310—311—312—313-314-315-316–317–318–319--320–321

CROSSMAN, Major General Sir W.-cont.
Defences of the Empire-Coaling Station at
Castries (West Indies), [310] 756
Coaling Stations in the Eastern Colonies,
[310] 1569

Egypt War Decorations to the English
Troops, [310] 1750
Navy-Questions

Dockyards-Fatal Accident at Portsmouth
Dockyard, [311] 1978

Her Majesty's Jubilee - Non-Combatant
Officers, [317] 209

The Indian Troopship "Jumna," [312]

Currency, The

French and Italian Copper Coins, Question,
Mr. Atkinson; Answer, The Chancellor of
the Exchequer (Mr. Goschen) Mar 14, [312]
170; Question, Mr. Channing; Answer,
The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr.
Goschen) April 14, [313] 878; Question,
Mr. Montagu; Answer, The Chancellor of
the Exchequer (Mr. Goschen) June 13, [315]
1721;-Issue of Copper Coins, Question,
Mr. J. Rowlands; Answer, The Chancellor
of the Exchequer (Mr. Goschen) May 3,
[314] 692

Gold Coinage, Deterioration of the-Half-
Sovereigns, Question, Mr. Montagu; An-
swer, The Chancellor of the Exchequer
(Mr. Goschen) Feb 24, [311] 468; Question,
Mr. Dixon-Hartland; Answer, The Chancel-
lor of the Exchequer (Mr. Goschen) Mar 8,
1581

Silver Coinage, Questions, Mr. E. Hardcastle,

Mr. Dillon; Answers, The Chancellor of
the Exchequer (Mr. Goschen) May 23, [315]

873
Gold and Silver Currency (Royal Commission)

-The First Report, Question, Mr. Web-
ster; Answer, The Secretary for Scotland
(Mr. A. J. Balfour) Feb 24, [311] 459;
Question, Observations, The Duke of Marl-
borough; Reply, The Prime Minister and
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (The
Marquess of Salisbury) Feb 28, 671; Ques-
tion, Mr. Montagu; Answer, The Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Goschen)

[cont.

Currency, The-cont.

Mar 11, [312] 14; Questions, Mr. Howorth,
Mr. Childers; Answers, The Chief Secre-
tary for Ireland (Mr. A. J. Balfour) Mar 15,
356; Question, Mr. S. Smith; Answer, The
Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Goschen)
April 7, [313] 697; Question, Colonel
Lloyd Anstruther; Answer, The Chancellor
of the Exchequer (Mr. Goschen) May 12,
[314] 1661

The New Coinage, Question, Mr. W. Beckett;
Answer, The Chancellor of the Exchequer
(Mr. Goschen) June 10, [315] 1589; Ques-
tions, Mr. J. E. Spencer, Mr. W. L. Bright,
Mr. Childers, Sir John Lubbock, Mr. Isaacs;
Answers, The Chancellor of the Exchequer
(Mr. Goschen) June 23, [316] 773; Ques-
tion, Mr. Isaacs; Answer, The Chancellor
of the Exchequer (Mr. Goschen) June 28,
1150; Question, Mr. Dillwyn; Answer,
The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr.
Goschen) Sept 8, [320] 1649

CURRIE, Sir D., Perthshire, W.

Local Government Boundaries, 2R. [320] 423
Parliament-Queen's Speech, Address in An-
swer to, [310] 1470; Report, [311] 97

CURZON, Viscount, Bucks, Wycombe
Army and Navy Estimates-Reference to a
Committee of the Whole House, [311] 179

CURZON, Hon. G. N., Lancashire, South-
port

Depression of Trade-Chainmakers of Stafford-
shire, [316] 406

Parliament-Business of the House-Criminal
Law Amendment (Ireland), Motion for
Urgency, Res. [312] 1503

Parliament-Queen's Speech, Address in Au-
swer to, [310] 340, 350

Customs

Board of" Extra Messengers," Question,
Mr. Pickersgill; Answer, The Secretary to
the Treasury (Mr. Jackson) Aug 22, [319]
1370

Officers of the Port of London, Question, Mr.
Forrest Fulton; Answer, The Secretary to
the Treasury (Mr. Jackson) May 2, [314]

