CAMERON, Dr. C.-cont.

Parliament-Business of the House (Rules of
Procedure), Res. [310] 1792
Parliament-Business of the House (Rules of
Procedure)-Rule 1 (Closure of Debate),
Res. [211] 201

Parliament-Queen's Speech, Address in An-
swer to, [310] 1479; Motion for Adjourn-
ment, 1493; Amendt. 1571, 1580, 1583,
1584, 1587, 1600, 1609, 1610, 1614, 1615,
1622, 1624, 1692; Report, [311] 63
Post Office Savings Bank Department, Queen
Victoria Street-Insanitary Condition, [311]
692; [314] 1667

Public Health-Outbreak of Malignant Fever
in the Parish of Barra, [313] 991
Russia-Imprisonment of J. W. Robinson, a
British Subject, [312] 506
Scotland-Questions

Commissioners of Northern Lights-Ex-

penditure, [311] 303

Imprisonment of William Cassels, [312] 13,
708

Intestates, [311] 691

Prisons-Death of a Prisoner in Calton
Gaol, Edinburgh, [310] 1550
Restoration of Dunblane Cathedral
Family Burial Rights, [316] 1772
Skye Crofters, [310] 1210

Scotland-Education Department-Questions
Gaelic Language, [314] 1115

Paisley Grammar School Examination,
[313] 212

Poor and School Rates in Skye, [310] 877
Scotland-Law and Justice- Questions

Debtors Act-James Ferrier, [316] 1017
Herbusta Crofters-Mrs. M'Millan, [312]
180

Myles Martin, Crofter, a Prisoner in Inver-
ness Gaol, [310] 1552, 1554

Robert Hume, a Maniacal Prisoner, [310]
1210, 1211

Shorthand Writers in the Court of Session,
[316] 250, 1144

-Scotland-Educational Endowments Act, 1882
-Dollar Institution, Motion for an Address,
[311] 273

Secretary for Scotland Act (1885) Amendment,
2R. [318] 1924

Sheriff of Lanarkshire, 2R. [318] 1908, 1911
Supply-Charity Commission for England and
Wales, [317] 1463

Courts of Law and Justice in Scotland, &c.
[318] 1820

Criminal Proceedings in Scotland-Lord

Advocate's Department, &c. [318] 1802;
Amendt. 1803, 1816

Local Government Board, &o. [317] 1812,
1814, 1816, 1817

Post Office Telegraph Services, [315] 1163;

Amendt. 1168

Public Education, [319] 488

Public Education in Scotland, [319] 445 ;
Motion for reporting Progress, 447
Queen's and Lord Treasurer's Remem-
brancer in Exchequer, Scotland, &c.
[318] 1761

Revenue Departments-Post Office Ser-
vices, Post Office Savings Banks, &c.
[315] 1105, 1117, 1120

Secretary for Scotland, &c. [318] 1748,
1749, 1755, 1756; Amendt. 1757, 1758
Supply (Supplementary Estimates, 1886-7)—
Diplomatic and Consular Buildings, &c.
[311] 754, 758, 767

Public Buildings, Great Britain, [311] 732
Technical Schools (Scotland), 2R. [318] 1940
War Office-Albany Barracks, Parkhurst, Isle

of Wight-Unwholesome Water, [316] 1771
Ways and Means-Financial Resolutions-
The Tobacco Duties, [314] 1123;-Scotch
Roll Tobacco, [314] 953, 954
Zanzibar-Bombardment of Minengani by the
Portuguese, [312] 358

CAMERON, Mr. J. M., Wick, &c.
Australian Colonies-North Queensland, [314]
1663

Bank of England-Issuo Department-Go-
vernment Debt, [314] 346

Board of Inland Revenue-Reduction of the
Staffs of the Indoor and Outdoor Depart-
ments, [315] 1738

-

Ceylon - Railway Construction, [314] 1672,
1673; [318] 1544

Finance, &c.-The Budget of 1883-Extinction
of the National Debt, [314] 1124

Licensed Premises (Earlier Closing) (Scotland),
Comm. cl. 4, [317] 1484
Scotland-Questions

