upon

this day three months" (Mr. Rodwell);
after short debate, Question put, "That
'now' &c.; " A. 85, N. 133; M. 48
(D. L. 234)

Words added; main Question, as amended,
put, and agreed to; 2R. put off for three
months

Intoxicating Liquors (Scotland) Bill
(Sir Robert Anstruther, Dr. Cameron, Mr. Dal-
rymple, Mr. Maitland, Mr. Jenkins)

c. Considered in Committee; Resolution agreed
to, and reported; Bill ordered; read 10*
Feb 9
[Bill 13]
Moved, "That the Bill be now read 20"
Mar 14, [232] 1901; after long debate, Ques-
tion put; A. 90, N. 253; M. 163 (D. L. 34)

IRELAND

MISCELLANEOUS QUESTIONS

Agricultural Labourers' Dwellings, Observa-
tions, Mr. Callan; Reply, Sir Michael
Hicks Beach; Observations, Dr. Ward
August 10, [236] 755

Board of Public Works-The Commission of
Inquiry, Question, Mr. Gray; Answer, Mr.
W. H. Smith August 2, [236] 321; Question,
Captain O'Beirne; Answer, Mr. W. H.
Smith August 7, 539

Cattle Disease (Ireland) Acts

Burial of Diseased Cattle, Question, Mr. M.
Brooks; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach
Mar 20, [233] 193

Cattle Traffic-Transport to England, Question,

Mr. Stanton; Answer, Sir Henry Selwin-
Ibbetson June 14, [234] 1778

Foot and Mouth Disease, Question, Mr.
Bowen; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach
April 23, [233] 1667

Germination of Grain for Food, Question,
Mr. Herbert; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-
Beach Feb 22, [232] 824

Importation of Stock into Ireland, Question,
Mr. Pemberton; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-
Beach July 16, [235] 1326

Order in Council December 14, 1876, Ques-
tions, Dr. Cameron; Answers, Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach June 5, [234] 1297
Pleuro-Pneumonia Order, 1876, Question, Mr.
M. Brooks; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-
Beach Feb 26, [232] 1015

Collector General of Rates, Dublin, Question,
Sir Arthur Guinness; Answer, Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach April 9, [233] 773

County Cess Collectors, Question, Mr. Owen
Lewis; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach
Mar 8, [232] 1567

[cont.

Criminal Law

Alleged Outrage in Derry, Question, Mr. Sul-
livan; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach
August 14, [236] 825

Case of Daniel Foran, Question, The O'Donoghue;
Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach June 7,
[234] 1441

Crime-Murder of Mr. Young, Question, Mr.
E. Jenkins; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-
Beach June 28, [235] 404;-Protection of
Life-Legislation, Observations, Lord Oran-
more and Browne; short debate thereon
July 16, 1297

Disturbances in Limerick, Questions, Mr.
Butt; Answers, Mr. Gathorne Hardy
April 10, [233] 841
Drunkenness-Mr. Justice Fitzgerald's Charge,
Question, Mr. Sullivan; Answer, Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach Mar 20, [233] 193

Dublin Metropolitan Police-Case of Mr. J. A.
Browne, Questions, Mr. Sullivan; Answers,
Sir Michael Hicks-Beach April 20, [233]
1541; June 25, [235] 197

Education

Catholic Industrial Schools, Question, Mr.
Owen Lewis; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-
Beach April 5, [233] 614

Intermediate Education Legislation, Ques-
tions, Mr. O'Shaughnessy; Answers, Sir
Michael Hicks-Beach Feb 15, [232] 374;
April 19, [233] 1445; Observations, Mr.
O'Shaughnessy; Reply, Sir Michael Hicks-
Beach July 20, [235] 1626

National Board of Education-Head Teachers
of Model Schools, Question, Mr. Fay; An-
swer, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach June 25,
[235] 197; Lisnahanna School, Question,
Mr. Archdale; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-
Beach July 20, 1562

National School Teachers Act, 1875- Work-
house Teachers, Question, Mr. Charles
Lewis; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach
July 16, [235] 1327

National School Teachers, Question, Mr.
Meldon: Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach
Mar 20, [233] 201;-Payment by Fees,
Question, Mr. O'Reilly; Answer, Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach Feb 15, [232] 375

