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

FERGUSSON, Right Hon. Sir J.-cont.

Parliament-Business of the IIouse-Order of
Supply, [311] 1361, 1362

angel Order-Case of Miss Cass-The Members
for Lancashire, [317] 226

FERGUSSON, Right Hon. Sir J.-cont.
Commercial Treaty with France, [314] 237
English Labour Market, [316] 1036
Sugar Bounties-International Conference,
[311] 1589; [316] 1593; [318] 927,
1531; [320] 13; [321] 480;-Appoint-
ment of a Delegate, [321] 481
Trade and Manufacture-French Prohibition
of English Leather, [311] 1395, 1396
Treaties with Foreign Powers-National Treat-
ment Clauses, [316] 1494

Treaty of Berlin-Article LXII.-Armenia-
Abduction of a Christian Girl, [319] 66 ;-
Article LXI., [321] 477

Turkey in Asia-Outrage on an English Lady
at Aleppo, [319] 1822
United States-Questions

Emigrants to Tennessee, [315] 503

Emigration of Highland Crofters, [315]

310-311-312-313-314-315-316-317-318-319-320-321.
FINLAY, Mr. R. B.-cont.

FIELD, Admiral E.-cont.

Torpedo Boats- A "Committee of De-

signs," [310] 1095

FINCH-HATTON, Hon. M. E. G., Lincoln-
shire, Spalding

Law and Justice (Ireland)-The Arrest of
Father Keller, Motion for Adjournment,
[312] 758

-

Copies of

Legacy and Succession Duties -
Residuary Accounts, [312] 530
Metropolitan Open Spaces Act (1881) Exten-
sion, Comm. add. cl. [312] 1740
Municipal Corporations Acts (Ireland) Amend-
ment (No. 2), Comm. cl. 1, [315] 631
Parish Allotments Committees, 2R. [315] 229
Supply-Civil Services and Revenue Depart-
ments, [315] 158

Truck, Consid. add. cl. [314] 837, 1096

Ways and Means-Financial Statement, Comm.
[313] 1538

Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland), Comm.

Licensed Premises (Earlier Closing) (Scotland),
Comm. cl. 4, [317] 1480

Loss of Life at Sea-Select Committee, [314]
1662

Lunacy Districts (Scotland), Comm. cl. 4, [319]
1734

Orkney Roads, 2R. [310] 1206
Parliament-Business of the House-Criminal
Law Amendment (Ireland), Motion for
Urgency, Res. [312] 1212

Scotland-Post Office-Acceleration of Mails
North of Perth, [312] 818

Scotland-Educational Endowments Commis-
sion, Motion for an Address, [311] 852
Scotland Education Endowments Commis-
sion (Inverness Scheme), Motion for an
Address, [313] 1940

-

Secretary for Scotland Act (1885) Amendment,
2R. [318] 1936; Comm. cl. 2, [319] 1756 ;
Consid. add. cl. [320] 161

FINUCANE, Mr. J., Limerick, E.
Ireland Questions

Irish Land Court-Fair Rents-Claims
Dismissed, [313] 676

Law and Justice-Mr. E. Ryan, Committed
for Contempt, [312] 179

Law and Police-Alleged "Police Outrage
at Hospital, Co. Limerick," [310] 1759
Magistracy-Petty Sessions at Iospital,
Co. Limerick, [301] 1221

Post Office-Carriage of Mails to Kilmal-
lock, [315] 889

Prison Regulations-The Rev. Matthew
Ryan, [314] 650
Ireland-Evictions-Questions

Conduct of the Constabulary, Co. Limerick,
[310] 1387

Evictions at Bodyke, Co. Clare-Conduct of
the Constabulary, [316] 267

Limerick Mr. O'Connor, [320] 24
Mr. Edmond Davoren, Kilmallock, [311]
1719, 1720

Mrs. Moloney, Herbertstown, [320] 1145
Powers of Sheriff, [315] 520

Ireland-Royal

tions

Irish Constabulary-Ques-

Convictions for Assault, [315] 875

Refusal to Arrest a Roman Catholic Priest,
[313] 225, 680

Removal of a Banner, Cappamore, Co.
Limerick, [320] 1651

Irish Land Law, Comm. cl. 2, Amendt. [318]
113; Consid. add. cl. 1430; cl. 26, Amendt.
1491

