COWPER-TEMPLE, Right Hon. W. F.-cont.
Supply-Copyhold, Inclosure, and Tithe Com-
missions, [211] 1534

Houses of Parliament, [212] 447
National Gallery, [212] 457

New Offices in Downing Street, [212] 452
Thames Embankment (Land), Comm. [212]

1586

Wild Birds Protection, Consid. Schedule, [212]

1298

CRAUFURD, Mr. E. H. J., Ayr, &c.

Church Seats, Comm. [212] 1294; cl. 3, 1297
211] Education (Scotland), Comm. cl. 1, 1083; cl. 2,
1196; cl. 5, 1288; cl. 8, 1304; cl. 39, 1359;
cl. 51, 1617, 1619; cl. 52, 1629, 1705, 1710;
cl. 59, 1715; cl. 64, 1748; cl. 65, 1759,
1940; cl. 66, Amendt. 1996; cl. 67, 2004;
cl. 68, 2008, 2009, 2010; cl. 77, 2023, 2024
212] Consid. cl. 58, 170; cl. 66, ib.; cl. 68, 175
213] Lords Amendts. 165

Endowed Schools and IIospitals (Scotland),
Address for a Commission, [210] 1879
Intoxicating Liquors, [210] 1632
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council-Sir
R. Collier, Res. [209] 731

Local Taxation, Res. [210] 1384

Mines (Coal) Regulation, Comm. cl. 48, [212]
524, 651

Municipal Corporations (Borough Funds), 2R.
[210] 321, 323

Parliament-Business of the House, [209] 215,
299; Res. 1044, 1057

Parliamentary and Municipal Elections, Comm.
cl. 16, [210] 1652; Schedule 1, [211] 126;
Consid. Schedule 1, Motion for Adjournment,
562; Lords Amendts. [212] 376, 379
Polling Places (Scotland), Motion for Returns,
[211] 974

Poor Law (Scotland), Leave, [209] 318; 2R.
[210] 1034

Public Health (Salary), Report, [212] 1074
Steamship Redgauntlet," Motion for an
Address, [209] 346

Supply-Law Charges, Treasury, [211] 1552
Thanksgiving in the Metropolitan Cathedral,
[209] 657

CRAWFORD, Mr. R. W., London

Church Seats, Comm. [212] 1292; cl. 3,
Amendt. 1295, 1296

Court of Chancery (Funds), 2R. Amendt. [210]
778, 795; Comm. [211] 687; cl. 18, 695;
cl. 21, ib.; Consid. 1722

Customs and Inland Revenue, Consid. add. cl.
[211] 1903

India-Drafts on London, [211] 1856

Metric System, [209] 1152
India-Bombay, Old Bank of, Res. [211] 244
Metage of Grain (Port of London), 2R. [210]
1254; Comm. 1261

Metropolis-Thames Embankment, [212] 792
Metropolitan Street Improvements, Res. [210]

CRIMINAL LAW AND POLICE

Ashford Magistrates, The, Question, Mr. Brady;
Answer, Mr. Bruce April 23, [210] 1684
Ashton-under-Lyne· Conduct of the Police,
Question, Mr. Mellor; Answer, Mr. Bruce
July 12, [212] 1040

Assault on the late Mr. Murphy, Questions,
Mr. Newdegate, Mr. Percy Wyndham; An-
swers, Mr. Bruce May 6, [211] 285
Broadmoor Asylum-Maintenance of Criminal
Lunatics, Question, Mr. White; Answer, Mr.
Bruce May 13, [211] 651

Brutal Assaults on Women, Questions, Mr.
Montague Guest; Answers, The Attorney
General, Mr. Straight May 6, [211] 285

Case of Albert Charles Griffin, Question, Lord
George Hamilton ; Answer, Mr. Bruce
August 5, [213] 454

Case of John Richard Dymond, Question, Sir
Stafford Northcote; Answer, The Lord Ad-
vocate June 17, [211] 1855

Case of Mr. John Goodered and the Police,
Questions, Mr. Yorke, Mr. Osborne; An-
swers, Mr. Bruce, Mr. Speaker Mar 25, [210]

594

Case of Mr. Michael Roche, Question, Mr.
Butt; Answer, The Marquess of Hartington
April 29, [210] 1931; Question, Mr. Butt;
Answer, The Attorney General for Ireland
May 6, [211] 284

Case of William Bisgrove, Question, Mr.
Neville Grenville; Answer, Mr. Bruce
Feb 19, [209] 647

Case of William James Gray, Question, Mr.
M'Clure; Answer, The Marquess of Harting-
ton July 23, [212] 1625

Collumpton Magistrates-Case of John Webber,
Question, Mr. Kay-Shuttleworth; Answer,
Mr. Bruce June 10, [211] 1507; June 13,
1686

Convict Establishments

Dartmoor Prison,

Question, Mr. Kennaway; Answer, Mr. Bruce
Mar 15, [210] 39

Convict Labour, Employment of-Wakefield
Prison-See that title

Crickhowell Union-Lunatics, Question, Sir
Joseph Bailey; Answer, Mr. Bruce June 6,
[211] 1273
Defacement of Walls, &c., Question, Mr. Peek;
Answer, Mr. Bruce Mar 22, [210] 531

[cont.

