Rotherhithe

Army Cadets of the Royal Military Academy

at Aldershot, [315] 1722

Royal Horse Artillery, [310] 272
London Coal and Wine Duties Continuance,
[312] 732

Navy Estimates-Half-Pay, &c. to the Officers
of Navy and Marines, [320] 1893, 1694
Sheffield Corporation Water, Consid. [318]

305

War Office-Mess Fund of the Royal Military
Academy, Woolwich, [316] 48

HAMLEY, General Sir E. B., Birken-
head

Army Estimates-Provisions, Forage, &c. [315]

134

Retired Pay, &c. [318] 1246

Defences of the Empire-Coast Defences of
Great Britain, [312] 238

Parliament-Queen's Speech, Address in An-
swer to, [310] 445, 451

HANBURY, Mr. R. W., Preston

Administration of the War Services-Lord
Randolph Churchill at Wolverhampton,
[316] 272

Africa-Gold Coast-Contemplated Acquisition
of Territory by England, [311] 1081
Africa (South)-Sir Charles Warren's Bech-
uanaland Expedition, [315] 1731
America (North)-Gold Discoveries on the
Canadian Boundary Line, [313] 358
Army Estimates, [317] 958

Retired Pay, &c. Amendt. [318] 1179,
1181, 1186, 1205, 1209, 1212, 1219,
1222, 1224, 1225, 1227, 1228, 1250;
Amendt. 1257

Asia (Central)-Advance of Russian Railways,
[315] 1734

Central Asian Affairs-Official Information,
[311] 881

Board of Trade- Boating Fatality at Ilfra-
combe, [320] 745

-

Burmah Jade Workings Concessions to
Chinese Merchants, [319] 1520

Civil Establishments-The Royal Commis.
sion, [313] 84

Consolidated Fund-Hereditary Offices-Pay-

ment of Pensions, &c.-Master of the Hawks,
[319] 1105; [320] 15, 16, 465, 466, 467
Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland), [316]
1324

Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland) and Irish
Land Law, [316] 1324

Education Department-Royal Commission on
the Education Acts, [315] 713
Egypt (Soudan) — Suakin-Berber Railway,
[313] 1409

-

Friendly Societies Acts The Independent
Mutual Brethren Friendly Society, [319]

Island of the Mauritius-Lieutenant Governor-
ship-Charges against Sir John Pope Hen-
nessy, [317] 214, 776

Market Rights, Motion for an Address, [313]
1654
Navy-Questions

Contracts Contract for Neatsfoot Oil,
[316] 39; [317] 217
Defective Weapons

Sword Bayonets,

[310] 1096, 1098, 1099, 1100, 1758;-
Cutlasses and Sword Bayonets- H. M.S.
"Acorn," [311] 1266; - The Cutlass
Committee, [313] 65, 82

Dismissal of Lieutenant Hall-Queen's
Regulations, [313] 696

Manufacturing Department - Nordenfelt
Guns, [311] 1391

Prosecution of Mr. Young Terry for Be-
trayal of Official Information, [313] 488
Sale of Confidential Drawings, &c. in Chat-
ham Dockyard, [311] 1744

Parliament-Business of the House-Arrange-
ment of Public Business for Remainder
of Session, Ministerial Statement, [318]
728
Parliamentary Procedure Blocking,"
[310] 1105

Parliament-Queen's Speech, Address in An-
swer to, [310] 815

Patent Office Inquiry Committee-The Patont
Office, [319] 1808, 1809

Post Office-Tender for the Conveyance of
India and China Mails, [316] 1304
Public Officials-Betrayal of Trust, [312] 20;
-Dockyards, [312] 20

Public Service-Betrayal of Official and
Confidential Information, [317] 1164
Queen's Jubilee Celebration The Public
Iloliday, [312] 1621