National School Teachers and Tenant-Right,
Question, Mr. Mitchell Henry: Answer, Sir
Michael Hicks-Beach July 16, [235] 1326

[See title Ireland-National School
Teachers]

National Schools-Dismissal of John M'Govan,
Question, Mr. Biggar; Answer, Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach August 3, [236] 338;-Grants
for the Celtic Language, Question, Mr.
O'Clery; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach
April 19, [233] 1438;-Monaghan, Question,
Sir John Leslie; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-
Beach May 17, [234] 1101 ;-Raheera, Ques-
tion, Mr. Butt; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-
Beach May 17, 1100

Fisheries-Chuckpoint Pier, Question, Mr. R.
Power; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach
July 26, [235] 1856
Fisheries-Trawling in Galway Bay, Ques-
tion, Mr. O'Shaughnessy; Answer, Sir
Michael Hicks-Beach August 9, [236] 672

[cont.

IRELAND-cont.

Inland Navigation-The Royal Canal, Ques-
tion, The Earl of Leitrim; Answer, The
Duke of Richmond and Gordon April 24,
[233] 1738; - Ballinamore Canal, Ques-
tion, Captain O'Beirne; Answer, Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach June 15, [234] 1848 ;-Board
of Public Works-Commission of Inquiry
-The Ballinamore and Ulster Canals, Ob-
servations, Captain O'Beirne; Reply, Sir
Michael Hicks-Beach July 12, [235] 1201;
Question, Captain O'Beirne; Answer, Sir
Michael Hicks-Beach July 23, 1659

[See title Ireland-Inland Navigation]
Inland Revenue Staff, Question, Mr. Bruen;
Answer, Mr. W. H. Smith Mar 6, [232]1447
Inundations in Ireland-The River Bann,
Question, Mr. Law; Answer, Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach Mar 5, [232] 1360

Irish Antiquities-The Annals of Ulster, Ques-
tion, Mr. Sullivan; Answer, Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach August 14, [236] 824

Irish Church Temporalities Commissioners
Sale of Lands, Question, Mr. Bruen; Answer,
Sir Michael Hicks-Beach August 7, [236]536
Tenants of Church Lands, Question, Mr. Par-
nell; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach
Feb 16, [232] 465

Valuation of Church Lands, Question, Mr.
O'Shaughnessy; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-
Beach August 9, [236] 672

Admiralty Jurisdiction Act, 1876-The Rules
and Orders, Question, Mr. M'Carthy Down-
ing; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach
Feb 22, [232] 827
Bankruptcy Courts in Cork and Belfast, Ques-
tion, Mr. Murphy; Answer, The Attorney
General for Ireland Mar 19, [233] 107
Civil Bill Courts Bill-Recovery of Small
Debts, Question, Mr. A. Moore; Answer,
The Attorney General for Ireland April 13,
[233] 1070

Common Law Courts, Question, Mr. Parnell ;
Answer, The Attorney General for Ireland
Mar 12, [232] 1761

Coroners, Question, Mr. Errington; Answer,

Sir Michael Hicks-Beach Mar 27, [233] 547
Dunow Petty Sessions Clerkship, Question, Mr.
Biggar; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach
July 2, [235] 595

Grand Jury Laws-Legislation, Question, The
O'Conor Don; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-
Beach Feb 15, [232] 381

Local Courts of Admiralty, Question, Mr.
M'Carthy Downing; Answer, The Attorney
General for Ireland May 10, [234] 618

[cont.