547

The Vacant Secretaryship, Question, Mr.
Puleston; Answer, The Chancellor of the
Exchequer (Mr. Goschen) July 26, [318] 18
Foreign Goods bearing British Trade Marks,
Questions, Mr. Howard Vincent, Mr. Mun-
della; Answers, The Secretary to the Trea-
sury (Mr. Jackson) Mar 18, [312] 718
Free Goods to Irish Workhouses, Question,
Mr. O'Hanlon; Answer, The Chief Secre-
tary for Ireland (Mr. A. J. Balfour) April 14,
[313] 882; Question, Mr. O'Hanlon; An-
swer, The Chancellor of the Exchequer
(Mr. Goschen) April 15, 998

Free Goods to all Workhouses, Question, Mr.
O'Hanlon; Answer, The Chancellor of the
Exchequer (Mr. Goschen) April 18, [313]

1115

[cont

310-311-312-313-314-315-316-317-318-319-320–321.
Cyprus

Customs-cont.
Loading and Discharging Cargoes-Attendance
of Officers at "Overtime" Hours, Question,
Mr. Atkinson; Answer, Sir Herbert Max-
well (A Lord of the Treasury) Sept 16, [321]

-

560
Outdoor Officers, Question, Mr. T. M. Healy;
Answer, The Secretary to the Treasury (Mr.
Jackson) Mar 8, [311] 1591
Reduction of an Examining Officer at West
Hartlepool Anthony Gregory, Question,
Sir Henry Havelock-Allan; Answer, The
Secretary to the Treasury (Mr. Jackson)
Aug 9, [318] 1710
Searching of Luggage-The Hon. P. A. Collins,
Questions, Mr. Tuite, Mr. Sexton; Answers,
The Parliamentary Under Secretary for
Ireland (Colonel King-Harman) Aug 4, [318]

1163

Customs Consolidation Act (1876) Amend-
(Sir Albert Rollit, Mr.
Seymour King, Mr. Gourley)

ment Bill

Mr. Mavrogordato, Question, Mr. Stanley
Leighton; Answer, The Secretary of State
for the Colonies (Sir Henry Holland) April 5,
[313] 487

Mail Service, The-The Annual Payment to
the Porte, Question, Sir Edmund Lechmere ;
Answer, The Secretary of State for the
Colonics (Sir Henry Holland) Feb 15, [310]

c. Considered in Committee; Res. agreed to, DEASY, Mr. J., Mayo, W.

and reported; Bill ordered; read

10#

Army Estimates, 1887-Land Forces, [312] 333
Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford Railway (City
of Dublin Junction Railways), Consid. [318]

310-311-312-313—314—315—316–317–318–319–320–321.

Deeds of Arrangement Registration [Stamp
Duty]

c. Res. considered in Committee, and agreed to
June 16, [316] 369

Deeds of Arrangement (No. 2) Bill [H.L.]
(The Lord Chancellor)

1. Presented; read 1a * Aug 11
Read 2 Aug 12

Committee; Report Aug 15
Read 3 Aug 16

c. Read 1°* (Mr. Attorney General) Aug 16
Read 20 Sept 2
[Bill 381]

Committee-R. P. Sept 5, [320] 1326
Committee-R.P. Sept 6, 1514

Committee; Report Sept

As amended, considered Sept 10, [321] 167
Moved, "That the Bill be now read 3°;"
Amendt. to leave out "now," add "
upon this
day three months" (Mr. Clancy); Question
"after short
"That now,' &c.;
proposed,
debate, Amendt. withdrawn
Main Question put, and agreed to; Bill
read 3o

1. Royal Assent Sept 16 [50 & 51 Vict. c. 57]

310—311–312—313–314–315–316–317–318–319—320—321.

DE LISLE, Mr. E. J. L. M. P.-cont.

310-311-312-313-314-315–316–317–318-319-320–321.
DR WORMS, Baron H.-cont.

