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Clauses 14, 15, 16, 17, and 18 agreed to.

Standing Committee negatived: The Report of the Amendment to be

received to-morrow.

Ireland Development Grant Bill.-Read 3a (according to Order), and passed 652

County Courts Jurisdiction Extension Bill-[THIRD READING].-Order of

the Day for the Third Reading read.

Lord James of Hereford

The Lord Chancellor

Bill read 3, (according to Order), with the Amendments: Further

Amendment (Privilege) made: Bill passed and returned to the Commons.

Merchant Shipping Bill (H.L.]-A Bill to amend the Merchant Shipping

Acts, 1894 to 1900, was presented by the Lord Wolverton; read 1a; and

to be printed. (No. 210.)

House adjourned at half-past Eleven o'clock, till To-morrow, two

HOUSE OF COMMONS: MONDAY, 10TH AUGUST, 1903.

The House met at Two of the Clock.

UNOPPOSED PRIVATE BILL BUSINESS.

Dover Corporation Bill; Hainault Forest Bill; Kingston-upon-Hull Cor-

poration Bill; Coventry Electric Tramways Bill; Seaforth and

Sefton Junction Railway Bill. -Lords Amendments considered, and

Bangor Corporation Bill [LORDS]. --Read the third time, and passed, with

Hastings Harbour District Railway Bill [LORDS] (King's Consent

signified).- Bill read the third time, and passed, with Amendments

Mid-Yorkshire Tramways Bill [LORDS].--Read the third time, and passed,

with Amendments

North Western Electricity and Power-Gas Bill [LORDS] (by Order).--

Read the third time, and passed with Amendments

AUCHTERARDER TOWN COUNCIL ORDER CONFIRMATION.-Bill to confirm a

Provisional Order under the Private Legislation Procedure (Scotland)

Act, 1899, relating to the Burgh of Auchterarder, ordered to be

brought in by The Lord Advocate and Mr. Solicitor-General for

Auchterarder Town Council Order Confirmation Bill.-"To confirm a

Provisional Order under the Private Legislation Procedure (Scotland)

Act, 1899, relating to the Burgh of Auchterarder," presented accord-

ingly; and ordered to be considered to-morrow

HOUSING OF THE WORKING CLASSES (No. 2) BILL.-Petition from Kensington,

in favour; to lie upon the Table

MOTOR-CARS BILL [LORDS].-Petitions from Chiswick, for alteration; to lie

PREVENTION OF CORRUPTION BILL.-Petitions in favour: from Kettering, and

Enfield Highway; to lie upon the Table

RETURNS, REPORTS, ETC.

WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION.-Copy presented, of Statistics of Proceedings

under the Workmen's Compensation Acts, 1897 and 1900, and the

Employers' Liability Act, 1880, during the year 1902 [by Command]; to

lie upon the Table

COAL SUPPLIES (ROYAL COMMISSION).-Copy presented, of First Report of the

Commissioners appointed to inquire into the subject of the Coal Resources

of the United Kingdom. Vol. I., Report. Vol. II., Minutes of Evidence

and Appendix. Vol. III., Supplement [by Command]; to lie upon the

ADVERTISEMENTS (FOREIGN COUNTRIES).-Return presented, relative thereto

[Address 9th March; Mr. Bryce]; to lie upon the Table, and to be printed.

SECONDARY EDUCATION (SCOTLAND).-Copy presented, of Report for the year

1903 by Sir Henry Craik, K.C.B. [by Command]; to lie upon the Table...

PUBLIC HEALTH (SCOTLAND) ACT, 1897.-Copy presented, of Order of the

Local Government Board for Scotland constituting the Local Authority of

the Burgh of Glasgow, the Port Local Authority of the Port of Glasgow

[by Act]; to lie upon the Table

STATISTICAL ABSTRACT (UNITED KINGDOM).-Copy presented, of Statistical

Abstract for the United Kingdom in each of the last fifteen years from

1888 to 1992, Fiftieth Number [by Command]; to lie upon the Table

COLONIAL STATISTICS.-Copy presented, of Statistical Tables relating to the

Colonial and other Possessions of the United Kingdom. Part XXVI. for

the year 1901 [by Command]; to lie upon the Table

STATISTICAL ABSTRACT (COLONIES).-Copy presented, of Statistical Abstract for

the Colonial and other Possessions of the United Kingdom in each of the

last fifteen years from 1888 to 1902, Fortieth Number [by Command]; to

lie upon the Table

TRAMWAYS AND LIGHT RAILWAYS (STREET AND ROAD).-Return presented,

relative thereto [ordered 6th July; Mr. Gerald Balfour]; to lie upon the

Table, and to be printed. [No. 324.]

HARBOUR AUTHORITIES.- Return presented, relative thereto [ordered 13th

August, 1901; Mr. Gerald Balfour]; to lie upon the Table, and to be

printed. [No. 325.]

