Saxtos, Mr. T.—cost.

SAXTON, Mr. T. —e-at.

234

Industries and Salmon Faber es — Select

Committees, Re-sppoints ent, '352 31*
Irish Church Act, 1969-The Girbe Pur-
ebas r*, 394 96

Irab Foley of the Government - Meeting -
at Befas, 305) 1943,--Uister Libera.
Convention, 304) 36

Law and Justice-Antrim Grand Jury.
(303) 14×5; —The Summoning of Jurors,
1303 1360

Law and Po1ce—Death of Cornelius Cos-
grave at Egeworthstown, Co. Longford,
1303 1779

Loins to Occup ers and Landlords-Re-

turn of Amounts Outstanding and Re-
mssons, 304, 253

Mag.stevey--Sheriff of Galway, "304) 21.

22

Medical Charities Act-Refusal of Medical
Relief-ase of George Marton, Cashel
Inion, (304) 17

Parsmentary Franchise (Dub'in — Col-
lector General of Rates, (303) 1365,
304792

Price Przervat.on Act, '303) 269
Pops ation for 1××6, (194) 199
Publie Meetings Speech of Mr. W. II. II.
I vors, 1303) 450, 451

Its for Lanis of Protestant Landlords,
302 1514, 1519

Royal Irish Constabulary-Defaulting Pen
ainers-Case of John Denash, 304,

250

Stats of Irland —" Boycotting "--State-

ments of Clergymen of the Irish Carch,
(303 15×2, — The Orange Louges, [303]

Western Lies, Condition of the, (301)

1519

Itc^and=Ct_ne at 1 Oatriga -Qacations

A- „el Attack on the Key Mr. Kearney,
Ding eli (354 259

Lowing us of House of Robert Marshal, at
Londo try, 354 17, 18, 1971

Rots at I ast, 1326 1141, 1142, 14×4
109, 101, top, 213
Rfeat Mingvan, 397 219
Its at S N 156 1851

luota in Ulster, 356 191, 1, 3
State of Kerry, tot wid
Woodford Co Guway, 103) 1
Ireland—l'o›r Law -Qa stess

Loar is of Guard ans and tüz Government,
393 159

Fon of Gaardians-Druafa Div 1.00

S. 20 Un ɔn, 104, 44, 44)
Union Ama gamatuid, got 165)
Ireland-Arrears of Rent Act, 1882-Mr II
M. Doigvi, Agent of the G rmanstowa Es
tale, Co. Meath, iles (301) 724, 723
Ire at 1—Maintenance of Doc al Order, Res
[102, 1975

Japan-Treaties with Eur pean Powers, (303)

et 1919, 1911, 1935, 1×33, 1938, 1941, 1942,
1911, Amenit 1944 1949, 1949

30 Lor is Amendts Cons 4. 163, 269
Law of Evidence Amediment, 2R (306) 1×21,
1870

London, Bright in, and Soa's Coast Railw y.
Motion for Aljo arnmen. (303) 966

Lord Ranlo'ph Church i's Visit to Be'fast,
(302) 717 - Extra Parliamentary Utter-
ances, '352] 1116, 1223, 1994

Luany Vacating of Seats, Comm. [303) 997,
Vos, 1726

Manchester Ship Caus), 2R (303) 275, 283,

2-3

Marriages Attendance of Registrars), 2R.
(35) 218

Medical Acts Amendment, Lords Anendis.
Cons) (397) .63

Municipal Franchise (Irelan 1`, 2R ́¡50' 324,
327, 329; Comm. [307) 156; el. 1, 137,

159

Naval Constract on, (303] 417
Parliament-Quest ins

Bas ness of the Hoiva, "tog) 132, -Piece -
denes of Com nittees of Sup'r and Ways
and Means, and Money Bis, (306) 1492
O, fer Argumentative Questions, [301]

1190

Privileg --Forged Signatures to Petitions,
(303, 1785

Rules and Orders-Procedure at Question
Time, (303) 1504

Parliament-Bas ness of the House-Notices
of Questions, Res. 303 703, 706, 712
Parliament Order — Board of Supervision
Scotiana, Motion for Returns, 304 261
Parlament-Private B.-Standing Orders
for the Suspension of Private Bs or Bills
to confirm any Prov vonal Order or Cert.-
ficate, Amenit. (305-1677, 1525
Parliament-Queen's Speech, Address in An-
swer to, 30, 143, 195, 203, 219, 2×9
l'arametary Ections Returning Ofceri
Act 1975 A eninist, Iris' Arendis.
Cnx d. (307) 201, 266