-

Royal Commission on the Land Law (Ireland)
Act, 1881, and the Purchase of Land (Ire-
land) Act, 1885-The Evidence, [312] 38
Royal Commission on War and Admiralty
Offices-The Evidence, [315] 250

Slave Traffic-East Coast of Africa, [311]
880

Superannuation and Retired Allowances-Pen.
sion to a Custom House Officer-Fraudulent
Drawing, [315] 517, 519

Supply-Civil Service Commission, [317] 1540,

1542

Committee on the Civil Service Estimates,
[318] 384

Customs, Inland Revenue, Post Office, &c.
[316] 1891

Embassies and Missions Abroad, [319]

1273, 1275, 1335

Furniture of Public Offices, Great Britain,
[316] 1853

Learned Societies in Great Britain and

Ireland, [319] 1615
Marlborough House, [316] 600

Privy Council and and Subordinate Depart-
ments, [317] 1398

Public Buildings, &c. in Great Britain,
[316] 1845

Revenue Departments-Post Office Ser-
vices, Post Office Savings Banks, &c.
[315] 1099

Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs,
[317] 1380, 1887

Queensland, [310] 1081, 1231, 1565;
[311] 1582;-Messrs. Latimer Clark,
Muirhead, & Co. [312] 1343
Collar lides for the Cavalry, [317] 948
Sword Bayonets, [315] 1223; [316] 41
War Office (Ordnance Department)-Defective
Weapons-Questions

[310] 753, 754, 1087; [316] 1155; [319]
1818; Committee of Inquiry, [310]
1240;-The Evidence, [314] 11, 1125
Cutlasses and Sword Bayonets, [311] 479;
Sword Bayonets of the City of London
Artillery Volunteers, [315] 1226
Responsible Officials, [315] 896
Royal Horse Guards, [314] 1671
Tests, [315] 515, 517, 1075

Harbours

Dover Harbour-The Admiralty Pier, Ques-
tion, Sir Edward Watkin; Answer, The
Secretary to the Board of Trade (Baron
Henry De Worms) April 26, [314] 6

[cont.

Harbours-cont.

Dover Harbour Board - The Accountants,
Question, Major Dickson; Answer, The Se-
cretary to the Board of Trade (Baron Henry
De Worms) Mar 10, [311] 1718

Harbours, Docks, and Piers Clauses Act, 1847
-Harbours Exempt-Life-Saving Appara-
tus, Question, Mr. Maclure; Answer, The
Secretary to the Board of Trade (Baron
Henry De Worms) Feb 22, [311] 288
Harbour Accommodation Committee, Question,
Mr. Marjoribanks; Answer, The First Lord
of the Treasury (Mr. W. H. Smith) Mar 1,
[311] 892

Harbours of Refuge

Questions, Admiral Mayne; Answers, The Se-
cretary to the Board of Trade (Baron Henry
De Worms) Mar 28, [312] 1614

Life Saving Harbours, Question, Admiral
Mayne; Answer, The Secretary to the
Treasury (Mr. Jackson) April 4, [313] 348
Lundy Island, Question, Mr. Llewellyn; An-
swer, The Secretary to the Board of Trade
(Baron Henry De Worms) Feb 10, [310]
1079

Harbours of Refuge-The British Channel
Moved, "That, having regard to the recent

fearful sacrifice of life in the Bristol Channel,
and to the constantly recurring losses of life
and property around the coasts of the United
Kingdom, it is, in the opinion of this House,
urgent that Her Majesty's Government
should immediately take action to diminish
these losses by the construction of suitable
Harbours of Refuge (Mr. Yeo) April 19,
[313] 1250; after debate, Question put;
A. 81, N. 86; M. 5 (D. L. 93)

