310—311-312—313—314—315—316—317—318—319—320—321.
Read 1** (Lord Stanley of Preston) July 21
Read 2* July 28
(No. 181)
Committee; Report; read 3a Aug 12
Royal Assent Aug 23 [50 & 51 Vict. c. cxevi].
Trade and Commerce- The Sugar Trade-cont. Tramways Provisional Order (No. 1) Bill-cont.
Question, Mr. Norris; Answer, The Under.
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Sir
James Fergusson) Mar 8, [311] 1589;
Question, Mr. Baden-Powell; Answer, The
Under Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs (Sir James Fergusson) Sept 13, [321]
480-Appointment of a Delegate, Question,
Mr. Conway; Answer, The Under Secre-
tary of State for Foreign Affairs (Sir James
Fergusson) Sept 13, [321] 481
Report of Progress, Question, Mr. Kimber;
Answer, The Secretary to the Board of
Trade (Baron Henry De Worms) Aug 11.
[319] 76 [Sce title Depression of Trade]
Trade and Manufacture
French Prohibition of English Leather, Ques-
tions, Mr. Lafone, Mr. Arthur O'Connor ;
Answers, The Under Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs (Sir Janies Fergusson) Mar 7,
[311] 1395
"The Sweating System," Question, Mr. Essle-
mont; Answer, The Under Secretary of
State for the Home Department (Mr. Stuart-
Wortley) April 26, [314] 13
Tramways and Public Companies (Ire-
land) Acts Amendment Bill
(Colonel Nolan, Mr. James O'Brien, Mr. Foley,
Mr. Sheehy)
c. Ordered; read 1o * May 3 [Bill 252]
Read 2o July 11 [317] 485
Order for Committee read; Moved, "That
Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair"
Aug 27, [320] 251; Moved, "That the
Question be now put. (Mr. J. F. J.
O'Brien); Question put accordingly; A. 80,
N. 13; M. 67 (D. L.. 430) [5.40 P.M.]
The Question was not decided in the affirma-
tive, because it was not supported by the
majority prescribed by the Standing Order
of the 18th March, 1887
Original Question again proposed; Debate
adjourned
Adjourned Debate on going into Committee
[Dropped]
Tramways Trovisional Orders (No. 1)
Bill [Birmingham Central Tramways
(Extensions) Order] and [Oldham,
Ashton-under-Lyne, Hyde, and Dis-
trict Order] [Repayment of Deposits]
c. Res. considered in Committee, and agreed to
June 27, [316] 1121
c. Ordered; read 1o * April 29
Read 2o June 30
Order for Committee read; Moved, "That
Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair
Aug 3, [318] 1122; Debate adjourned
Debate resumed Aug 29, [320] 439
Moved, "That the Debate be now adjourned"
(Mr. M. J. Kenny); after short debate,
Question put; A. 20, N. 63; M. 43 (D. L.
434)
[3.40 A.M.]
Original Question again proposed, 141; Moved,
That this House do now adjourn" (Mr.
Dillwyn); Motion withdrawn; Debate ad-
journed
Debate resumed Aug 30, 634; Question put,
and agreed to; Committee; Report
Considered; read 3° Sept 1
l. Read 1 (Lord Harris) Sept 6 (No. 255)
Read 2 Sept 7
Committee; Report Sept 8, 1634
Read 3 Sept 9
Royal Assent Sept 16 [50 & 51 Vict. c. 65]
Trawling, 1885, Royal Commission on
Question, Mr. E. W. Beckett; Answer, The
Secretary to the Board of Trade (Baron
Henry De Worms) Mar 4, [311] 1263
TREASURY-First Lord (see SMITH, Right
Hon. W. H.)
TREASURY, A Lord of (see MAXWELL, Sir
H. E.)
310-311-312—313—314—315—316–317—318—319—320—321.
TREASURY-Secretary to (see DOUGLAS, | Truck Bill
Mr. A. AKERS-)
TREASURY-Secretary to (see JACKSON,
Mr. W. L.)
Treasury, The, and the Bank of England
Question, Mr. Watt; Answer, The First Lord
of the Treasury (Mr. W. II. Smith) Jan 28,
[310] 182
Article LXII.—Armenia-Abduction of a
Christian Girl, Questions, Mr. Bryce; An-
swers, The Under Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs (Sir James Fergusson)
Aug 11, [319] 66
Mr. Warmington, Mr. John Ellis, Mr.
