; 420. 

President of the Committee of Council 
for Education; 420. 


Vide Accounts. 


Vide Evections. 


Greenwich Hospitau. Vide Accounts. 


1892. 


Vide Appresses ( dmend- 


GLA SGO Ww Bureu (Bridgeton Division) Writ. Vide Historicat MaAnvuscRIPTs ( Royal Commission). Vide 


E.ecrions. 


Vox. 147.— (56 Vict.) 


| Accounts. 


HOUSE, 
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INDEX to the Ont Honprep and Forty-seventu Votume. [Sess. IT. 1892. 


HOUSE, BUSINESS OF THE: 
_ —_—————— Order, That 
during the stew sittings of the House no Notices be 
received of Motions for leave to bring in Bills, 416i. 


—————. Sittines of the House (Ezemption from the 
Standing Order); Order, That the Proceedings on the 
Motion fur an Address in answer to Her Majesty’s Speech, 
if under discussion at Twelve o’clock this night, be not 
interrupted under the Standing Order “Sittings of the 
House,” 418. 











HOUSE: 


— attends the Lords Commissioners in the House 
of Peers at the opening of the Parliament, 411. To pre- 
sent Mr. Speaker Elect, 413. 


— directed to choose a Speaker, 412. 


Motion, That this House do now adjourn, and 
Question agreed to, 413. 








— resolves, at its rising, to adjourn till certain 
day: Saturday, 6th August, till Monday, 8th August, 
413. ‘Tuesday, gth August, till Thursday, 11th August, 
417. Resolves to now adjourn till Thursday next, 419. 


-goes up to the House of Peers, 413. At the 
close of the Session, 422. 








—— —— — meets at Twelve of the clock, 413. 
———— One of the clock, 413. 
— Three of the clock, 416, 417, 419. 
sits,—till half after Two, 413. 
——————~ five minutes after Three, 413. 
a quarter after Four, 413. 
——— —___—— a quarter before Twelve, 416. 








Midnight. 
five minutes after Twelve, 417. 
twenty-five minutes after Twelve, 419. 
acquainted, by Mr. Speaker, That he had re- 
ceived a Letter from a Member (Mr. William O’Brien), 
returned for two places, making his election, 413. Letter 
and Certificate from the Judges for the Trial of Election 
Petitions in Scotland relative to the Greenock Election, 
416, 





Se 





56 Victoria. Parl. 25. Sess.1. 1892. 
Inrermepiate Epucation (Ireland). Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 
INTERNATIONAL Copz of SiGnats. Vide Accounts. 


56 Victoria. Parl. 25. Sess.1. 1892. 
JOURNAL: 
— ———— To be printed, 414. 


— Matter ordered to be entered therein ; Re- 

ot and Certificate from the Judges for the Trial of 

ection Petitions in Scotland relative to the Greenock 
Election, 416. 


56 Victoria. Parl. 25. Sess.1. 1892. 


Lake Copais Company. Vide Accounts. 
Lanp Reatstry. Vide Accousts. 
Lerrers Parent ; At the opening of Parliament, 411. 


Locat Government Act Commission. Vide Accounts. 











Locat Government Act, 1888. Vide Accounts. 
Lunacy. Vide Acoounts. 


56 Victoria. Parl. 25. Sess.1. 1892. 


M ACE; Laid upon the Table, 413. 
Mr. Speaker Elect goes away with the Mace 
before him, 413. 


Marit SHips Act. Vide Accounts. 


MEMBERS : 


——— repair to their seats at the opening of Par- 
liament, 411. 





address themse!ves to the Clerk, 412. 
——_—_————— propose a Member for Speaker, 412. 

Second the Motion, 412. 
————— take Member called to the Chair out of 

his place and conduct him to the Chair, 412. 
——————— congratulate Mr. Speaker Elect, 412. 
———— take and subscribe the Oath, or make and 
subscribe Affirmation, 413, 416, 417. 
returned for two or more places to make 
their Election (Sessional Order), 413. 