CRIMINAL LAW-cont.

Exhibitions, Dangerous-Women and Children,
Observations, Lord Buckhurst; Reply, The
Earl of Morley June 14, [211] 1733
Extradition of Criminals-See that title
Extradition Treaties-France and Belgium-
Marguerite Diablancs, Question, Sir George
Jenkinson : Answer, Viscount Enfield
April 23, [210] 1681

Fees at the Mansion House and Guildhall,
Question, Mr. Gilpin; Answer, Mr. Bruce
August 1, [213] 247

Freemasonry-Case of David Farrell, Ques-
tion, Mr. O'Reilly; Answer, The Attorney
General for Ireland June 17, [211] 1834
Metropolitan Police-Alleged Violence at Acton,
Question, Mr. Eykyn; Answer, Mr. Bruce
July 8, [212] 791

Oxfordshire Magistrates-Case of Mr. Norris,
Question, Mr. Locke; Answer, Mr. Bruce
June 7, [211] 1349

Park Lane Murder, The, Question, Mr. H. R.
Brand; Answer, Mr. Bruce April 11, [210]

1090

Police, Retiring Allowances to the Rural, Ques-
tion, Mr. C. S. Read; Answer, Mr. Bruce
Feb 26, [209] 1023

Prevention of Crimes Act, 1871 - Dealers in
Old Metal, Question, Mr. Bowring; Answer,
Mr. Bruce April 8, [210] 891

Prison Congress, international, London, Ques-
tions, Observations, The Earl of Carnarvon :
Reply, The Marquess of Lansdowne April 26,
[210] 1880

Prosecutions, Costs of-Local Taxation, Ques-
tions, Mr. Pell, Mr. Magniac; Answers, Mr.
Baxter Feb 16, [209] 526

Prosecutions Treasury Revision of Costs,

Question, Mr. Waterhouse; Answer, Mr.
Bruce May 9, [211] 504; Question, Mr.
Wharton; Answer, Mr. Bruce June 13, 1685
Public Meetings at Chelsea-Riotous Proceed-
ings, Question, Lord George Hamilton; An-
swer, Mr. Bruce Mar 15, [210] 47
Reformatory and Industrial Schools, Question,
Mr. O'Reilly; Answer, Mr. Bruce Feb 8,
[209] 143

The Droitwich Magistrates-Assault on a Boy,
Question, Mr. Sherriff; Answer, Mr. Bruce
July 8, [212] 793

The Tichborne Case

Tichborne v. Lushington-Prosecution_of_the
"Claimant" for Perjury, Questions, Mr.
Eykyn, Mr. Scourfield; Answers, The Attor-
ney General Mar 7, [209] 1529; Question,
Mr. Neville-Grenville; Answer, The Attorney
General April 8, [210] 888; Question, Mr.
Mellor; Answer, The Chancellor of the
Exchequer May 2, [211] 102; Question, Mr.
Onslow; Answer, The Chancellor of the
Exchequer May 7, 372; Questions, Mr. J.
D. Lewis, Mr. Whalley, Mr. Onslow; An-
swers, The Chancellor of the Exchequer,
The Attorney General June 6, 1271; Ques-
tion, Observations, Mr. Whalley; Reply, The
Chancellor of the Exchequer July 12, [212]
1118; Question, Mr. Eykyn; Answer, The
Attorney General July 15, 1138; Question,
Mr. Whalley; Answer, Mr. Winterbotham
August 10, [213] 866

CRIMINAL LAW-cont.
The Queen v. Castro

Moved, "That there be laid before this House,
a Copy of all Applications made to the Secre-
tary of State for the Home Department or to
the Solicitor of the Treasury as to providing
the means for the defendant in the case of
The Queen v. Castro alias Tichborne to bring
forward witnesses in his defence, and for such
information as to the evidence that will be
brought forward in support of the prosecu-
tion as the defendant would have been entitled
to receive if he had been committed for trial
by any other process than that of the Order
of a Judge at Nisi Prius; together with the
Replies that have been made to such Applica-
tions" (Mr. Whalley) August 9, [213] 846;
after short debate, Question put, and nega-
tived

Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1871-
Picketing

Question, Observations, Mr. Vernon Harcourt;
Reply, Mr. Gladstone; short debate thereon
July 15, [212] 1130

Criminal Law-Reformatory and Indus-
trial Schools

Amendt. on Committee of Supply May 10, To
leave out from "That," and add" all Schools
for poor children, aided by public money,
should be under one general Education De-
partment; and that Industrial Schools should
not be treated as penal institutions, but that
children of tender age, whether merely
vagrants or convicted of minor offences,
should, after any due correction, be sent to
such Schools for the rest of their childhood,
as to educational establishments where they
may be trained to industry" (Sir Charles
Adderley) v. [211] 608; Question proposed,
That the words, &c.; after long debate,
Question put, and agreed to

Criminal Law-Release of the Whitehaven
Rioters-The late Mr. Murphy
Assault on the late Mr. Murphy, Questions,
Mr. Newdegate, Mr. Percy Wyndham; An-
swers, Mr. Bruce May 6, [211] 285
Amendt. on Committee of Supply May 31, To
leave out from " That," and add "in the
opinion of this House, the release of the
Whitehaven rioters before the expiration of
their sentence was not warranted by the cir-
cumstances of the case, and has a tendency
to weaken the deterrent power of the Law
against offences of a like character " (Mr.
Percy Wyndham) v. 949; Question pro-
posed, "That the words, &c.; after de-
bate, Amendt. withdrawn

Moved that an humble Address be presented
to Her Majesty, praying that Her Majesty
will be graciously pleased to lay before this
House all correspondence relative to the
release of prisoners convicted of assault on
the late Mr. Murphy, whether between the
Roman Catholic chaplain of the jail in which
such prisoners were confined, or with the
visiting or other magistrates of the county
or borough in which the conviction of the

Criminal Prosecutions-Treasury Revision
of Costs

Amendt. on Committee of Supply Mar 15, To
leave out from " That," and add "it is
desirable that the Home Office should draw
up such an uniform Scale of Fees and Allow-
ances for Criminal Prosecutions in Counties,
Cities, and Boroughs, for general use, as
shall ensure the efficient administration of
justice; and that all such expenses herein-
after incurred shall be wholly defrayed by
funds appropriated for this purpose by Par-
liament" (Sir Massey Lopes) v. [210] 51;
Question proposed, "That the words, &c. ;"
after debate, Amendt. withdrawn
Question, Mr. Waterhouse; Answer, Mr.
Bruce May 9, [211] 504; Question, Mr.
Wharton; Answer, Mr. Bruce June 13, 1685
Prosecutions, Costs of Local Taxation, Ques-
tions, Mr. Pell, Mr. Magniac; Answers, Mr.
Baxter Feb 16, [209] 526

CROSS, Mr. R. Assheton, Lancashire,
S.W.

Army Commissions-University Candidates,
[211] 1278

Bastardy Laws Amendment, 2R. [211] 1974
Burials, 2R. [209] 354; Comm. Preamble,
805; cl. 2, 812

Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, Office of,
[212] 1753

Civil Service Estimates, [209] 1950
Corrupt Practices, [212] 950

County Court Judges-Travelling Expenses,
[213] 47

Criminal Prosecutions, Res. [210] 62
Ecclesiastical Courts, &c. 2R. [213] 188, 209
Fiji Islands, Motion for an Address, [212] 218

[cont.

Intoxicating Liquor (Licensing), Comm. cl. 12,
[212] 1696; cl. 13, 1704

Judicial Committee of the Privy Council-Sir
R. Collier, Address for Papers, [209] 140;
Res. 658, 671, 690, 693

Juries, 2R. [211] 703
Mines (Coal) Regulation, [211] 911; Comm.
cl. 4, [212] 29; cl. 11, 45; cl. 48, 650; cl. 58,
Amendt. 663, 664; cl. 63, 665

Municipal Corporations (Wards), 3R. [212] 748
Parliament-Private Legislation, Res. [211]

1668

Parliament-Public Business, Res. [212] 1430
209] Parliamentary and Municipal Elections,
Comm. cl. 1, 1207, 1208, 1962; Amendt.
1965, 1966

210] cl. 2, 937, 938; cl. 3, 1276; cl. 4, 1297;
cl. 5, 1529; cl. 6, 1635; cl. 18, 1662;
Schedule 1, 1947, 1968, 1971, 1972
211] Consid. cl. 4, 530; cl. 23, 543; Schedule 1,
547; Amendt. 550, 555; Amendt. 665, 670
212] Lords Amendts. 379

