CHANCE, Mr. P. A.-cont.

Supply Civil Services and Revenue Departments, [305] 1894, 1906, 1951, 1953, 1958, 1970

Trees (Ireland), Consid. [303] 1324, 1325; Lords' Amendts. Consid. [305] 1257, 1258,

1239

CHANCELLOR, The LORD (see HALSBURY, Lord)

CHANCELLOR, The Lord (see HERSCHELL, Lord)

CHANCELLOR of IRELAND, The Lord (see ASHBOURNE, Lord)

CHANCELLOR of the DUCHY of LANCASTER

(see CHAPLIN, Right Hon. H.)

CHANCELLOR of the DUCHY of LANCASTER (see HENEAGE, Right Hon. E.)

CHANCELLOR of the DUCHY of LANCASTER (see KAY-SHUTTLEWORTH, Right Hon. Sir U. J.)

CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER (see BEACH, Right Hon. Sir M. E. HICKS-)

CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER (see HARCOURT, Right Hon. Sir W. G. V.)

Channel Islands

Jersey Gaol, Question, Mr. David Smith: Answer, The Secretary of State for the Home Department (Mr. Childers) Mar 29, [304] 91

Revenues of Guernsey, Question, Mr. BoydKinnear; Answer, The Secretary to the Treasury (Mr. Henry H. Fowler) May 18, [305] 1282

CHANNING, Mr. F. A., Northampton, E. Intoxicating Liquors (Sale to Children), 2R. [304] 659; 3R. [306] 1823

Law and Justice-Conviction of John Cox, Signalman, Somerset and Dorset Railway, [306] 1124, 1705

Parliament-Divisions-Waste of the Time of the House, [303] 642

Railway and Canal Traffic, Motion for Leave, [303] 584, 585

Railway Regulation, 2R. [305] 1440, 1461,

1462

Railways-Railway Couplings, [302] 1192

CHAPLIN, Right Hon. H. (Chancellor

of the Duchy of Lancaster), Lincolnshire, Sleaford

Parliament - Queen's Speech, Address in Answer to, [302] 381, 356, 448, 454, 461, 466, 468, 471, 480

CHAPLIN, Right Hon. H.-cont.

(After Resignation)

Allotments and Small Holdings, 2R. [304] 406, 412, 413, 414

Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act, 1878, [304] 452

Cottagers' Allotment Gardens, 2R. [305] 1780, 1788, 1792

Crofters (Scotland) (No. 2), Comm. [304] 137 ; cl. 1, 179; el. 6, 515, 516, 517, 583, 535, 774; el. 11, 857; el. 12, 950; el. 13, 969, 971, 1720, 1722; cl. 16, [305] 79; d. 29, 95; add. cl. 124

Government of Ireland, 2R. [305] 1315, 1316, 1318, 1319, 1330, 1333

Charitable Trusts-Legislation
Question, Mr. Macdonald Cameron; Answer,
The Secretary of State for the Home Depart-
ment (Mr. Childers) April 12, [304] 1299

Charitable Trusts (Allotments Extension
Act, 1882)

Moved for "Return of all charities known to the Charity Commissioners, the income of which is shown to be distributable in articles in kind or in money, in the General Digest of Endowed Charities' laid before Parlia ment on the motion of Lord Robert Montagu between the years 1868 and 1876, as supplemented by the information subsequently acquired by the Charity Commissioners; and distinguishing those charities the income of which may be otherwise applied in pursuance of schemes established by the Charity Commissioners" (The Earl of Onslow) Mar 4, [302] 1873; Motion agreed to

[See title Allotments and Small Holdings]

Charities, &c. (Exemption from Local Rates Bill (Sir Julian Goldsmid, Mr. Baggallay, Mr. Octavius Morgan, Sir Robert Fowler, Baron F. de Rothschild, Sir Algernon Borthwick, Mr. H. W. Larson) c. Ordered; read 1° May 11 [Bill 210] 2R. [Dropped]