Police and Sat. Try Regations, Res Motion
for Al barnest, "301, 1351, 1365, 1368
Ponce Forces (Removal of Disabiaties), Mo.
tion for Leave, tog, 1631

Poor Relief - Ireland, 28 (304) 572

Post Offer Aldresss of Telegrams, (301)

Puble Ballings, Ireland, (jok) 174
Publie Educa ion, Ireland, 352, 12:9
Tenare of Town Hoases (ireland, 214. (301)
1129

Town Ho'linge, Motion for a Select Com.
mitee, 151, 1809

Tramways Order in Counc1 Ireland, Res.
107, 219

Ulster Canal and Tyrone Navigation, 21.
[105] 230; - Nomination of Se'cet Com.
mitter,,305) 1407

Army-Steamers on the Nile, [306' 491
Army bat mates, 101 1916: (303) 824, 5
Army Services, (306, 1541
Gothing Estab ments, Services, and
Suppies (303) 1826

Land Forces at Home and Abroad, [303]
1609

Army Supplementary Estimates, 1××5-6) —
Warike Stores and Works, 302' 1616, 1638
Cmp nation for Damages, 28, "301 2009
Conagan Diseases Acta, 1866-1869, Res
2301 97

Contagious Diseases Acts Repeal No. 2,
Comm. (304) 645

Dfences of the Empire-Coaling Stat ons.

101 1179, 136, 1343

SMITH, Right Hon. W. H.-e-nt.

Imperial Defences-Fort 4-ation of Simon's
Bay and Table Bay, [306, 1722
Metropois, Disturbances in the --Questions
Action of the Home Department-Expiana-
tion, [301, 543, 601

Compensation, 302) 1206

Re-organization of the Police, (302) 1220
Report of the Committee of Investigation,
(352) 910

Metropotan Improvements - Hemming's Row,
307,246

Metropolitan Police Force, 301, 1573;-Or-
ganization, Res (301) 1425
Parlament-Questious

Adjournment of the House, Ministerial
Statement, 306, 1318

Order of Business, (306) 1676

Supply, Ministerial Statement, [306] 149%
Par amentary Elections Returning Officers'
Act 175 Amendment, Lords Amendts.
Consid: "307) 263

Public Offers Sites for the New Public
Offices-The Admiralty and War Office,
(302) 1999: [304) 419

Sale and Purchase of Land (Ireland, Motion
for Leave, 304) 1×24

Shop Hours Reguíat on, Comm. (306) 1801
Supply-Class 1, Vote 3-Royal l'arks and
Pleasure Gardens, (303) 791

Supply-Civil Services and Revenue Depart-
ments, (306) 1519, 1525

Colonial Local Revenue, í 302) 1252

Royal Parks and Pleasure Gardens, [303]

SMUTHWICK, Mr. J. F. Kukenny

Ireland - Railways-Railway Rates,„„30g) 13

Smoke Nuisance Abatement Metropolis
Bill (L)

The Lord Stratheden omi Osaphell
Presented, read 1•• Mir A (No. 27

Solicitors Annual Certificate Duty Bill
Mr. O'Hea, M. Deary, Mr. Dwyer Gray,
M2. Arthur Ự Cennar, Mr Seztun
e. Ordered, read 1** Mar 8

[Bul 133]

South Atlantic, Islands of the -The Island
of Tristan D'Acunha

Question, Mr. Baden-Powell; Answer, The
Under Secretary of State for the Colonies
(Mr. Osborne Morgan) May 25, [306] 26

South Pacific, Islands of the

Australasian Colonies The Convention of
Sydney-Foreign Annexation in the South
Pacific, Question, Mr. Howard Vincent;
Answer, The First Lord of the Treasury
(Mr. W. E. Gladstone) May 13, [305] 909
New Caledonia-Her Majesty's Acting Consul,
Question, Sir George Campbell; Answer,
The Under Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs (Mr. Bryce) June 18, [306] 1854
Reprisals on Natives, Question, Dr. Cameron;
Answer, The Secretary to the Admiralty
(Mr. Ilibbert) May 20, [305] 1519

