Irish Land Law Bill-cont.

Moved, "That a Committee be appointed 'to draw up Reasons to be assigned to the Lords for disagreeing to the Amendts, made by the Lords to the Amendts. made by the Commons to the Irish Land Law Bill, to which this House hath disagreed;" Motion agreed to; Members nominated as follows: -Mr. Attorney General for England, Mr. Attorney General for Ireland, Mr. Solicitor General for England, Mr. Arthur Balfour, Mr. Akers-Douglas, The Marquess of Hartington, Mr. Jackson, and Mr. Secretary Matthews

Moved, "That Colonel King-Harman be added to the said Committee" (Mr. T. M. Healy); Question put, and agreed to; To withdraw immediately; Three to be the quorum

1. Returned from the Commons with several of the Amendts. made by the Lords to the Amendts, made by the Commons, and of the consequential Amendts. made by the Lords to the Bill, agreed to; several other Amendts. made by the Lords agreed to, with Amendts., and with a consequential Amendt. to the Bill; several other Amendts. disagreed to; and one Amendt. to which the Lords have disagreed insisted on, for which they assign Reasons Aug 19, 1092

Commons' Amendts. to Lords' Amendts. to Commons' Amendts, Commons' consequential Amendt., and Commons' Reasons for dis. agreeing to certain of the Lords' Amendts. and for insisting on one of their Amendts. considered (on motion)

Commons' Amendts. agreed to; and the Lords' Amendts. to which the Commons have disagreed not insisted on

c. Reasons for disagreeing to certain of the Amendts. made by the Lords to the Amendts made by the Commons, and for insisting on an Amendt. to which the Lords have disagreed, reported, and agreed to; to be communicated to the Lords Aug 19 Message from the Lords, That they have agreed to the Amendts. made by this House to the Amendts. made by the Lords to the Amendts. made by this Ilouse to the Irish Land Law Bill, and to the consequential Amendt. made by this House to the said Bill, without any Amendt., and do not insist on their Amendts. to which this House has disagreed Aug 23

Question, Mr. T. W. Russell; Answer, The

First Lord of the Treasury (Mr. W. H. 312] Smith) Mar 21, 860; Question, The Duke

of Abercorn; Answer, The Lord Privy Seal (Earl Cadogan) Mar 28, 1590; Question, Lord Brabourne; Answer, The Lord Privy 313] Seal (Earl Cadogan) April 1, 187; Observation, The Chief Secretary for Ireland (Mr. A. J. Balfour) April 4, 370; Question, Mr. Dillon; Answer, The First Lord of the Treasury (Mr. W. H. Smith) April 7, 698; Question, Earl Spencer; Answer, The Lord Privy Seal (Earl Cadogan) April 19, 1241; [cont.

Irish Land Law Bill-cont.

314] Questions, Mr. Dillon; Answers, The First Lord of the Treasury (Mr. W. II. Smith)

316]

April 28, 250; April 29, 357; May 2, 556; Question, Observations, Lord Fitzgerald ; Reply, The Lord Privy Seal (Earl Cadogan); short debate thereon May 9, 1243; Question, Mr. T. M. Healy; Answer, The First Lord of the Treasury (Mr. W. H. Smith) May 13, 1818;-" M'Conkey v. Robertson," Question, Mr. T. M. Healy; Answer, The Attorney General for Ireland (Mr. Holmes) May 5, 947; Questions, Mr. Sexton; Answers, The First Lord of the Treasury (Mr. W. H. Smith) June 28, 1167; Question, Mr. John Morley; ¡Answer, The Chief Secretary for Ireland (Mr. A. J. Balfour) July 1, 1498; Questions, Mr. Dillon, Mr. Bradlaugh; Answers, The First Lord of the Treasury (Mr. W. H. Smith) July 5, 1793; Question, Mr. Dillon; Answer, The Chief Secretary for 317] Ireland (Mr. A. J. Balfour) July 14, 799; Question, Sir George Campbell; Answer, The First Lord of the Treasury (Mr. W. II. Smith) July 20, 1491; Question, Mr. Sexton; Answer, The First Lord of the Treasury (Mr. W. H. Smith) July 19, 1353; Questions, Mr. John Morley; Answers, The First Lord of the Treasury (Mr. W. H. Smith) July 21, 1629; Question, Mr. T. M. Healy; Answer, The Chief Secretary for Ireland (Mr. A. J. Balfour), 1631; Question, Sir George Campbell; Answer, The First Lord of the Treasury (Mr. W. H. Smith) July 29, 318]552; Questions, Mr. Parnell, Mr. Conybeare; Answers, The First Lord of the 319] Treasury (Mr. W. H. Smith) Aug 12, 263; Question, Mr. Lea; Answer, The First Lord of the Treasury (Mr. W. H. Smith) Aug 19, 1114; Question, Mr. T. M. Healy; Answer, The First Lord of the Treasury 320] (Mr. W. H. Smith) Aug 26, 30; Question, Mr. M'Cartan; Answer, The First Lord of the Treasury (Mr. W. II. Smith) Aug 27, 167; The Rules, Sections 1 and 2, Questions, Mr. T. M. Healy; Answers, The Attorney General for Ireland (Mr. Gibson) Aug 30, 450