Harbours and Passing Tolls Act, 1861-
Guarantee of Loans

Question, Mr. C. T. D. Acland; Answer, The
Secretary to the Treasury (Mr. Jackson)
Feb 15, [310] 1547; Question, Mr. R. W.
Duff; Answer, The Secretary to the Trea-
sury (Mr. Jackson) May 5, [314] 946
Hypothecation of Local Rates, Question, Mr.
Marjoribanks; Answer, The First Lord of
the Treasury (Mr. W. II. Smith) April 5,
[313] 503 Question, Admiral Mayne;
Answer, The Secretary to the Local Go-
vernment Board (Mr. Long) April 7, 682
Memorandum of Board of Trade, 1886, Ques-
tions, Mr. R. W. Duff; Answers, The Secre-
tary to the Treasury (Mr. Jackson) June 9,
[315] 1420

Harbours and Passing Tolls Act, 1861
Amendt. on Committee of Supply April 4,

to leave out from "That," add "in the
opinion of this House, the Board of Trade
should decide on the policy of the works to
be undertaken, and that the functions of the
Loan Commissioners should be limited to
deciding on the sufficiency of the security
offered by applicants for loans "(Mr. Duff) v.,
[313] 376; Question proposed, "That the
words, &c.;" after debate, Amendt. with-
drawn

2 G 2

Derby

Belfast Main Drainage, Lords' Amendts. Consid.
[317] 48

Bulgaria-The Correspondence, [310] 1570

Coal Mines, &c. Regulation, Comm. cl. 21,
[316] 1002

Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland), Motion
313] for Leave, 162, 169, 176, 177, 178, 330;
2R. Motion for Adjournment, 983, 1006,
1009, 1010, 1027, 1030

314] Comm. el. 1, 364, 367, 370, 371, 382, 451,
471, 476, 604, 607, 793, 1377, 1379, 1385,
1386, 1390, 1401, 1513, 1515, 1516, 1555,
1558, 1577, 1578, 1893, 1903, 1919, 1929,
1935, 1936, 1937

315] 266; Amendt. 267, 274, 284, 302, 305,
318; cl. 2, 579, 580, 588, 601, 770; cl. 3,
1234, 1238, 1247, 1314; cl. 4, 1527, 1537,
1538, 1551, 1552

316] cl. 6, 112, 123, 124, 126, 143, 169, 433
317] 3R. 254, 283, 307

Customs and Inland Revenue, 2R. [315] 1184,

Criminal Law and Procedure Act, 1897-
Alleged Violation of a Pledge by the
Chief Secretary, [316] 1611, 1612;
The Proclamations, [317] 1900
Evictions-Evictions at Bodyke, Co. Clare
-Conduct of the Constabulary, [316]
294, 337, 338, 339, 344, 346, 347
Irish Executive Parliamentary Under
Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant-His
Executive and Administrative Powers,
[319] 1110

Irish Land Commission, [310] 1570
Royal Irish Constabulary-Removal of
Placards, Windgap, Co. Kilkenny, [318]
44, 46

Ireland-Irish National League (Special Pro-
clamation), Motion for an Address, [319]
1868, 1869; [320] 101, 103, 104, 109, 113,
119, 120, 121, 124

317] Irish Land Law, 2R. 819, 820, 821, 828,
829, 831, 856; Comm. 1673, 1678, 1697,
1700, 1704, 1711, 1720

318] cl. 4, 446, 457, 453, 461, 465, 407, 468, 469,
472, 584, 595, 588, 593; cl. 6, 617, 623,
626, 633; Consid. 1391, 1393, 1394, 1395;
add. cl. 1423, 1425; cl. 26, 1484, 1486,
1487, 1488

319] Lords' Amendts. to Commons' Amendts.
Consid. 272, 275, 280, 282; cl. E, 974, 979,
985, 1012, 1018, 1047, 1052

Labourers' Allotments, 2R. [319] 138, 141,
145, 146, 149, 150, 151, 175, 188, 189, 199;
Comm. cl. 2,1140, 1158, 1161, 1173, 1196 ;
cl. 3, 1223, 1230, 1231, 1233; cl. 5, [320]
191, 196