COLONIAL CONFERENCE, 1902.-Copy presented, of Correspondence relating to

the proposed publication of the Report of the Proceedings of the Colonial

Conference in London in 1902 [by Command]; to lie upon the Table 656

IRISH LAND COMMISSION (PROCEEDINGS).-Copy presented, of Return of Pro-

ceedings during the months of March and April, 1903 [by Command]; to

lie upon the Table

PENAL SERVITUDE ACTS (CONDITIONAL LICENCE).-Copy presented, of licence

granted to Michael Connell, a convict, permitting him to be at large, to

which are annexed conditions other than those contained in Schedule A of

the Penal Servitude Act, 1864 [by Act]; to lie upon the Table

TRADE REPORTS (MISCELLANEOUS SERIES). Copy presented, of Diplomatic

and Consular Reports, Miscellaneous Series, No. 595 [by Command]; to

lie upon the Table

TRADE REPORTS (ANNUAL SERIES).-Copies presented, of Diplomatic and Con-

sular Reports, Annual Series, Nos. 3056 and 3057 [by Command]; to

lie upon the Table

PENAL SERVITUDE BILL-Copy ordered, "of Memorandum explanatory of the
provisions of the Penal Servitude Bill.”—(Mr. Secretary Akers Douglas.)

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Copy presented accordingly; to lie upon the Table, and to be printed

ASSESSMENTS (COUNTIES, CITIES, AND BURGHS) (SCOTLAND).-Return ordered,

"showing the total amounts of assessments collected by County Councils

and by councils of cities and burghs in Scotland for the year ended the 15th

day of May, 1902, with the total cost of collection, and the cost of col-

lection per cent., of assessments in each county, city, and burgh.—(Sir J.

Stirling-Maxwell.)

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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS CIRCULATED WITH THE VOTES.

PUBLIC WORKS LOAN COMMISSIONERS AND VOLUNTEER CORPS.-Question, Mr.
Mellor (Yorkshire, W.R., Sowerby); Answer, Mr. A. J. Balfour ...
PREFERENTIAL. TARIFFS-IMPORT OF WOOL INTO CANADA.--Question, Mr.
Duncan (Yorkshire, W.R., Otley); Answer, Mr. J. Chamberlain ...
FIRST IMPOSITION AND YIELD OF DUTY ON COCOA BUTTER. - Question, Sir
Howard Vincent (Sheffield, Central); Answer, Mr. Ritchie
EXPERIMENTS ON LIVING ANIMALS FOR PURPOSES OF JUSTICE.-Question, Mr.
Moss (Denbighshire, E.); Answer, Mr. Akers Douglas
PUBLICATION OF RE-DISTRIBUTION MAPS. -Question, Mr. Kimber (Wands-
worth); Answer, Mr. Akers Douglas...

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LAND IN REAR OF NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM.-Question, Mr. Coghill (Stoke-

upon-Trent); Answer, Mr. Victor Cavendish

MAIL CONTRACTS-OBLIGATIONS DURING WAR.-Question, Sir John Colomb

(Great Yarmouth); Answer, Mr. Austen Chamberlain

TELEGRAPH MESSENGERS AT EDINBURGH AND DUNDEE-PAYMENT FOR SUNDAY

WORK.-Question, Mr. MacVeagh (Down, S.); Answer, Mr. Austen

MISCARRIAGE OF LETTER CONTAINING POSTAL ORDER.-Question, Mr. Sloan

(Belfast, S.); Answer, Mr. Austen Chamberlain.

TRUNK TELEPHONIC COMMUNICATION IN THE SOUTH OF IRELAND. -Question,

Captain Donelan (Cork Co., E.); Answer, Mr. Austen Chamberlain

DEMANDS OF INDIAN GOVERNMENT ON DALAI-LAMA OF LHASSA-ACTION OF

FOREIGN OFFICE.-Question, Mr. Swift MacNeill (Donegal, S.); Answer,

RETIREMENT OF MR. CONSUL LONGFORD.-Question, Mr. William Redmond

(Clare, E.); Answer, Lord Cranborne

RELATIONS BETWEEN THIBET, CHINA, AND INDIA.-Question, Mr. Swift MacNeill;

Answer, Lord George Hamilton

CAPITAL FOR INDIAN RAILWAYS SUBSCRIBED IN THIS COUNTRY.-Question, Mr.

Kimber; Answer, Lord George Hamilton

EDUCATION RATES IN WALES-FIXING OF "APPOINTED DAY".-Question, Mr.