Leaseholders, Questions, Mr. T. M. Healy; Answers, The Attorney General for Ireland (Mr. Holmes) April 5, [313] 510; April 6,

623

Perpetuity Leaseholders, Question, Mr. Marum; Answer, The Parliamentary Under Secretary for Ireland (Colonel King-flarman) April 25, [313] 1795

New Clauses as to Purchasing, Question, Mr. Lea; Answer, The First Lord of the Treasury (Mr. W. H. Smith) June 23, [316]

Irish Land Law Bill-cont.

Purchasers of Tithe Rent-Charge, Question, Sir John Lubbock; Answer, The First Lord of the Treasury (Mr. W. H. Smith) July 5, [316] 1791

Clause 21, Question, Mr. Parnell; Answer,
The Chief Secretary for Ireland (Mr. A. J.
Balfour) Aug 1, [318] 722
Occupiers of Town Parks, Question, Mr.
Pinkerton; Answer, The Chief Secretary
for Ireland (Mr. A. J. Balfour) Aug 2, [318]

935

Clause 4, Question, Mr. J. E. Ellis: Answer, The Chief Secretary for Ireland (Mr. A. J. Balfour) Aug 5, [318] 1363

The Duke of Abercorn, Question, Mr. P. O'Brien; Answer, The Chief Secretary for Ireland (Mr. A. J. Balfour) Aug 5, [318] 1381

Trinity College Leases, Question, Mr. Blane; Answer, The Parliamentary Under Secretary for Ireland (Colonel King-Harman) Aug 5, [318] 1348

Irish Land Law [Remuneration]

c. Moved for "Committee to consider of au-
thorising the payment, out of moneys to be
provided by Parliament, of the remunera-
tion to any barristers and valuers that may
be appointed to act with and aid the County
Court Judges, under the provisions of any
Act of the present Session to amend The
Land Law (Ireland) Act, 1881,' and 'The
Purchase of Land (Ireland) Act, 1885,' and
of remuneration to certain officers for per-
forming additional duties connected with the
Court of Bankruptcy in Ireland in pur-
suance of the said Act" (Mr. Jackson)
July 22, [317] 1774; after short debate,
Question put, and agreed to; Queen's Re-
commendation signified, upon Monday next
Order for Committee read; Moved,
"That

Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair" (Mr.
Jackson) July 25, 2007; after short debate,
Motion agreed to; Matter considered in Com.
mittee; Resolution reported July 26

Metropolitan Board of Works (Money), Comm. cl. 10, [318] 1686

Metropolitan Fire Brigade-Deficiency of Horses, [317] 772

Metropolitan Management Acts Amendment (No. 2), 2R. [313] 461

Metropolitan Open Spaces Act (1881) Extension, Consid. atd. cl. [313] 1549 Parliament-House of Commons-Ventilation, [318] 376

Post Office-Auxiliary Letter Carriers-Case of Henry Goodchild, [315] 505

Exercise of Official Patronage, [313] 454 Public Health-Metropolitan Asylums Board -South-Western Hospital (Stockwell), [320]

ISAACSON, Mr. F. Wootton, Tower Hamlets, Stepney

Army (Supplementary Estimate)-Army Services, [311] 1838, 1841

Coal Mines, &c. Regulation, Comm. el. 13, [316] 868, 872, 879; cl. 34, [319] 540; cl. 40, 575, 576, 581, 582; cl. 15, 775; Rule 19, 776; Rule 22, Amendt. 777; Rule 23, 783

