Vaccination-cont.

Picton; Answer, The President of the Local
Government Board (Mr. Ritchie) Aug 23,
[319] 1525

Inquiry by the Royal Statistical Society, Ques-
tions, Sir Charles Russell; Answers, The
President of the Local Government Board
(Mr. Ritchie) Mar 4, [311] 1270
Instructions to Public Vaccinators, Question,
Mr. M'Arthur; Answer, The President of
the Local Government Board (Mr. Ritchie)
Mar 18, [312] 725

Origin of the Vaccine Matter in Present Use,
Question, Mr. Burt; Answer, The Presi lent
of the Local Government Board (Mr. Ritchie)
June 16, [316] 254

Result of a House-to-House Inquiry in 65
Cities and Towns of England, Question,
Mr. Bradlaugh; Answer, The President of
the Local Government Board (Mr. Ritchie)
June 24, [316] 923

Vaccination Acts

Action of the Compulsory Law of Vaccination,
Observations, Mr. Picton; Reply, The Pre-
sident of the Local Government Board (Mr.
Ritchie); short debate thereon May 24,
[315] 1051

Case of James Bamford, Question, Mr. Picton ;
Answer, The Secretary of State for the
IIome Department (Mr. Matthews) Mar 8,
[311] 1573; Question, Mr. Channing;
Answer, The President of the Local Go-

vernment Board (Mr. Ritchie) April 14,
[313] 880

Assault on the Police, Question, Mr. Picton;
Answer, The Under Secretary of State for
the flome Department (Mr. Stuart-Wortley)
May 23, [315] 891

Convictions by the Liecester County Bench,
Question, Mr. Picton; Answer, The Under
Secretary of State for the Home Depart-
ment (Mr. Stuart-Wortley) May 20, [315]

724

Keighley, &c.-Evasion of the Acts, Question,
Mr. Barran; Answer, The President of the
Local Government Board (Mr. Ritchie)
Feb 28, [311] 693

Case of Mr. Charles Eagle, Leicestershire,
Question, Mr. Picton; Answer, The Secre-
tary of State for the Home Department (Mr..
Matthews) June 17, [316] 398

Cumulative Penalties -Case of Charles Hay-
ward, Question, Mr. Bradlaugh; Answer,
The President of the Local Government
Board (Mr. Ritchie) Mar 4, [311] 1265
Execution of a Distress Warrant on Edward
Johnson, of Kettering, Question, Mr. Chan-
ning; Answer, The Under Secretary of
State for the Home Department (Mr. Stuart-1.
Wortley) May 6, [314] 1115

Imprisonment of Robert Essam, of Kettering,
for Non-Payment of Fine, Questions, Mr.
Channing; Answers, The Secretary of State
for the Home Department (Mr. Matthews)
June 30, [316] 1299; July 11, [317] 341
Imprisonment of Mrs. Walton, of Appleby,
Question, Mr. M'Cartan; Answer, The Se-
cretary of State for the Ilome Department
(Mr. Matthews) Aug 18, [319] 930
Mr. Robert King, Evington, Question, Mr.
Picton; Answer, The President of the Local
Government Board (Mr. Ritchie) Mar 4,
[311] 1267; Question, Mr. Picton; Answer,
The Secretary of State for the Home De-
partment (Mr. Matthews) Mar 7, 1393
Mr. A. Main-Enforcement of Fenalties,
Question, Mr. Pickersgill; Answer, The Pre-
sident of the Local Government Board (Mr.
Ritchie) Aug 8, [318] 1538

Lewis Miller (Uckfield Union), Question, Mr.
Bradlaugh; Answer, The President of the
Local Government Board (Mr. Ritchie)
June 30, [316] 1295

[cont.