Collections for the Crown in Orkney, [316]
248; [318] 1543; [319] 471;

Commissioners of Lunacy-Northern Dis-
trict Asylum, [319] 470

Commissioners of Supply-Ratepayers of
Orkney, [318] 1706

Orkney and Shetland Islands, [319] 474
Post Office-Mail Steamers in the North
of Scotland, [314] 944; [318] 1542
Register House, Edinburgh-Sasine Office,
[318] 347;-The Clerks, [318] 1542
Scotland-Fisheries-Questions

British Fishery Society
Grounds, [314] 1684

-

Not-Drying

Fishery Board-Salaries of Officers, [313]
1401; [319] 471

Loss of Life from Shallow-Decked Boats,
[314] 1683

Sea Fishing Boats Act, 1888, [314] 945
White Herring Fishery-Wick and Pul-
teneytown, [314] 345

Sheriff of Lanarkshire, 2R. [318] 1917
Supply-Criminal Proceedings in Scotland,

Lord Advocate's Department, &c. [318]
1811, 1815

Fishery Board in Scotland, &e. [318] 1773,
1783, 1784, 1790

Royal Parks and Pleasure Gardens, [316]

CAMPBELL, Sir G.-cont.

Legislation of the Session, [315] 1230
Scotch Business, [318] 1175, 1176, 1557,
1729, 1730, 1881

Sitting of the House (Saturday), [320] 165
Valuation of Lands (Scotland) Amend-
ment, [320] 1673

-

Parliament Business of the House - Cri-
minal Law Amendment (Ireland), Motion
for Urgency, Res. [312] 1224
l'arliament-Business of the House (Rules of
Procedure)-Rule 1 (Closure of Debate),
Res. [311] 404, 946, 982, 1652
Parliament-New Rules of Procedure (1882)
-Rule 2 (Adjournment of the Ilouse)-
Annexations in Zululand, Motion for Ad-
journment,[315] 534

Parliament-Queen's Speech, Address in An-
swer to, [310] 713, 1474; Amendt. 1475,
1487, 1493

Royal Parks and Pleasure Gardens-Trees in
Kensington Gardens, [320] 899

Scotland-Law and Justice-Sheriff Substi-
tutes, [319] 1102

Technical Education, [316] 1606

Secretary for Scotland Act (1885) Amendment,

2R. [318] 1919; Comm. cl. 2, [319] 1753,
1754, 1761, 1767; Consid. add. cl. [320] 161
Sheriff of Lanarkshire, 2R. [318] 1902, 1911;
Comm. [319] 1736

Superannuation Acts Amendment, Comm. [321]
40, 41; cl. 6, ib. 43; cl. 9, 44; add. cl. 45;
Amendt. 46, 47; Consid. cl. 2, 162, 163
Supply British Museum, &c. [319] 1566,

1574

Charity Commission for England and Wales,
[317] 1501, 1502

Civil Services and Revenue Departments,
[317] 965

Colonial Local Revenue, &c. Amendt. [320]
1404, 1408, 1409, 1414, 1415, 1416,
1421, 1423, 1430

Courts of Law and Justice in Scotland, [318]
1820; [319] 1687, 1688, 1689
Criminal Proceedings in Scotland-Lord
Advocate's Department, &c. [318] 1813,
1814, 1816

Embassies and Missions Abroad, [319] 1257,
1260, 1261, 1263, 1322, 1328, 1334, 1341,
1623, 1625

Friendly Societies Registry, [317] 1564
Houses of Parliament, [316] 1666, 1667
Learned Societies, Great Britain and Ire-
land, [319] 1618

National Gallery, [319] 1579, 1582, 1583,

1584

National Portrait Gallery, [319] 1589
Orange River Territory, &c. Amendt. [320]
1431, 1432, 1431, 1439, 1442, 1443, 1444,
1449, 1450

Prisons, Scotland, [319] 1724

Public Education, Scotland, [320] 1397
Queen's and Lord Treasurer's Remem-

brancer in Exchequer, Scotland, &c.
Amendt. [318] 1759, 1760

Register House Department, Edinburgh,
[319] 1689, 1690, 1696, 1699
Scottish Universities, [320] 1402
Secretary for Scotland, &c. [318] 1750,
1757

