LAWRENCE, Mr. Alderman W., London
Customs and Inland Revenue, Comm. cl. 12,
Amendt. [211] 1556, 1559; cl. 13, 1560;
Consid. add. cl. 1903

Intoxicating Liquor (Licensing), 2R. [212]
1001; Comm. cl. 12, Amendt. 1693, 1695;
cl. 13, 1703, 1705; cl. 15, 1911; cl. 19,
1914; cl. 24, 1988; [213] 323, 324; Sche-
dule 1, 512; Consid. cl. 50, 673

Metage of Grain (Port of London), 2R. [210]
1256

Metropolitan Street Improvements, Res. [210]

LAWSON, Sir W., Carlisle

Army-Employment of Soldiers in Harvesting,
[213] 706

Religious Services in the Army, [213] 706,
707, 836, 838

Army Estimates, [209] 1327;-Land Forces,
1371
Criminal Law Release of the Whitehaven
Rioters, Res. [211] 959

-

LAWSON, Sir W.-cont.

Defamation of Private Character, 2R. [211]

1256

Intoxicating Liquor (Licensing), 2R. [212] 974,

983, 989; Comm. cl. 34, [213] 354; Amendt.
356, 359; add. cl. 474, 503; Consid. 3R.
682

Liquor Laws in the Colonies, [211] 1690
Military Forces Localisation (Expenses), 2R.
[212] 1649, 1673; [213] 104

Parliament Address in Answer to the Speech,
Report, [209] 99

Parliament-Breach of Privilege, [212] 1624,
1752;-Fictitious Petitions, [213] 117
Parliament-Business of the House, Res. [211]

(No. 40)

7. Presented; read 1a Mar 7

(No. 181)

c. Read 10 (Mr. Arthur Peel) April

12 [Bill 115]

Read 20* April 18

Committee; Report June 24
Considered June 25

Read 30 June 26

7. Royal Assent August 6 [35 & 36 Vict. c. 41]

LIFFORD, Viscount

Questions, Mr. Grieve, Sir James Elphinstone;
Answers, The Chancellor of the Exchequer,
Mr. Goschen Feb 12, [209] 209; Question,
Sir James Elphinstone; Answer, Viscount
Enfield Feb 15, 469
Despatches, 1870-71-72
Loans to Infants Bill

[598]

(Mr. Mitchell Henry, Mr. Headlam, Mr. Scourfield,
Mr. Gilpin, Mr. Maguire)

c. Bill ordered; read 1°* April 8
Bill withdrawn * July 17

Autumn Manœuvres
ments, [212] 426, 495, 639
Auxiliary Forces, [212] 288
Fermoy Barracks, [211] 503

New Regulations, [210] 120
Wimbledon Review, [212] 639

Army Estimates, [209] 1395;-Land Forces,
1825, 1842

Works, Buildings, &c. [212] 1559
Foreign Office-Pensions to Widows of Consuls,
[210] 399

Military Forces Localisation (Expenses), 2R.
[212] 1662

Supply-Militia Pay and Allowances, [212] 112
Volunteer Corps, Amendt. [212] 129, 132,
151, 153

Liquor Laws in the Colonies

Question, Sir Wilfrid Lawson; Answer, Mr.
Knatchbull-llugessen June 13, [211] 1690

[Bill 107]

(No. 185)

Local Courts of Record Bill [H.L.]
Presented; read 1** July 2
(The Lord Redesdale)
Read 2 July 9
Committee; Report July 11
Read 3* July 12

Commons Amendts.

