Moved that an humble Address be presented to Her Majesty in the matter of the Kirwee Booty, praying Her Majesty to refer the questions in dispute between the troops en- titled to the prize money and the Indian Department to the cognizance of a judicial tribunal, under the provisions of the Act 3d & 4th Vict. cap. 65. sect. 22. or of the Act 3d & 4th Will. IV. cap. 41. sect. 4., and in accordance with the unanimous views ex- pressed by the Royal Commissioners on Army Prize in the 7th paragraph of their Report dated 3d May 1864 (Earl of Harrowby) July 19, [212] 1404; after short debate, Mo- tion withdrawn
India-Mr. Denis Fitzpatrick
Question, Mr. J. Lowther; Answer, Mr. Grant Duff; short debate thereon August 6, [213]
Motion for, Address for "Copy of the Record in the Badshapore Suit,' or so much of it as relates to Mr. Denis Fitzpatrick, and which will be found at pages 28 and 53 of the Record, being the depositions of the collector and magistrate of Meerut, and of Mr. Fitz- patrick in the Court of the Deputy Commis- sioner at Delhi" (General Forester) August 9, [213] 841
Amendt. to add the words " together with a Copy of a Letter from Mr. Denis Fitzpatrick to the Under Scretary of State for India, dated the 8th August 1872" (Mr. Grant Duff); Question, "That those words be there added," put, and agreed to; main Question, as amended, put, and agreed to
International Society, The Correspondence respecting, Question, Mr. Baillie Cochrane; Answer, Mr. Gladstone Feb 26, [209] 1025
French and Spanish Circulars, Questions, Mr. Baillie Cochrane; Answers, Mr. Gladstone Mar 19, [210] 244; Mar 21, 401; Observa- tions, Mr. Baillie Cochrane; Reply, Mr. Bruce; debate thereon April 12, 1183; Question, Mr. Barclay: Answer, Mr. Baillie Cochrane; short debate thereon April 15, 1268
Correspondence with Spain-P.P. [502]
Intoxicating Liquor (Licensing) Bill (The Earl of Kimberley)
210] c. Question, Mr. Locke; Answer, Mr. Bruce Mar 18, 117; Question, Mr. Hardcastle; Answer, Mr. Bruce April 15, 1269
(Mr. Charley, Dr. Brewer, Dr. Lyon Playfair) c. Ordered; read 1°* Feb 7 [Bill 6] Bill read 2o, after short debate Mar 6, [209].
Committee ; Report April 9
Committee (on re-comm); Report May 3
Presented; read 1, after short debate April 16,
211] Read 2, after debate May 2, 74
1. Read 1* (The Earl of Shaftesbury) May 31 Read 2*, and referred to a Select Committee
June 20 And, on June 21, the Lords following were named of the Committee:-E. Derby, E. Shaftesbury, E. Morley, L. Bp. London, L. Boyle, L. Saltersford, L. Wharncliffe, L. Skelmersdale, L. Portman, L. Egerton, L. Kesteven, and L. Fitzwalter
Report of Select Comm. July 4 (P. P. No. 188)
. Re-comm.; Committee June 7, 1332 (No. 106) Report June 10 (No. 131)
Read 3 June 13, 1665; after short debate, Bill passed
c. Read 10 (Mr. Secretary Bruce) June 17 [Bill 198] 212] Bill read 2o, after long debate July 11, 957 . Section 28, Question, Mr. Wheelhouse; An- swer, Mr. Bruce July 18, 1363
Committee, after short debate July 23, 1874
Clause 1 (Short title) agreed to
. Clause 2 (Extent of Act), 1674
Moved, "That Progress be reported" (Mr. Bruce); Motion agreed to; Committee-R.P.
. Committee July 27, 1954
Clause 22 (Analysis of intoxicating liquor)
Closing Licensed Premises in case of Riot
. Clause 23 (Power of Justices to close licensed premises in case of riot), 1955
. Clause 24 (Times of closing), 1956; Com- mittee-R.P.