Stationery, Printing, &c. [318] 1575
Woods, Forests, &c. [318] 1625

Criminal Law and Procedure Act, 1887-
Proclamation of Co. Fermanagh, [318]

355
Magistracy-Mr. Kelly, Clerk to the Petty
Sessions at Toomebridge, Co. Antrim,
[313] 694

Post Office-Postal Arrangements at Ennis-
killen, &c. [312] 11;-Retirement of Mr.
W. Ahern, Northern Postal Division,
[320] 1665

Royal Irish Constabulary-Promotion of
Sergeant Magee, Belfast, [315] 1592
Supply (Supplementary Estimates, 1886-7)—
Constabulary Force in Ireland, [311] 1145

CAMPBELL, Mr. J. A., Glasgow and Aber-
deen Universities

Sheriff of Lanarkshire, 2R. [318] 1913
Supply-Public Education, Scotland, [320]
1380, 1383

Temporary Commissions, &c. [320] 1459
Technical Schools (Scotland), Comm. cl. 4,
[320] 437

CAMPBELL-BANNERMAN, Right Hon. H.,
Stirling, &c.

Army Estimates-Retired Pay, &c. [318]
1186, 1225, 1228, 1230, 1233, 1234
Army Estimates-The Select Committee, [312]

535

Army (Supplementary Estimates) - Army Ser-
vices, [311] 1788, 1791, 1793

Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland), Motion
for Leave, [313] 132, 149, 158, 159
Crofters' Holdings (Scotland), Lords' Reasons
Consid. [318] 175, 176

Defences of the Empire-Coast Defences of
Great Britain, [312] 285

Irish Land Law, 2R. Amendt. [317] 389, 417,
418, 553; Comm. cl. 31, [318] 955; add. cl.
1024

Parliament-Business of the House-Arrange-
ment of Public Business for Remainder of
Session, Ministerial Statement, [318] 725,
726, 729

Questions and Answers-Ministerial Re-
sponsibility-The Chief Secretary for
Ireland, [314] 1691, 1692

Parliamentary Elections (Seamen's Vote),
[316] 1795

Railways-Fatal Accident at Stirling, [316]
1024

Supply Civil Services and Revenue Depart-
ments, [315] 172, 175, 179, 180

War Office Fortifications of Chatham, [318]
1169

CAMPERDOWN, Earl of

Agricultural Labourers' Holidays (Scotland),
2R. [318] 1519, 1520, 1521; Comm. [319]

237

Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland), 2R. [317]
753, 754; 3R. 1102

Electric Lighting Act (1882) Amendment,
Comm. Amendt. [312] 805; cl. 1, Amendt.
806, 815

Glebe Lands, 2R. [310] 1497

High Sheriffs, Res. [318] 293, 298

Ireland-Law and Police- Arrest of Father
Keller, [312] 1133

Police Acts-Corporation of Limerick-
Extra Police, [310] 1510

Ireland (City of Limerick)-The Asylum Rate,
Motion for Papers, [312] 500, 501

Irish Land Law, 2R. [313] 1590; Comm. cl. 1,
[315] 20

Licensed Premises (Earlier Closing) (Scot-

land), 2R. [318] 293, 1343, 1345, 1347;
Comm. 1690; cl. 4, 1691; Amendt. 1692,
1693, 1695; cl. 8, Amendt. 1696, 1697;
Report, [319] 231, 236; 3R. Amendt. 457,
459, 460, 461

Margarine (Fraudulent Sale), Report, [318]
1340 on Question, "That the Bill do
pass?" 1699

Markets and Fairs (Weighing of Cattle), 2R.
[314] 1650, 1655; Comm. add. cl. [316]

1126

Navy-Position of Lieutenants-Retirement,
[314] 516

Parliament-Queen's Speech, Address in An-
swer to, [310] 52, 53
Quarries, Comm. [316] 9