Committee; Report; Considered; road 3°
Sept 10

Royal Assent Sept 16 [50 & 51 Vict. c. 511

7

British Guiana and Venezuela-The Boundary
Line, Questions, Mr. Watt, Mr. Staveley Hill;
Answers, The Under Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs (Sir James Fergusson)
Mar 7, [311] 1402; Question, Mr. Staveley
Ilill; Answer, The Under Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs (Sir James Fer-
gusson) Mar 10, 1721; Questions, Mr.
Watt; Answers, The Under Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs (Sir James Fer-
gusson) April 5, [313] 491; June 17, [316]
403; Question, Sir Thomas Esmonde; An-
swer, The Secretary of State for the Colo-
nies (Sir Henry Holland) July 14, [317]765;
Question, Mr. Watt; Answer, The Under
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Sir
James Fergusson) July 25, 1887; Ques-
tions, Mr. Watt; Answers, The Under
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Sir
James Fergusson), The Secretary of State
for the Colonies (Sir Henry Holland) Aug 15
[cont

Protection of British Subjects, Question, Mr.

Watt; Answer, The Under Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs (Sir James Fer-
gusson) Mar 3, [311] 1084

Seizure of the Ships "Henrietta" and "Jose-
phine Claims of British Subjects, Ques-
tions, Mr. Kimber; Answers, The Under
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Sir
James Fergusson) Feb 7, [310] 768;
June 27, [316] 1019; Question, Mr. Watt;
Answer, The Under Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs (Sir James Fergusson)
Aug 25, [319] 1809; Question, Mr. Kimber;
Answer, The Under Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs (Sir James Fergusson)
Sept 8, [320] 1661

Suspension of Diplomatic Relations with Great
Britain, Question, Mr. Howard Vincent ;
Answer, The Under Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs (Sir James Fergusson)
Feb 28, [311] 723

VINCENT, Mr. C. E. H., Sheffield, Central
America (South)-Venezuela-Suspension of
Diplomatic Relations, [311] 723

America (United States) - International In-
dustrial Property Convention, [313] 1414
Army-Questions

Army Abroad and in India-Audit of Ac-
counts, [315] 704

Army Manufacturing Department-Manu.
facture of Steel at Woolwich, [311] 177,
708

Army Reserve, [318] 1129
Attendance of Troops and Bands at Shel-
field on the Jubileo Celebration, [316]

1481

Science and Art Department-Extension of
Educational Subjects, [313] 871

-

Technical Instruction Bill Commercial
Instruction, [319] 660

Felonious Use of Firearms, 2R. [310] 479,
482

First Offenders, 2R. [311] 119; Comm. 1544;
cl. 1, Motion for reporting Progress, [313]
989; [314] 1081, 1082; Amendt. 1085,
1086, 1087, 1039, 1581; add. cl. [315] 803,
804; Consid. 1334, 1335; 3R. [316] 1120;
Lords' Amendts. Consid. [318] 1313
Fraudulent Marking of Merchandise-The
Select Committee, [313] 69

Imperial and Colonial Conference, [316] 414
India Forest Service-Pension Regulations,
[314] 1660

Inland Revenue-Income Tax on Chambers of
Commerce, [312] 1318

Occasional Game Licences, [319] 45
Island of the Mauritius-Lieutenant Governor-
ship-Charges against Sir John Pope Hen-
nessy, [317] 774

Jubilee Year of Her Majesty's Reign, Celebra-
tion of The Royal Titles, [315] 520
Law and Justice-Grimsby County Police
Court-Oyster Stealing-Severe Sentence,
[319] 660

VINCENT, Mr. C. E. H.-cont.

