The Parliamentary Debates

Reuter's Telegram Company, 1903 - Great Britain

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... land , and any mansion or dwelling - house or other buildings thereon , the Land Commission may take into account the aggregate amount of the purchase - money of the holdings and other parcels of land sold by the same vendor , or by his ...

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... land is sold under the Land Pur- chase Acts , all sporting rights shall , after the sale , in default of any agreement to the contrary , and subject to the subsequent provisions of this Act , remain vested in the persons in whom the ...

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... Land Commission under this sub - section is at any time hereafter let , leased , sold , or demised by them , the vendor ( or the person who would have been entitled thereto if the lands had not been sold ) shall be entitled to receive ...

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... land under the Land Purchase Acts is a lunatic , the Lord Chancellor may order the land to be sold as if the sale was required for one of the purposes mentioned in Section 63 of the Lunacy Regulation ( Ireland ) Act , 1871 , and that ...

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... lands sold in the High Court or under the Land Purchase Acts , or any charges thereon , or any moneys realised thereby , if it appears to the Court that a trustee is or may be personally liable for any breach of trust , whether the ...

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A g 6

Aug 6	1

FOREIGN MADE TRAM RAILS Question Mr Randles Cumberland Cocker	13

Aug 10

IRISH NATIONAL LIBRARY Question Mr Hugh Law Donegal W Answer

1

agreed

Page

noble Duke which provided that all	611

Amendment by leave of the House withdrawn	619

1000	623

Consolidated Fund Appropriation Bill THIRD READING Order	631

agreed	639

agreed	651

HOUSING OF THE WORKING CLASSES No 2 BILL Petition from Kensington	653

TRADE REPORTS MISCELLANEOUS SERIES Copy presented of Diplomatic	655

Number

THE FISCAL INQUIRY Questions Mr Mansfield and Mr Bryce Aberdeen S

Aug 12

Page

1	9

Housing of the Working Classes No 2 Bill	5

Aug 11	11

VOLUME CXXVII	1

COMMERCIAL No 7 1903 Reports from His Majestys representatives	3

1 Page	5

Contents 58 NotContents 59	7

agreed	13

Amendment moved	19

Clause 3	33

4	39

On Question subsection as amended agreed	41

In page 5 to leave out Subsections 4 and 5 and insert	45

6	47

Drafting Amendments agreed	51

1 Where any land is sold under the Land Pur	53

Lord Castletown	59

Lord Castletown	65

68	67

and insert the words any such The Earl of Dunraven	75

19	81

Contents 60 NotContents 63	87

Clause	93

FOURTH SERIES	97

Poor Law Dissolution of School Districts and Adjustments	111

Brighton Corporation Bill LORDS Kings Consent signified Read	113

QUESTIONS IN THE HOUSE	127

GOVERNMENT AUDITS ATTENDANCE OF RURAL �VERSEERS Questions	137

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Questions Mr Bryce and Sir Albert Rollit Islington	149