Public Health, Comm. cl. 20, Amendt. [212]
1398, 1399, 1401; cl. 41, 1493,1494, 1495;
cl. 43, Amendt. 1496

Public Prosecutors, Comm. [211] 1960
Royal Parks and Gardens, Comm. cl. 5, [209]

1011

Supply-Civil Services, [211] 1050

Privy Council, [211] 977, 982

CUBITT, Mr. G., Surrey, W.
Burials, 2R. [209] 371
National Debt, [210] 886

Property and Revenues of the Church of Eng-
land, Address for a Commission, [212] 564
Registrars of Deeds, &c. (Middlesex), [211]
1848

Supply Civil Service Commission, [211] 1533

Currency Laws

Amendt. on Committee of Supply April 19, To
leave out from "That," and add "in the
opinion of this House, it is expedient that,
as far as practicable, equal laws should pre-
vail throughout Great Britain and Ireland,
and that Her Majesty's Government should
forthwith bring in a Bill to regulate and
reform the Currency Laws of the United
Kingdom, so as that the same system should
prevail and be applicable in every part of
the realm" (Mr. Delahunty) v. [210] 1573;
Question proposed, "That the words, &c.;"
after debate, Amendt. withdrawn
[See title Mint-The Royal]
Custody of Infants Bill

(Mr. William Fowler, Mr. Andrew Johnston, Mr.
Mundella)

c. Ordered; read 10* Mar 20

[Bill 93]

Moved, "That the Bill be now read 20"
June 13, [211] 1724

Moved, "That the debate be now adjourned"
(Mr. James Lowther)

[House counted out]
2R. Debate adjourned June 27
Read 20* July 3

*

Committee -R.P. July 17

Committee July 18, [212] 1403 [House counted
out]
Committee [dropped]

-Competitive Examinations

Question, Lord George Hamilton; Answer,
Mr. Baxter June 17, [211] 1853

Education-Evening Schools, [209] 1216;
[211] 1850

209] Education (Scotland), 2R. 1550

211] Comm. 314; cl. 4, 1204; cl. 5, 1285; cl. 50,
1373; cl. 52, 1704, 1710; cl. 58, 1714;
cl. 64, 1746; cl. 65, 1759; cl. 73, 2021;
add. cl. 2027, 2029

213] Lords Amendts. 179

India-Madras Irrigation Company, [209] 867
Infant Life Protection, 2R. [209] 1491
Workshop Regulation Act (1871), [211] 1851

DALRYMPLE, Mr. D., Bath

Act of Uniformity Amendment, 3R. [211] 1087
Army Estimates-Land Forces, [209] 1380
Canadian and American Fisheries, [209] 947
Church Seats, Comm. Amendt. [212] 1291;
cl. 2, Amendt. 1295

Colonies, The, Res. [211] 917

Contagious Diseases, Leave, [209] 341
Fires, 2R. [209] 1897

Intoxicating Liquor (Licensing), 2R. [212]
998; Comm. cl. 9, 1684

Juries, 2R. [211] 703

Occasional Sermons, 2R. [212] 254
Parliament-Ascension Day, [211] 507
Parliamentary and Municipal Elections, 2R.
[209] 514: Comm. cl. 2, [210] 1094; cl. 3,
1217; Schedule 1, 1963, 1967

Roumania and Servia

Question, Sir Francis Goldsmid; Answer, Vis-
count Enfield Feb 23, [209] 946
Amendt. on Committee of Supply April 19, To
leave out from "That," and add "an humble
Address be presented to Her Majesty, praying
that there may be laid before this House,
Copies of any Correspondence respecting the
condition and treatment of the Jews in
Roumania and Servia which have passed be-
tween Her Majesty's Secretary of State and
Her Diplomatie Agents Abroad, during the
present year" (Sir Francis Goldsmid) v.
[210] 1585; Question proposed, "That the
words, &c.;" after debate, Amendt. with-
drawn

D'ARCY, Mr. M. P., Wexford Co.
University Tests (Dublin), 2R. [210] 710

DAVENPORT, Mr. W. BROMLEY-, War-
wickshire, N.

Emigration, Motion for an Address, [209] 785
French Communist Prisoners, [209] 1323
Game Laws Amendment, 2R. [209] 836
Kew Gardens-Dr. Hooker and the First Com-
missioner of Works, [213] 724, 727, 728,
749, 750

Metropolis-Hyde Park, [210] 1683
Parliamentary and Municipal Elections, Comm.
add. cl. [210] 1946

Royal Parks and Gardens, Comm. cl. 3, [209]
935; 3R. [210] 1539

Debtors (Ireland) Bill [H.L.]

