cont.

Questions relating to Foreign Affairs, Re-
stricting, Dec. 6, 120, 123.

Ridley's, Sir M. W., Retirement, Dec. 6,
109.

South African Letters, Publication of, Dec.
6, 113, 189, 191.

South African Settlement-Scheme of
Government for Transvaal and Orange
River Colony, Dec. 7, 280.

South African War

Holden, J., Case of-Inquiry into alleged
Insanity, etc.

Q. Mr. Harwood; A. Mr. Ritchie,
Dec. 11, 503.

Car Licence

Dublin-Refusal to grant Licence to J.
Fitzharris, etc.

Q. Mr. T. M. Healy; 4. Mr. Atkin-
son, Dec. 10, 351.

Chamberlain, Mr. A.-Financial Secretary
to the Treasury [Worcestershire, E.]
Beer Poisoning--Power of the Treasury
to prohibit use of unwholesome Sub-
stances in Manufacture of Beer, etc.,
Dec. 13, 698.

Chamberlain, Mr., and the General Elec-
tion, "Seat sold to the Boers" Telegram
-Laying on the Table, Dec. 15, 875.
Customs Boatmen's Grievances-Result
of Inquiry, Dec. 10. 350.

Customs' Officers, Grievances of Second
Class Examining Officers-Result of
Inquiry, Dec. 13, 696.

Customs Watchers-Pay, Increase in, etc.

-Treasury Letter of Aug. 18, Dec. 10,

Challenge by the Opposition, etc.,
Dec. 6, 181.

Method of Conducting-Personalities,
etc., Dec. 6, 178.

(see also title Chamberlain, Rt. Hon.
J., and the General Election.)
Government Contracts and Ministers of
the Crown-Chamberlain Family, Dec.
10, 428, 432, 453, 462, 463.

Malta-Law Courts and the English
Language

Deputation to Mr. Chamberlain, Dec.
7, 204.

Dissatisfaction in Italy, Dec. 10, 345.

Opposition Party, Attitude on South
African War, etc., Dec. 6, 196.

Queen's Speech-Address in Answer, Dec.
6, 177; Dec. 7, 248: Dec. 10, 428.
Sierra Leone Export Trade, Alleged
Decrease in, etc., Dec. 13, 693.

-

South African Constabulary-Number of
Officers and Men, Dec. 13, 675.

South African Letters-Documents and
Letters discovered at Bloemfontein
Publication of, etc., Dec. 6, 183.
Merriman's, Mr., Letter, Dec. 10, 339;
Dec. 13, 675; Dec. 14, 821.

[cont.

Chamberlain, Rt. Hon. J.-cont.

South African Settlement

Constitution of new Crown Colonies,
etc., Dec. 13, 676.

Intentions of the Government, Out-
line of Scheme of the Future
Government of the Transvaal and
Orange River Colony, etc., Dec. 7,
248.

Liquor Traffic in the New Colonies,
Dec. 13, 676.

Proclamation of Terms-Conditions
of Self-Government, etc., Dec. 11,
489.

South African War

Amnesty - Proclamation issued to
Boers in Arms, Exemption of
Leaders, Dec. 7, 256.

Conduct of the War, Dec. 7, 251.
Cost of the War-Financial Position
of the Transvaal, Contribution
towards Cost of the War, Dec. 7,
258.

Newspapers-Suppression of Seditious
Newspapers, Dec. 10, 340.

Speech of Dec. 6, "Speaking the truth for
the first time"-Personal Explanation
by Mr. Dalziel, Dec. 7, 210.

Transvaal Concessions Committee, Powers
of, Dec. 13, 676.

General Election

"Every Seat lost to the Government is a
Seat sold to the Boers"-Tele-
gram, Dec. 14, 821.

Os. Earl of Rosebery, Dec. 6, 42;
Sir H. Campbell-Bannerman,
113; Mr. A. J. Balfour, 126;
Q. Mr. Warner; A. Mr. J.
Chamberlain, Dec. 14, 821.
Chamberlain's, Mr., Denial as to the
Word "Sold," Dec. 6, 128; Dec. 15,
876.

Laying Original Telegram on the
Table

Qs. Mr. K. Hardie, Mr. Lloyd-
George, Mr. B. Roberts; As.
Mr. A. Chamberlain, Sir M. H.
Beach, Mr. J. Chamberlain,
Dec. 15, 875.

Chancellor of Duchy of Lancaster
Lord James of Hereford.

Chancellor of the Exchequer
Rt. Hon. Sir M. H. Beach.

Channing, Mr. F. A. [Northampton, E.]
Armenia, Massacres in-Publication of
British Consular Reports, Dec. 13, 689.
Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill,
3R., Dec. 15, 908.

