Market Gardeners' Compensation Bill April 1,
700

Loss of Life at Sea

Tavistock
Easter Recess April 1, 606

1255

Hamlets, Bow and Bromley
Civil Service Clerks April 1, 602

Great Eastern Railway Bill April 2, 704, 707,

711

Aughamore April 8, 1141

Donegal Mar 25, 30; April 8, 1142, 1144;
April 9, 1269

Established Church (Wales) Bill, 2R. Mar 25,
103; April 1, 632

Killybegs Pier Mar 26, 163; April 5, 1025
Outrage in County Armagh April 1, 568
Railway Accident in Ireland April 1, 669
Relief Works in Ireland Mar 28, 335; April 4,
925, 926
Supply-Report of, £1,439, 68 for Vote on
Account Mar 29, 512, 517

MCCARTHY, Mr. J., Longford, N.

Longford Quarter Sessions Mar 28, 327
Speaker's Retirement April 9, 1303

MCDONNELL, Dr., Queen's Co., Leix
Swine Fever Order Mar 25, 41

M'HUGH, Mr. E. Armagh, S.

Distress in Donegal April 9, 1268, 1269
Training Ship in Irish Waters April 9, 1273

M'HUGH, Mr. P. A., Leitrim, N.

Carrying Arms in Ireland Mar 26, 167
Distress in North Leitrim Mar 26, 167

MALLOCK, Mr. R., Devon, Torquay

Army Annual Bill, 2R. Mar 28, 438, 439

MANDEVILLE, Mr. F., Tipperary, S.
Irish Postal Arrangements April 8, 1132
Police in County Tipperary April 4, 930

MAPLE, Sir J. BLUNDELL, Camberwell,
Dulwich

London County Council Tramways Bill
April 4, 889, 895, 896

Market Gardeners' Compensation Bill
c. Standing Com. on Trade, make special Rep.
Mar 25, 48

Order for Consideration of Bill, Mr. T. M.
Healy, Colonel Long, Mr. H. Gardner
-April 1, 700

Consideration of Bill postponed April 1, 700

Market Gardeners' Compensation (No. 2)
Bill

c. Rep. without Amendt. Mar 25, 48

MATTHEWS, Right Hon. HENRY, Bir-
mingham, E.

Established Church Wales Bill, 2R. Mar 25,
87
Factories and Workshops Bill, 2R. April 22,
1452, 1479, 1486

MAXWELL, Mr. W. J., Dumfriesshire
Parish Polling Places Mar 28, 342
Scotch Local Government April 1, 603

MELLOR Right Hon. J. W.-cont.
(Rulings as Chairman of Committees)
Supply-£4,439,258, Tote on Account

The Chairman in answer to a question on a
point of Order, said, that he was about
to call attention to the fact that this was
a little irregular, and that the Amendt.
had better be withdrawn for the present
Mar 28, 364

The Chairman did not consider the hon.
Member out of Order, but thought that
it would be more convenient to keep the
questions of Madagascar and Egypt and
the Upper Nile distinct Mar 28, 400
Army (Annual) Bill

The Chairman asked whether the hon.
Member was about to move an Amendt.
At present there was no question before
the House. The hon. Member if he
wishes to ask a question must do so on
the Motion that the clause stand part of
the Bill Mar 28, 435

The Chairman ruled certain Amendts. out
of Order Mar 28, 439

The Chairman said that the hon. Gentle-
man was now moving the same Amendt.
in a different form; that it was the sub-
stance of the Amendt. that he objected
to, as it proposed to extend the scope of
the original Act to the Indian Army by
an Amendt. of the Annual Mutiny Bill,
and that can only be done by a separate
Bill Mar 28, 440

MERCHANT SHIPPING

Accommodation for Seamen, Q. Mr. J. H. Wil-
son; A. Mr. Bryce April 8, 1135
Cowes Harbour, Q. Sir G. Baden-Powell; A.
Mr. Bryce Mar 25, 25

Fisheries Committee, Qs. Mr. Lees, Mr. Bowles ;
As. Mr. Bryce April 2, 720
Harbours of Refuge, Q. Mr. Clancy; 4. Mr.