Egypt, Affairs of, [319] 95

Finance, &c.-Taxation on Foreigners, [320] 448

England-Boycotting and Intimidation, [313]

[310] 655

Glenbeigh Evictions,

Notices to Relieving Officers, [310] 551 Manchester Ship Canal, 2R. [315] 1716 Metropolis-Questions

Magnitude of the Debt, [312] 536

Public Meetings-Right of Free Speech, [321] 562

Theatres and Public Places-The Spitalfields Calamity, [310] 1102

Water Supply-The Assessment, [310]. 1772

Navy-Dockyards and Arsenals-Visits by Members of this House, [316] 51

Navy Estimates-Naval Stores, [320] 1576 North Sea Fisheries-Collision of an Ostend and an English Boat, [319] 1821

Post Office-East India and China Mail Contract, Res. [316] 885

JACKSON, Mr. W. L.-cont.

Hereditary Revenue of the Crown-The Ro-
ceiver, [317] 511

Her Majesty's Office of Works and Buildings
-Examination for Clerk of the Works,
[317] 338

Inland Revenue Department-Questions

Collections at Liverpool, Colchester, and
Cork, [315] 58

Collectorship at Sligo, [312] 15, 361
Dublin-Appointments, [312] 529, 1617,

1018

Local Government Board-Employment of
Local Shorthand Writers, [319] 1525
Public Health-Insanitary Condition of
Portarlington, [317] 1603
Railways-Debt of the Derry Central Rail-
way, [314] 1808;-Loan to the Sligo, &c.
Railway Company, [311] 293
Registration of Voters-Remuneration of
Union Clerks, [320] 1354
Ireland-Board of Works-Questions

Dublin-Vacant Surveyorship, [319] 246
Further Expenditure required for Com-
pletion of Arklow Harbour-Statement
of the Town Commissioners of Arklow,
[312] 829, 1773

Removal of the Loo Rock, Baltimore Har-
bour, [315] 712; [317] 503

Ballycotton Harbour, [320] 1662
Belmullet Pier, [311] 27, 588
Carrigaholt Pier, Co. Clare, [311] 1075
Greystones Harbour, Co. Wicklow, [310]
1751; [311] 697; [312] 1321
Floating Dock at Limerick, [317] 506
Harbour Accommodation in Donegal, [316]
1535-Report of Sir James Allport's
Commission-Sligo, [319] 50

Howth Harbour, [319] 1359

Kingstown Harbour Commissioners-In-
closure of Grounds, [317] 1341
Pier at Cape Clear Island, [315] 712
Pier at Malin flead, Co. Donegal, [319]

1812

Irish Land Law [Remuneration], Comm. [317]
2007, 2008

Isle of Man (Customs), 2R. [312] 1124
Law and Justice (England and Wales)-Ques-
tions

Law Officers of the Crown-Non-Conten-
tious Business, [314] 949

Paymaster General of the Court of Chan-
cery, [318] 378

Prosecution Expenses Act-Expenses of
Witnesses in Criminal Cases, [320] 25,
740
Literature, Science, and Art-Questions
Challoner-Smith Collection of Mezzotint
Engravings, [311] 1080, 1739

Pictures at the National Gallery - Re-
moval of Varnish, [320] 1347
Publication of the Icelandic Sagas, [314]
243

Reproduction in Fac-simile of Ancient
M.SS.-Welsh Manuscripts, [314] 540,

947

Science and Art Department, South Ken-
sington-Memorials of Attendants, &c.
[318] 914

Local Government Boundaries [Salaries, &c.],
Report, [319] 829

Margarine (Fraudulent Sale), Consid. Amendt.
[317] 484

Mauritius-The Exchange, [310] 542

Merchandise Marks Law Consolidation and
Amendment, Comm. [316] 1748

Limerick Floating Dock, [320] 907

Merchant Shipping Act (1854) Amendment
(No. 2), Comm. cl. 1, Motion for reporting
Progress, [313] 1757

Metropolitan Board of Works (Money), 2R.
[318] 863, 866, 868; Comm. cl. 5, 1686
Municipal Corporations Acts (Ireland) Amend-
ment (No. 2), Comm. cl. 1, [315] 632
Municipal Regulation (Constabulary, &c.)
(Belfast), Comm. [318] 191, 192, 193
National Debt and Local Loans, Comm. [316]
671