The New Hebrides

Question, Mr. Howard Vincent; Answer, The
Under Secretary of State for the Colonies
(Mr. Osborne Morgan) May 14, [303] 1042;
Question, Mr. Ashmead-Bartlett; Answer,
The Under Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs (Mr. Bryce, June 10, [306] 1300
Treaty of Agreement respecting Independence
between France and England, Question, Mr.
Baden-Powell; Answer, The Under Secre-
tary of State for Foreign Affairs (Mr. Bryce)
Feb 22, [302] 889
P.P. [4656]
Alleged Occupation by France, Question, Ob-
servations, The Earl of Harrowby; Reply,
The Secretary of State for the Colonies
(Earl Granville) Mar 26, [304] 11; Notice
of Question, The Marquess of Salisbury
June 17, [306] 1680; Question, The Duke
of Richmond and Gordon; Answer, The Sc-
cretary of State for India (The Earl of
Kimberley) June 18, 1839; Question, Sir
Henry Holland; Answer, The Under Secre-
tary of State for Foreign Affairs (Mr. Bryce,
1853

Reported Massacre, Questions, Mr. Howard
Spensley, Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Sir
Herbert Maxwell, Sir George Campbell;
Answers, The Under Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs (Mr. Bryce) June 17, [306]

1715

Policy of the Government, Question, Sir Walter
B. Barttelot; Answer, The Under Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs (Mr. Bryce)
June 21, [307] 63

Southwark and Vauxhall Water Bill

c. Read 2o, and committed to a Select Com-
mittee Mar 1, [302] 1511

Spain

Case of Mr. Welford, Missionary at Fernando
Po, Question, Mr. Burt; Answer, The Under
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Mr.
Bryce) Feb 22, [302] 893

Commercial Negotiations, Questions, Mr.
Palmer, Mr. Tomlinson; Answers, The
Under Secretary of State for Foreign Af-
fairs (Mr. Bourke) Jan 26, [302] 420;
Question, Mr. Baden-Powell; Answer, The
Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
(Mr. Bryce) April 15, [304] 1627

Commercial Convention

Question, Mr. Armitage; Answer, The Under
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Mr.
Bryce) June 7, [306] 1134; Question, Mr.
S. Smith; Answer, The Under Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs (Mr. Bryce) June 24,
[307] 260

British Colonial Produce, Question, Mr. Baden-
Powell; Answer, The Under Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs (Mr. Bryce, May 14,
[305] 1011

British Colonial Wine Duties, Questions, Sir
James Fergusson, Mr. Forwood; Answers,
The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Sir Wil-
liam Ilarcourt), The Under Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs (Mr. Bryce)
May 13, [305] 906; Question, Mr. Baden-
Powell; Answer, The Under Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs (Mr. Bryce) May 27,
[306] 209

Differential Duties, Question, Mr. Forwood;
Answer, The Under Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs (Mr. Bryce) Feb 23, [302]

1035

Duties on Iron, Question, Mr. Jacks; Answer,
The Under Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs (Mr. Bryce) May 27, [306] 201
Signatures of the Convention, Ministerial
Statement, The Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs (The Earl of Rosebery) May 10, [303]
550; Statement, The Under Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs (Mr. Bryce):
Questions, Sir James Fergusson, Mr. For-
wood, Sir Henry Roscoe; Answers, The
Under Secretary of State for Foreign At-
fairs (Mr. Bryce), 570; Question, Mr.
Forwood; Answer, The Under Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs (Mr. Bryce)
May 17, 1162
Correspondence
P.P. [4734]

SPEAKER, The Right Hon. ARIHUR
WELLESLEY PEEL), Warwick and
Leamington

The right hon. Arthur Wellesley Peel unani-
mously called to the Chair of the House as
Speaker. Mr. Peel thanks the Members of
the House for the great honour they have
done him, and places himself entirely at their
disposal Jan 12, [302] 11, 13, 19

Mr. Speaker reports that Her Majesty, by
Her Royal Commission, had been pleased t
approve the choice of himself to be their
Speaker and then took the Oath Jan 13,
[302] 21

SPEAKER, The-cont.