Railway and Canal Traffic, 2R. [312] 163;
Comm. cl. 12, 1756; cl. 23, [313] 190;
cl. 25, 201, 202; Report, cl. 23, [314]333
Review of 2nd of July-The Honourable Ar-
tillery Company and the Royal Naval Volun-
teers-Precedence at Reviews, [317] 28, 36
Royal Commission on Warlike Stores-De-
fective Weapons and Stores, [311] 7
Sheriffs (Consolidation), 2R. [313] 36
Tithe Rent-Charge, Comm. cl. 3, [315] 843;
Amendt. 814

Truck, Comm. cl. 3, [318] 1515

Canada, Dominion of

Canadian Pacific Railway, Question, Lord
Claud Hamilton; Answer, The First Lord
of the Treasury (Mr. W. H. Smith) May 20,
[315] 730;-Subsidy to the, Explanation,
The Earl of Ilarrowby Aug 2, [318] 872
Customs Tariff, Question, Mr. Baden-Powell;
Answer, The Secretary of State for the
Colonies (Sir Henry Holland) July 8, [317]
210

Employment of British Imperial Troops, Ques.

tion, Sir Henry Tyler; Answer, The Secre-
tary of State for the Colonies (Sir Henry
Holland) Aug 24, [319] 1775

Gold Discoveries on the Canadian Boundary
Line, Question, Mr. Hanbury; Answer, The
Secretary of State for the Colonies (Sir
Henry Holland) April 4, [313] 358
Increased Import Duties on Iron, Question,
Lord Claud Hamilton; Answer, The First
[cont.

Canada, Dominion of-cont.

Lord of the Treasury (Mr. W. H. Smith)
May 19, [315] 521; Question, Mr. W. L.
Bright; Answer, The First Lord of the
Treasury (Mr. W. II. Smith) June 13, 1743;
Question, Observations, Lord Lamington;
Reply, The Under Secretary of State for
the Colonies (The Earl of Onslow); short
debate thereon June 17, [316] 375; Ques-
tion, Mr. Gourley; Answer, The Chancellor
of the Exchequer (Mr. Goschen) Aug 2,
[318] 913

Police Surveillance of Mr. William O'Brien,
Questions, Dr. Tanner; Answers, The Se-
cretary of State for the Colonies (Sir Henry
Holland) April 5, [313] 492; April 15,

991

Purchase of Armed Cruisers, Questions, Mr.
Gourley, Sir George Campbell; Answers,
The Under Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs (Sir James Fergusson) Mar 22, [312]
1153; Question, Mr. Gourley; Answer, The
Secretary of State for the Colonies (Sir
Henry lolland) Mar 28, 1602

The Red River Railway in Manitoba, Ques-
tions, Sir Henry Tyler, Mr. T. M. Healy;
Answers, The Secretary of State for the
Colonies (Sir Henry Holland) Aug 29, [320]
273; Question, Sir Henry Tyler Answer,
The Secretary of State for the Colonies (Sir
Henry Holland) Sept 13, [321] 464

[Sce titles-North American Fisheries-
United States]

Canada and the United States

Anglo-American Fisheries Dispute, Ques-
tion, Mr. Osborne Morgan; Answer, The
Under Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs (Sir James Fergusson) Jan 28, [310]
165; Questions, Mr. Gourley; Answers,
The Under Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs (Sir James Fergusson) Feb 7,
758; Mar 21, [312] 823; Aug 1, [318] 697;
Observation, The Under Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs (Sir James Fergusson);
Questions, Mr. E. Robertson; Answers, Sir
James Fergusson Aug 30, [320] 472
The New Fishery Commission. Questions,
Mr. Gourley, Mr. E. Robertson; Answers,
The Under Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs (Sir James Fergusson) Sept 2, [320]

907

The "Molly Adams "-Deposition of Captain
Jacobs, Question, Mr. Gourley; Answer,
The Secretary of State for the Colonies
(Sir Henry Holland) May 5, [314] 940

Law of Extrdition, Question, Mr. W. G.
Cavendish Bentinck; Answer, The Under
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Sir
James Fergusson) Feb 14, [310] 1405