213] Questions, Colonel Corbett, Colonel Bartte- lot; Answers, Mr. Bruce July 30, 109 Committee August 2, 313
. Clause 24 (Times of closing), 313 Clause 25 (Punishment of persons found on premises during closing hours), agreed to
. Clause 26 (Exemption from closing by order of local authority in respect of certain trades. See 28 & 29 Vict. c. 77, s. 2), 333
. Clause 27 (Amendment of law as to refreshment- houses), 339
Intoxicating Liquor (Licensing) Bill—cont. Repeated Convictions
213] Clause 28 (Forfeiture of license on repeated convictions), 341
Clause 29 (Conviction after five years not to increase penalty), 345
Clause 30 (Omission to record conviction on license), agreed to
Clause 31 (Penalty for defacing record of con- viction on license) agreed to; Committee-
. Committee August 2, 346
Entry on Premises
Clause 32 (Entry on premises by inspectors and constables)
. Clause 33 (Register of licenses), 349
Amendment of Law as to Grant of Licenses
. Clause 34 (Licensing committee in counties),
. Clause 35 (Licensing committee in boroughs), 361
Clause 36 (Stipendiary Magistrates may act as licensing justices), verbally amended, and agreed to
. Clause 37 (New licenses and transfer of licenses), 363
. Clause 38 (Renewal of licenses), 366
. Clause 39 (Confirmation of licenses), 367 Clause 40 (Disqualifications for licenses) agreed
. Clause 41 (Annual value necessary for grant of license), 367
Clause 42 (Regulations as to licenses), 370 . Clause 43 (Six-day licenses), 371
. Clause 44 (Summary proceedings for police offences, penalties), 372
Clause 45 (Appeal to quarter sessions) agreed to Clause 46 (Continuance of license during pendency of an appeal), agreed to
. Clause 47 (Exclusion of certiorari), 373
. Clause 48 (Record of convictions), 373
. Clause 49 (Regulations for the protection of owners of licensed premises), 374
. Clause 50 (Evidence of endorsements and re- gister), 375
Clause 51 (Saving for other Acts) agreed to
Clause 52 (Disqualification of justices), 375 Clause 53 (Extension of jurisdiction of justices), agreed to
Clause 54 (Evidence), struck out
Clause 55 (Avoidance of excise license on for- feiture of license), agreed to
Clause 56 (Production of license by holder), agreed to
Clause 57 (Ascertaining of population), struck
. Clause 58 (Notices may be served by post), 376 Clause 59 (Enactment as to schedules), agreed
. Clause 60 (Saving of certain rights), 377; Com- mittee-R.P.
Committee August 5, 460
Clause 60 (Saving of certain rights) agreed to
Intoxicating Liquor (Licensing) Bill-cont.
213] Clause 61 (Interpretation); after short debate, Clause agreed to, 460
Clause 62 (Repeal of Acts mentioned in sche- dule) amended, and agreed to
. Postponed Clause 60 A (License as defined by Act not required for certain retail sales), 462 . New Clause (License as defined by Act not re- quired for certain retail sales), 464
Amendts. moved (Sir Henry Selwin-Ibbet- son) and, after long discussion, agreed to New Clause to follow Clause 27 (Local autho- rity may grant occasional licenses exempting from provisions relating to closing during certain hours) agreed to
.New Clause (Closing of premises); after de- bate, Clause agreed to, 483
New Clause (Interpretation-"spirit grocer," "Excise license," &c.) amended, and agreed to . New Clause (No renewal of a license to be granted to spirit grocers without certificate of justices) amended, and agreed to, 499 New Clauses (Penalty on spirit grocer if liquor drunk on premises); (Evasion of law as to drinking on premises of spirit grocer); (In- ternal communication between premises of spirit grocer and house of public resort) agreed to
New Clause (Justices and constables may enter premises of spirit grocer during prohibited hours) agreed to, 499
New Clause (Repeated convictions) agreed to .New Clause to follow Clause 13 (Evidence may be given as to previous offences) agreed to, 500
New Clause (Qualification of house) amended, and agreed to, 501
New Clause (Transfer or renewal in case of forfeiture) negatived
. Moved, after Clause 43, to insert as separate clauses 43 (A) (Application to remove li- cense); and 43 (B) (Mode of removal) (Sir Henry Selwin-Ibbetson), 508; after short debate, Clauses amended accordingly, and agreed to
.New Clause (Protection of licensed persons) amended, and agreed to, 509
On Motion of Sir Henry Selwin-Ibbetson, the following new clauses were substituted for Clauses 54 and 57:-Clause 54 (Evidence); Clause 57 (Regulations as to closing of houses, &c.); Amended Clause 57 (A) (Police superannuation fund entitled to moiety of penalties); Clause 57 (B) (Limit of miti- gation of penalties); and Clause 57 (C) (Regulations as to retail licenses of wholesale dealers)
Schedule 1, 510
Schedule 2, 512
Preamble amended, and agreed to; Title agreed to Bill reported
Intoxicating Liquor (Licensing) Bill—cont. 213] Debate resumed August 7, 647; Question put, and agreed to; Bill considered; after debate, Bill re-committed in respect of Clause 25, New Clause 30A, and Schedule 1; Committee; Amendts. made, 680
After further short debate, Report; Considered Moved, "That the Bill be now read 3°;" after further short debate, Bill read 3°, and passed, with Amendts.