Arthur Williams, Mr. Howard Vincent, Mr.
Esslemont)
c. Considered in Committee; Resolution agreed
to, and reported; Bill ordered; read 1°*
Jan 28
[Bill 109]
Read 2° Mar 15
Committee -R.P. April 20
Committee-R.P. April 28, [314] 304
Committee-R.P. May 2, 677
Committee-R.P. May 3, 833
Committee-R.P. May 5, 1091
Committee-R.P. May 6, 1237
Committee-R.P. May 13, 1940
Committee; Report June 28, [316] 1223
As amended, considered July 12, [317] 610;
after debate, Further Proceeding on Consi-
deration, as amended, deferred [Bill 299]
Further Proceeding resumed July 15, 1071
Read 3o, after short debate July 18, 1298
Read 1a* (Lord Macnaghten) July 19
Read 2a Aug 4, [318] 1124
Committee Aug 8, 1515
c. Lords' Amendts. Aug 15
Lords' Amendts. considered Aug 19, 1236;
several agreed to; several disagreed to
Committee appointed, "to draw up Reasons
to be assigned to the Lords for disagreeing
to certain Amendts. to which this Ilouse
hath disagreed; List of the Committee,
Reasons for disagreeing to certain Amendts.
made by the Lords to which this House
hath disagreed, reported, and agreed to;
to be communicated to the Lords Aug 19
1. Returned from the Commons with several
of the Amendts. agroed to; one agreed to,
with an Amendt., and several disagreed to,
with Reasons for such disagreement, and
with a consequential Amendt. to the Bill;
the said Amendts. and Reasons to be printed
Aug 25
(No. 239)
Commons' Amendts. to one of the Lords'
Amendts., and Reasons for disagreeing to
certain of the Lords' Amendts., and Com-
mons' consequential Amendt. considered
Sept 7, [320] 1532
(No. 179)
Commons' Amendts. agreed to; certain of the
Amendts. to which the Commons hath dis-
agreed not insisted on; some insisted on,
and a consequential Amendt. made to the
Bill; a Committee appointed to prepare
Reasons to be offered to the Commons for
the Lords insisting on certain of their
Amondts.; the Committee to meet forthwith
Report from the Committee of the Reasons to
be offered to the Commons for the Lords
insisting on certain of their Amendts. ; read,
and agreed to; and a message sent to the
Commons to return the said Bill with an
Amendt. and Reasons
c. Moved, "That the Lords' Reasons be printed,
and that they be considered on Monday
(Mr. Sexton); Motion agreed to Sept 9, [321]
30
[Bill 389]
Lords' Reasons and consequential Amendts.
Question, Mr. Barbour; Answer, The Soli-
citor General for Scotland (Mr. J. P. B.
Robertson) May 16, [315] 57
Royal Assent Sept 16 [50 & 51 Vict. c. 46]
310-311-312-313-314-315-316-317-318-319-320-321.
Trust Companies Bill [".L.]
Questions, Mr. Bradlaugh; Answers, The
First Lord of the Treasury (Mr. W. II.
Smith) July 5, [316] 1795; July 11, [317]
356; Personal Explanation, Mr. Brad-
laugh Sept 12, [321] 287; Question, Mr.
Bradlaugh; Answer, The Lord Advocate
(Mr. J. H. A. Macdonald) Sept 13, 487
The Belfast Shipwrights, Question, Mr.
Sexton; Answer, The Secretary of State
for the Home Department (Mr. Matthews)
June 30, [316] 1310
Weekly Payment of Wages in Ireland, Ques-
tion, Mr. Sexton; Answer, The Secretary
of State for the IIome Department (Mr.
Matthews) July 1, [316] 1497
The Wage Clauses, Questions, Mr. Bradlaugh,
Mr. Sexton; Answers, The First Lord of
the Treasury (Mr. W. II. Smith) Sept 8,
[320] 1672
The Irish Wages Clause, Questions, Mr. Sex-
ton, Mr. Bradlaugh; Answers, The First
Lord of the Treasury (Mr. W. H. Smith)
Sept 9, [321] 30
7. Read 1 July 1
Read 2, after debate July 26, [318] 1
Bishop Stortford Bank, Question, Mr. Howell;
Answer, The First Lord of the Treasury (Mr.