—————— 10 withdraw during the time any matter 
touching his Returu or Election is in debate, 413. 
— returned upon double Returns to withdraw 
till such Returns are determined, 413. 

—— returned for two places makes his Elec- 

tion, 413. 


























Mercuant Suippine Act, 1876 (Vessels Detained). Vide 
Accounts. MEemBeErs. 


Mertonetu Writ. Vide Evsctions. 


MESSAGES : 











From the Lords Commissioners,—By 
the Yeoman Usher of the Black Rod,—To attend them in 
the House of Peers at the opening of the Parliament, 411 
For Royal approbation of Mr. Speaker Elect, 413. 
Queen’s Speech, 413. Prorogation, 422. 


MeErtropouitan Pouice; Usual Order relating to them, 414. 


Morocco. Vide Accounts. 


MOTIONS :— 
—- Lapse, it being midnight, That a Debate be now 
adjourned, on Amendment to Address of Thanks, 417: 





56 Victoria. Parl. 25. Sess.1. 1892. 
NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE Wait. Vide Exzcrions. 
NortuamprTon (Mid-Division) Writ. Vide Evections. 


NottinGuam (Eastern Division) Writ. Vide Exections. 


56 Victoria. Parl. 25. Sess.1. 1892. 
QaATH. Vide Members. 


56 Victoria. Parl. 25. Sess.1. 1892. 
PARLIAMENT : 


—_— ———— Proclamation for dissolving Parlia- 


ment, and declaring the calling of another, 410. 
Parliament 








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8itt 








PARLIAMEN 





T—continued. 
—-—_—_——-_——-—— Parliament meets, 411. 
——_—$—  -——_ —_ Opened by Commission, 411, 
—_——-- -___— Letters Patent appointing Commis- 


sioners for opening and holding the Parliament, 411. 











—— Prorogued, 422. 


PARLIAMENTARY Exsctions ( Tiliterate Vide 


Accounts. 


Voters). 


PARLIAMENTARY Papers. Vide Accounts. 
Patent Orricz. Vide Accounts. 
Pawnsroxers’ Returns (Ireland). Vide Accounts. 


Peers ; Usual Orders touching their interference at Elections, 


14. 
—— Vide ELections, 
Peritions, Pusuic; Presented, 416, &amp;c. 
Potuine Districts. Vide Accounts. 
PRIVILEGE; Committee of Privileges appointed 414. 


Pusiic Heautu (Scotland) Act, 1867 (Cholera Regula- 
tions). Vide Accounts. 


56 Victoria. Parl. 25. Sess. 1. 


QUEEN: 


— Her Proclamation for dissolving Parliament, 
and declaring the calling of another, 410. 


1892. 








Her Letters Patent appointing Commissioners 
for opening and holding the Parliament, 411. 


————— Message from Her Commissioners appointed to 
= and hold the Parliament, to attend them in the 
ouse of Peers, 411. 


——_——— Her Speech, at the opening of the Session, 
reported hy Mr. Speaker, 416. 


Prorogues Parliament by Commission, 422. 


Vide Appresses. CuerRk of the Crown. 


QUESTIONS : 
Main, amended, and agreed to, 419. 


56 Victoria. Parl. 25. Sess. 1. 


RaiLtway and Canat Trarric Act. Vide Ac- 
COUNTS. 

Rattway Rates and CHarces Orper ConFrirRMATION 
Acts. Vide Accounts. 

RicamonD Baipewe.t (Dublin) Expenpiture. 
Accounts. 


Rovat Parks and Garpens (Kew; Natural History 
Museum; Victoria Tower Gardens), Vide Accounts. 


1892. 


Vide 


Rue of the Roap at Sga. Vide Accounts. 


56 Victoria. Parl. 25. Sess.1. 1892. 


SERJEANT AT ARMS: 








sioners of Police, 414. 


Saerrietp Boroven (Brightside Division) Writ. Vide 
Evxctions. 


Sittines of the House. Vide House (Business of the). 