.1. Commons' Amendts. considered August 8, 686 (No. 295) Some of the Amendts. agreed to; some agreed to, with Amendts. ; and one disagreed to, and a Committee appointed to prepare reasons to be offered to the Commons for the Lords dis- agreeing to the said Amendt. ; the Committee to meet forthwith; Report from the Com- mittee of a reason for the Lords disagreeing to the said Amendt., read, and agreed to; and a message sent to the Commons to return the said Bill with the reason and Amendts.
c. Lords Amendts. considered August 8 Resolved, That this House doth not insist on their Amendt. to which The Lords have dis- agreed, and agree to the Amendts. made by The Lords to the Amendts. made by this House to the Bill
7. Royal Assent August 10 [35 & 36 Vict. c. 94]
Intoxicating Liquors Bill (Sir Robert Anstruther)
Question, Mr. Crawford; Answer, Sir Robert Anstruther April 22, [210] 1632
Intoxicating Liquors Law Amendment Bill
(Sir Robert Anstruther, Sir Harcourt Johnstone, Mr. Thomas Hughes, Mr. Morrison)
c. Acts read; considered in Committee; Bill ordered read 10 Feb 20 [Bill 62] Bill withdrawn * July 26 ·
MISCELLANEOUS QUESTIONS
Bank Holidays Act, Question, Mr. Vance; Answer, The Attorney General for Ireland Mar 18, [210] 117
Bankruptcy Law, Question, Mr. Pim; Answer, The Attorney General for Ireland Feb 19, [209] 652
Board of Public Works (Ireland), Question, Mr. Synan; Answer, Mr. Baxter April 18, [210] 1475; April 22, 1631
Case of William James Gray, Question, Mr. McClure; Answer, The Marquess of Harting- ton July 23, [212] 1625
Case of the Rev. R. O'Keeffe- Parish of Callan, Petition presented (The Earl of Harrowby) July 18, [212] 1343; after short debate, Petition to lie on the Table;-Committee of Supply-Irish Education Vote, Observations, Mr. Bouverie; long debate thereon August 5, [213] 515
Cashel Barracks, Question, Mr. Stacpoole, Answer, Mr. Cardwell May 2, [211] 104 ;- Sickness at, Question, Mr. Stacpoole; An- swer, Mr. Cardwell May 30, 835 Challenge of Jurors, Questions, Mr. Digby, Sir John Gray; Answers, The Attorney General for Ireland August 5, [213] 451 County Officers Regulation, Question, Mr. Vance; Answer, The Marquess of Hartington April 29, [210] 1934
Courts of Quarter Sessions (Ireland), Question, Observations, Lord Westbury; Reply, Lord O'Hagan Mar 21, [210] 501
Criminal Law-Case of Mr. Michael Roche, Question, Mr. Butt; Answer, The Marquess of Hartington April 29, [210] 1931; Ques- tion, Mr. Butt; Answer, The Attorney General for Ireland May 6, [211] 284 Customs Clerks, Dublin, Question, Mr. Pim; Answer, Mr. Baxter Feb 26, [209] 1024; June 6, [211] 1270
Drainage Act Amendment, Question, Viscount Crichton; Answer, Mr. Baxter Mar 18, [210] 118
Exemption from Taxation, Question, Colonel
Taylor; Answer, The Chancellor of the Exchequer May 6, [211] 286
Fermoy Barracks, Question, Colonel C. Lindsay; Answer, Mr. Cardwell May 9, [211] 503
Floods in the Shannon Valley, Question, Major Trench; Answer, The Chancellor of the Exchequer August 9, [213] 838 Freemasonry-Case of David Farrell, Ques- tion, Mr. O'Reilly; Answer, The Attorney General for Ireland June 17, [211] 1854 Intoxicating Liquor Licensing, Question, Mr. Pim; Answer, The Marquess of Hartington, April 29, [210] 1930
Intoxication by Ether, Question, Colonel Stuart Knox; Answer, The Marquess of Hartington June 3, [211] 1024
Irish Church Act Amendment, Question, Mr. Kavanagh; Answer, The Marquess of Hartington July 18, [212] 1366
Irish Church Temporalities Commissioners, Question, The Earl of Longford; Answers, The Earl of Dufferin, The Lord Romilly Feb 9, [209] 180;-Sales of Land, Question, Mr. Heron; Answer, The Marquess of Hartington June 10, [211] 1515;-Income Tax on Commutations, Question, Mr. Kavanagh; Answer, Mr. Gladstone Feb 29, [209] 1151; Question, Mr. Pim; Answer, The Marquess of Hartington July 8, [212]789