W. II. Smith) Feb 17, [310] 1775
Cardiff Bank, Questions, Mr. Ilowell; Answers,
The First Lord of the Treasury (Mr. W. II.
Smith) Feb 14, [310] 1409; Question, Mr.
Howell; Answer, The Chancellor of the
Exchequer (Mr. Goschen) Feb 25,[311] 579;
-A Royal Commission, Question, Mr.llowell;
Answer, The First Lord of the Treasury
(Mr. W. H. Smith) July 8, [317] 221;
Questions, Mr. Howell, Mr. Arthur O'Con-
nor; Answers, The Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer (Mr. Goschen) July 14, 771
"Government Security Savings Banks," Ques-
tion, Mr. IIowell; Answer, The First Lord
of the Treasury (Mr. W. II. Smith) Aug 12,
[319] 259
Payments from the Exchequer, Question, Mr.
Ilowell Answer, The Chancellor of the
Exchequer (Mr. Goschen) Mar 1, [311] 878
Remedies against Trustees, Question, Mr.
Howell; Answer, The Attorney General (Sir
Richard Webster) Feb 21, [31] 170
310-311-312-313-314-315-316-317-318-319-320-321.
TUITE, Mr. J.-cont.
TUITE, Mr. J., Westmeath, N.
Civil Service-Lower Division-Examinations
in Dublin, [315] 875, 876
Writers-Census of 1881, [321] 483
Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland), Consid.
add. cl.[316] 1077
India-Madras-Questions
Board of Inland Revenue, [311] 697;-
Collector of Chingleput, [311] 695
Discontent in, [312] 521
Sale of Municipal Buildings in Ootaca-
mund, [312] 525
Crime and Outrage Irish National
Foresters at Portrush-Firing from a
Train, [321] 538;-Co. Westmeath, [318]
366, 367
Criminal Law and Procedure Act, 1887-
Prosecution of Mr. John Hayden, [320]
919, 1145;- Conviction of, [321] 24
Customs-Searching of Luggage - The
Hon. P. A. Collins, [318] 1163
Horse Breeding-Winners at the Royal
Dublin Scciety's Show, [320] 1355
Inland Navigation and Drainage-Rivers
Shannon and Brosna, [317] 1156
Irish Land Commission-Fair Rents, Co.
Westmeath, [311] 158
Law and Order-Military Riot at Athlone,
[316] 397
Lunatic Asylums
Mullingar District
Lunatic Asylum-Immoral Conduct of
the Engineer, [317] 1756; [318] 1139;
-Pension of William Cribbin, Store-
keeper, [310] 648
Magistracy-Major Traill, R.M., [320] 11,
12, 13
National Education National School
Teachers, [312] 369, 370, 838;-Pay-
ment of Results Fees, [313] 1106
Poor Law-Edenderry Union-Mr. M.
Gaffney, [316] 1103
Ireland-Post Office-Questions
Day Mails from Drumsna, [320] 1356
Mullingar Post Office, [312] 721
Post Office Contracts
Conveyance be-
tween Mullingar and Ballymahon, [311]
1737
Ireland-Law and Justice-Questions
Barbavilla Prisoners, [315] 1048
Rochford (Co. Westmeath) Petty Sessions-
Non-Attendance of Magistrates, [319]
1353, 1354
Westmeath Assizes- Jurors Fined for Non-
Attendance, [318] 24, 25
Irish Land Law, Comm. cl. 1, [317] 1970
Parliament-Business of the Ilouse (Procedure
on the Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland)
Bill), Res. [316] 1346
Parliament-Queen's Speech, Address in An-
swer to, [310] 1001; Report, Amendt. [311]
106, 109, 111
Supply-Commissioners of National Education
in Ireland, [320] 1248
County Court Officers, &c. in Ireland, [320]
1190, 1211
Criminal Prosecutions, &c. in Ireland, [320]
977, 978, 979, 986; Amendt. 997, 1004,
1009
Local Government Board in Ireland, &c.
[320] 798
Public Buildings, Ireland, [320] 896
Wreck Commission, [319] 1414
Supply (Supplementary Estimates, 1886-7) -
Public Education, Ireland, [31] 1441
War Office-Army Pensions-Royal Warrants,
1881-2, [320] 454
West India Islands-The Catholic Cemetery
of Plymouth, Montserrat, [313] 686
Turnpike Roads (South Wales) Bill
(Mr. Maitland, Sir Joseph Bailey)
c. Ordered; read 1° * July 19
Read 20 July 20
Read 1 (Lord Lingen) Aug 4
Read 2 Aug 9
Committee; Report Aug 11
Read 3 Aug 12
Royal Assent Aug 23 [50 & 51 Vict. c. 195]
310-311-312-313-314-315—316—317—318-319-320–321,
TYLER, Sir II. W.-cont.
