O'DOHERTY, Mr. J. E.-cont.

Criminal Law and Procedure Act, 1887-.
Proclamations, [317] 1901:-Proclama-
tion of Co. Fermanagh, [318] 357
Evictions, &c.-Lifford Assizes-Hannah
O'Donnell, [312] 1326, 1327;-Relation
of Landlords and Tenants-Alleged Cir-
cular to the Police, [312] 825, 826
Fisheries-Boat Ship at Fanad Point, Co.
Donegal, [311] 1386

Inland Revenue-The "Death Duties" on
Land in Ulster, [311] 1267, 1720, 1721
Landlord and Tenant-Decrees for Rent,
Co. Donegal
Wrongful Action of a
Bailiff, [312] 516

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Piers and Harbours-Pier at Malin Head,
Co. Donegal, [319] 1811

Poor Law-Boards of Guardians-Samples
for Tenders, [321] 21

Veterinary Department of the Privy Coun-
cil-Cattle from America and Ireland,
[312] 847

Ireland-Law and Justice-Arrest of Father
Keller, Motion for Adjournment, [312] 768
317] Irish Land Law, Comm. cl. 1, 1928, 1944;
Amendt. 1954, 1966, 1967

318]cl. 1, 60, 77, 83; Amendt. 87, 88, 100;
el. 3, 138; cl. 4, Amendt. 198, 206, 223,
238, 239, 394, 400, 401, 407, 409, 417, 422,
449, 453, 477, 480, 553, 554, 559, 564, 575;
cl. 6, 628, 644, 645, 646; Amendt. 647, 648,
650, 651, 652; cl. 11, Amendt. 653, C54;
cl. 22, 738, 755; Amendt. 761, 762, 784,
837, 850; cl. 24, 860, 945; cl. 31, 948,
958; cl. 32, Amendt. 960, 961, 963; add.
el. 971, 998; Amendt. 1000, 1006, 1008,
1109, 1120; Consid. add. el. 1423, 1430,
1436, 1441; cl. 1, 1455, 1458; Amendt. ib.
1467

319] Lords' Amendts. to Commons' Amendts.
Consid. 296, 297; cl. B, ib.; cl. E, 970
Municipal Corporations Acts (Ireland) Amend.
ment (No. 2), 2R. [314] 1233
Navy Estimates-Victuals and Clothing for
Seamen and Marines, [312] 984
Parliament-Business of the House (Rules of
Procedure)-Rule 1 (Closure of Debate),
Res. [311] 651, 944, 1297, 1308; Amendt.
1322, 1323, 1326, 1609, 1673, 1702; [312]
66, 89, 429, 441
Supply (Supplementary Estimates, 1886-7) -
Admiralty and War Office, The New,
[311] 743

Court of Bankruptcy in Ireland, [311]
826, 831

Local Government Board, &c. [311] 819.
Public Buildings, Great Britain, [311] 738
Science and Art Department, [311] 1436
Various Services (other than Consular) in

Connection with the Suppression of the
Slave Trade, [311] 1507

O'GORMAN MAHON, The, Carlow

Ireland Post Office-Carlow Post Office,
[321] 485;-Killaloe Post Office, [321] 558

O'HANLON, Mr. T., Cavan, E.

Coal Mines, &c. Regulation, Lords' Amendts.
Consid. [321] 436

Criminal Law Amendment (Ireland), 2R.
[313] 724, 1086

Customs-Free Goods to Workhouses, [313]
882, 998, 1115

English and Irish Constabulary-Annual Leave
of Absence, [313] 1115

Inland Revenue Department-Insanitary State
of the Offices, [318] 1175
Ireland-Questions

Crime and Outrage-Riots at Youghal-
Injuries to the Police, [313] 366
Emigration Derry- Evicted Tenants,
[316] 401

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Evictions-Evicted Tenants in Work-
houses, [316] 401

Law and Police-II. O'Neill, Bailiff of
Mitchelstown, [313] 878;-The Rev.
Matthew Macaulay, Castleblayney, Co.
Monaghan, [313] 875
Magistracy-Derry Petty Sessions-Casc
of Robert Wallace, [313] 363

Post Office-Accommodation at Grangegeith
and Slane, [310] 511; [311] 576, 709;
[312] 1349, 1769; [313] 883, 884;-
Telegraph Office at Shercock, Co. Cavan,
[313] 999

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Royal Irish Constabulary Constable
Forster, [310] 879;-Police Barracks at
Meenacladdy, Co. Donegal-Magistracy
-Shercock Petty Sessions, [315] 1729,
1730, 1731

Law and Justice (England and Wales)-City
of London Court, [310] 1544
Parliament-Business of the Ilouse (Rules of
Procedure)-Rule 1 (Closure of Debate),
Res. [311] 620, 1011; [312] 90, 91
Parliament Privilege-Complaint (Dr. Tan-
ner), Res. [317] 1636