Parliament-Order in Debate-Suspension of

Mr. T. M. Healy, [318] 483

Parliament Business of the House - Ques-

tions

[312] 733; [318] 386, 1380; [319] 264
Amendments to the Address, [310] 1413,
1414

Arrangement of Public Business, Minis-
terial Statement, [319] 961, 964
Committee of Supply, [311] 584
Irish Land Law, Statement, [318] 390
Progress of Business-Criminal Law, &c.
(Ireland), [313] 236

Scotch Business, [318] 1177

-

Parliament Business of the House - Cri-
minal Law Amendment (Ireland), Motion
for Urgency, Res. [312] 1542, 1543, 1586
Parliament-Business of the House (Pro-
cedure on the Criminal Law Amendment
(Ireland) Bill), Res. [315] 1616, 1617, 1629
Parliament Business of the House (Rules of
Procedure), Res. [310] 1781, 1793

Parliament Business of the House (Rules of
Procedure)-Rule (Closure of Debate),
Res. [311] 199, 205, 252, 264, 267, 268,
269, 927, 935, 936, 938, 940, 966, 972,
1000, 1299, 1327

Parliament-Orders of the Day, Res. [316]
1622, 1645

Parliament-Privilege-Complaint (Dr. Tan-
ner), Res. [317] 1657, 1658, 1659

Parliament

-

Privilege (Mr. Dillon and the
"Times" Newspaper), Res. [314] 724, 738,
760, 850, 856, 858, 985, 1145, 1213
Parliament-Queen's Speech, Address in An-
swer to, [310] 1276, 1308, 1318, 1330, 1335,
1689; Report, [311] 81, 82, 83, 85, 86
Post Office and Telegraph Services - Net
Revenue, [315] 249

Supply-Houses of Parliament, [316] 1673

Revenue Departments-Post Office Tele-
graph Services, [315] 1172, 1174
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs,
[317] 1375, 1370

Supply (Supplementary Estimates, 1886-7) -
Diplomatic and Consular Buildings, &c.
[311] 756

Science and Art Department, &c. [311]
835

Supreme Court of Judicature (Ireland), 2R.
[310] 373, 374

Wales Tithe Agitation Disturbances at

-

Llangwm, [317] 1367, 1368, 1369, 1370
Ways and Means-Financial Statement, Comm.
[313] 1459, 1461, 1464, 1472, 1500, 1528,
1544

HARDCASTLE, Mr. E., Salford, N.
Currency-Silver Coinage, [315] 873
Supply-Charity Commission for England and
Wales, [317] 1524

HARDINGE, Viscount

Army (Re-organization), Motion for a Paper,
[317] 1747

Literature, Science, and Art-The National
Portrait Gallery, [315] 644

HARDWICKE, Earl of

Glebe Lands, Comm. cl. 3, [311] 1709

HARRINGTON, Mr. E., Kerry, W.

Charity Commissioners (Officers), 2R. [319] 1675

Colonial Service (Pensions), 2R. [311] 555 Copyright (Musical Compositions) (No. 2), 2R. [319] 829

Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland), Motion for Leave, [313] 157, 162; 2R. 1057, 1038, 1099; Comm. [314] 39, 51; cl. 1, 440, 570, 620, 800, 1303, 1333, 1371, 1527, 1570, 1913; cl. 1, [315] 322, 323, 395; cl. 2, 515, 601, 743, 952, 969, 999; cl. 3, 1369; cl. 5, 1809; cl. 6, [316] 67, 73, 186, 216, 414; Amendt. 447, 454; Consid. add. cl. 1083, 1184, 1221, 1222, 1264

Escheat (Procedure), 2R. [319] 826
First Offenders, 2R. Amendt. [311] 126
Glebe Lands Occupation (England), 2R. [313]
810; Motion for Adjournment, 811
Hares Preservation-" A Close Time," [317]
1627

India-Queen's Jubilee Celebration-Libera-
tion of 25,000 Prisoners, [311] 46
Ireland

