310-311-312-313-314-315-316-317-318-319-320-321. CRAWFORD, Earl of Asia (Central)-Afghanistan-Proclamation of Electric Lighting Act (1882) Amendment, 2R. CRAWFORD, Mr. D.-cont. Police Force Enfranchisement, 3R. [314] 677, Law and Justice-Trial of Peter White and Law and Police-Dismissal of Walter Secretary for Scotland, [317] 81 Scotland Educational Endowments Act, - Secretary for Scotland Act (1885) Amendment, Truck, Comm. cl. 2, Amendt. [314] 304; add. War Office (Ordnance Department) - Steel Railway and Canal Traffic, Comm. cl. 3, CRAWFORD, Mr. W., Durham, Mid Parliament- Business of the Douse-Coal Nuisance Abatement (Metropolis), CRAWFORD, Mr. D., Lanark, N.E. Army Contracts-Report of the Committee Coal Mines, &c. Regulation Act Colliery Acci- dent at Motherwell, [315] 1352;-Weights and Measures Act-Coal-Weighing Machines Coal Mines, &c. Regulation, Comm. Motion for Adjournment, [316] 666, 682; cl, 6, 732; Criminal Law (Scotland) Procedure (No. 2), Parliament Business of the Ilouse, [311] 1740 Public Petitions Committee, [314] 536 Rivers Pollution Act-River Wear, [315] 510 Cremation Moved, "That there be laid before the House CREMER, Mr. W. R., Shoreditch, Hag. Burmah (Upper)- Military Occupation of the Coal Mines, &c. Regulation, Comm. cl. 8, Duke of Connaught's Leave, 2R. [314] 1704, Egypt-Sir Henry Drummond Wolff's Mission -Cost of the Ordinary Diplomatic Service Public Meetings (Metropolis)-Socialist Meet- Houses of Parliament, Amendt. [316] 1678, Royal Parks and Pleasure Gardens, [316] 310-311-312-313-314-315-316-317-318-319-320–321. Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland) Bill-cont: The Whiteboy Acts and later Statutes, Questions, Mr. M'Laren, Mr. W. H. James; Answers, The Chief Secretary for Ireland (Mr. A. J. Balfour); Question, Mr. T, M. Healy 313] [no reply] Mar 31, 70; Questions, Mr. J. E. Ellis, Mr. Bryce, Mr. M'Laren; Answers, The First Lord of the Treasury (Mr. W. H. Smith), The Chief Secretary for Ireland (Mr. A. J. Balfour) April 5, 504; Questions, Mr. Sexton; Answers, The Secretary of State for the Home Department (Mr. Matthews), The Solicitor General for Ireland (Mr. Gibson) April 6, 624; Questions, Mr. M'Laren; Answers, The Chief Secretary for Ireland (Mr. A. J. Balfour) April 7, 685 Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland) Bill (Mr. Arthur Balfour, Mr. Secretary Matthews, Mr. Attorney General, Mr. Attorney General for Ireland) Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1885- Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland) Bill Alleged Violation of a Pledge by the Chief Judicial Rents-Return, Question, Mr. Sex ton; Answer, The Chief Secretary for Ire- Prison Accommodation, Question, Mr. Murphy; [cont. Notice of Motion, The Chief Secretary for Ireland (Mr. A. J. Balfour); Observations, The First Lord of the Treasury (Mr. W. II. Smith); Notice, Mr. John Morley Mar 21,. 312858 Moved, "That leave be given to bring in a Bill to make better provision for the prevention and punishment of Crime in Ireland ; and for other purposes relating thereto (Mr. Arthur Balfour) Mar 28, 1624; after long debate, Debate adjourned The Chief Secretary's Speech, Question, Mr. J. E. Ellis; Answer, The Chief Secretary for Ireland (Mr. A. J. Balfour) Mar 29, 1780 Debate resumed [Second Night] Mar 29, 1790; after long debate, Debate further adjourned Debate resumed [Third Night] Mar 30, 1877; after long debate, Debate further adjourned 313] Debate resumed [Fourth Night] Mar 31, 88; after long debate, Debate further adjourned Debate resumed [Fifth Night] April 1, 245 Amendt. to leave out from "That," add "this House will immediately resolve itself into a Original Question again proposed, 336; Moved, Division List, Ayes and Noes, 340 Question, "That the words, &c.," put, and agreed to Main Question put, and agreed to [Bill 217] [cont. 310-311-312-313-314-315–316–317-318-319-320-321. Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland) Bill-cont. | Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland) Bill-cont. Moved, "That the Bill be now read 2o " April 5, Committee [Fifteenth Night]-R.P. June 9, 313] 512 3151442 Amendt. To leave out from "That," add "this Ilouse, being of opinion that the Bill, if it should become Law, will tend to increase disorder in Ireland, and to endanger the Union between that Country and the other parts of the Empire, declines to proceed further with the said Bill" (Sir Bernhard Samuelson) v.; Question proposed, "That the words, &c. ;" after long debate, Debate adjourned . Debate resumed [Second Night] April 6, 624; after long debate, Debate further adjourned . Debate resumed [Third Night] April 12, 709; after long debate, Debate further adjourned . Debate resumed [Fourth Night] April 13, 812; after long debate, Debate further adjourned . Debate resumed [Fifth Night] April 14, 892; after long debate, Debate further adjourned . Debate resumed [Sixth Night] April 15, 1006; after long debate, Moved, "That Mr. Timothy Michael Healy be suspended from the Service of the House" (Mr. William Henry Smith); Question put; A. 118, N. 52; M. 66 Division List, Ayes and Noes, 1087 After short debate, Debate further adjourned Debate resumed [Seventh Night] April 18, 1129; after long debate, Question put; A. 370, N. 269; M. 101 Division List, Ayes and Noes, 1232 Main Question put, and agreed to; Bill read 20 314] Order for Committee read; Moved, "That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair," April 26, 19 Second Night] April 27, 105; after long debate, Debate further adjourned . Debate resumed [Third Night] April 28, 251; After long debate, Question put; A. 341, N. 240; M. 101 Division List, Ayes and Noes, 298 Main Question put, and agreed to; Committee -R.P. Moved, "That this House will, To-morrow, again resolve itself into the said Committee," 1553 Amendt. to leave out "To-morrow," insert "on Monday next" (Mr. T. M. Healy); Question proposed, "That To-morrow &c;" after short debate, Amendt. with drawn Main Question put, and agreed to Order for Committee read; Moved, "That this House will, upon Monday next, resolve itself into the Committee on the Bill" June 10, 1674 Amendt. to leave out "upon Monday next," insert "To-morrow" (Mr. T. M. Healy) Question proposed, "That upon Monday next' &c;" after short debate, Moved, "That the Question be now put" (Mr. W. H. Smith); Question put; A. 202, N. 73; M. 129; (D. L. 221) [2.10 A.M.] Question put, "That this House, &c;" A. 203, N. 72; M. 131 (D. L. 222) [2.25 A.M.] Committee [Sixteenth Night]-R.P. June 13, 1745 316] Committee [Seventeenth Night] June 14, 61 R.P. Committee [Eighteenth Night]—R.P. June 15, 157 . Committee [Nineteenth Night] June 17, 421; after long time spent therein, and it being Ten o'clock, the Chairman, in pursuance of the Order of the House of the 10th of June, interrupted the Debate, and put the Question forthwith; A. 332, N. 163; M. 169 [10 P.M.] Division List, Ayes and Noes, 484 Whereupon the Chairman, in pursuance of the said Order, forthwith reported the Bill, with Amendments, to the House [Bill 290] As amended, considered [First Night] June 27, 1040; after long debate, further Proceeding deferred Further Proceeding resumed [Second Night] June 28, 1167; after long debate, Debate adjourned Further Proceeding resumed [Third Night] June 23, 1259; after debate, Debate adjourned . Further Proceeding resumed June 30, 1352; after short debate, Bill to be read 3° upon Tuesday next [Bill 305] "That the Bill be now read 30" 317]Moved, July 7, 85 Amendt. to leave out "now," add "upon this day three months" (Mr. W. E. Gladstone); Question proposed, "That now,' &c. ;" after long debate, Debate adjourned Committee [First Night]-R.P. April 29, 357 Mr. W. O'Brien and Colonel Saunderson, Personal Explanation, Mr. W. O'Brien, July 8, 225 Debato resumed July 8, 228; after long debate, Question put; A. 319, N. 262; M. 87 Division List, Ayes and Noes, 316 Main Question put, and agreed to; Bill read 3o Read 1* (The Lord Ashbourne) July 11 Read 2, after debate July 14, 710 (No. 161) Committee; Report, after debate July 15, 899 . Read 3, after debate July 18, 1102 Royal Assent July 19 [50 & 51 Viet. c. 20] 310-311-312-313-314-315-316–317-318-319-320-321. Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland) Bill-cont. | Criminal Law (Scotland) Procedure (No. 2) Bill Protest against the Third Reading July 21, 317] 1595 Protest against the Bill July 25, 1846 [See title-Parliament-Business of the Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland) Ex- Moved, "That this Ilouse will, To-morrow, resolve itself into a Committee to consider Order for Committee read; Moved, "That Moved, "That it is expedient to authorise the payment, out of moneys to be provided by Criminal Law and Procedure (Ireland) under Ireland Criminal Law (Costs) Bill [Bill 191] (Mr. Milvain, Mr. Wharton, Mr. Lockwood, Mr. Molloy) c. Ordered; road 1°* Mar 10 2R. [Dropped] Criminal Law (Ireland) Amendment Bill (Mr. Sexton, Mr. Timothy Harrington, Mr. Chance, Mr. Healy, Mr. Reynolds, Mr. Donal Sullivan) c. Ordered; read 1°* Jan 28 2R. [Dropped] -cont. 312] Read 20 April 21, 1545 Order for Committee read; Moved, "That Mr. 316] 1370 Main Question put, and agreed to; Com- 317] Considered July 12, 593; after debate, Debate adjourned Further Proceeding resumed July 14, 887 Order for 3R. read, and discharged; Bill recommitted in respect of Clauses 40, 42, 43, 51, and a new clause Committee; Report; as amended, considered; Read 1* (M. Lothian) July 19 (No. 178) * Committee (on re-comm.) Aug 8 Read 3 Aug 11 (No. 209) 319]c. Lords' Amendts. considered Aug 18, 1062; Question, Sir George Campbell; Answer, The Debate resumed Aug 19, 1253; Debate fur- . Debate resumed Aug 22, 1519; Lords' Amendts. agreed to 7. Royal Assent Sept 16 [50 & 51 Vict. c. 35] Criminal Law (Scotland) Procedure [ConCriminal Law (Scotland) Procedure [ Consolidated Fund c. Res. considered in Committee July 1 [316] 1540; after short debate, Res. agreed to c. Read 1°* (Lord Advocate) June 13 [Bill 237] 316] Read 2o, after short debate June 14, 151 [Bill 27] Committee deferred June 27, 1109 Committee; Report June 30, 1354 1. Commons A Committee appointed to prepare Reasons to c. Question, Dr. Clark; Answer, The First Lord 310-311-312-313-314-315-316–317–318–319-320-321. Crofters' Holdings (Scotland) Bill-cont. mons July 26, 167; after short debate, Moved, "That the Debate be now adjourned" (Mr. A. J. Balfour); Question put, and agreed to; Debate adjourned Adjourned Debate on Question, "That this House doth not insist on the Amendt. to which the Lords have disagreed" resumed July 28, 484; Question put, and agreed to 1. Order for the consideration of the Commons' consequential Amendt. read Aug 4, 1123; Amendt. considered, and agreed to Royal Assent Aug 8 [50 & 51 Vict. c. 24] Agricultural Labourers' Holidays (Scotland), 2R. [318] 1520 Central Asia (Afghanistan)-Questions Affairs of, [315] 1678; [316] 1122 320] Coal Mines, &c. Regulation, 2R. 1522, CROSS, Viscount-cont. Glebe Lands, 1R. [310] 870; 2R. 1501, 1503; [311] 1363; Comm. cl. 3, 1707, 1710; cl. 5, 1711; cl. 11, 1713, 1714; Report, cl. 3, [312] 497; Amendt. 498; cl. 5, Amendt. ib.; el. 6, Amendt. 499; add. cl. ib. India-Questions Land Acquisition Act-Expropriation of Zemindars at Arni Ghat, Mussoorie, [315] 11 Madras-The Covenanted Civil ServiceLand Speculations-Case of Mr. Sullivan, [310] 743 North-West Frontier-Quetta Railway, [314] 496 Queen's Jubilee Celebration-Liberation of 25,000 Prisoners, [311] 289; [312] 804 India (North West Provinces) -The Arnighad Expropriation, Motion for an Address, [319] 44, 45 Ireland-Crime and Outrage-Fatal Conflict with Moonlighters near Ennis-Murder of Head Constable Whelehan, [321] 549 Labourers' Allotments, 2R. [320] 1532; Comm. 1634 Licensed Premises (Earlier Closing) (Scotland), 2R. [318] 1345, 1346 Open Spaces (Dublin), 2R. [319] 1790 Parliament-Business of the House, [321] 3 Technical Schools (Scotland), 2R. [321] 461 Truck, Commons' Amendts. to Lords' Amendts. Consid. [320] 1534 Women's Suffrage (No. 2), [321] 2; Personal Complaint, 260 CROSSLEY, Sir S., Suffolk, Lowestoft North Sea Fisheries Convention-Questions Damages by Belgian Owners, [311] 886 Damages by Belgian Trawlers, [320] 1656 Damages to the Drift Net Fisheries, [313] 705 Depredations by Foreign Fishermen, [314] 1269;-Report of the Committee, [312] 1768 Fishermen Pilots, [320] 1655 Fishing Boat "Skylark," [311] 886 Ostend Rioters, [320] 1656 Protecting Cruisers, [320] 1655 CROSSLEY, Mr. E., York, W. R., Sowerby British Guiana-Ecclesiastical Affairs, [315] 861; [316] 404 Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland), SR. [317] 250 CROSSMAN, Major General Sir W., Portsmouth Army-Horses-Supply for Military Purposes, [310] 1390; [312] 196, 823;-Purchase of Army Horses in Canada, [311] 164 Officers' Quarters-Sale of Premises, Ports. mouth, occupied by the Commanding Officer of Royal Engineers, [310] 755 Army Estimates, 1887-8-Land Forces, [312] 330 Army (Supplementary Estimates)- Army Services, Amendt. [311] 1830, 1831, 1833, 1850, 1855 |