DE VESCI, Viscount

Irish Land Law, 2R. [313] 1384; Comm.
cl. 17, [315] 46; cl. 20, Amendt. 1684;
cl. 22, Amendt. 1705; Report, el. 21,
Amendt. [316] 1476; add. cl. Amendt. ib.;
Commons' Amendts. Consid. cl. 1, Amendt.
[319] 21; cl. C, Amendt. 22; cl. 9, 25;
cl. 21, Amendt. 37

Bankruptcy Act, 1883-Fourth Report of the
Inspector General, [319] 1820

Small Bankruptcy Clauses, [318] 910, 1157
Board of Trade-Questions

"Board of Trade Journal "-Advertising

Agents, [311] 580; [314] 11; [315] 879
Boating Fatality at Ilfracombe, [320] 745
Captain Christian, Principal Officer at
Queenstown, [316] 46

-

Labour Statistics-Mr. Burnett, [318] 926,
1523;-Northumberland and Durham
Miners' Unions, [319] 487 ;-United
Plumbers' Association, [319] 487
Lighthouse Illuminants-Correspondence,
[318] 706; Expenditure of Light-
Experi-
house Boards, [311] 470;
ments at South Foreland, [310] 266;
[313] 1625; Monopoly of Lenticular
Apparatus, [318] 1377;-Trinity House
Report, [315] 1726
Lighthouse Service, [321] 478
Marine Department-Wreck of the "Tally
Ilo"-Rocket Station at Eastbourne,
[310] 1552;-Shipwrecks and Loss of
Life in the Bristol Channel-Steam Tug
off the Mumbles Head, [321] 466
Returns-Foreign Manufactured

Goods

with British Trade Marks, [321] 468
Standards Department, [318] 1133;
Weights and Measures in Birkenhead,
[319] 952

Supposed Tidal Wave in the Atlantic, [318]
1370

Board of Trade (Railway Department)—Ques-

tions

Accidents on the Midland Railway, [320]
1139

Cavan, Leitrim, and Roscommon Light
Railway, [320] 902, 903

Imminent Collision of a Midland Express
Train, [319] 252, 365

Level Crossings, [320] 1640;-Fatal Acci-
dent at Bromley (London, Chatham, and
Dover Railway), [319] 488; [320] 1340;
[321] 489;-Littlemore (Great Western
Railway, [319] 1529

Major Hutchinson's Report on the Bantry
Extension Railway Accident, [320] 733
North London Railway-Chalk Farm Road
Bridge, [320] 268
Railway Passengers, [321] 489

Railway Whistle at Night in the Metro-
polis, [319] 1794

[cont.

Special Provision for Women Travelling,
[320] 900; [321] 473

See also Railways (England and
Wales).

Butter Substitutes and Oleomargarine Bills,
Nomination of Select Committee, [313] 1630
Channel Tunnel (Experimental Works), 2R.
[318] 1055, 1057; Amendt. 1059
Contagious Diseases (Animals) Acts-Cattle
Trade with Ireland, [312] 1614
Corn Sales, 2R. [315] 1204

Court of Bankruptcy-Mr. E. M. Langworthy
-Private Examination, [315] 511
Egypt-Light Dues on Shipping, [311] 162
Port Dues on Shipping, [310] 1561
Emigration and Immigration-Questions
Destitute Aliens, [320] 722, 723-Immi-
gration of, [315] 520; [320] 133; [321]
264
Emigration Statistics for 1886,[310] 1230;
-The Return, [311] 578
Statistical Tables, [312] 1777

United States-Refusal of Destitute Aliens,
[320] 1336
Fisheries-Questions

Beam Trawling, [310] 773, 774
Collection of Statistics, [311] 43

Fishing Boats Act, 1887-The Herring
Fishery, [320] 732

Fishing Boats Amendment, [310] 1224
Home Office and the Board of Conserva-
tors, [317] 916

Inland Fisheries-Lower Trent District-

Eel Nettings, [313] 703

Loss of Life from Fishing Vessels, [311]
701

Fraudulent Marking of Merchandise - The
Select Committee, [313] 70

Gold and Silver Plate-Hall-Marking-Indian
Gold and Silver Plate at the Colonial
Exhibition, [310] 548

Revenue Act, 1887, [310] 769

Harbour Loans, Res. [313] 401
Harbours, Docks, and Piers Ciauses Act, 1847
-Harbours Exempt-Life-Saving Appara-
tus, [311] 289

Harbours of Refuge-Questions

[312] 1614, 1615

Dover Harbour Board - The Accounts,
[311] 1719; -The Admiralty Pier,
[314] 6

Harbours of Refuge on the Welsh Coast,
[320] 743

Lundy Island, [310] 1079

Refuge and Life Harbours-Appropriation

of Public Money, [310] 1394

Harbours of Refuge, Res. [313] 1277, 1278
1281