MOTORCAR	153

162	161

CIVIL SERVICES and Revenue DEPARTMENTS ESTIMATES 19034 CLASS II	193

Airdrie and Coatbridge Tramways Order Confirmation Bill No 195	195

99	199

Page	203

Aug 14	205

CLASS III	211

Ayes 197 Noes 67 Division List No 235	225

MESSAGE FROM THE LORDS	231

Ayes 193 Noes 66 Division List No 233	233

Number of Vote	235

Sugar Convention BillTHIRD READING Order for Third Reading read	237

250	249

Amendment proposed	261

Patriotic Fund Bill As amended considered	263

FRIDAY 7TH AUGUST 1903	265

Crewe	271

On Question That the word proposed to be left out stand part of	275

Addington L	285

The Lord Chancellor of Ireland	291

The Lord Chancellor of Ireland	293

Amendment by leave of the Committee withdrawn	295

Clause 52 as amended agreed	303

Amendment moved	305

In page 29 line 24 to leave out the word require and insert	315

60	319

In page 33 line 19 after the word be to insert the words	321

In page 34 line 42 after the word may to insert the words	325

Technical Instruction Ireland	327

In page 38 line 36 at the beginning of the clause to insert	329

Clause 5	333

88	337

Any tenant holding land under a lease or grant	339

After Clause 90 to insert as a new clause the words The	341

In page 41 lines 10 and 11 to leave out the words a Court	345

Amendment moved	351

Amendment by leave of the Committee withdrawn	355

The Duke of Devonshire	359

10	369

Moved	371

GRIEVANCES OF RESERVE OFFICERS	377

PRIVATE BILLS Ordered That Standing Orders 220 and 246 relating	385

EAST INDIA REVENUE ACCOUNTS Ordered That the several Accounts	387

EDUCATION OF TAMIL CHILDREN IN CEYLON Question Sir Mancherjee	395

Mr Walter Long	397

Amendment by leave withdrawn	403

Page	405

IRISH LAND BILL House in Committee according to Order	407

Mr J P Farrell Longford N	409

In page 1 line 5 after the word drives to insert the words	409

reasonably Mr ScottMontagu	409

Amendment by leave withdrawn	409

Sir F Diron Hartland Middleser Urbridge	417

Ayes 163 Noes 36 Division List No 242	439

Amendment proposed	441

At the end to add the words provided that proof of	443

Question proposed That those words be there inserted	453

Question proposed That the words proposed to be left out stand part	455

in uniform Mr Griffith Boscawen	457

14	459

or by any person having charge of any horse or mule he shall	461

In page 2 line 5 after the word way to insert the word	467

Mr Seely	473

In page 3 line 31 to leave out the words forges or fraudu	487

insert the word shall Mr Brigg	489

Page	491

Amendment proposed	493

Clause 6 as amended agreed	497

Page	499

ILLEGAL ARREST FOR DESERTIONPOTTERS CASE Questions Mr Patrick	509

Question proposed That those words be there inserted	511

Amendment proposed	513

Paje	517

520	519

Resolved That the application of such sums be sanctioned	523

necessary to cover the said total deficits on other Grants for Navy Services	525

528	527

SECONDARY EDUCATION SCOTLAND Report for the year 1903 by Sir Henry	529

THE RETURN OF KANAKAS FROM AUSTRALIA	531

Sugar Convention	563

On Question That the word now stand part of the Motion their	577

new subsection the words 6 The said lands when resold or sold	587

Page	591

Amendment moved	595

SUGAR CONVENTIONNUMBER OF WHITE POPULATION OF WEST INDIES	669

IRISH MAIL SERVICE Question Mr Charles Devlin Galway Answer	673

LIBERIAN WRECKERS Question Mr Charles M Arthur Liverpool Exchange	685

688	687

Clause 18	691

Mr Bryce Aberdeen S	693

Mr Pierpoint Warrington 720	719

41	721

Resolutions read a second time	727

Question	741

329	747

Page	751

FOURTH SERIES c	753

NAVY ESTIMATES 19034 Outstanding Resolutions reported in respect of	767

BOARD OF EDUCATIONCONSULTING ARCHITECT Question Mr Lambert	781

FOURTH SERIES d	785

Board of Agriculture and Fisheries Bill LORDS Order for Third Read	787

42	789

89	791

RAILWAY SERVANTS HOURS OF LABOUR Return in pursuance of Section 4	793

Sugar Convention BillSECOND READINGOrder of the Day for	795

The Lord President of the Council The Duke of Devonshire 1399	799

Clause 11	805

The Lord President of the Council The Duke of Devonshire	807

Amendment moved	811

The Earl of Westmeath	813

The Lord Chancellor The Earl of Halsbury	815

Employment of Children Bill	825

789	833

836	835

GAS COMPANIES METROPOLIS Copy presented of Accounts of the Metro	837

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS CIRCULATED WITH THE VOTES	839

464	843

COVERING OVER SHRINE IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY Question Dr Thompson	851