(No. 271)
c. Read 10 (Mr. Walpole) July 19 [Bill 259]
Read 2o, and referred to a Select Comm.
July 22
And, on July 24, Committee nominated as fol-
lows:-Mr. Spencer Walpole (Chairman),
Mr. Attorney General, Mr. Goldney, Mr.
Russell Gurney, Mr. James, Mr. Hinde
Palmer, and Mr. West
Bill reported July 26

*

*

[Bill 276]
Committee (on re-comm.); Report July 29
Read 3°* July 30

Royal Assent August 10 [35 & 36 Vict. c. 86]

Provisional Orders Confirmation, Question, Mr.
Seely; Answer, Mr. Stansfeld August 8,
[213] 702

Local Taxation-Legislation

Question, Sir George Jenkinson; Answer, Mr.
Hibbert Feb 29, [209] 1156; Question,
Colonel Barttelot; Answer, Mr. Gladstone
June 6, [211]1279; Question, Mr. St. Aubyn;
Answer, Mr. Gladstone August 1, [213] 245
Assessment of Government Property, Question,
Major Dickson; Answer, Mr. Stansfeld
Mar 14, [209] 1949

Assessment of Mines, Question, Mr. Percy
Wyndham; Answer, Mr. Stansfeld Feb 8,
[209] 145
Prosecution Expenses, Question, Sir Massey
Lopes; Answer, Mr. Bruce July 1, [212] 427
Public Health Bill, Question, Sir Massey
Lopes; Answer, Mr. Stansfeld Mar 18, [210]
120; Question, Mr. Goldsmid; Answer, Mr.
Stansfeld July 1, [212] 424
[See title Poor Law]

Royal Assent August 10 [35 & 36 Vict. c. 69]

Local Taxation Accounts Bill

(Mr. Pell, Sir Massey Lopes, Mr. Clare Read,
Mr. Rowland Winn)

c. Ordered; read 1°* July 1
Bill withdrawn * July 24

[Bill 220]

Local Taxation-Owners and Occupiers
Moved, "That it is expedient to remedy the
injustice of imposing Taxation for National
objects on one description of property only,
and therefore that no legislation with re-
ference to Local Taxation will be satisfactory
which does not provide, either in whole or in
part, for the relief of occupiers and owners
in counties and boroughs from charges im-
posed on ratepayers for the administration
of justice, police, and lunatics, the expendi-
ture for such purposes being almost entirely
independent of local control" (Sir Massey
Lopes) April 16, [210] 1381

Amendt. to leave out from the first word
"That," and add "while it is desirable to
relieve Ratepayers, in whole or in part, from
payments for national purposes not under
local control, and to abolish, as far as may be
practicable, exemptions from liability to
rates, it is important, with a view to the
progress of legislation for sanitary and other
local purposes, that rates for new objects,
instead of falling directly on the occupiers of
rateable property, should be distributed in
England, as in Scotland and Ireland, equit-
ably between the owners and the occupiers
(Sir Thomas Acland) v.; Question proposed,
"That the words, &c. ;" after long debate,
Question put; A. 259, N. 159; M. 100;
main Question put, and agreed to

Division List, Ayes and Noes, 1404
Question Mr. Corrance; Answer, Mr. Stans-
feld April 19, 1549

The Resolution, Question, Sir Massey Lopes;
Answer, Mr. Gladstone June 6, [211] 1273
[See titles County Rates

Criminal Prosecutions
Local Government Board]

[Bill 254]

(No. 272)

Epping Forest, 3R. [213] 759

Criminal Law Oxfordshire Magistrates

Norris, Mr., Case of, [211] 1349

General School of Law, Res. [209] 1249, 1252,

1263

212] Intoxicating Liquor (Licensing), 2R. 996
Comm. cl. 5, Amendt. 1676, 1678; cl. 6
Amendt. ib.; cl. 7, 1681; cl. 9, 1683; cl. 12
1693; cl. 13, 1702; cl. 14, 1891; Amendt.
1900, 1904, 1905; cl. 17, Amendt. 1912;
cl. 19, Amendt. 1914; cl. 24, 1957, 1959,
1972, 1986; Amendt. 1989

[Bill 19]

213] 321, 322; cl. 26, 336, 340, 341, 345; cl. 32,
Amendt. 347; Amendt. 348, 349; cl. 43, 372;
cl. 61, 461; Consid. 597; cl. 1, Amendt.
659; cl. 13, 662; Sub-section 1, Amendt.
664; Sub-section 2, 667; cl. 50, 675
Law Officers of the Crown, [211] 265
Licensing, [210] 117

Metage of Grain (Port of London), 2R. [210]

1260

[cont.

LOCKE, Mr. J.-cont.

