mouth

Admiralty-Naval Manoeuvres
Accidents, [318] 1376
Africa (South)-Church of England-See of
Natal, [318] 1704

Channel Tunnel (Experimental Works), 2R.
[318] 1060

Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland), Comm.
cl. 3, [315] 1234, 1362; Consid. add. cl.
[316] 1068, 1070

Egypt Anglo- Egyptian Convention

-

Sir

Henry Drummond Wolff, [317] 519 ;-De-
parture of Ahmed Moukhtar Pasha, [317]
950

Egypt-Anglo-Egyptian Convention-Ratifica-
tion, Motion for Adjournment, [316] 1325,
1326, 1327, 1329, 1337
Ireland Questions

Criminal Law and Procedure Act, 1887-

Proclaimed Meeting in Clare, [320] 1364
Evictions-Evictions at Bodyke, Co. Clare

-Conduct of the Constabulary,[316] 362
Excise-Number of Spirit Grocers in the
Metropolitan Police District, Dublin,
[317] 1879

Jubilee Year of Her Majesty's Reign, Celebra-
tion of Questions

Bank Holiday-Adjournment of the House,
[316] 671, 673, 674

Metropolitan Police Courts, [316] 256
Royal Procession-Provincial Press, [316]
560,561

Licensing Acts-Questions

[318] 385

Jubilee Night - Publicans and Beerhouse
Keepers-Extension of Hours of Opening,
[316] 778, 1781; [317] 337
Workington Licensing Magistrates, [320]
1139, 1140

Licensed Premises (Earlier Closing) (Scot-
land), [317] 523

Licensed Victuallers' Protection Society

Colonel King-Harman, M.P. [315] 251
Magistracy (England and Wales)-Bury St.
Edmund's Bench, [316] 764

Merchant Shipping (Miscellaneous), Comm.
cl. 8, [320] 1521

Parliament-Questions

Business of the House -

Unsatisfactory
State of Public Business, [315] 1065
Extra-Parliamentary Utterances - Colonel
Saunderson, [318] 1382

Privilege-Imputation upon Members of
this House, [311] 286;-Interference of
Peers at Elections, [316] 1791;-Horn-
sey Election, [317] 1489, 1490, 1491
Parliament-Business of the House (Procedure
on the Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland)
Bill), Res. [315] 1622

Parliament-New Writ for the Borough of St.
George's, Hanover Square, Motion for Ad-
journment, [310] 259

Parliament-Orders of the Day, Res. Amendt.
[316] 1631

Parliament-Queen's Speech, Address in An-
swer to, [310] 457, 660, 664, 065
Parliament-Sessional Orders Interference
of Peers at Elections-North Paddington
Election, Res. [317] 359, 361, 363, 365, 369,
371

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

Supply-Queen's and Lord Treasurer's Re-
membrancer in Exchequer, Scotland, [318]
1761

17

Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland), Motion
for Leave, [313] 127

Duke of Connaught's Leave, 2R. [314] 1709
Ecclesiastical Commissioners-Excelsior Club,

Shirland Road, Paddington, [318] 548
Endowed Schools Acts-St. Paul's School,
Hammersmith, [320] 1337

First Offenders, 2R. [311] 122

Inland Revenue-Income Tax-Assessment on
Public Baths and Wash-houses, St. Pancras,
[311] 297

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

Metropolis-Questions

Closed Burials Ground-State of Whitfield
Chapel Burial Ground, Tottenham Court
Road, [319] 1794

Public Health - Regent's Canal Basin,
[319] 1794

Street Traffic-Private Bars and Gates,
[320] 267

Metropolitan Board of Works-Representa-
tion in this Ilouse, [316] 1499
Metropolitan Board of Works (Money), Comm.
Schedule 2, [318] 1688

Metropolitan Police Force-Promotion, [319]
243, 214

Superannuation Fund, [319] 243
Metropolitan Public Carriage Act (1869)-
Licences, [311] 567

Parks (Metropolis)-Questions

Constitution Ilill, [315] 855

Dogs in the Ornamental Waters, [319]

310-311

ford, Central

Ambleside Railway, 2R. [310] 1747; Instruc-
tion to the Committee, [311] 448
Army Estimates- Engineering Works, &c.
[320] 1747; Amendt. 1748, 1756
Army (Supplementary Estimate)-Army Ser-
vices, [311] 1858

Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland), Comm.
[314] 31; cl. 2, Amendt. [315] 473, 595,
780, 963, 974, 979; cl. 5, Amendt. 1769,
1773

Education Department- Exemption from At-
tendance-The Bye-Laws-Partial Attend-
ance, [312] 714