PRIVILEGE

Parliamentary Oath Mr. Bradisugh) — Mr Į
Speaker reals letters from Sir M Hicks-
Beach, Mr. Cecil Raikes, and Sir John,
Kennawav prot sting against the admiss on
of Mr. Charles Brad vogh, returned for the |
borough of Northampton, to take the Oxth,
(302) 21, 24

SITTINGS AND ADJOURNMENT OF
THE HOUSE

The Derby Day-Mr. Speaker explains the
present pract ce of the House in respect of
moving the Adjournment of the House over
the Derby Day, 1306; 34

Attend ince and Places of Members

Mr Speaker explains the Rule of the House in
reference to the attendance and securing of
paces. A Member must be present in his
seat at Praver time; and though the prac-
tice has been repeatedly saret oned that a
Vember may place his hat in his seat before
Praver time, it is an essential con dit on that
be siou. A occupy that seat at Prayer time be-
fore he can retain it for the rest of the even-
ing and other inc dents', (302, 427. "304)
97×, 979, 1315

NEW RULES OF PROCEDURE
Adjournment of the Ilouse-Ru'e 2-
Matter, Government of Ireland Bill, (306) 318
Matter, The Minister al Statement, '306) 1307
Matter, Appointment of Commissioners under
The Croiters (Scotland) Act, {306) 1499
MOTIONS AND QUESTIONS-ORDERS
OF THE DAY

Prece fence of Government Orders

Mr Rakes-Do I unders'and you to rue Sr.
that it is competent to the Goverment to
give preceder.ce to any B. I they prefer over
Bis of o her private Men.bers? - Mr. Speaker |
Yes, on the days on which the Govern,
mest are the disposal of the Bisormus, that
1990, 301 1974

Orters of the Day-Par'studentary Frine Lan
Fi-Mr Everett avid that as 'e di met
see the hon. Gentleman who hat charg⋅ of
the B 1. Mr. Magt s or any of the Mem-

bera w'ose pames appeared in the back of
the b, in their på en, 5- bigg i ta m›ve
the second reading => ritempo, Lease asked
If it was compete t fit te kon bertemin
to move the second resting of the li.. 7–
Mr. Spiker sad that the Jon Gerteman,
was perfectly in Orier. The B
property of the House, and any bin Gerte
man was at liberty to move it, ̧305) 553

Bille dealing with the same subject- Pove
Fer Kon calf Disables BG—Mr
Tottenham moved for leave to bring in a B. 1
on this subject, confined to Grest Britain,
and Mr. King-Harman had given Notice of a
similar Bil relating to Ire'and - another
F1 of the same rature relating to the two
countries had aizsaly ben brought in and
rejected-oljefel that this Motion wit
against the Rule of th-llouse - Mr. Speaker:
There is no obireti in to the Motion of the
hon Member or, the ground of Order. The
Pto which the hon Member refers P've
Fo zen. Fitran 1iteme ↑ Bil was not re-
jected on the Motion that it be referred to
any Committee, the B was postponed to
a very distant day It is a matter for the
discretion of the House whether there
shou'd be more than one Bill before the
House dealing with the same subject, (305)
163]

Orders of the Day

Alteration of "date - $1'e of Intricating
Liquors on Sunday. Biil-Sir Joseph Pease,
be ng asked on what day he would take the
Committee on this Bid again, answered on
Friday, the 7th May. By error this was pat
down in the Votes Fr day, the 7th June.
There was to Friday, June 7; but the
Clerks, in revising the Order Book, placed it
under Friday, June 4 Sir Joseph Peyse
asked Vr. Speaker whether he could not, by
an exere se of his authority, alter the date as
previously mentioned Mr. Speaker said it
would not be within his duty to alter the
date, oc) 379

Unopposed Returns- Mr Speaker: I under-

stand this Return has received the consent of
the Government, and is unopposed. It is,
therefore, quite competent for one hon.
Member to move for it, as an unopposed ite
turn, on behalf of another hon. Member,
(304) 261

AMENDMENTS TO QUESTIONS

Mr. Raikes I apprehend, Sir, that if the
House, in order to avoid having two more
divisions, consents to allow the words of the
bon. Member for Northumberland Mr. A.
Grey) to be added to the Main Question
without a division, it will then be possible to
take a division on the Main Question as
amended - Mr. Speaker: The right hon.
Gentieman has correctly interpreted the
Bituation. The House should allow the
words proposed to be added to be inserted,
and then vote upon the whole as a substan-
tive Motion, 393, »4

RULES OF DEBATE
Order in Debate

Relevanty

I must call the hon. Member Sir Henry
Tyler to Order. He must confine his ob
servations to the point of Order which he
wis rising, and must not make any com
ments, [306) 307