A

IRELAND-Law and Justice-cont.
Party Processions-Orange Process
gan, Question, Mr. Verner;
Michael Hicks-Beach July 26, [23
Peace Preservation Acts-County
Question, Mr. Fay; Answer, S
Hicks-Beach Mar 23, [233] 379 ;-
Louth, Question, Mr. Kirk ; A
Michael Hicks-Beach July 13, [23.
Extra Police in Counties, Que
Kirk; Answer, Sir Michael H
July 13, [235] 1268;-Londonder
Question, Mr. Richard Smyth; A
Michael Hicks Beach April

1666
Petty Sessions Clerk, Mitchelstown
chard Archdeacon, Question, Mr.
Power; Answer, Sir Michael H
August 2, [236] 321

Recorder of Dublin-Office of Regis

tion, Mr. Errington; Answer, Th
General for Ireland June 21, [235]
Registration of Deeds, Question,
M'Kenna; Answer, Mr. W. H. Sm
[234] 263 ;-A Royal Commission,
The O'Conor Don; Answer, M
Smith August 2, [236] 323

P.P

Returns
Registry of Deeds Office-Mr. Dillon,
Mr. Meldon; Answer, Mr. W.
April 13, [233] 1072

Revision of the Irish Statutes, Que
servations, Lord O'llagan; Reply,
Chancellor July 17, [235] 1384
The Leinster Circuit-Mr. Serjeant A
Question, Mr. R. Power; Ans
Michael Hicks-Beach July 30, [236

Local Government, Question, Mr.
Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach
[232] 263

Local Government Board-Town
sioners of Wicklow, Question, Mr.
Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach
[233] 765

Local Taxation, Question, Mr. Willia
ston; Answer, Sir Michael Hic
Feb 19, [232] 583
Londonderry Lunatic Asylum, Quest
Richard Smyth; Answer, Sir Micha
Beach April 30, [234] 103

Magistracy, The

Appointment of Magistrates-Notice of
tion, Question, Mr. W. Johnston;
Mr. Fay June 27, [235] 321
Case of Mr. H. W. Chambre, Questi
M'Carthy Downing; Answers, Sir
Hicks-Beach Mar 23, [233] 375;

1942

Case of Mr. William Ancketell, Q
Mr. Sullivan; Answers, Sir Michael
Beach Mar 15, [232] 1967; Mar 2
488; April 9, 772; June 21, [2
July 10, 1046
(Parl.

[See title Ireland-The Mag
Commissions of the Peace-Bankruptcy
tion, Mr. Meldon; Answer, The A
General for Ireland Mar 1, [232] 120

[

IRELAND-Magistracy, The-cont.

Debtors Act-Removal of Mr. W. J. Devlin,
Question, Mr. Dickson; Answer, Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach Feb 15, [232] 384; Question,
Mr. Fay; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach
Feb 16, 468; Question, Mr. Dickson; An-
swer, Sir Michael Hicks Beach Feb 20,
733

Owners of Land in Ireland-Appendix to Re-
turn, Question, The Earl of Belmore; An-
swer, The Duke of Richmond and Gordon
June 8, [234] 1485

Phoenix Park Riots-Expenses of Prosecutions,
Question, Mr. Biggar; Answer, Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach April 17, [233] 1271

Poor Law

Boards of Guardians, &c., Questions, Mr.
Stacpoole; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-
Beach July 19, [235] 1521

Poor Law System-Appointment of Commis-
sioners, Question, Mr. Macartney; Answer,
Sir Michael Hicks-Beach August 9, [236] 676
Poor Law Unions Amalgamation, Question,
Mr. Morris; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-
Beach Feb 22, [232] 828; Question, Mr.
Macartney; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-
Beach July 19, [235] 1515

Removal of Paupers, Question, Mr. Meldon;
Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach August 7,
[236] 539;-Case of Mary Devlin, Questions,
Mr. McCarthy Downing; Answers, Mr.
Sclater-Booth August 6, [236] 465

Post Office

Camolin Post Office, Wexford, Question, Mr.
Redmond; Answer, Lord John Manners
July 2, [235] 593

Limerick Post Office, The, Question, Mr.
O'Shaughnessy; Answer, Lord John Man-
ners April 19, [233] 1445

Postal Arrangements, Question, Captain Nolan;
Answer, Lord John Manners May 14, [234]
860; Observations, Captain Nolan; Reply,
Lord John Manners; short debate thereon
June 8, 1555; Question, Mr. Errington;
Answer, Lord John Manners August 9, [236]
671

Post Office Deliveries, Waterford, Question,
Major O'Gorman; Answer, Lord John Man- |
ners June 21, [235] 89
Telegraphic Communication, Question, The
O'Donoghue; Answer, Lord John Manners
June 27, [235] 320
Telegraph Department