Law and Police (Metropolis)-Arrest of Miss
Cass Examination of Police Constable
Endacott, [317] 1769, 1770, 1771, 1772;-
Mr. Newton, Magistrate at Marlborough
Street Police Court, [318] 1715
Local Government, [318] 719
Mercantile Marine

-

Life-Saving Gear on
"Kapunda" and certain Casualties in 1886,
[310] 644, 645

Merchandise Marks Acts Consolidation, [311]
1259; [312] 39

Merchant Shipping-Boats of Ocean-going
Vessels, [313] 1781

Wreck of the Channel Steamer " Victoria,"
[313] 886

Paris Exhibition, 1889, [316] 1497
Parks (Metropolis)-St. James's Park, [310]
883; - Seats in the Mall, [317] 1159
Parliament-Business of the House-Technical
instruction, [319] 1109

Order-Half-Past Twelve o'Clock Rule-

VIVIAN, Sir H. Hussey, Swansea, District
Coal Mines, &c. Regulation, Comm. cl. 13,
[316] 850, 865,866, 882; cl. 17, 985; cl. 21,
[319] 508; cl. 35, 515; cl. 40, 577; cl. 50,
Rule 12, 761, 772; Rule 24, 793
Harbours of Refuge, Res. [313] 1275
Parliament-Business of the House-Rules of
Procedure, Res. [310] 1784

WADDY, Mr. S. D., Lincolnshire, Brigg
Army (Supplementary Estimate)-Army Ser-
vices, [311] 1821

Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland), Motion
for Leave, [313] 289; Comm. cl. 2, [315]
596, 763, 764

Ireland-Criminal Law Amendment-Alleged
Violation of a Pledge by the Chief Secre-
tary, [316] 1612, 1613
Evictions-Evictions at Bodyke, Co. Clare
-Conduct of the Constabulary, [316]
296

Irish Land Law, Comm. cl. 4, [318] 395
Parliament-Business of the llouse-Arrange-
ment of Public Business, Ministerial State-
ment, [319] 965

[cont.

Anti-Tithe League, Questions, Mr. J. G. Hub.
bard, Mr. T. M. Ilealy; Answers, Mr.
Speaker, The First Lord of the Treasury
(Mr. W. II. Smith) May 23, [315] 895
Civil Service Examinations-Notices, Ques-
tion, Mr. T. E. Ellis; Answer, The Secre-
tary to the Treasury (Mr. Jackson) July 11,
[317] 351; July 14, 783

Fisheries-Harbours of Refuge on the Welsh
Coast, Question, Mr. T. E. Ellis; Answer,
The Secretary to the Board of Trade (Baron
Henry De Worms) Sept 1, [320] 743
The Merioneth Police-Dismissal of Constable
Griffith, Question, Mr. T. E. Ellis; Answer,
The Secretary of State for the Home De-
partment (Mr. Matthews) Aug 22, [319]

1356

Tenant Farmers, Question, Mr. T. E. Ellis ;
Answer, The First Lord of the Treasury
(Mr. W. H. Smith) April 5, [313] 504
Education

Questions, Mr. Mundella; Answers, The First
Lord of the Treasury (Mr. W. II. Smith)
April 19, [313] 1248
Elementary Education-Progress since 1870,
Questions, Mr. T. E. Ellis; Answers, The
Vice President of the Council (Sir William
Hart Dyke) April 4, [313] 364
Intermediate Education-Government Assist-
ance, Question, Mr. Cornwallis West; An-
swer, The First Lord of the Treasury (Mr.
W. H. Smith) May 23, [315] 895;-The
Bills, Questions, Mr. Richards, Mr. Kenyon;
Answers, The First Lord of the Treasury
(Mr. W. II. Smith) June 30, [316] 1319 ;-
Legislation, Question, Mr. T. E. Ellis;
Answer, The First Lord of the Treasury
(Mr. W. II. Smith) Aug 26, [320] 27
University Education-Welsh Training Col-
leges, Question, Mr. T. E. Ellis; Answer,
The Vice President of the Council (Sir.
William Hart Dyke) Mar 24, [312] 1345

Walton-on-Thames and Weybridge Gas
Bill (by Order)

c. 2R. deferred Mar 35, [312] 1465

Moved, "That the Bill be now read 20"
May 2, [314] 527
Amendt. to leave out "now" add "upon this
day six months"
(Mr. Bradlaugh); Ques-
tion proposed, "That now,' &c.;" after
short debate, Question put; A. 135, N. 70;
M. 65 (D. L. 103)

Main Question put, and agreed to; Bill
read 2o

WANTAGE, Lord

Margarine (Fraudulent Sale), Comm. [318]
874; Report, 1336

National Rifle Association-Proposed Removal
from Wimbledon Common, [318] 1505

WAR DEPARTMENT-Secretary of State
(see STANHOPE, Right Hon. E.)