(The Lord O'Hagan)

(No. 52)

1. Presented; read 1a* Mar 15
Read 2 Mar 22, [210] 485
Order for Committee discharged, and Bill re-
ferred to a Select Committee April 18
And, on April 22, the Lords following were
named of the Committee:-D. Devonshire,
V. Lifford, L. Steward, L. Saltersford, L.
Foxford, L. Somerhill, L. Monteagle of
Brandon, L. Chelmsford, L. Westbury, L.
Monck, L. Hylton, L. Cairns, L. Kildare, L.
O'Hagan; May 31, The Lord Camoys added
Report of Select Comm. June 27
Bill reported June 27

(No. 177)

667

Municipal Corporations (Borough Funds), 2R.
[210] 321

Post Office-Mails to South of Ireland, [211]
831

Proportional Representation, 2R. [212] 923

DE LA WARR, Earl

Army-Autumn Manoeuvres, [212] 1742
Army-Purchase and Scientific Corps, Address
for a Commission, [211] 1930
Inclosure Law Amendment, 2R. [212] 493
Intoxicating Liquor (Licensing), Report, add. cl.
[211] 1347, 1348

Parliament Address in Answer to the Speech,
[209] 7

Prison Ministers, 2R. [210] 1803

DENISON, Right Hon. J. E. (see SPEAKER,
The)

DENISON, Mr. C. BECKETT-, Yorkshire,
W.R., E. Div.

India-Bombay, Old Bank of, Res. [211] 225
Intoxicating Liquor (Licensing), Comm. cl. 24,
[212] 1986; cl. 37, Amendt. [213] 365
New Law Courts, Designs for, Res. [210] 583
Parliament Business of the House, Res.
[210] 101; [211] 1232

Parliament-Private Legislation, Res. [210]

510

Parliamentary and Municipal Elections, 2R.
[209] 506; Comm. cl. 1, 1210, 1959;
Amendt. 1960; Amendt. [210] 678, 686;
cl. 2, 1097; cl. 4, 1507, 1516; cl. 5, 1527;
add. cl. 1853; Schedule 1, 1964; Consid.
Schedule 1, [211] 561, 671, 673

Railways (Ireland), 2R. [212] 1339
Royal Parks and Gardens, 2R. [209] 226
Supply-Royal Parks and Gardens, [212] 434,

435

Thanksgiving Day-Return Route, [209] 469

DENMAN, Lord

Army-Guards, Brigade of, [210] 115
Army Regulation Act, [212] 6

Ecclesiastical Courts and Registries, 3R. add.
cl. [210] 390

Parliamentary and Municipal Elections, 2R.
[211] 1503; Comm. Amendt. 1800; cl. 5,
1828; add. cl. 1833, 1842; 3R. [212] 157;
Commons Amendts. 782

Treaty of Washington, [210] 1141; Motion for
an Address, [211] 1126

DENMAN, Hon. G., Tiverton

Defamation of Private Character, 2R. [211]
1257

General School of Law, Res. [209] 1275
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council-Sir

R. Collier, Res. [209] 721, 725, 726, 878
Jury System, Res. [209] 556

Kew Gardens-Dr. Hooker and the First Com-
missioner of Works, [213] 2, 20

Law Officers of the Crown, Res. [212] 71
Middlesex Registration of Deeds, 2R. Amendt.
[211] 1260

Mines (Coal) Regulation, Comm. cl. 47, [212]
507; cl. 48, 525, 643
Parliament ·

[211] 1224

-

Business of the House, Res.

Public Prosecutors, Comm. [211] 1971

DENT, Mr. J. D., Scarborough

Cattle Plague, [209] 1756;-Importation from
Russia, [212] 1755, 1756

Intoxicating Liquor (Licensing), Comm. cl. 9,
[212] 1684; cl. 12, 1692; Amendt. 1693,
1694, 1697

Land, Entailment of, Res. [210] 1020
Parliament-Private Legislation, Res. [210]
522; [211] 1669

Supply Supplementary Estimates, [209] 2006
DERBY, Earl of

Appellate Jurisdiction, Nomination of Com-
mittee, [211] 276

Indian Mutiny-Delhi, Ex-Royal Family of,
[212] 1352

Kew Gardens-Dr. Hooker, and the First Com-
missioner of Works, [213] 2

Land and House Owners, Number of, [209] 639
[cont