Appointment of a Commission, Questions, Mr. P. Smyth, Mr. Maguire; Answers, The Mar- quess of Hartington July 5, [212] 701;— Report of the Commission, Question, Mr. Maguire; Answer, The Marquess of Hart- ington August 8, [213] 704
Derry Celebrations-Costs of Colonel Hillier, Question, Captain Archdall; Answer, The Marquess of Hartington July 11, [212] 946 Dublin Metropolitan Police, Question, Mr. Callan; Answer, The Marquess of Harting- ton July 8, [212] 794;-Resignations in the Force, Questions, Mr. Maguire; Answers, The Marquess of Hartington July 11, 955 Irish Fisheries Protection, Question, Viscount St. Lawrence; Answer, The Marquess of Hartington June 24, [212] 104; - Irish Fisheries, Grant in Aid, Question, Mr. Butt; Answer, The Marquess of Hartington August 9, [213] 839
Irish Labourers -- Legislation, Question, Mr. Maguire; Answer, The Marquess of Harting- ton Feb 8, [209] 143;-Labourers Dwellings, Question, Mr. Whitwell; Answer, The Marquess of Hartington August 5, [213] 455 Irish Railways, Question, Mr. Maguire; Answer, Mr. Gladstone Feb 19, [209] 645 Landlord and Tenant (Ireland) Act (1870), Question, Sir Hervey Bruce; Answer, Mr. Gladstone Mar 14, [209] 1947; Observations, Question, The Earl of Leitrim; Reply, The Earl of Kimberley; short debate thereon August 1, [213] 232
Legislation relating to Ireland, Question, The Marquess of Clanricarde; Answer, The Earl of Dufferin Mar 21, [210] 483 Lighthouses for Lough Swilly, Questions, Mr. Conolly; Answer, Mr. Chichester Fortescue July 4, [212] 632
List of Magistracy, Revision of, Questions, Mr. Callan; Answers, The Marquess of Harting- ton August 9, [213] 839; Questions, Mr. Callan, Mr. Whalley, Mr. Whitwell; An- swers, The Attorney General for Ireland August 10, 864
Local Boards of Management, Question, Mr. Kavanagh; Answer, The Marquess of Hart- ington Mar 1, [209] 1214
Local Government Board Act (1871), Observa- tions, Mr. Delahunty; Reply, The Marquess of Hartington; short debate thereon April 26, [210] 1920-Corporation of Dublin, Ques- tion, Colonel Stuart Knox; Answer, The Attorney General for Ireland August 5, [213] 453
Local Legislation-Facilities for, Question, Mr. Heron; Answer, The Marquess of Hartington April 29, [210] 1933
Murder of Mrs. Neill at Rathgar-Altar De- nunciations, Question, Mr. Whalley; An- swer, The Marquess of Hartington June 14, [211] 1743; June 18, 1933; Question, Obser- vations, Colonel Taylor; Reply, The Attorney General for Ireland June 20, 1984
National Education (Ireland) Masters and Assistants of National Schools, Question, Mr. P. Smyth; Answer, Mr. Baxter June 14, [211] 1743 National Schools (Ireland)-Registers, Ques- tion, Mr. O'Reilly; Answer, The Marquess of Hartington July 17, [212] 1299; July 25, 1759
Salaries of Teachers, Questions, Mr. Synan, Sir Frederick W. Heygate; Answers, The Marquess of Hartington April 29, [210] 1929 38th Report, Parl. P. Report for 1871-72
Office of Coroner, Question, Mr. Vance; Answer, The Marquess of Hartington Feb 23, [209] 948 Orange Celebrations-The Antrim Artillery— Lord Massereene, Question, Mr. Maguire; Answer, Mr. Cardwell July 26, [212] 1885 Parliamentary Representation Cashel and Sligo, Question, Sir Colman O'Loghlen; An- swer, The Marquess of Hartington Feb 12, [209] 205
[See title Ireland-Borough Representation] Parochial Registers The Disestablished Church, Question, Mr. Pim; Answer, The Attorney General for Ireland Feb 12, [209] 205; June 6, [211] 1270
Peace Preservation (Ireland) Act
Charges for "Extra Force," Question, Sir Hervey Bruce; Answer, The Marquess of Hartington April 25, [210] 1811 County of Louth, &c., Question, Mr. Callan; Answer, The Marquess of Hartington August 8, [213] 707
Dundalk, Question, Mr. Callan; Answer, The Marquess of Hartington Mar 26, [210] 689 Extra Police in Mayo, Question, Mr. G. Browne; Answer, The Marquess of Hartington Feb 23, [209] 952
Ireland-Army Agents' Clerks Motion for "