Charity Commissioners

Education Department Preparation of
Schemes, Question, Mr. Conybeare; Answer,
The Vice President of the Council (Sir Lyon
Playfair) Mar 22, [303] 1483
Inkberrow Charities, Question, Dr. Foster;
Answer, The Vice President of the Council
Sir Lyon Playfair) May 18, 305) 1280
Parochial Charities of the City of London,
Question, Mr. Carvell Williams; Answer,
The Vice President of the Council Sir Lyon
Playfair) Mar 8, [303] 110

Public Charities at Bimpton, Question, Mr.
F. W. Maclean; Answer, The Vice Presi-
dent of the Council (Sir Lyon Playfair)
April 5, [304 724

Scheme for Christ's Hospital, Question, Mr. Howard Spensley: Answer, The Vice President of the Council (Sir Lyon Playfair) Feb 23, [30] 1025; Questions, Mr. W. H.

Charity Commissioners—cont.

James, Mr. Howard Spensley; Answers, The Vice President of the Council (Sir Lyon Playfair) Mar 4, 1975 Schemes of Al ́otments—Lały Dodďs Charity, Ellesbrough, Bucka, Question, Dr. Foster ; Answer, The Vice President of the Council Sir Lyon Playfair) Mar 23, (303) 1635 Tourts of De ikam Giammar School, Question, Captain Price: Answer, The Vice President of the Council Sir Lyon Playfair May 27, [306 189

Tun^ritze School Endowments, Question, Sir Julian Goldsmid; Answer, The Vice Presi- ¦ dent of the Council (Sir Lyon Playfair June 1,306) 665

Thirty-third Report... PP. [4686),

Charterhouse Bill "Lorde" {by Order? e. Moved, "That the Bil be now read 20" (Sir Rikard Wester, May 7, 30g) 496 Amendt. To leave out from “That," add "in the op nion of this House, it is inexpedient to abolish the Hospital founded by Thomas Sutton in the London Charterhouse, to | mutilate a most interesting relie of Old London, and to cover with buildings a considerable area of open ground in the heart of the Metropolis, in order to re-construct a Charity which, in its present form, carries out the intention of the Founder, and has not been shown to be unsuitable to the needs of the present day, or to have given rise to abuses' Mr. Walter James) v.; Question proposed, "That the words, &c.;" after date, Mored, "That the Debate be now a bourned" (Mr. Beresford II pe); after further short debate, Question pat; A. 99, N. 195; M. 99 × D. L. 89)

Question again proposed, That the words, dc.." after short debate, Amendt withdrawn; Motion withdrawn; Bill withdrawn

Channel Islands -- Jersey Gaol, 304) 91 Charitable Trusts, 104 1293 Church of Engiani — Courocation - The ise of Laymen," 101, 1196 Church Patronage, 28 104 102

City of London - Say of the Common Ser jeart 104, 74, 750

Coal Mine — Usworth Collery Explosion, 101 2

Coa. Mines, 2R. (301) 1871, (301) 940 Coal Mines Regulation, Motion for Leave, 30€ 1405, 14-6

Coa. Statistics, 15, 301 1171 Compensation for Damages, (302) 1896; 2R. 2100, 2005, 2011; tomm Mot on for Ad¦

CHILDERS, Right Hon. II. C. E.-cont.

journment, (303) 1315, 1319, 1322, 1324; el. 2, 1925; Amendt. 1926 ; el. 4. Amendt. ik, 1928; el. 5. Amendt, ib, 1929, 1930; el. 7, Amendt. ib.