47	855

Military Lands Bill Lords Amendments to be considered upon Thursday	865

The SolicitorGeneral for Ireland Mr James Campbell Dublin University 906	905

Page	907

Mr Broadhurst Leicester	913

Motion and clause by leave withdrawn	919

Mr Hugh Law Donegal W	921

Question proposed That the word sixteen stand part of the proposed	925

Amendment to the proposed Amendment by leave withdrawn	933

Question put and negatived	937

In page 5 line 14 at beginning to insert the words 1 Local	939

Clauses 3 4 and 5 agreed	941

Mr T M Healy	943

Metropolitan Improvements Funds Bill Order for Second Reading	947

FOURTH SERIES i	949

days on which each body of Commissioners sat the number of days	951

PACIFIC CABLE ACT 1901 ACCOUNT 19021903 Account showing the money	953

Bill reported without Amend	965

48	969

The Earl of Camperdown	971

To leave out Clause 101 Lord Balfour of Burleigh	973

Amendment by leave of the Committee withdrawn	975

On Question Amendment negatived	987

the third time and passed with Amendments	993

345	995

CORPORAL PUNISHMENT FOR A GIRL IN CHATHAM POOR LAW SCHOOLS Question	1001

BRITISH MUSEUM READING ROOM AND NATIONAL LIBRARY OF IRELANDSTAFF	1005

Sir Charles Dilks Gloucestershire Forest of Dean	1015

The Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Education Sir William Anson	1019

Aug 12	1021

CORK MAIL DELAYS Question Mr J F X OBrien Answer	1027

The next Amendment read a second time	1039

Amendment proposed to the Lords Amendment	1047

Mr Wyndham	1049

Question proposed That the word owner stand part of the Lords	1063

Lords Amendment as amended agreed	1065

The next Amendment read a second time	1067

Drafting Amendment made	1069

Lords Amendment as amended agreed	1071

Amendment to Lords Amendment agreed	1075

Mr Lough Islington W	1085

Manchester E	1111

Ordered That on any day in that session a Motion may be made after	1115

Zanzibar Zanzibar	1117

The Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs The Marquess of Lansdowne	1121

visions and insert the words Subsection 1 of Section 1 The	1125

347	1153

LOCAL TAXATION SCOTLAND Copy presented of the Annual Local Taxation	1155

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL INSTRUCTION IRELAND	1157

Mr Boland Kerry W	1159

PAYMENT OF REBATE ON CORN Mr Corrie Grant Warwickshire Rugby	1165

S MINERVAS LAUNCHDAMAGE TO FISHING BOAT Question Mr	1177

County Courts Jurisdiction Extension	1185

Motion made and Question proposed That Mr Speaker do now leave	1209

FOURTH SERIES	1213

Question	1227

1244	1243

THE MAINTENANCE OF TROOPS IN SOUTH AFRICA Questions Sir John Colomb	1249

222	1281

HOUSE OF COMMONS FRIDAY 14TH AUGUST 1903	1287

The Chief Secretary for Ireland Mr Wyndham Dover	1335

The Chief Secretary for Ireland Mr Wyndham Dover	1337

Mr Murphy Kerry E

The Chancellor of the Exchequer Mr Ritchie Croydon

Amendment by leave of the Hoise withdrawn

388

728

389

461

BELFAST TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENTREINSTATEMENT OF CLERK GUILTY

124

948

PAY OF DOCKYARD JOINERS Question Mr Kearley Devonport Answer

On Question Amendment agreed

270

391

744

921

479

952	3

413	7

787	5

836

838

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Common terms and phrases

A. J. BALFOUR Amendment agreed Amendment moved Amendment proposed Arthur ask the Secretary beg to ask Bill CASTLETOWN Chief Secretary clause Committee County Council Court demesne desired district Dublin DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE EARL OF DONOUGHMORE EARL OF WESTMEATH Edward Estates Commissioners Frederick Gentleman George Government Board Henry hoped insert the words interest Ireland Irish James James Mellor John labourers Land Commission landlord leave licence LORD ASHBOURNE LORD CASTLETOWN LORD CHANCELLOR Lord Lieutenant Lordships Majesty's Government matter Member ment motor-car motorist noble Duke noble Earl noble friend noble Lord noble Marquess object offence Office owner Parliament person present purchase money Question proposed railway rates regard rent Report Robert Sir Charles speed sporting rights sub-section sugar T. M. HEALY Teller tenants Thomas thought tion trade Treasury Trinity College vendor WALTER LONG William WILLIAM REDMOND withdrawn Wyndham

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Title	The Parliamentary Debates
Author	Great Britain. Parliament
Publisher	Reuter's Telegram Company, 1903
Original from	the University of Michigan
Digitized	15 Sep 2005

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