Great Eastern Railway, Consid. [313] 674;
[314] 211

Irish Land Law, 2R. [317] 564, 572; Comm.
1724; cl. 1, Amendt. [318] 90, 99; cl. 4,
223, 224, 226; cl. 22, 766, 794; add. cl.
1075; Consid. add. cl. 1416, 1421
Labourers' Allotments, Comm. cl. 1, [319]
1133, 1134; cl. 2, 1185; cl. 3, 1236, 1925,
1930, 1946; Motion for reporting Progress,
1948, 1951, 1962; cl. 6, [320] 217; Consid.
add. cl. 1293, 1299, 1305
Land Transfer-Inheritance, Primogeniture,
and Registration of Titles, [317] 1165
London Coal and Wine Duties Continuance
Bill-Extension of the Impost to the Metro-
politan Area, [311] 1076

Loss of Life at Sea, Royal Commission on,
[319] 366

Metropolitan Police, Comm. cl. 2, [319] 1251,
1253

Navy-Admiralty Expenditure - Cost of Con-
struction, [312] 696

Armoured Vessels of Recent Construction-
A Government Inquiry, [316] 930. 931
Navy-Ships of War (Designs), Motion for a
Select Committee, [312] 593
Navy Estimates-Dockyards and Naval Yards
at Home and Abroad, [317] 1190, 1291
Machinery and Ships Built by Contract,
[320] 1598

Naval Stores, [320] 1535; Amendt. 1536,

-

Public Offices-New Admiralty and War Office
-Messrs. Leeming's Claims, [319] 941, 942
Public Parks and Works (Metropolis), 2R.
[315] 796
Supply-Admiralty and War Department-

Plans for the Erection, [320] 1490, 1492
Charity Commission for England and
Wales, [317] 1462, 1513, 1533
Customs, [320] 1485

Customs, Inland Revenue, Post Office, &c.
[316] 1866

Cyprus, Grant in Aid, [320] 1453
Diplomatic and Consular Buildings, &c.
[317] 675

Furniture of Public Offices, Great Britain,
[316] 1855, 1856

Ilarbours, &c. under the Board of Trade,

[317] 629, 631, 634

Ilouse of Lords Offices, [317] 695
Houses of Parliament, [316] 1674
Post Office Services, Post Office Savings
Banks, &c. [315] 1095, 1102, 1109,
1110, 1133, 1140, 1154

Prisons in England, Wales, and the Colo-
nies, [319] 1469, 1471, 1473

Public Buildings, &c. in Great Britain,
[316] 1830; Amendt. 1881, 1835, 1840,
1845, 1848

Rates on Government Property, [317] 656
Report, [317] 179

Revenue Departments -Post Office Tele-

graph Services, [315] 1170, 1176, 1180

Supply (Supplementary Estimates, 1886-7) -
Admiralty and War Office, The New,
[311] 749

Diplomatic and Consular Buildings, &c.
[311] 761

Post Office, [311] 1542

Post Office Telegraphs, [311] 1543
Treasury Chest Robbery, [311] 1531
Truck, Lords' Amendts. Consid. [319] 1248
War Office Chelsea Hospital - Burton
Court, [317] 1156

-

LEOH, Mr. T. W.-cont.

Burmah (Upper) — Reported Chinese Invasion,
[310] 1568

Supply-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs,
[317] 1387

Legitimacy Declaration

Amendment Bill [H.L.]

Act (1858)

Bengal-Out-Still System, [316] 1494;-
Pay of Native Officials, [314] 352
Education Department-Directorships of
Public Instruction, [314] 351

Nizam of the Deccan Concession of
Mining Rights to the Deccan Company,
[316] 1032;-Ruby Mines of Upper
Burmah, [316] 764

North-West Provinces-Appointment to
Directorship of Public Instruction
Supersession of Senior Educational
Officers by Mr. White, [316] 926
State of Mohrbhanj, in Orissa, [314] 1806
Ireland-Railways-Distressed Population in
the West of Ireland Proposed Railway
from Galway to Clifden, [316] 1605
Jubilee Year of Her Majesty's Reign, Celebra-
tion of-Deferred Business, [318] 923
Kensington Vestry, Consid. [312] 1295; ald.
cl. 1314; 3R. Amendt. [313] 39

-

Post Office-London Postmen on Jubilee Day
-Postal Deliveries on Bank Holidays, [316]

1477

Public Parks and Works (Metropolis), 2R.
[315] 791

Royal Parks and Pleasure Gardens-Kensing-
ton Gardens, [318] 922

LEWIS, Sir C. E., Antrim, N.