Compensation for Damages Residents in North Lambeth, (303) 804

Compulsory Purchase of Land Compensation, 2R (303) 1772

Contagious Diseases Acts Repeal (No. 2), 2R. (303) 1915

Criminal Lunatics-Discharge of Strain, Wilson, Iorgman, and Jarvis, from Colney Hatch, 304] 255

Criminal Prosecutions The Public Prose cutor, 303) 19

Death Penalty, R. s. (305) 787 Drowned Persons (Discovery and Interment', 28. (303) 1773

Education Non-attendance at Schools, [302] 708, 901

Employers' Liability Act (1880) Amendment, 2R. 302 105, 1094, 1115

Eviction of Pitmen Durham), [303] 459, 460 General Election, 1885-Returns of Election Expenses, [306] 1717

Government of Ireland, 2R. [305] 1739, 1748, 1762

Harbours- Dover Harbour, [303] 810 Industrial Dwellings Act, 1885 — Disused Prisons, Metropolis, [302] 878

Inspector of Mines South Wales. [306] 1298, 1300

Intox cating liquors (Sale to Children', 2R. 304 660, 662: Comm. [306] 1659 Ipswich Writ, (304) 983 Ireland-Crime and Outrage-Riots at Belfast, [306 14-3, 1484, 1485, 1499, 1491 Land Commission England and Wales)-Ashdown Forest, [304) 434

Law and Justice (England and Wales`—Ques

Eviction of Miners in Durham, [305] 15 Sunday Trading in the East of London, [304] 1809

Treatment of Prisoners, Durham, [304] 1308

Licensing Laws, 1883 4-5

Returns, [306]

309 Losses by Riot (Compensation), Motion for Leave, [305] 805, 808; 2R. 1612, 1614; Comm. c 2. [306] 419, 420; el. 3, ib., 421; cl. 4, ib.; add. clib. 422 Lottery Act-Sale of Sweetmeats to Children, [304] 601

Lowe's Charity (Lichfield), Res. [305] 1395 Lunacy Commissioners (England and Scotland) -The Reports, [302] 1210

Magistracy (England and Wales) - Worthing Magistrates, Sussex, [303] 8

Marriages (Attendance of Registrars), 2R. [304] 216

Marriages (Hours of Solemnization), 2R. [303] 1451; Consid. [304] 219

Marriages (Ilours of Solemnization) Act, 1886, [306] 1292

Married Women (Maintenance in Case of Desertion), 2R. [303] 1770; [305] 347 Metropolis - Questions

City of London Court, [304] 1437
Corporate Bodies-The City Fellowship of
Porters, [306] 1296

Dwellings of the Working Classes-Inquiry
at St. James aud St. John, Clerkenwell,
[303] 465, 477

Dynamite Outrages, 1884-The Reward, [304] 30

Fires-Fatal Fire in Beak Street, [305]
1518

London Livery Companies, [302] 878
London Municipal Refort, [302 711, 883
London Water Companies, [302] 1222
Meetings in Hyde Park, [302] 1382;-
Sunday Meetings in the Parks, [302]

1543

Order in the Streets-Duties of the Iome
Office, [302] 707

Parks-Greenwich Park-Hours of Admis-
sion, [306] 202

Police Regulations for Dogs, [302] 1532, 1533

Processions of the Unemployed, [303] 1794 Public Health-Unwholesome Habitations, [302] 890

Public Meetings. [303] 16

Work for the Unemployed-New Police Station at lolloway, (303) 445 Metropolis- Disturbances in- Questions

Action of the Home Department, Explana-
tion, [302] 594, 602, 604, 603,606
Compensation, (302) 1206

Power of the Chief Commissioner of Police
in Event of Recurr› nce, [302] 903
Report of the Committee of lavestigation,
Statement, [302] 909, 910

CHILDERS, Right IIon. H. C. E.-cont. Metropolitan Board of Works (Water Supply, &c.) 2R. [303] 83

Metropolitan Police Courts- Fines and Penal. ties, [303] 466

Metropolitan Police-Sir Edmund Henderson [302) 1377, 1378:- Pensions-Sir Edmund Henderson and Mr. Walker, [303] 464 Metropolitan Police Force, [302) 1513;- Reorganization of the Police, [302] 1220, 1221, 1532

Metropolitan Police Force Organization,
Res. [302] 1415, 1448

Mines, Explosions in-Report of the Royal
Commission. [302] 706; [304] 37, 748
Mines, Royal Commission on Accidents in-
Specimens of Miners' Safety Lamps, [304]