Merchant Shipping-Limerick Floating Dock,
[320] 906

War Office Prince of Wales's Regiment-
Promotion of Sergeant Major Preston, [313]

485

cl. 1, [314] 1323, 1494; cl. 6, Amendt. [316] First Offenders

139, 142, 174, 179, 422, 456, 474
Crofters' Holdings (Scotland), Lords' Reasons
Consid. [318] 173

High Court of Justice-Publication of Details
in Divorce and Indecent Cases, [313] 1666
Irish Land Law, Comm. cl. 4, [318] 472;
cl. 22, Amendt. 730, 732, 744, 786, 793, 831;
Consid. cl. 26, 1488

Address for "Return of the number of persons
convicted, either upon indictment or sum-
marily, against whom no previous conviction
was proved at their trial, who were, upon the
18th day of February 1887, undergoing sen-
tence of imprisonment, whether imposed ab-
solutely or in default of payment of a fine, or
penal servitude for offences other than arson,

310-311-312-313-314-315-316-317-318-319-320–321.
First Offenders Bill-cont.

First Offenders-cont.

burglary, coining, uttering counterfeit coin,
throwing corrosive fluid, extortion, forgery,
larceny from the person with violence,
murder, or attempted murder, placing ex-
plosives so as to endanger life or property,
or receiving stolen goods; stating the num-
ber of those convicted under the age of
twenty, and of those who received sentences
of less than twelve months' imprisonment"
(Mr. Hoare) April 5

Order [5th April] read, and discharged:
and, instead thereof, Address for: "Re-
turn of the number of persons convicted,
either upon indictment or summarily, and
not known to have been previously convicted,
who shall, on the 31st day of May 1887, be
undergoing sentence of imprisonment (whe-
ther imposed absolutely or in default of
payment of a fine), or shall be undergoing.
sentence of penal servitude, such sentences
being in either case for offences other than
arson, burglary, coining, uttering counterfeit
coin, throwing corrosive fluid, extortion,
forgery, larceny from the person with vio-
lence, murder or attempted murder, placing
explosives so as to endanger life or property,
or receiving stolen goods; stating the num-
ber of those convicted under the age of
twenty, and of those who shall have received
sentences of less than twelve months' im-
prisonment" (Mr. Hoare) May 10, [314]
1581; after short debate, Address agreed to

First Offenders Bill (Mr. Howard Vincent,
Lord Randolph Spencer Churchill, Sir Henry
Selwin-Ibbetson, Mr. Hoare, Mr. Addison,
Mr. Hastings, Mr. Lawson, Mr. Molloy)
c. Ordered; read 10 Jan 31 [Bill 132]
Moved, "That the Bill be now read 20"
Feb 18, [311] 115; after debate, Amendt. to
leave out "now," add "upon this day six
months" (Mr. Edward Harrington); Ques-
tion, "That now, &c.," put, and negatived
Main Question put, and agreed to; Bill
read 2°

Committee; Report Mar 7, 1544 [Bill 189]
Committee (on re-comm.)-R.P. April 14, [313]

988

Committee (on re-comm.)—R.P. May 5, [314]

1081

Committee (on re-comm )—R.P. May 10, 1580
Committee (on re-comm.); Report May 20,
[315] 803

Moved, "That the Bill, as amended, be now
considered" June 7, 13 34; Question put,
and agreed to
[Bill 273]

After short debate, Moved, "That the Bill be
now read 3°;" Moved, "That the Debate
be now adjourned" (Mr Radcliffe Cooke);
Question put, and agreed to; Debate ad-
journed