Leitrim, Question,
Captain O'Beirne; Answer, Lord John Man-
ners Mar 13, [232] 1853 ;— Telegraph Office
in Bruree, Question, Mr. O'Sullivan; An-
swer, Lord John Manners April 30, [234]
105

Telegraph Stations-Tipperary, Question, Mr.
A. Moore; Answer, Lord John Manners
June 25, [235] 500

Public Health-Vaccine Lymph, Question, Mr.
Meldon; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach
Feb 27, [232] 1092

Queen's Colleges-Legislation, Question, Mr.
Lyon Playfair; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-
Beach Feb 19, [232] 576

VOL. CCXXXVI. [THIRD SERIES.] [cont.

IRELAND-cont.

Queen's University (Ireland), Question, Mr.
Cowper - Temple; Answer, Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach May 17, [234] 1099
Railways, Question, Captain Nolan; Answer,
Lord John Manners May 11, [234] 725
Sunday Closing of Public Houses, Question,
Mr. O'Clery; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-
Beach Feb 9, [232] 124

The Constabulary

Appointment of Deputy Inspector General,
Question, Mr. Whalley; Answer, Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach Mar 2, [232] 1256; Question,
Mr. Parnell; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-
Beach Mar 5, 1360

Case of Constable Maloney, Question, Dr.
Ward; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach
Feb 22, [232] 826; Question, Mr. Gray;
Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach June 15,
[234] 1846

Case of Superintendent Hill, Question, Mr.
Clive; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach
Feb 12, [232] 178.

Competitive Examination, Observations, Sir
Colman O'Loghlen; Reply, Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach June 11, [234] 1597
Constabulary Canteen, Dublin-Canteen Funds,
Question, Mr. O'Reilly; Answer, Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach April 24, [233] 1739; Ques-
tion, Mr. Gray; Answer, Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach June 15, [234] 1848

Drill and Guard Mounting, Question, Captain
Nolan; Answer, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach
Feb 20, [232] 734

Irish Constabulary Act, 1874-Continuance,
Question, Mr. French; Answer, Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach June 12, [234] 1639

Pensions, Question, Mr. Meldon; Answer,
The Chancellor of the Exchequer Mar 9,
[232] 1647

Salutes, Question, Major O'Gorman; Answer,
Sir Michael Hicks-Beach July 19, [235]
1522

Townlands and Towns-Alphabetical Index,
Question, Mr. Heygate; Answer, Mr. W. II.
Smith July 5, [235] 815

Ireland—Administration of Irish Affairs
Amendt. on Committee of Supply June 11, To
leave out from " That," and add "in the
opinion of this House, it would conduce to
the better administration of Irish affairs if a
department, such as the Local Government
Board and the Commissioners of Public
Works, were presided over, as is the case of
corresponding departments in England, by a
responsible Minister not incapable of sitting
in Parliament" (Mr. Butt) v., [234] 1585;
Question, "That the words, &c.," put, and
agreed to

Ireland-An Irish Parliament

Moved, "That a Select Committee be ap-
pointed to inquire into and report upon the
nature, the extent, and grounds of the de-
mand made by a large proportion of the
20
[cont.

Ireland-An Irish Parliament-cont.

Irish people for the restoration to Ireland of
an Irish Parliament, with power to control
the internal affairs of that country" (Mr.
Shaw) April 24, [233] 1742; after long de-
bate, Question put; A. 67, N. 417; M. 350
(D. L. 87)
Div. List, A. 1846
Personal Explanation, Mr. Gladstone April 30,
[234] 110

Ireland-Borough Franchise

Amendt. on Committee of Supply June 15, To
leave out from "That," and add "the re-
stricted nature of the Borough Franchise of
Ireland, as compared with that existing in
England and Scotland, is a subject deserving
the immediate attention of Parliament, with
a view of establishing a fair and just equality
of the Franchise in the three Countries
(Mr. Meldon) v., [234] 1882; Question pro-
posed, "That the words, &c. ;" after long
debate, Question put; A. 239, N. 165; M. 74
(D. L. 181)

Ireland-Criminal Punishments (Appli
cations for Remissions)