913

Mines Regulation Act, 1872-Questions
[303] 1798

Bog Colliery Explosion, [303] 6
Hours of Work of Women, [306] 1125
Weights and Measures, [305) 1652
Mining Royalties, Res. [305] 1139

Mr. Broadhurst, Under Secretary of State for
the Home Department, [302] 1876
Navy Estimates-Victuals and Clothing for
Seamen and Marines, [303] 1286
Parliament Adjournment of the House
Ministerial Statement, [306] 1320, 1322
Business of the House, [305] 568;—Orders
of the Day for Second Reading-Post-
ponement of Unprinted Bills, [303] 340,
341 Precedence of Committees of
Supply and Ways and Means, and Money
Bills, [306] 1491, 1493, 1494
Procedure
107, 108

Unopposed Returns, 1304]

Parliamentary and Municipal Registration, [304, 765

Parliamentary Elections-Questions
Lists of Voters, [302] 1522

l'atent Ballot Machine, [303] 1492 Polling Arrangements, (303) 478 Secrecy of the Ballot, [302] 1903 Parliamentary Elections (Returning Officers) Act (1875) Amendment, 2R. [303] 1142, 1143 Consid. add. el. [306° 1488, 1439, 1441, 1444, 1445; Schedule, Motion for Adjournment, 1467

Parliamentary Franchise, 2R. [305] 354
Police (England and Wales)-Disturbance in
Leeds, [303] 1659

Police Constables' Pensions, 2R. [304] 1574
Police Forces Enfranchisement, 2R. (304) 366 ;
Comm el. 1, 1551, 1553, 1555, 1857, 1562
Police Superannuation, [304] 435; [305] 1827
Police Superannuation and Pensions, [301]

1266

Poor Law (England and Wales - Depression of Trade and Industry-Outdoor Relief, (304) 644

Prisons England and Wales)-Questions

Canterbury Gaol-Case of Wiliam Joslin,
(304) 451

Prison Building-Norwich, [304] 1427
Prison Disc pline-Treadmills, [303] 1803
Transference of Convicts, (306) 203

on

Suop Hours Regu stion, 28 (352) 695; Comm. Re co nm. 306 1786, 1794, 1500; Costid el 3, A neudt. 1807, 1808; el. 4, Asendt. ib. 1809, 1814; el. 3, Amendt. 1.7, el . Amendt, 15 1918

China

Chelo Contention, The–Tve (ium Duties, Question, Sir Joseph Pease: Answer, The Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Mr. Bryce Fel 26, ́302) 138S

Reported Lona, Questions, Mr. McLaren; Answers, The Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Mr. Bourk Jin 22, [302] 191

France and China The Yunnan Case

Church Boards Bill

P.P.4655] [4735]

Mr. Albert Grey, Mr. Staford Heard, Sir John Lubbock, Mr. Mer, Mr. Hulle r', Sir V. KaySkuttleworth, Mr. Gerald Balfour)

e. Ordered; read 1o• Jan 22

2R. [Dropped

[Bill 54]

an. 1. A im.raity, (301) 1999

Stanmaries Act (1969) Amendment, 2R. [305] 1623, 1625

Summary Jurisdiction Act, 1879, [304] 445
Sapply-Conviet. Estabi auments in England
an i the Colonies, (303) 205
Metropolitan Police, ̧305' 200

Now Harbour at Dover, 303) 553
Fo'ce - Coanti and Boroughs, Great
Britain, (353, 205

Prisons, England, "305) 210

Puble Baidings, Givat Britain, (303) 541
Reformatory and Industrial Schoo ́s, Great
Britain, 305, 214

Royal Parks and Pleasure Gardens, (303)

500

Supreme Court of Judicature, (303) 1×7

I vues, Pollution of-Repit of the Royal Commission, 301, 1.29

1.the Rent-Charge Amendment, 2R. (503) 1746

The Rent Charge Extraordinary Amendment, 211. 393 1759, 1742

I Rent-l large Extraordinary: Redemp kai, Com a 356, 1431; el. 1, 1761, 1763. el 4. Amendt. 17×2 Town Hat: gs. Motion for a Select Commitre, 301, 1×01, 1835