Debate resumed June 27, [316] 1120; Moved,
"That the Debate be now adjourned'
(Mr. Isaacs); Question put, and negatived
Original Question put, and agreed to; Bill

read 3o

1. Read 1 (E. of Belmore) June 28 (No. 140)
Read 2, after short debate July 5, 1765

[cont.

c. Lords' Amendts. considered Aug 4, 1312
Moved, That this House doth agree with the
Lords in the said Amendts. ; Moved,

FISHER, Mr. W. H., Fulham
Charitable Lotteries, [319] 671
Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland), Motion
for Leave, [312] 1846, 1851, 1852
International Law-Destitute Aliens-Immi-
gration into the United States-Act of Con-
gress, 1882, [319] 256
Ireland-Fatal Riot at Mitchelstown [321]
343

Law and Police (Metropolis)-Recent Socialist
Demonstration, [311] 1069

Police Courts-Hammersmith Police Dis-
trict, [318] 377

Supply-Science and Art Department, [319]

1554

War Office-Tower Gardens, [321] 482
Fisheries (Ireland) Bill

(Mr. Harrington, Mr. Sexton, Mr. J. A. Blake,
Colonel Nolan, Mr. Hooper, Mr. O'Hea)
c. Ordered; read 1° Jan 28
[Bill 54]
2R. [Dropped]

Fishery Department (England and Wales)
Beam Trawling, Questions, Mr. Rowntree,

Mr. Marjoribanks; Answers, The Secretary
to the Board of Trade (Baron Henry De
Worms) Feb 7, [310] 773

Collection of Statistics, Question, Mr. Rown-
tree; Answer, The Secretary to the Board
of Trade (Baron Henry De Worms) Feb 18,
[311] 42

Fishing Boats Act, 1887―The Herring Fishery,
Question, Mr. A. Sutherland; Answer, The
Secretary to the Board of Trade (Baron
Henry De Worms) Sept 1, [320] 732
Home Office and Boards of Conservators-
Salmon and Freshwater Fisheries Acts,
Question, Mr. T. E. Ellis; Answer, The
Secretary to the Board of Trade (Baron
Henry De Worms) July 15, [317] 946
Lower Trent District-Eel Nettings, Question,
Colonel Eyre; Answer, The Secretary to
the Board of Trade (Baron flenry De Worms)
April 12, [313] 703

Salmon Fishery Act, 1873-Board of Conser-
vators of the Dovey Fishery District, Ques-
tion, Mr. T. E. Ellis; Answer, The Secre-
tary to the Board of Trade (Baron Henry
De Worms) Sept 1, [320] 744

[cont.

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

Fishery Department (England and Wales)-cout. | FITZGERALD, Mr. R. U. P., Cambridge

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

Foreign Enlistment Act-Mr. Baird
Question, Mr. Staveley Hill; Answer, The
Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
(Sir James Fergusson) July 21, [317] 1614

Foreign Horse-Breeding Depôts

Address for, "Copies or extract of reports of
Her Majesty's diplomatic agents at Paris,
Vienna, and Berlin, on the subject of horse-
breeding depots, forwarded to the Foreign
Office in the year 1884" (The Earl of Straf-
ford) Mar 11, [312] 1; Address agreed to
P.P. [4993]
Horse-Breeding

Foreign Powers

Advice and Remonstrance-Explanation, Ques-
tion, Mr. P. Stanhope; Answer, The
First Lord of the Treasury (Mr. W. H.
Smith) Feb 24, [311] 483

Treaties with National Treatment Clauses,
Question, Mr. Bryce; Answer, The Under
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Sir
James Fergusson) July 1, [316] I 1491

Forestry
Ordered, That a Select Committee be ap-
pointed to consider whether by the Establish-
ment of a Forest School, or otherwise, our
woodlands could be rendered more remu-
nerative May 16

FORSTER, Sir C., Walsall