Moved, "That there be laid before this House,
a Return of the number of Applications for
total or partial Remissions of Criminal
Punishments awarded in Ireland during the
years 1874, 1875, and 1876; stating in each
case by whom the application was made,
and whether it was wholly or partially ac-
ceded to, or whether it was refused "(Captain
Nolan) Mar 13, [232] 1899; after short
debate,
[House counted out]
Moved, "That there be laid before this House,
a Return, &c." Mar 15, 2023; after short
debate, Question put; A. 18, N. 79; M. 61
(D. L. 38)

Ireland-National School Teachers

Amendt. on Committee of Supply July 23, To
leave out from "That," and add in the
opinion of this House, some means should,
without further delay, be found to provide
Irish National School Teachers with such
remuneration for their services as will secure
to them more certain incomes, and less de-
pendent on contingencies than at present,
and more commensurate with the services
which they perform " (Mr. Meldon) v., [235]
1728: Question proposed, "That the words,
&c.;" after short debate, Question put;
A. 110, N. 73; M. 37 (D. L. 246)

[See Miscellaneous Questions]

Ireland-National Teachers-Retirement
Moved, "That, in the opinion of this House,
some system other than the present should
be adopted by which Irish National Teachers,
when incapacitated by age or ill-health, may
have secured to them adequate means of
support" (Mr. Meldon) April 17. [233] 1372;
after short debate, Motion withdrawn

Ireland-Inland Navigation

The Royal Canal, Question, The Earl of Lei-
trim; Answer, The Duke of Richmond and
Gordon April 24, [233] 1738;-Ballinamore
Canal, Question, Captain O'Beirne; Answer,
Sir Michael Hicks-Beach June 15, [234]
1848

Moved, for a Return showing the amount of
money granted by the Irish Parliament for
the formation of the Royal Canal between
the River Liffey at Dublin and the River
Shannon, and for the amount of money
granted by the Parliament of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland to
the Inland Navigation Commissioners to
complete the Royal Canal from the River
Liffey at Dublin and the River Shannon (The
Earl of Leitrim) July 2, [235] 590; Motion
agreed to

Ireland-Irish Land Act, 1870

Moved, That a Select Committee be appointed,
"to inquire into the working and results of
the forty-fourth, forty-fifth, and forty-seventh
Clauses of The Irish Land Act, 1870,' and
to report whether any further facilities should
be given for promoting the purchase of land
by occupying tenants " (Mr. Shaw Lefevre)
May 1, [234] 168; after short debate, Motion
agreed to

And, on May 31, Committee nominated as fol-
lows:-Mr. Shaw Lefevre (Chairman), Sir
Walter Barttelot, Mr. John Bright, Mr.
Bruen, Mr. Butt, Mr. Chaine, Viscount
Crichton, Mr. Errington, Mr. Fay, Mr.
Heygate, Mr. Law, Sir John Leslie, Sir
Joseph McKenna, Captain Nolan, The O'Conor
Don, Mr. D. Plunket, Mr. R. Plunkett, Mr.
Richard Smyth, Colonel Taylor, Mr. Verner,
and Mr. W. Wilson

Ireland-Irish Society of London
Moved, That a Select Committee be appointed
"to inquire into the constitution, manage-
ment, and annual expenditure of the Irish
Society of London; and, further, to report as
to what, if any, changes can be made in the
governing body or the mode of administration
in order to ensure a more economical and
advantageous application of the property, or
whether such result can be best attained by
placing the property in the hands of public
Trustees resident in Ireland" (Mr. Charles
Lewis) Feb 27, [232] 1098; after long
debate, Question put; A. 53, N. 108; M. 55
(D. L. 17)

Ireland-Irish Taxation

Ireland-Local Government and Taxation
of Towns

Select Committee of last Session to inquire
into the operation in Ireland of the following
statutes 9 Geo.. 4, c. 82, 3 & 4 Vic. c. 108,
17 & 18 Vic. c. 103, and the Acts altering
and amending the same; and to report whe-
ther any and what alterations are advisable
in the Law relating to Local Government
and Taxation of Cities and Towns in that
part of the United Kingdom, re-appointed:
-Committee to consist of Seventeen Mem-
bers-Sir Michael Hicks-Beach (Chairman),
Mr. Assheton, Mr. Attorney General for
Ireland, Mr. Maurice Brooks, Mr. Bruen,
Mr. Butt, Mr. Collins, Mr. James Corry,
Sir Arthur Guinness, Mr. Kavanagh, Mr.
Charles Lewis, Sir Joseph M'Kenna, Mr.
Mulholland, Mr. Murphy, Mr. O'Shaugh-
nessy, Mr. Rathbone, and Dr. Ward:-
Power to send for persons, papers, and re-
cords; Five to be the quorum