Parliament-Palace of Westminster-Metro-
politan Police-Duty at the House of Com.
mons, [313] 881, 882; [315] 717, 880;-
Extra Allowance, [314] 1674
Supply-Report, [315] 1410
Supply (Supplementary Estimates, 1886-7)—
Constabulary Force in Ireland, [311]
1156, 1159

Public Education, Ireland, [311] 1153,

1455

Crime and Outrage-- Fatal Riot at Mitchels-
town, [321] 252

Drainage and Navigation-Shannon Works
-Lecarrow Harbour, [311] 721
Evictions-Lord Kingston's Estates, Co.
Roscommon, [311] 1389;-Royal Com-
mission on Agriculture, [311] 1388,
1389

Inland Revenue-Withdrawal of the Collec-
tor from Sligo, [312] 361

Law and Justice-Francis Cooke, Drumsna,
[315] 860

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Magistracy Mr. Cecil Roche, R.M.,
Boyle, Co. Roscommon, [312] 820
Royal Irish Constabulary-Alleged Arrest
of - -M'Nulty, Co. Roscommon, [313]
703;-Town Commissioners of Boyle,
Co. Roscommon Sub-Inspector Bab-
bage, [312] 820

Irish Land Law, Comm. el. 4, Amendt. [318]
395, 397, 414, 422, 423, 427, 428
Mauritius-Constitution of the late Commis-
sion, [312] 1333, 1335

Merchant Shipping Act, 1854-Seizure of a
Yacht's Flag in Bantry Bay, [316] 1157

[cont.

O'KELLY, Mr. J.-cont.

Parliament-

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Business of the House —Ar-
rangement of Public Business, Ministerial
Statement, [319] 961, 965

Post Office-East India and China Mail Con-
tract, Res. [316] 919

Oleomargarine (Fraudulent Sale) Bill
(Sir Richard Paget, Mr. Sclater-Booth, Mr.
Elton, Mr. Mark Stewart)

c. Ordered; read 10 Feb 18 [Bill 175]
Read 2o, and referred to Select Committee
on Butter Substitutes Bill April 20
Report July 4

Short title changed to Butterine (Fraudu-
lent Sale) Bill

[See title Margarine (Fraudulent Sale
Bill]

O'NEILL, Hon. R. T., Antrim, Mid
Irish Land Law, Comm, cl. 31, [318] 949

ONSLOW, Earl of (Under Secretary of
State for the Colonies)

Africa (South)-Affairs of Swaziland, [312]
1282; [315] 852

Allotments and Cottage Gardens Compensa-
tion, 2R. [318] 290; Comm. cl. 5, 880
Canadian and Pacific Railway-Line of Royal
Mail Steamers from Vancouver City to [long
Kong, China, and Japan, Motion for Papers
[314] 315

Colonial Conference-Questions

[312] 704, 1126

France and the New Ilebrides, [314] 1107
1108

Report of the Proceedings, [316] 1763

Colonial Service (Pensions), Comm. [316] 6
Colonies-Naval and Military Services, Motion
for an Address, [312] 1595

Defences of the Empire-Colonial Defence,
[314] 1

Dominion of Canada-Increased Import Duties
on Iron, [316] 383, 387, 388

Dominion of Canada-Changes in the Tariff,
Address for Correspondence, [316] 1552,
1561

Glebe Lands, 2R. [310] 1495
Government of Malta, [320] 1637

Islands of the Southern Pacific-Religious
Persecutions in Tonga, [316] 1770
Islands of the Western Pacific
Traffic, [319] 658

Liquor

Paris Exhibition, 1889

Question, Mr. J. G. Ilubbard; Answer, The Under Secretary of State for Foreign 314] Affairs (Sir James Fergusson) May 12, 1673; Question, Mr. Labouchere; Answer, The Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs 315](Sir James Fergusson) May 16, 59; Ques

tion, Mr. E. Robertson; Answer, The Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Sir James Fergusson) May 19, 519; Question, Mr. II. T. Davenport; Answer, The Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Sir James Fergusson) May 23, 884; Question, Mr. Labouchere; Answer, The Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Sir James Fergusson) June 9, 1428; Question, Mr. Iloward Vincent; Answer, The Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Sir 316] James Fergusson) July 1, 1497; Question, Mr. E. Robertson; Answer, The Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Sir 317] James Fergusson) July 7, 76; Questions, Sir Bernhard Samuelson; Answers, The Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Sir James Fergusson) July 19, 1332; Question, Mr. Donkin; Answer, The Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Sir 318] James Fergusson) July 26, 28

Correspondence

. P.P. [5049]

1675

Criminal Law (Scotland) Procedure (No. 2),
Comm. [316] 1378; cl. 55, 1402
Crofters' Holdings (Scotland), Comm. cl. 2,
Amendt. [316] 1358; add. cl. 1363, 1369
Licensed Premises (Earlier Closing) (Scot-
land), Lords' Amendts. Consid. [319] 1682
Parliament-Business of the House (Rules of
Procedure)-Rule 1 (Closure of Debate),
Res. [311] 1325

Parliament-Queen's Speech, Address in An-
swer to, [310] 1299, 1466, 1468
Scotland-Fishery Board-Loans to Crofting
Parishes, [310] 655.