Ships of War-Special Tests of Speed,
[318] 1718; [319] 489
North Sea Fisheries-Questions
Disturbances at Ostend Protection of
Refusal of Destitute Aliens, Question, Captain
Colomb; Answer, The Secretary to the
Board of Trade (Baron Henry De Worms)
Sept 6, [320] 1336
Seizure of British Fishing Vessels in Behring's
Straits, Question, Dr. Tanner; Answer,
The Under Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs (Sir James Fergusson) Sept 5, [320]
Seizure of English Vessels in Alaskan Waters,
Questions, Mr. Gourley; Answers, The
Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
(Sir James Fergusson) Sept 9, [321] 15;
Sept 12, 277; Question, Mr. Shirley; An-
swer, The First Lord of the Treasury (Mr.
W. II. Smith) Sept 16, 563;-The "Annie
Beck," Question, Mr. Baden-Powell; An-
swer, The Under Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs (Sir James Fergusson)
July 21, [317] 1619
[See titles Canada-North American
Fisheries
Universities (Scotland) Bill
(The Lord Advocate, Mr. Solicitor General for
Scotland)
c. Legislation, Questions, Mr. Mason; Answers,
The Lord Advocate (Mr. J. H. A. Mac-
donald) July 8, [317] 216; July 14, 755
Ordered; read 1°* Aug 4 [Bill 357]
Bill withdrawn* Aug 10
Union Assessment Committee Act (1862) University Education (Ireland) Bill
Amendment Bill
(Mr. Holloway, Colonel Hughes)
c. Ordered; read 1o Mar 24
Emigration of Highland Crofters, Question,
Dr. R. Macdonald; Answer, The Under
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Sir
James Fergusson) June 9, [315] 1434
Emigration of Pauper Families from Ireland,
Questions, Mr. T. M. Ilealy; Answers, The
Chief Secretary for Ireland (Mr. A. J. Bal-
four) June 7, [315] 1218; Questions, Mr.
T. M. Healy; Answers, The Under Secre-
tary of State for Foreign Affairs (Sir James
Fergusson) Sept 2, [320] 916
Emigrants to Tennessee, Question, Mr. Paul.
ton; Answer, The Under Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs (Sir James Fergusson)
May 19, [315] 502
Homestead and Exemption Laws, Question,
Mr. E. Robertson; Answer, The Under
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Sir
James Fergusson) Feb 3, [310] 548
[See title Canada]
International Industrial Property Convention,
Questions, Mr. Howard Vincent, Mr. Mun.
della; Answers, The Under Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs (Sir James Fer-
gusson) April 21, [313] 1414
Liquor Traffic, Question, Mr. E. Robertson;
Answer, The Under Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs (Sir James Fergusson)
April 28, [314] 239
(Mr. Murphy, Mr. Dillon, Dr. Fox, Mr. Henry
Gill, Mr. T. P. O'Connor, Mr. Clancy, Dr.
Kenny)
c. Ordered; read 1o Jan 28
2R. [Dropped]
Unlicensed Hal's, &c.—" Public” Build-
ings
Question, Mr. Tatton Egerton; Answer, The
Secretary of State for the Home Department
(Mr. Matthews) Mar 17, [312] 520
Vacant Grounds (Nuisances Prevention)
Bill
(Mr. Lawson, Mr. Hunt,
Mr. Howell, Mr. James Rowlands)
c. Ordered; read 1o * Sept 5
Read 2o Sept 8, [320] 1842
Committee [Dropped]
A Commission or Committee, Question, Mr.
T. Robinson; Answer, The President of the
Local Government Board (Mr. Ritchie)
Mar 1, [311] 883
Census for and against Compulsory_Vaccina-
tion-The Parish of Rotherhithe, Questions,
Mr. Channing; Answers, The President of
the Local Government Board (Mr. Ritchie)
June 24, [316] 933
Increase of Syphilis, Question, Mr. Channing;
Answer, The President of the Local Govern
ment Board (Mr. Ritchie) Feb 21, [311]
462; Transmission of, Question, "Mr.
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