Bryce April 2, 719. Qs. Mr. Clancy; As.
Mr. Bryce April 9, 1265

Illegal Trawling, Qs. Mr. J. G. Weir; As. Sir
G. O. Trevelyan Mar 26, 151
Illegal Trawling on the Scotch Coast, Q. Mr.
Crombie; 4. Mr. E. Robertson April 23,
1495

Killybegs Pier, Q. Mr. MacNeill; 4. Sir
J. T. Hibbert Mar 26, 163. Qs. Mr. Dane,
Mr. MacNeill; As. Mr. J. Morley April 5,
1024

Pilot and Distress Signals, Q. Mr. H. S. Foster;
A. Mr. Bryce April 1, 587. Qs. Mr. H. S.
Foster, Mr. T. G. Bowles; As. Mr. T. Burt
April 22, 1401
[cont.

MERCHANT SHIPPING-cont.

Reformatory Ship Clarence," Q. Sir G. Baden-
Powell; 4. Mr. Asquith Mar 29, 470
Shipment of Sailors and Firemen at Foreign
Ports, Qs. Mr. J. H. Wilson; As. Sir E.
Grey, Mr. Bryce April 8, 1134
Stonehaven Harbour, Q. Mr. Crombie; A. Sir
G. O. Trevelyan Mar 28, 322

Trade and Navigation Returns, Q. Mr. Brook-
field; 4. Mr. T. Burt April 26, 1736
Trawl Fishing and the Rule of the Road at Sea,
Q. Mr. H. S. Foster; A. Mr. Bryce April 1,

578
Weighing Seamen's Food, Q. Mr. J. H. Wilson;
A. Mr. Bryce April 8, 1136

METROPOLIS

Cab-trade Grievances, Q. Mr. Aird; A. Mr.
Asquith Mar 25, 33; April 26, 1732

East London Water Company, Qs. Mr. A.
Grove; As. Mr. Shaw Lefevre April 8,
1139

Indoor Paupers, Qs. Mr. Kimber, Mr.Thornton,
Mr. J. Burns; As. Mr. Shaw Lefevre
April 1, 581

Inspector Ruff, Metropolitan Police, Q. Mr.
Lough; A. Mr. Asquith April 9, 1291
London Municipalities Bill, Qs. Sir C. Dilke;
As. Sir F. Dixon-Hartland Mar 25, 41;
Q. Sir C. Dilke; 4. Mr. Speaker Mar 27,
267

London Water Supply, Q. Mr. Bigwood;
A. Mr. Shaw Lefevre April 9, 1276
Metropolitan Police (Receiver) Bill (see that
title)

Rateable Value of London, Q. Mr. R. G.
Webster; 4. Mr. Shaw Lefevre Mar 28,
351

Metropolis Management (Saint Paul,
Deptford) Bill

Bill withdrawn Mar 26, 264

Metropolitan Police (Provisional Order)
Bill

c. Intro., Mr. G. Russell; Read 1o April 25,

1605

Metropolitan Police (Receiver) Bill
c. Intro., Mr. G. Russell; Reid 1o April 1, 609
2R. Mr. Tomlinson, Mr. G. Russell April 4,
1010

Read 20 April 4, 1010

In Com., Mr. Bolton, Mr. G. Russell; Rep.
without Amendt. April 8, 1250
Read 3° and Passed April 9, 1367

MISCELLANEOUS QUESTIONS

"Bond Tea," Qs. Mr. Frye; As. Mr. Asquith
April 4, 932

Butter Substitutes, Qs. Mr. W. O'Brien;
As. Mr. J. Morley Mar 25, 37
Consols, Q. Mr. Whitelaw; 4. Mr. J. B.
Balfour Mar 25, 26

Druidical Stones, Q. Mr. J. G. Weir; 4.
Mr. H. Gladstone Mar 26, 150

[cont.

MISCELLANEOUS QUESTIONS-cont.