George Kenyon (Denbigh); Answer, Sir William Anson

GERMAN OFFICIAL EXPORT RETURNS-BASIS OF CALCULATIONS.-

Mr. McKenna (Monmouthshire, N.); Answer, Mr. Gerald Balfour

SOCIAL CONDITION OF THE ISLAND OF LEWIS.-Question, Mr. Weir (Ross and

Cromarty); Answer, Mr. A. Graham Murray

CAUSEWAY OVER THE AYRE, LONGHOPE.-Question, Mr. Cathcart Wason (Orkney
and Shetland); Answer, Mr. A. Graham Murray

REGULATIONS AS TO IMPORTATION OF DOGS.- Question, Mr. Channing

(Northamptonshire, E.); Answer, Mr. Ailwyn Fellowes

GRIEVANCES OF ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY.-Question, Mr. Charles Craig

(Antrim, S.); Answer, Mr. Wyndham

PAYMENT OF TEACHING FEES AT CORRYGLASS WEST EVENING SCHOOL.-

Question, Mr. Sloan; Answer, Mr. Wyndham

REFUSALS OF IRISH LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD TO SANCTION INCREASE OF

SALARY TO DISPENSARY DOCTORS.-Question, Dr. Thompson (Monaghan,

N.); Answer, Mr. Wyndham

ROYAL VISIT TO IRELAND--HOLIDAY FOR BANK OFFICIALS IN COUNTRY DIS-

TRICTS.-Question, Dr. Thompson; Answer, Mr. Wyndham

CONTRACTS FOR SUPPLY OF ARMY IN EGYPT.-Question, Mr. Flower (Bradford,

W.); Answer, Mr. Brodrick ...

FUTURE OPERATIONS IN SOMALILAND.-Question, Mr. Dillon (Mayo, E.);

Answer, Mr. Brodrick ...

LENGTH OF TRAINING OF MILITIA.-Question, Dr. Thompson; Answer, Mr.

REPORT ON BARRACK WORK OF ROYAL ENGINEERS.-Question, Mr. McKenna ;

Answer, Mr. Brodrick...

EXPORTS TO THE COLONIES INCREASES DUE TO WARS.-Question, Mr. Whitley
Thomson (Yorkshire, W.R., Skipton); Answer, Mr. J. Chamberlain

MEDICAL AND VETERINARY OFFICERS WITH THE NORTHERN NIGERIA

FORCE.--Question, Mr. Winston Churchill (Oldham); Answer, Mr. J.

SUGAR CONVENTION-NUMBER OF WHITE POPULATION OF WEST INDIES WHO

WILL BENEFIT.Question, Mr. Markham (Nottinghamshire, Mansfield);

Answer, Mr. J. Chamberlain ...

QUESTIONS IN THE HOUSE.

RECOVERY OF BOER BIBLES.-Questions, Mr. Bryn Roberts (Carnarvonshire,

Eifion); Answers, The Secretary of State for War (Mr. Brodrick, Surrey,

Guildford) and The Attorney-General (Sir Robert Finlay, Inverness Burghs) 670

SOMALILAND-AMMUNITION.-Question, Mr. Dillon (Mayo, E.); Answer, Mr.

"Blessing the Colours ROMAN CATHOLIC ECCLESIASTICS.-Questions, Mr.

T. M. Healy (Louth, N.); Answers, Mr. Brodrick ...

IMPERIAL IRISH YEOMANRY.-Question, Mr. Joyce (Limerick); Answer, Mr.

GOVERNMENT CONTRACTORS-UNDERWOOD AND SON.-Question, Sir Carne

Rasch (Essex, Chelmsford); Answer, Mr. Brodrick...

SAVINGS BANKS BILL. Question, Sir Albert Rollit (Islington, S.); Answer,

The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Ritchie, Croydon) ...

HOLLOWAY PRISON. -Question, Mr. Lough (Islington, W.); Answer, The

Secretary of State for the Home Department (Mr. Akers Douglas, Kent,

St. Augustine's)

WORKMEN'S TRAINS ON THE SOUTH EASTERN AND CHATHAM RAILWAY.-Ques-

tion, Mr. Crooks (Woolwich); Answer, The President of the Board of

Trade (Mr. Gerald Balfour, Leeds, Central)...

BELGIAN SUGAR LEGISLATION.-Question, Mr. Lough; Answer, Mr. Gerald

TRADE STATISTICS.-Questions, Sir Charles Renshaw (Renfrewshire, W.) and

Mr. Herbert Samuel (Yorkshire, Cleveland); Answers, Mr. Gerald Balfour

WEST HAMPSTEAD Telephone SERVICE.-Question, Dr. Ambrose (Mayo, W.);

Answer, The Postmaster-General (Mr. Austen Chamberlain, Worcester-

DISCHARGED INVALID MARYBOROUGH CONVICTS.--Question, Mr. Delany

(Queen's Co., Ossory); Answer, The Attorney-General for Ireland (Mr.

Atkinson, Londonderry, N.)

EVICTED TENANTS AND THE LAND BILL.-Question, Mr. Delany; Answer, Mr.

DALKEY POLLING STATION.-Question, Mr. Mooney (Dublin Co., S.); Answer,

IRISH CARETAKERS AND THE LAND BILL.-Question, Mr. Delany; Answer, Mr.

Question, Mr. William

BUNDORRHAGHA PIER.-Question, Dr. Ambrose, Answer, Mr. Atkinson ... 678

IRISH NATIONAL TEACHERS' INCREMENTS.

Redmond (Clare, E.); Answer, Mr. Atkinson

LABOURERS' QUESTION IN IRELAND. Questions, Mr. Murphy (Kerry, E.)

and Mr. Delany; Answer, Mr. Atkinson

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