Train Lions Act, 1971 -T♫ Re.urn, (356) 17:1

Transfer of Property of None informist Bodies, 304 1764

Truck Acts-infringement in South Wales, 1303, 415

Vaenination Laws—Repoved Prosecutions. Case of Chines ilayward, Avitord, Kent, (308, 265, 269

Wa es - Lispectors of S.ate and Sett Quarnes, 302 111

Ways and Means-Financial Statement, Comm. 304, 1667

Westminster Hul-Alms.on of the Fubile, 130g 1037

Westminster Hail | Restoration), (493, 1156

Secretary of State for India), Paddington, S.

Burmab Mary Executions) -The Provost Marshal, 102, 152, 314, 316, 317

Ind'a Finance, &c.—Income Tax, (302) 190,

191

Uncovenanted Civil Service, [301) 317 Parlamer t-Bus tess of the House, (302) 434 Parliament - Queen's Speech, Address in Answer to, 302, 117, 173, 1:5, 328, 341, 345

After Resignation

Act of Union, R- print of the, "304] 1773
Arms (Ireland), 2R. [303] 1543, 1544, 1550,
1553, 1602; Comm. 356, 223

Army Estimates-Cothing Establishments,
Services, and Sup, Les. '303) 1848
Burmah (xperses of Mitary Operations),
302) 607

Central Asia-Colonel Lockhart's Expedition, (307) 60

Charterhouse, 2R ̋30;} 521

Compulsory Purchase of 1 and Compensation, 2R303, 1771. (305) 65

Ixpression of Trade, Commission on-The Silver Currency, 303 1491 Government of Irecard, Motion for Leave, Merion for A hours ment, (304) 1279, 1317, 13.0. 41, 13.5, 1402, 1450, 1516; 2R. (355) 596, 1003, 1217, 1224, 1748, 1770 ; (306) 765, **2, 1217, 1226, 1234 Government of Ireland. bis -Foley of the Government, Ministerial Statement, '306} 316, 329, 33′′, 355, 3 16, 337, 334, 339, 340 India-Government of India, 302] 1915:

The Joint Con mttee, 305, 1161, 1162 The Independent Native Sives — The Martin-Henry Rifle, 303) 107, 103 Ind a - East it dia (Revenue Accounts, Comm. 307) 93, 96, - Case of Mr. Moore, l'ersonal Fap araton, 39; 26), 270, 271, 274 Intex eating Liquors (ale to Chidren', 2R. 04) 667

Labourers Ireland; Acts Amen iment, Comm. ard 303 1441, 1447

Lans to Landowners, 302, 1464, 1468, 1467. 1458

Ica. Taxation Ire den, Res 303, 1708 Maintenance of Socal Orver ire,and,, Res. [302, 177, Ives, 119, 197

CHURCHILL, Right Hon. Lord R. H. S.-cont. Municipal Franchise (Ireland), 2R. [305] 328,

331

National Engagements, Res. [303] 1408 Navy H.M.S. "Colossus"

Guns, [305] 1525 Parliament-Questions

The 43-ton

Adjournment of the House, Motion for
Adjournment, [306] 295
Business of the House, [302] 1391; [304]
1630 [305] 573 ;-Arrangement of
Supply, [303] 1427, 1428;-Orders of
the Day for Second Reading-Postpone-
ment of Unprinted Bills, [305] 340, 341
Palace of Westminster-Ventilation of this
House, Report of the Select Committee,
[306] 845

Parliament-Queen's Speech, Address in An-
swer to, [302] 614, 621, 624,627, 633
Public Meetings-Speech of Lord Randolph
Churchill at Belfast, [302] 1225, 1393
Sale and Purchase of Land (Ireland), Motion
for Leave, [304] 1788, 1791

Sale of Intoxicating Liquors on Sunday,
Comm. cl. 1, [306] 1110

Shanklin and Chale Railway (Extension to
Freshwater), 3R. [307] 240
Supply-Civil Services and Revenue Depart-
ments, [305) 1863, 1864, 1865

Colonial Local Revenue, &c. [302) 1254 New Harbour at Dover, [305] 164 Woolwich Arsenal-Discharge of Workmen, [302] 1913

Church of England

Church Building Acts - Balance of Fund, Question, Viscount Lewisham; Answer, The

Secretary to the Board of Trade (Mr. C. T.