Vou. 147.——-(56 Vict.) 


Sess. II. 1892.] INDEX to the One Huxprev and Forty-seventa VoLuME 








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STANDING ORDERS: 


To communicate an Order to the Commis-/ Srrauinc District of Burcus Writ. Vide Evecrions. 
Sroxg-upon-Trent Boroven Wait. 


Superannuation Act. 
Supreme Court. Vide Accounts. 








Orders of the 2oth day of June last for the Suspension of 





SoutHwarx Boroucsa (West Division) Writ. Vide Exuxo- 
TIONS. 

















































SPEAKER: 








The Right Honourable Arthur Wellesley 
Peel unanimously chosen Speaker, 412. 


— Mr. Speaker Elect stands up in his place, 
412. Submits himself to the House, 412. 


————— — taken out of his place, 412. 
conducted to the Chair, 412. 
returns his acknowledgments to the House, . 











sits down in the Chair, 413. 

puts the Question for Adjournment, 413. 
—— ——_——— gues away with the Mace before him, 413. 
takes the Chuir, 413. 

goes up to the House of Peers, 413. 
——_——— — approved of by the Queen, 413. 


———_—_————— Mr. Speaker reports, That the House had 
been in the House of Peers, 413. That Her Majesty had 
approved the choice the House had made of him to be 
their Speaker, 413. That he had made the usual claim of 
Privileges, 413. 


repeats his most respectful acknowledg- 
ments to the House for the honour they had done him, 
413. 











puts the House in mind that the first thin 
to be done was to take aud subscribe the Oath requi 
by Law, 413. 











—_——- thereupon, first alone, standing on the 

upper step of the Chair, takes and subscribes the Oath, 
413. 

— goes up to the House of Peers, 413. 

——_—— acquaints the House that he had received 
a Letter from a Member (Mr. William O’Brien) returned 
for two places, making his Election, 413. 
to appoint the Printing of the Votes and 
Proceedings, having first perused the same, 414. 
to License the Printing of the Journal, 








414. 
to issue his Warrants for new Writs, 413, 


420, 421. 

——_—_-____—— reports Her Majesty’s Speech, at the 
opening of the Session, 416. 

—_——— ucquaints the House, That he had received 

a Letter and Certificate from the Judges for the Trial of 

Election Petitions in Scotland relative to the Greenock 

Election, 416. 


————— lays upon the Table,—List of Bills, &amp;c. 
Session II., 1892; 420. 
goes up to the House of Peers, at the 
close of the Session, 422. 





Order, That the Standing 





Private Bills, or Bills to confirm any Provisional Order or 
Certificate, be now read, and that the same be held 
applicable to the next Session of Parliament, 416. 





Vide ELecrions. 


Vide Accounts. 


X 4 





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INDEX to the One Hunprep and Forry-seventH Votume. [Sess. II. 1892, 


56 Victoria. Parl. 25. Sess.1. 182. 56 Victoria. Parl. 25. Sess, 1. 1892. 


Tecunicar Instruction Act, 1889. Vide Ac- VoreEs and Procgepinas; to be printed, 414. 


counTs. 
56 Victoria. Parl. 25. Sess.1. 1892. 


Tuames Conservancy. Vide Accounts. 
nual and Miscellaneous Series). Vide W INTER Assizes Acts. Vide Accounts. 


Trave Reports (An 
eer oe WITNESSES : 
Tramways (Street and Road). Vide Accounts. — ——— Usual Order relating to them, 414. 


Wo.vernampton Borovucu (Eastern Division) Warr. 


Treaty Sggigzs. Vide Accounts. 
Vide Erections. 


50 Victoria, Parl. 25. Sess. 1. 1892. 56 Victoria. Parl. 25. Sess.1. 18y2. 


Un LVERSITIES of Oxrorp and Camsripce. Vide Yo RK, West Ripine (Southern Part, Rotherham Divi- 
Accounts. sion) Writ. Vide Exvecrions. 





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