Metropolitan Street Improvements, 2R. [209]
1318, 1320

Metropolitan Street Improvements, Res. [210]

959

Parliament-Address in Answer to the Speech,
Report, [209] 133

Parliament-Derby Day, [211] 792
Parliamentary and Municipal Elections, Lords
Amendts. [212] 377

Public Health, Consid. cl. 35, [213] 275
Royal Parks and Gardens, Comm. cl. 3, Mo-
tion for reporting Progress, [209] 927;
add. cl. 1732

Sale of Liquors on Sunday, 2R. [212] 617
Supply-Houses of Parliament, [212] 446

New Offices in Downing Street, [212] 450
Thames Embankment (Land), Leave, [209]
1745; Comm. [212] 1585
Tramways (Metropolis), [212] 102
Wakefield Prison (Employment of Convict
Labour), Motion for a Committee, [210] 975,
981, 982

-

Army Purchase and the Scientific Corps,
Her Majesty's Answer to Address, Motion
for Adjournment, [212] 267, 269
Brickfields, Motion for a Return, [212] 1745
India-Kirwee Prize Money, Motion for an
Address, [212] 1408

Irish Church Act Amendment, 2R. [209] 1385;
3R. 1641

Irish Church Temporalities Commissioners,
[209] 180, 181

Irish Militia, Motion for Returns, [209] 1519
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council-Sir
R. Collier, Res. [209] 460

Local Government Board (Ireland), 3R. Amendt.
[213] 548

Poor Law Unions (Ireland), [209] 1749
Wild Birds Protection, 2R. [212] 1884

LOPES, Sir Massey, Devonshire, S.
Criminal Prosecutions, Res. [210] 51

Local Taxation - Annual Prosecution Ex-
penses, [212] 427

Local Taxation, Res. [210] 1331, 1336, 1361,
1362, 1387, 1390, 1393, 1394

LOPES, Sir M.-cont.

Public Health, [210] 120; Comm. [212] 1244;
cl. 41, Amendt. 1495; Consid. cl. 48, [213]
278

Sanitary Commission, [210] 1629

LOPES, Mr. H. C., Launceston

Bastardy Laws Amendment, 2R. [211] 1974
County Court Judgeship (West Somerset), [210]
1930

Customs and Inland Revenue, Comm. add. cl.
[211] 1560

Imprisonment for Debt Abolition, 2R. Amendt.
[211] 1980

Juries, 2R. [211] 703

Jury Laws, [209] 953

Jury System, Res. [209] 548, 560

Local Government-Digest of Sanitary Laws,
[211] 1688, 1689

Local Taxation, [211] 1273

Mine Dues, 2R. [211] 1661

Education (Scotland), Comm. cl. 68, [211]2004,
2007; Consid. cl. 68, [212] 176; cl. 69, 178
India-Fitzpatrick, Mr. Denis, [213] 552, 553
Intoxicating Liquor (Licensing), Comm. cl. 14,

[212] 1896; cl. 22, 1919; cl. 24, 1979;
cl. 60 (A), [213] 463; Consid. cl. 50, 673
Mines (Coal) Regulation, Consid. add. cl. [212]
881; cl. 45, 1009

Municipal Corporations (Wards), Consid.
Amendt. [211] 775; 3R. [212] 749
Parliament-Business of the House, Res. [209]
1057; [210] 101; [211] 1232
Parliament-Public Business, Res. [212] 1429,

1952

Parliamentary and Municipal Elections, Comm.
[209] 1196; cl. 1, 2001; cl. 2, Amendt.
[210] 914, 922; cl. 3, 1219, 1274; el. 7,
1639; add. cl. 1939, 1943; Consid. Sche-
dule 1, [211] 667; Amendt. 671; Lords
Amendts. [212] 1063

Proportional Representation, 2R. [212] 920
Royal Parks and Gardens, Comm. cl. 3, [209]
935; add. cl. 1733, 1738; Consid. [210]
1224, 1225, 1226; 3R. 1537

Treaty of Washington, [211] 1739
Union Officers (Ireland) Superannuation, 3R.
[213] 646