Copies of the Correspondence which had passed between the War Office and the Treasury on the subject of pensions and annuities to the clerks employed by Army Agents in Ireland who had lost their means of livelihood in consequence of the War Office Regulations which came into force on the 1st of October, 1871" (The Viscount Midle- ton) April 11, [210] 1083; after short debate, Motion agreed to (Parl. P. 135)
Proclamation of the County of Armagh, Ques-Ireland-Borough Representation tion, Mr. Wingfield Verner; Answer, The Marquess of Hartington July 25, [212] 1757 State of Westmeath, Question, Mr. P. Smyth; Answer, The Attorney General for Ireland Feb 8, [209] 142
Poor Law (Ireland)-Union Rating, Question, Mr. M'Mahon; Answer, The Marquess of Hartington May 30, [211] 837
Poor Law Unions, Questions, Observations, The Earl of Longford, The Marquess of Clanricarde; Answers, The Earl of Dufferin Mar 11, [209] 1749
Rev. R. O'Keeffe, Correspondence-Parl. P. 244; Debate in Committee of Supply August 5, [213] 515
Irish Mails-Milford, Question, Mr. Gilpin; Answer, Mr. Monsell June 13, [211] 1684— Mails to the South of Ireland, Question, Mr. Delahunty; Answer, Mr. Monsell May 30, 831 Irish Postmasters, Question, Mr. G. Browne; Answer, Mr. Monsell May 3, [211] 193 Private Bill Legislation, Question, Mr. Pim ; Answer, Mr. Gladstone Feb 12, [209] 212 Public Education, Question, Mr. Leslie; An- swer, Mr. Gladstone Feb 23, [209] 946 Public Meetings Phoenix Park, Question, Mr. Butt; Answer, Mr. Gladstone April 30, [210] 2017 Reformatories and Industrial Schools, Question, Mr. O'Reilly; Answer, The Marquess of Hartington June 10, [211] 1512
Royal Residence in Ireland, Question, Mr. Stacpoole; Answer, Mr. Gladstone Feb 15, [209] 467; April 23, [210] 1678; July 18, [212] 1360
State of Ireland-Recent County__Elections, Observations, Lord Dunsany; Reply, The Earl of Kimberley; short debate thereon June 24, [212] 91 Superannuation Allowances
Valuation De- partment, Question, The O'Conor Don; Answer, Mr. Baxter July 12, [212] 1039 VOL. CCXIII. [THIRD SERIES.] [cont.
Moved, "That, inasmuch as the manufacturing, commercial, and trading interests of Ireland are not sufficiently represented in Parliament, and it is not expedient that its borough re- presentation should continue lessened by the disfranchisement of Cashel and Sligo, it is the opinion of this House that Her Majesty's Government should forthwith introduce and promote a Bill to authorize and empower the several towns of the county of Tipperary to elect and return one Member, and the several towns of the county of Sligo, in conjunction with the seaport towns of Ballina and West- port, to elect and return one other Member to the Imperial Parliament " (Mr. Delahunty) May 10, [211] 631 [House counted out] Ireland-Civil Service Salaries
Moved, "That, in the opinion of this House,
having regard to the great increase that has in late years occurred in the cost of living in Ireland, the scale of salaries applied to offices of the Civil Service there should be reconsidered, with a view to placing the servants employed in such offices on an equality as to remuneration with those per- forming corresponding duties in England" (Mr. Plunket) April 30, [210] 2019; after debate, Motion withdrawn
Ireland-Clerks of the Peace Moved, an Address for
Return of the num- clerks of the peace
ber and names of the of the several counties, cities, and towns in Ireland who are ex officio registrars of the courts of quarter session, and their resi- dences, and which of them perform their duties in person and which by deputy, and the amount of the salary and other emolu- ments received by each clerk during the year 1871, and which of such clerks and deputies respectively are attornies" (The Lord West- bury) Mar 22; Motion agreed to (Parl. P. No. 300)
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