Exported Spirits, Q. Mr. S. Will; A. Sir W.
Harcourt Mar 28, 354

Gas Cylinders, Q. Mr. Newdigate; 4. Mr.
Asquith April 1, 592. Q. Mr. A. Chamber-
lain; 4. Mr. Asquith April 9, 1276
Herz (Dr.) Q. Mr. Griffith-Boscawen; 4. Mr.
Asquith April 9, 1295

Influenza, Q. Mr. Aird; 4. Sir Walter
Foster April 26, 1732

Margarine, Q. Mr. Lambert; 4. Sir W.
Harcourt April 1, 606

Money-lending, Qs. Mr. Yerburgh; As. Sir
W. Harcourt April 1, 604

Newman (George) – Case of, Q. Mr. Labouchere ;

A. Mr. Asquith Mar 28, 356. Q. Mr. Knox;
4. Mr. Asquith April 1, 597

Slave Trade, Q. Mr. Yerburgh; 4. Sir W.
Harcourt April 9, 1296

Traction Engines, Q. Captain Bagot; 4. Mr.
Shaw Lefevre April 23, 1498

MORLEY, Right Hon. ARNOLD-cont.
English Mails in Spain April 8, 1151
Four Roads-County Roscommon Mar 28,
340

Irish Mail Service April 1, 565, 566; April 9,

1281, 1282, 1283; April 23, 1497
Irish Postal Arrangements April 8, 1133
Madagascar April 8, 1150

Manchester Postmen Mar 25, 40

Parcels for the Cape Mar 25, 35

Postal Facilities at Fintray, Aberdeenshire
April 9, 1279

Post Cards Mar 28, 339

Post Office

And Electric Lighting April 8, 1145
And the Welsh-speaking Districts April 23,

1493

Servants April 4, 911

Press Telegraphic Messages April 4, 919
Provincial Telegraph Clerks Mar 28, 337
Re-direction of Letters April 25, 1621
Rural Postmen in Scotland April 23, 1493
Sub-Postmaster of Ashleagh, County Mayo
April 25, 1625

Sub-Postmasters April 8, 1151

Telegraph and Postal Facilities to Lewis
April 9, 1275

Telegraphists' Holidays April 8, 1149
Unstamped Post Cards April 8, 1154
Wexford and Dublin Mails April 9, 1289

MORLEY, RIGHT HON. JOHN (Chief
Secretary for Ireland), Newcastle
upon-Tyne

Alleged Death from Want, County Mayo
April 5, 1027

Assistant Teachers in Ireland April 4, 934
Ballymacarret Poor Law Election April 1,
569; April 8, 1138

Ballymahon Dispensary District Mar 25, 34
Bewley (Mr. Justice) April 8, 1159

Business of the House-Notice to Move the
Suspension of the Twelve o' Clock Rule
Mar 29, 523

Butter Substitutes Mar 25, 37

Carrick-on-Suir Union Mar 29, 468, 469,
470

Carrying Arms in Ireland Mar 26, 167
Castlerea and Ballaghaderreen

April 8, 1155

Death from Exposure April 1, 587
Distress in

Aughamore April 8, 1141
Cavan County Mar 25, 29
Cork County Mar 25, 30

Railway

Donegal Mar 25, 31; April 8, 1142, 1143,
1144; April 9, 1269, 1270, 1271, 1272
Glencoe and Derry April 25, 1619
Glenamaddy Union April 1, 587
Kerry County Mar 25, 29, 30

Leitrim Mar 26, 167; April 1, 586

Mayo Mar 25, 27, 28; April 1, 585, 586:
April 9, 1270, 1271

Tuam April 1, 586

Dublin and Garristown Railway April 9,
1291, 1292

Finnigan (Patrick)—Case of April 8, 1134
Killybegs Pier April 5, 1024, 1025

[cont.

MORLEY, Right Hon. JOHN-cont.