Navy and Army Expenditure, Comm. [320]
1840, 1841, 1842

Navy Estimates Victuals and Clothing for
Seamen and Marines, [312] 988, 995, 1004
North American Fisheries Newfoundland
Fishery Negotiations, [319] 486
Oaths, 2R. [314] 1421

Parks (Metropolis);

-

-

Regent's Park - Zoo-
logical and Toxopholite Societies, [316] 261
Parliament-Questions

Adjournment, [313] 617, 618; [321] 456
Arrangement of Public Business, [317]
1570; [320] 252

Business of the flouse, [314] 1467
Order of Business, [319] 913, 914
Private Bill Business, [312] 352
Public Accounts, Committee of-General
Index to the Reports, [313] 691

Public Business-Ulster Canal Bill, [319]
1318

Parliamentary Elections (Seamen's Vote), 2R.
[316] 1760

Patents Office Inquiry Committee-The Patent
Office, [319] 1809

Post Office-East India and China Mail Con-
tract, Res. [316] 855, 1490, 1706, 1708,
1724; [317] 351

Post Office Mail Contract (Ilighland Fisherie
Company, Limited), Res. [311] 388

Public Libraries Acts Amendment (No. 2),
Comm. add. cl. [317] 1487

Public Offices - Lower Division Clerks in the
Treasury Office, [315] 1588, 1589
Public Parks and Works (Metropolis), 2R.
[315] 800, 801

Public Service-Retired Pay or Pensions-
The Return, [311] 1589

Public Works Loans Rate of Interest, [318]
1722

Public Works Loans, 2R. [319] 204; Comm.
cl. 2, 361

Royal Commission on Depression of Trade and

Agriculture-The Report, [311] 44

Royal Parks and Pleasure Gardens-Rabies
among the Deer in Windsor Park-Dogs,
[319] 1347
Scotland-Questions

JACKSON, Mr. W. L.-cont.

Searches of Incumbrances, [311] 1717

Secretary for Scotland-Expenses, 1880,
[318] 1953

Scotland-Sasine Office, Edinburgh-Ques-
tions

[312] 1319, 1320; [318] 347

Extra Attendance of Clerks, [317] 61,
1599

Payment of Salaries, [318] 30

Revenue and Expenditure, [311] 703
Sale of Stamps, [311] 288

Stannaries Act (1869) Amendment, Comm.
cl. 14, [318] 1314; Amendt. 1315, 1316
Stationery Office Contracts, [316] 260
Suffragans' Nomination, 2R. [319] 652
Superannuation Acts Amendment-Postmen's
Christmas Gratuities, [319] 1529

Superannuation Acts Amendment, 2R. [320]

1810, 1812; Comm. cl. 2, Amendt. [321] 41;
cl. 6, Amendt. 42; cl. 9, 44; cl. 13, Amendt.
ib. add. cl. 45, 46; Schedule 47; Consid.
cl. 2, Amendt. 162, 163

Superannuation and Retired Allowances
Pension to a Custom House Officer-Frau-
dulent Drawing, [315] 518, 519
Supply-Civil Service Estimates-Class III.

Law and Justice-" Criminal Prosecu-
tions, Repayment to Counties and Bo-
roughs," [320] 1667

Controller of Stamps and Stores and Chief
Inspector of Taxes-Salaries, [313] 77
Vote 14-Transfer of Certain Charges
[319] 070

Supply-British Museum, &c. [319] 1567
Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic Asylum, [319]

1514

Charity Commission for England and Wales,
[317] 1530, 1534

Civil Contingencies Fund, [320] 1498,
1499, 1500, 1503

Civil Service Commission, [317] 1538, 1542,

1543, 1544, 1545, 1546, 1547, 1550
Civil Services and Revenue Departments,
[312] 1043, 1047; [317] 978, 981, 983,
984

Criminal Prosecutions, Sheriffs' Expenses,
&c. [319] 1374, 1375, 1376
Customs, [320] 1485, 1486

Customs, Inland Revenue, Post Office, &c.
[316] 1871, 1882, 1883, 1890, 1891
Deep Sea Exploring Expedition (Report),
[319] 1621, 1622

Diplomatic and Consular Buildings, &c.
[317] 678

Extraordinary Tithe Redemption Act, 1886,
[317] 1567, 1568

Foreign and other Secret Services, [318]
1666, 1667

Friendly Societies Registry, [317] 1561,
1562, 1564

Furniture of Public Offices, Great Britain,

[316] 1854, 1855, 1858