Food Preservatives Committee-Report,
Dec. 18, 711.

Distraints for Non-payment of Municipal
Rates-Action of Liverpool Cor-
poration

Q. Mr. D. MacIver; A. Mr. Long,
Dec. 13, 709.

Table

the

Q. Sir C. Dilke; A. Visc.
Cranborne, Dec. 10, 343.

Correspondence relating to Pre-
sented, Dec. 13, 667, 668.
Count von Bülow's Statement in
the Reichstag

References to in Debate on
the Address, Dec. 7, 304,
314, 318.

Equal Rights and Privileges,
etc. Count von Bülow's
Speech

0. Mr. Walton, Dec. 7, 304.
"Isolated Action"

Os. Sir C. Dilke, Visc. Cran-
borne, Dec. 6, 152; Mr. G.
Bowles, 155.

Policy of the Government, etc.
Ŏ. Sir C. Dilke, Dec. 6, 138.
Commercial and Political
Interests-Inadequate Military

British

Measures

Walton's, Mr., Amendment to
the Address in Answer to the
Queen's Speech, Dec. 7, 303;
Dec. 10, 359.

British Forces Troops withdrawn
from India, Number of, etc.

Q. Mr. Faber; A. Mr. Brodrick,
Dec. 14, 834.

British Policy

0. Visc. Cranborne, Dec. 6, 151.

Concert of the Powers, etc.

References to, in Debate on the
Address, Dec. 6, 30, 37, 164;
Dec. 7, 321.

Cost of British Expedition
Brodrick's, Mr., Statement on the
Supplementary Estimate, Dec.
11, 517.

Financial Miscalculations, etc.

0. Sir C. Dilke, Dec. 11, 531.

Manchuria, Annexation by Russia
0. Sir E. Ashmead-Bartlett, Dec.
10, 362.

Niu-Chwang, Russian Occupation, etc.

Anti-Foreign Rising-cont.

Northern Railway, Russian Control,
British Rights and

terests, etc.

In-

O. Mr. Walton, Dee. 7, 307.
Peking-Shan-hai-Kwan Railway,
Custody of, etc.

Q. Colonel H. Vincent; A.
Visc. Cranborne, Dec. 10,
343.

Open-door Policy

O. Mr. Walton, Dec. 7, 306.

Papers relating to

0. Vis. Cranborne, Dec. 6, 150;
Mr. G. Bowles, 155.

Peking Legations, Defence of
Guard of Royal Marines-Official
Report

Q. Sir J. Colomb; A. Mr. A.
J. Balfour, Dec. 10, 343.
Macdonald's, Sir C., Report Pre-
sented, Dec. 10, 324, 338.

Russian Policy

Os. Mr. Walton, Dec. 7, 307; Sir
E. Ashmead-Bartlett, Dec. 10,
361.

Russian Troops, Massacres, Plunder-
ing, and Looting by

Os. Sir E. Ashmead-Bartlett, Dec.
6, 167; Dec. 10, 363; Q. Sir E.
Ashmead-Bartlett ;
A. Visc.

Cranborne, Dec. 13, 688.

Terms of Settlement, etc.

Q. Sir E. Ashmead-Bartlett; 4.
Mr. A. J. Balfour, Dec. 14, 840.
United States Policy

O. Mr. Walton, Dec. 7, 306.

British Trade with China

O. Mr. J. Walton, Dec. 7, 312.
Hong Kong, Re-armament of

Q. Mr. Warner; A. Mr. Brodrick,
Dec. 14, 836.

Trade Report Presented, Dec. 6, 55.
West River Trade, Differential Treatment
accorded to British Vessels
O. Mr. Walton, Dec. 7, 307.

China Manufacture

Lead Poisoning, see that title.

Chubut

Welsh Settlement at-Report Presented,
Dec. 6, 60, 87.

Circuit System

Defects-Detention in Prison awaiting
Trial

Q. Mr. B. Roberts; A. Mr. Ritchie,
Dec. 14, 848.

Colomb, Sir J. R. [Great Yarmouth]

Ashanti, Rising in-Defence of Coomassie,
etc.-Gratuities for Naval Brigade, Dec.
13, 692.
Commander-in-Chief, Status of, etc., Dec.
11, 493.
China-Peking Legations, Defence of-
Publication of Despatches relating to
Guard of Royal Marines, Dec. 10, 343.
Greenwich Hospital-Theft of Nelson
Relics, Dec. 11, 512.

Military Tournament-Apportionment of
Funds, Dec. 14, 828.

Ministers of the Crown-Salaries, Dec. 14,
864.

Navy Shipbuilding Programme
Accomplishment
within

specified

to meet

time, etc., Dec. 13, 683.
Determining Programme
National Requirements, Dec. 13,

684.