Belfast Main Drainage, Lords' Amendts.
Consid. [314] 201

Harbours of Refuge, Res. [313] 1269
Ireland-Questions

Commissioners of National Education-
Teachers of Model Schools-Results
Fees, [317] 1147

County Gaols Salaries of External
Officers, [318] 21

-

Crime and Outrage-Excusion Train from
Portrush to Belfast Firing on the
People at Ballymoney, [319] 476; [321]
502
Inland Navigation and Drainage-River
Bann, [316] 1294

Land Law Act, 1881-Bona Fide Occupa
tion-Fair Rents → Sub-Letting, [317]
942, 1154, 1155

Post Office-Letterkenny, [313] 1780;-
Postal Business at Ballyshannon, [314]
684

Irish Land Law, Comm. cl. 1, [317] 1916;

Lords' Amendts. to Commons Amenits.
Consid. [319] 996

Municipal Trust Company, 2R. [313] 870
Parliament-Privilege (Mr. Dillon and the
"Times" Newspaper), Res. [314] 700, 702,
703, 705, 706, 710, 737, 738, 739
Parliamentary Elections (England and Wales)
-Alleged Boycotting and Intimidation in
England, [313] 1800

Sutton District Water, 3R. [314] 937

LEWIS, Mr. T., Anglesey

Parliament-Petitions-Violation of Rules

of Signatures, [314] 1262

Poor Law (England and Wales)-Alleged Insanitary Condition of Holyhead UnionInquiry by Dr. Harvey, [316] 927 Wales-Tithe Agitation-Riots at Llangwm, [318] 1535

Licensed Premises (Earlier Closing) (Scotland) Bill

(Dr. Cameron, Mr. Robert Reid, Mr. Mark Stewart, Mr. Donald Crawford, Mr. Lyell, Mr. Provand)

c. Ordered; read 1o Feb 2

[Bill 153] Moved, "That the Bill be now read 20" 311] Mar 7, 1544; Moved, "That the Debate be now adjourned" (Colonel Hughes); after short debate, Question put, and negatived Original Question again proposed, 1546; after short debate, Moved, "That the Debate be now adjourned" (Viscount Cranborne); after further short debate, Question put; A. 112, N. 100; M. 12 (D. L. 45) ; Debate adjourned

314] Debate resumed May 9, 1432; after short debate, Question put, and agreed to; Bill read 2°

Order for Committee read; Moved, "That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair" 316) June 30, 1408; Moved, "That this House do now adjourn" (Colonel Hambro); Mo

tion withdrawn

Original Question put, and agreed to; Committee Report

Moved, "That the Bill be now read 30" 317] July 8, 322; Motion withdrawn; Order for 3R. discharged

Moved, "That the Bill be re-committed " (Mr. W. H. Smith); Question put, and agreed to

Moved, "That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair" (Dr. Cameron); Question put, and agreed to; Committee-R.P. Questions, Sir Wilfrid Lawson, Dr. Cameron ; Answers, The First Lord of the Treasury (Mr. W. H. Smith) July 12, 523 Committee (on re-comm.); Report; Considered; read 8o July 19, 1476

1. Read 1 (E. Camperdown) July 21 (No. 183) 318]2R. put off, after short debate July 28, 292 Read 2a, after debate Aug 5, 1343

Committee, after debate Aug 9, 1689 (No. 223) Moved, "That the Report of the Amendments 319] be now received" Aug 12, 226

Amendt. to leave out ("now,") add ("this day three months") (The Lord Denman); [The Amendt., not being seconded, was not put]; Motion agreed to; Amendts. reported

. Read 3 Aug 15, 457; on Question, "That the Bill do pass?" after short debate, Question to be put To-morrow

Bill passed Aug 16

c. Lords' Amendts. Aug 20

[Bill 384]

agreed to

Royal Assent Sept 16 [50 & 51 Vict. c. 88]

The Queen's Jubilee Night-Selling Drink during Prohibited Hours, Question, Sir Wilfrid Lawson; Answer, The Attorney General (Sir Richard Webster) June 23, [316] 778;-Extension of Hours, Questions, Major Rasch, Sir Wilfrid Lawson; Answers, The Secretary of State for the Home Department (Mr. Matthews) July 5, [316] 1781; At Okehampton, Question, Mr. Burt; Answer, The Secretary of State for the Home Department (Mr. Matthews) Sept 9, [321] 17

Extension of Hours of Opening-Petty Sessions at Kingston-on-Thames, Question, Mr. Caine; Answer, The Secretary of State for the Homo Department (Mr. Matthews) July 25, [317] 1888

Legislation, Question, Sir Wilfrid Lawson; Answer, The First Lord of the Treasury (Mr. W. II. Smith) July 28, [318] 385 Licensed Victuallers' Protection SocietyColonel King-Harman, M.P., Question, Sir Wilfrid Lawson; Answer, The Under Secretary of State for the Ilome Department (Mr. Stuart-Wortley) May 17, [315] 251 Occasional Licences- Minster Branch of the Isle of Thanet Conservative Association, Question, Mr. Munro-Ferguson; Answer, The Secretary of State for the Home Department (Mr. Matthews) July 18, [317] 1146 Refusal of Licence at Stowmarket, Question, Mr. Blane; Answer, The Secretary of State for the Home Department (Mr. Matthews) Sept 2, [320] 911

Workington Licensing Magistrates, Questions, Sir Wilfrid Lawson; Answers, The Under Secretary of State for the Home Department (Mr. Stuart-Wortley), The First Lord of the Treasury (Mr. W. H. Smith) Sept 5, [320] 1139

Licensing Laws Amendment Bill

[cont.