Supply-Public Buildings, &c. in Great Britain, [316] 1840

Technical Schools (Scotland), 2R. [318] 1951

Parliament

LORDS

MEETING OF THE PARLIAMENT Jan 27 The Session of Parliament opened by Commission

ROLL OF THE LORDS-Garter King of Arms attending, delivered at the Table (in the usual manner) a List of the Lords Temporal in the Second Session of the Twenty-fourth Parliament of the United Kingdom Jan 27 The LORD CHANCELLOR acquainted the House that the Clerk of the Parliaments had prepared and laid it on the Table: The same was ordered to be printed (No. 6) Jan 31 Her Majesty's Most Gracious Speech delivered by The LORD CHANCELLOR Jan 27,

PARLIAMENT LORDS-cont.

PARLIAMENT-LORDS--Cont.
Chairman of Committees
Buckingham and Chandos appointed, nemine
dissentiente, to take the Chair in all Com-
mittees of this House for this Session
Jan 27

Committee for Privileges-appointed Jan 27
Sub-Committee for the Journals
Jan 27

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appointed

Appeal Committee-appointed Jan 27
Standing Orders Committee-appointed Feb 4
The Lords following, with the Chairman of
Committees, were named of the Committee:
-E. Cadogan (Ld. Privy Seal), M. Win-
chester, M. Bath, E. Lathom (Ld. Cham-
berlain), E. Devon, E. Lindsay, E. Carnarvon,
E. Milltown, E. Belmore, E. Powis, E.
Verulam, E. Morley, E. Amherst, E. Cam-
perdown, E. Ducie, E. Sydney, E. Wharn-
cliffe, E. de Montalt, V. [utchinson, V.
Hardinge, V. Eversley, V. Oxenbridge, L.
de Ros, L. Clinton, L. Saye and Sele, L.
Balfour of Burley, L. Boyle, L. Digby, L.
Thurlow, L. Hopetoun, L. Foxford, L.
Colchester, L. Silchester, L. Kintore, L.
Sudeley, L. Belper, L. Ilartismere, L. Wol-
verton, L. Sandhurst, and L. Colville of
Culross

Committee of Selection-The Lords following,
viz.-E. Morley, E. Lathom, L. Boyle, L.
Colville of Culross, with the Chairman of
Committees, were appointed a Committee to
select and propose to the Ilouse the names
of the five Lords to form a Select Committee
for the consideration of each opposed Private
Bill Jan 28

Office of the Clerk of the Parliaments and
Office of the Gentleman Usher of the Black
Rod-Select Committee appointed Feb 7.
The Lords following, with the Lord Chan-
cellor, the Lord President, the Lord Privy
Seal, and the Chairman of Committees, were
named of the Committee :-D. Richmond, D.
Saint Albans, P. Bedford, M. Salisbury, M.
Bath, E. Mount Edgcumbe (Ld. Steward), E.
Lathom (Ld. Chamberlain), E. Devon, E.
Carnarvon, E. Belmore, E. Harrowby, E.
Bradford, E. Beauchamp, E. Camperdown,
E. Granville, E. Kimberley, E. Sydney, E.
de Montalt, V. Hardinge, V. Eversley, V.
Oxenbridge, L. Colchester, L. Ker, L.
Kintore, L. Aveland, and L. Colville of
Culross

PRIVATE BILLS

All Petitions relating to Standing Orders
which shall be presented during the present
Session referred to the Standing Orders
Committee unless otherwise ordered Feb 4
Ordered, That no Private Bill brought from the

House of Commons shall be read a second
time after Friday, the 24th day of June next;
[and other Orders] Mar 3, [311] 1023

·Standing Orders, Nos. 85 § 102
Standing Orders Nos. 85 and 102 amended,
Aug 11, [319] 1; to be printed as amended
(No. 227)

Ordered, That Standing Orders Nos. 92. and
93. be suspended; and that the time for
depositing petitions praying to be heard
against Private and Provisional Order Con-
firmation Bills, which would otherwise ex-
pire during the adjournment of the House at
Easter, be extended to the first day on which
the House shall sit after the recess Mar 31
Ordered that Standing Orders Nos. 92. and
93. be suspended; and that the time for
depositing petitions praying to be heard
against Private and Provisional Order Con-
firmation Bills, which would otherwise ex-
pire during the adjournment of the House at
Whitsuntide, be extended to the first day on
which the House shall sit after the recess
May 23

Ordered, That Standing Orders Nos. 72. and
82. be suspended for the remainder of the
Session June 17