Labourers'

Cottages Mar 26, 173

Cottages in Strabane Union April 9, 1278
Dwellings in Fermanagh April 4, 929
(Ireland) Acts April 4, 922
Land Commission April 4, 917

Land Law (Ireland) Bill April 2, 735, 739,
749, 752, 753, 759, 811; April 4, 952, 964,
975, 976; April 5, 1075

Land Purchase in Ireland Mar 28, 336;
April 1, 591

Landed Estates Courts Conveyances April 9,
1285

Longford Quarter Sessions Mar 28, 327
Listowel Licensing Sessions April 4, 916
Magistrates in Fermanagh April 4, 928
Maintenance of Lunatics April 1, 570
Medical

Officer of Strokestown April 1, 596
Services in the Nenagh Union, Ireland
April 25, 1620

Monitors in Irish Schools Mar 26, 178
Monroe (Mr. Justice)-Illness of April 4, 920
National Schools Mar 26, 159, 160

Outdoor Relief Ireland Bill, 2R. Mar 29, 522
Outrage

Refusal to allow a Meeting in County Cork
April 9, 1288

Relief Works in Ireland Mar 26, 165; Mar 28,
335, 336; April 4, 925, 926

River Robe Drainage April 8, 1145
Royal Irish Constabulary Code April 8, 1146 ;
April 9, 1285

Sale of Intoxicating Liquors (Ireland) Bill,
2R. April 24, 1576, 1578, 1580
Strokestown Workhouse Mar 28, 341
Swine Fever Order Mar 25, 41

Tipperary Magistracy April 9, 1261, 1262
Trespassing by Cattle Mar 26, 175

Trinity College, Dublin Mar 26, 168; Mar 28,
347

Tullamore Water Supply Mar 28, 340

MORRIS, Lord

MORTON, Mr. A. C.-cont.

Fatal Accidents (Inquiry) (Scotland) Bill
April 25, 1696, 1697

London and North Western Railway Bill
April 25, 1609

Office of Woods and Forests April 8, 1156
Patents April 25, 1618

Proposed New Harbour Works at Dover
April 1, 597

Rating of Government Property April 26, 1775
Supply-£4,439,268, Vote on Account Mar 28,
362, 366, 378, 379, 387

Telephone Service Committee Mar 25, 45
Water Supply Mar 28, 331

MORTON Mr. E. J. C., Devonport
Established Church (Wales) Bill, 2R. April 1,
667

MOUNT EDGCUMBE, Earl of

Archdeaconry of Cornwall Bill, Motion for 2R.
Mar 29, 445

MOWBRAY, Right Hon. Sir J. R., Bart.,
Oxford University

Election of Speaker April 10, 1373
Established Church (Wales) Bill, 2R. April 1,
646, 648

Supply Report of £4,439,268, for Vote on
Account Mar 29, 508

MUNDELLA, Right Hon. A. J., Sheffield,
Brightside

Profit-sharing Mar 27, 265, 266, 267
Supply Report of £4,439,268, for Vote on
Account Mar 29, 518

MURRAY, Colonel WYNDHAM, Bath
Volunteer Combined Drill April 26, 1730

MURRAY, Mr. GRAHAM, Buteshire
Crofters' Holdings (Scotland) Bill, 1R.
April 24, 1660

Fatal Accidents Inquiry (Scotland) Bill
April 25, 1683, 1695

Local Government (Scotland) Bill April 25,
1680

Local Legislative Assemblies Mar 29, 544

April 4, 878, 879

Mortgagees' Costs Bill

Outbreaks of Sheep-scab in Hampshire
April 25, 1622

Herschell 319 Mar 28

Read 2a Mar 28, 320

MORTON, Mr. A. C., Peterborough

Army Annual Bill, In Com. Mar 28, 435, 436,
437, 438, 442

Commander-in-Chief April 23, 1498

[cont.

VOL. XXXII. [FOURTH SERIES.]

Assemblies and Imperial

Federation Bill

Withdrawn Mar 26, 264

NAOROJI, Mr. D., Finsbury, Central
British India Mar 28, 321; April 4, 908
Post Office and Electric Lighting April 8,
1144

Speaker's (Mr.) Retirement 4pril 9, 1306
4 I