WAR DEPARTMENT-Under Secretary of
State (800 HARRIS, Lord)

WAR DEPARTMENT-Financial Secretary
(see BRODRICK, Hon. W. St. J. F.)

WARDLE, Mr. H., Derbyshire, S.

Coal Mines, &c. Regulation, Comm. cl. 16,
Amendt. [316] 976

WARING, Colonel T., Down, N.

Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland), Comm.
cl. 1, [314] 1602
Ireland Questions

Crime and Outrage-" Boycotting "-Mr.
Alexander Wilson, of Castlewellan, Co.
Down, [311] 873

VOL. CCCXXI. [THIRD SERIES.] [cont.

WARING, Colonel T.-cont.

Inland Navigation and Drainage-Govern-
ment Subvention of £50,000, [317] 1162
Law and Justice-Grand Juries, Co. Down,
[312] 1601

Post Office-Delays with the Co. Down
Railway Company, [313] 1783;-In-
creased Mail Accommodation in the
North of Ireland, [319] 925

Irish Land Law, Comm. [317] 1667; cl. 1,
[318] 60 cl. 2, 128; cl. 4, 210, 419, 479,
574; cl. 22, 798; cl. 31, 953, 955, 957;
add. cl. 1092

Jubilee Year of Her Majesty's Reign, Celebra-
tion of Amnesty to Naval Offenders, [318]

918

Parliament-Queen's Speech, Address in An-
swer to, [310] 926, 927, 933, 934, 945, 946,
1318

Post Office-Pillar Boxes-Marking with the
Points of the Compass, [312] 378
Supply-Learned Societies in Great Britain
and Ireland, [319] 1615

Supply (Supplementary Estimates, 1886-7)-
Constabulary Force in Ireland, [311] 1164
Ways and Means, Comm. [313] 1913

WARMINGTON, Mr. C. M., Monmouth, W.
Admiralty-Naval Manœuvres, [319] 61

Coal Mines, &c. Regulation, Comm. cl. 22,
[319] 527; cl. 35, 548; Amendt. 549 ; cl. 40,
564, 576; cl. 41, 591, 592; cl. 50, 690;
Rule 4, Amendt. 720; Rule 37, 850; Rule
33, Amendt. 855

Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland), Comm.
cl. 1, [314] 437, 1322; Amendt. 1371, 1375,
1901, 1904; cl. 5, [315] 1778
Parliament House of Commons-Ventilation,
[318] 375

War Office-see Army

Waste Lands, Cultivation of

Amendt. on Committee of Supply July 1, to
leave out from "That," add "in the opinion
of this House, ownership of land should
carry with it the duty of cultivation, and
that in all cases where land capable of culti-
vation with profit, and not devoted to some
purpose of public utility or enjoyment, is
held in a waste or uncultivated state, the
local authorities ought to have the power to
compulsorily acquire such land by payment
to the owner for a limited term of an annual
sum not exceeding the then average net
annual produce of the said lands in order
that such local authorities may in their
discretion let the said lands to tenant culti-
vators, with such conditions as to term of
tenancy, rent, reclamation, drainage, and
cultivation respectively as shall afford reason-
able encouragement, opportunities, facilities,
and security for the due cultivation and de-
velopment of the said land" (Mr. Brad-
laugh) v., [316] 1501: Question proposed,
"That the words, &c. :" after debate,
Question put; A. 97, N. 173; M. 76
(D. L. 279)
[7.15 PM.]

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