Questions

Crime and Outrage-Curtin Family, [319] 70;-Riots at Youghal-Coroner's Warrant, [312] 1337

Criminal Law and Procedure Act, 1837Access to Prisoners, [321] 277 Dispensaries-Dispensary District of Kilshannig, [316] 1589

Distress, &c.-Distress in Kerry, [311]

Royal Irish Constabulary-Arrest of the
Rev. M. Ryan-Dismissal of Sub-Con-
stable Dorney, [313] 681

Sea Fisheries-Sunken Anchors in Bantry
Bay, [318] 1351

State of Ireland-Circular to Divisional
Magistrates, [318] 1356

Ireland-Law and Justice-Questions
Criminal Cases at the Summer Assizes,

[319] 1819, 1820

Jury Panels, [313] 472

Quarter Sessions at Nenagh, [316] 1312 Ireland-Ballycoree, Ennis, Co. Clare-Proclaimed Meeting, Motion for Adjournment, [320] 750

Ireland-Irish National League (Special Proclamation), Motion for an Address, [319] 1854, 1871, 1873

Ireland-Law and Justice-Arrest of Father Keller, Motion for Adjournment, [312] 772 Irish Land Law, Comm. cl. 2, [318] 119; cl. 4, Amendt. 271, 468; cl. 6, 617; Consid. add. cl. 1443; cl. 26, Amendt. 1491; Lords' Amendts. to Commons' Amendts. Consid. cl. C, [319] 301

Jubilee Year of Her Majesty's Reign, Celebration of Bank Holiday-Adjournment of the House, [316] 675

Merchant Shipping (Miscellaneous), Comm. cl. 8, Motion for reporting Progress, [320]

1519

Navy Estimates-Sea and Coastguard Services, Motion for reporting Progress, [312] 698

Victuals and Clothing for Seamen and
Marines, [312] 971, 972, 1003

--

Parliament- Business of the House-Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland), Motion for Urgency, Res. [312] 1246 l'arliament-Business of the House (Procedure on the Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland) Bill), Res. [316] 1349

Parliament-Business of the House (Rules of Procedure)-Rule 1 (Closure of Debate), Res. [311] 644, 951, 1006, 1007, 1612, 1699, 1700; [312] 84, 403, 409, 412, 442, 460, 490, 784

Parliament-Order-Withdrawal of a Question from the Notice Paper, [311] 1752, 1753, 1754 Parliament-Privilege (Mr. Dillon and the "Times" Newspaper), Res. [314] 1026, 1027, 1207

[cont.

HARRINGTON, Mr. E.-cont.

Parliament-Queen's Speech, Address in An-
swer to, [310] 945, 946, 979, 1282, 1488
Police Force Enfranchisement, 2R. [313]
1321

Post Office-Sunday Delivery of Letters, Res.
[313] 1297

Supply-Civil Services and Revenue Depart-
ments, [315] 171

Constabulary Force, Ireland, [320] 342,
346

County Court Officers, &c. Ireland, [320]

1198, 1207, 1209, 1212, 1213, 1215,
1216, 1218

Court of Bankruptcy in Ireland, [320] 1024
Criminal Prosecutions, &c. in Ireland, [320]
936, 937, 938, 947, 983, 1000
Deep Sea Fishing Expedition (Report),
[319] 1621

Local Government Board in Ireland, &c.
[320] 816, 818

Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Officers and
Attendants, &c. [320] 497, 498, 509
Prisons, [320] 1046

Public Works Office, Ireland, [320] 872,
874

Report, [315] 409; [320] 1514

Suez Canal Company, [319] 1670, 1671
Supply (Supplementary Estimates, 1886-7)—
Constabulary Force in Ireland, [311]