D. Acland) June 17, [306] 1703 Convocation-"The House of Laymen," Ques. tions, Mr. Picton, Colonel Waring, Mr. Sexton; Answers, The Secretary of State for the Home Department (Mr. Childers), Mr. Speaker Feb 25, [302] 1195 Coxwold Rectory and Trinity College, Cam. bridge, Question, Sir Robert Peel; Answer, Mr. Speaker Feb 25, [302] 1212 Sale of Advowsons, Question, Mr. Bartley; Answer, The First Lord of the Treasury (Mr. W. E. Gladstone Feb 19, (302) 713 Church Estates Commission

35th Report . P.P. [4685] Church of England in Wales-See Wales Church of Scotland-see Scotland

Church of Scotland Bill (M. Finlay, The Marquess of Stafford)

c. Considered in Committee; Resolution agreed to, and reported; Bill ordered; read 1 Jan 22 [Bill 6) Moved, "That the Bill be now read 20" Mar 17, [303] 1057 Amendt. to leave out "now," add "upon this

day six months" Dr. Cameron); Question proposed, "That now,' &c.:" after long debate, Question put; A. 179, N. 202; M. 23; D. L., A. and N. 1129; words added main Question, as amended, put, and agreed to; 2R. put off for six months

Church Patronage Bill (Mr. Rylands, Mr Leatham, Mr. Henry H. Fowler, Mr. Brinton) c. Ordered; read 1o Jan 22 [Bill 4] Read 2o, after long debate April 7, [304] 989 Order for Committee read; Moved," That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair" (Mr. Leatham) May 12, [305] 875; after short debate, Debate adjourned

Adjourned Debate on going into Committee [Dropped]

Church Patronage Bill [H.L.]

(The Lord Archbishop of Canterbury) (No. 63) Presented; read 1a • April 6 Read 2, and referred to a Select Committee, after short debate May 13, [305] 879 And, on May 17, the Lords following were named of the Committee:-L. Abp. Canterbury, L. Abp. York, M. Salisbury, E. Selborne, E. Iddesleigh, V. Cranbrook, L. Bp. London, L. Bp. Durham, L. Bp. Peterborough, L. Harris, L. Leigh, L. Aberdare, L. Monk Bretton

May 25, E. Powis, E. Northbrook added
Report of Select Comm. June 4 [No. 145]
Bill reported June 4
(No. 146)

Civil Service, The

Civil Servants of the Crown-Private Trading, Question, Sir George Campbell; Answer, The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Sir William Harcourt) April 1, [304] 429 Civil Service Volunteers, Question, Lord Algernon Percy; Answer, The Secretary to the Treasury (Mr. Henry H. Fowler) April 13, [304] 1437

Civil Service Writers and Clerks, Question, Mr. Dixon-Hartland; Answer, The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Sir William Harcourt Feb 19, [302] 706; Question, Lord Claud Hamilton; Answer, The Secretary to the Treasury (Mr. Henry H. Fowler) Mar 11, [303] 454: Question, Mr. Morgan lloward; Answer, The Secretary to the Treasury (Mr. Henry H. Fowler) Mar 29, (304) 103; Questions, Sir Henry Holland, Sir Herbert Maxwell; Answers, The Secretary to the Treasury (Mr. Henry H. Fowler) April 1, 432; Questions, Sir Guyer Hunter, Mr. Bazley White; Answers, The Secretary to the Treasury (Mr. Henry H. Fowler, May 6, [305) 368; Question, Mr. Vanderbyl; Answer, The Secretary to the Treasury Mr. Henry 11. Fowler) May 14, 1040