Ordered, That the Reports and Evidence from
the "Local Government and Taxation of
Towns Inquiry Commission (Ireland)," be
referred to the Committee (Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach)

Report of Select Comm. July 20 (P. P. 357)

Ireland Mr. James Dempsey

Moved, "That there be laid before this House,
Returns of the decisions of the Justices at
Quarter Sessions for the county of Antrim,
and the grounds of same:

"Of the decisions of the Recorder of the bo-
rough of Belfast, and the grounds of same, in
the matter of the several applications for Cer-
tificate to enable Mr. James Dempsey to
obtain transfer of, and removal of, spirit
licence to premises situate on Shore Road,
Belfast:

"And, of the decision in Queen's Bench in re-
lation to refusal of said transfer, and the
affidavits relating thereto, between the first
application at October Quarter Sessions in
1874 and present time" (Mr. Biggar) May 8,
[234] 583; after short debate, Question put;
A. 17, N. 140; M. 123 (D. L. 117)

Ireland-Poor Law Unions Amalgamation
Question, Mr. Morris; Answer, Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach Feb 22. [232] 828

Moved, "That a Select Committee be appointed
to take Evidence and Report as to whether
any Amalgamation of Poor Law Unions in
Ireland is desirable: and, if so, in what man-
ner and to what extent such amalgamation
should be carried into effect" (Mr. Macart-
ney) Mar 6, 1524; after short debate, Motion
withdrawn

Question, Mr. Macartney; Answer, Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach July 19, [235] 1515

Ireland-Royal Irish Constabulary
Moved, "That there be laid before this House,
Copies of the Case submitted to the English
Law Officers of the Crown, on behalf of the
Royal Irish Constabulary Pensioners who
retired previous to the month of August
1874, in pursuance of the undertaking given
by the Chancellor of the Exchequer on the
27th of June 1876, and of their opinions
on such Case" (Mr. Meldon) April 17, [233]
1365; after short debate, Question put;
A. 77, N. 131; M. 54 (D. L. 79)

Ireland-The Irish Land Question
Amendt. on Committee of Supply April 27,
To leave out from "That," and add "in the
opinion of this House, in order to ensure to
the Irish tenantry the benefits intended to be
conferred on them by the Land Act of 1870,
it is essential that steps should be taken to
prevent the exaction of rents which virtually
confiscate the improvements declared by that
Act to be the property of the tenant, and
also that steps should be taken to prevent the
eviction of tenants for refusing to submit to
such rents" (The O'Donoghue) v., [234] 36;
Question proposed, "That the words, &c.;"
after long debate, Question put; A. 189,
N. 65; M. 124 (D. L. 96)

Ireland-The Magistracy-Case of Mr.
Ancketell, J.P.

Questions, Mr. Sullivan; Answers, Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach Mar 15, [232] 1967; Mar 26,
[233] 488; April 9, 772

Amendt. on Committee of Supply May 4, To
leave out from " That," and add "in the
opinion of this Ilouse, the retention of Mr.
Ancketell's name on the Commission of the
Peace for the county of Monaghan is not
calculated to inspire the humbler classes of
the people with respect for the administration
of the Law, or with confidence in the impar-
tiality of its application to rich and poor in
that locality (Mr. Sullivan) v., [234] 321 ;
after short debate, Question, "That the
words, &c.," put, and agreed to

Questions, Mr. Sullivan; Answers, Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach June 21, [235] 92; July 10,
1046
(P. P. 251)

Ireland-Writ and Seal Office
Amendt. on Committee of Supply July 9, To
leave out from "That," and add "this
Ilouse is of opinion that the action of the
Treasury in omitting to place a Vote on the
202
[cont.