1121

Belfast Main Drainage, Lords' Amendts.
Consid. [314] 202

Civil Service Writers-The Treasury Minute,
[315] 498

Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland), Motion
for Leave, [312] 1638, 1647, 1852; [313]
276, 292, 301, 302, 304, 305, 306, 308,
314, 315; 2R. 726, 785, 1182, 1184, 1218,
1219; Comm. cl. 1, [314] 422, 442, 481;
[315] 345; cl. 5, 1823, 1824; 3R. [317]
132

Crime and Outrage-Death of Ilanlon-
Arrest of Sub-Inspector Somerville and
Constable Ward, [313] 86, 353;--Riots
at Youghal, [318] 711

Criminal Law Amendment-A Purchase
Bill, [313] 81

Criminal Law and Procedure Act, 1887-
Proclamation of the National League,
[319] 1112

Evictions-Glenbeigh Evictions, [310] 167;
-Lord Granard's Estate, Co. Longford-
Notice to Guardians, [314] 962
Labourers' Acts, 1885-6-Allotment Sec-
tions, [318] 713

Post Office (Dublin)-Female Telegraph
Staff, [315] 252, 253

Public Meetings-Suppression of Public
Meetings in Ulster, [315] 257

HARRINGTON, Mr. T. C.-cont.

Ireland-Law and Justice-Questions
Judge Curran, [310] 1106

Jury System-Challenges in Criminal Cases,
[310] 1092, 1093

Queen v. Dillon," [310] 1235
Ireland-Irish National League (Special Pro-
clamation), Motion for an Address, [319]
1862, 1863, 1864, 1868, 1888, 1897, 1903;
[320] 66, 67, 70, 104, 120, 122, 127, 130,
131, 133

Ireland-Law and Justice-Arrest of Father
Keller, Motion for Adjournment, [312] 761
Irish Land Law, Comm. cl. 22, [318] 805; el. 31,
959; add. cl. 985, 988, 989, 1081, 1089;
Consid. add. cl. 1420

Metropolitan Open Spaces Act (1881) Exten-
sion, Comm. [313] 185
Parliament-Business of the House-Criminal
Law Amendment (Ireland), Motion for Ur-
gency, Res. [312] 1509

Parliament-Business of the House (Rules of
Procedure) Rule 1 (Closure of Debate),
Res. [311] 947, 948, 1004, 1325, 1326
Parliament Privilege (Mr. Dillon and the
"Times" Newspaper), Res. [314] 1136,
1139, 1200

Parliament-Queen's Speech, Address in An-
swer to, [310] 183, 185, 187, 188, 192, 193,
221, 1282

Post Office-Conveyance of Foreign and Colo-
nial Mails, 1866, [314] 965

Supply-Civil Services and Revenue Depart-
ments, [315] 182, 186, 187, 188, 189, 208,
209, 212, 214, 217, 220, 224

Supply (Supplementary Estimates, 1886-7)—
Constabulary Force in Ireland, [311] 1111,

1114

HARRIS, Lord (Under Secretary of State
for War)
Army-Questions

Auxiliary Forces-Helmets for the Militia
Regiments, [312] 1285;-National Rifle
Association Proposed Removal from
Wimbledon Common, [318] 1512, 1513
Insanitary Condition of Knightsbridge and
Dublin Barracks, [311] 560, 561
Military Armaments and Organization,
[320] 147, 154, 155

Royal Artillery-Rumoured Reduction of
the Force, [310] 1517

Royal Military College, Sandhurst, and
Royal Military Academy, Woolwich-
Report of the Board of Visitors, [311]
670

Scots Guards-Camp at Pirbright, '[316]
539, 1428

Small Arms-Defective Sword Bayonets,
[310] 744, 1066

Supply of Horses for Military Purposes,
[320] 1623

Army (Administration), Res. [319] 1071, 1081,
1056, 1087

Army-Dublin Garrison, Motion for a Return,
[316] 750, 751

Army Patterns of Warlike Stores-Military
Administration, Res. [316] 1130, 1139
Army (Re-organization), Motion for a Paper,
[317] 1748