REDMOND, Mr. W. H. K.-cont.

tries) Bill

Lord of the Admiralty), Dundee

Admiralty Rights at Howth April 9, 1273
Belleville Boilers 1pril 1, 589
Boiler Explosion at

Glasgow April 4, 921
Govan April 2, 734

China and Japan April 9, 1294
Coastguard Officers, Mar 26, 154
H.M.S." Sharpshooter" April 9, 1294

Illegal Trawling on the Scotch Coast April
23, 1495

Ireland and the Naval Programme Mar 25,
20, 21

Landslip at Sandgate April 9, 1280

66

Machinery of Warships"-Mr. Durston's
Paper on April 25, 1628

Naval Works Bill, 2R. April 9, 1331, 1335,
1336, 1345, 1358, 1359, 1360

Ocean Derelicts April 9, 1287; April 23,

1489

ROBY, Mr. H. J., Lancashire, S.E., Eccles
Church Patronage Bill April 3, 871
Established Church (Wales) Bill, 2R. Mar 25,
123, 125; Mar 26, 181

ROCHE, Mr. J.. Galway, E.

Redemption of Rent Act (Ireland) April 2,

724

Royal Irish Constabulary April 2, 725

ROLLIT, Sir A. K., Islington, S.

Discharge of Fever Patients April 1, 572
Government Bills Mar 28, 327

Irish Lights Board Bill, 2R. Mar 27, 269, 272
Law and Justice Estimates April 5, 1027
London County Council Tramways Bill April
4,899

Mombasa and Uganda Railway April 25,

1614

Notice of Accidents Act Mar 29, 471
Rating of Government Property April 26,
1738, 1783

Supply-£4,439,268, Vote on Account Mar 28,
358, 378

Surgeon Major-General Giraud April 25,

1613

Ross, Mr. J., Londonderry City

Irish Lights Board Bill, 2R. Mar 27, 297
Larceny Act Amendment Bill April 2, 817
Londonderry Court-house April 9, 1266, 1267
Outdoor Relief (Ireland) Bill, 2R. Mar 29, 522
Payment of Jurors (Ireland) Bill April 8,
1152

Tipperary Magistracy April 9, 1262

ROUND, Mr. J., Essex, Harwich

Education Code-The New Mar 26, 155
Volunteer Artillery (1st Essex) April 8, 1156

ROUNDELL, Mr. C., York, W.R., Skipton
Endowed Secondary Schools April 1, 568

ROWLANDS, Mr. J., Finsbury, E.

Rating of Government Property April 26,

Sale of Intoxicating Liquors (Ireland)
Bill

c. 2R. Mr. T. W. Russell (Motion) 1564, 1571,
1575, 1577, 1594; Mr. C. Diamond, 1569;
Mr. W. Redmond, 1570, 1571, 1575, 1577,
1580 Mr. J. Morley, 1576, 1578, 1580; Mr.
D. Plunket, 1581; Mr. W. Macartney, 1582;
Mr. A. Webb, 1583; Mr. Johnston, 1584;
Mr. D. Crilly, 1585, 1591, 1595; Mr.
J. Wilson 1591; [Mr. Speaker, 1591,
1594] Mr. J. H. Wilson, 1595; Sir C.
Cameron, 1596; Mr. D. Barton, 1597:
Mr. M. Austin, 1598 (Division, 1600)—
April 24

(Motion) to com. Bill to Standing Com. on
Trade Mr. T. W. Russell, 1600; Mr. D.
Crilly, 1600, 1601; Mr. Johnston, 1600;
Lord F. Hamilton, 1602 (Division, 1602)—
April 24

Sale of Intoxicating Liquors to Child-
dren Bill

c. Intro., Mr. Conybeare; Read 1o April 8,
1251

SALISBURY, Marquess of

Endowed Schools Act, 1869, and Amending
Acts (Scheme for the Management of
Hanbury's Charity, Church Langton
Leicester) Mar 26, 143, 144, 145

[cont.

SALISBURY, Marquess of-cont.

Secretary for-Sir G. O. TREVELYAN
Lord Advocate-Mr. J. B. BALFOUR
Solicitor General-Mr. T. SHAW

Administration, Qs. Mr. Weir; As. Sir W.
Harcourt Mar 28, 354

Boundaries, Q. Mr. Hozier; A. Sir G. O.
Trevelyan April 25, 1626

Cess and Stent, Q. Mr. Whitelaw; 4. Mr.
J. B. Balfour April 2, 728
Church of Scot and, Qs. Mr. J. A. Campbell,

Sir M. Stewart, Mr. Hozier; As. Sir G. O.
Trevelyan, Sir W. Harcourt Mar 26, 161
Cock-fighting, Q. Mr. Renshaw; 4. Mr. J. B.
Balfour April 26, 1735
Collection of Rates in the Highlands, Q. Dr.
Macgregor;
A. Sir G. O. Trevelyan

Mar 25, 26
Consols, Q. Mr. W. Whitelaw; 4. Mr. J. B.
Balfour Mar 25, 26

Edinburgh Telegraph Department (see POST
OFFICE)

Education Code, Qs. Mr. Renshaw; ds. Sir
G. O. Trevelyan Mar 28, 343. Q. Mr. J.
Campbell; 4. Sir G. O. Trevelyan Mar 29,
471. Qs. Lord Balfour; As. Lord Tweed-
mouth April 1, 561. Mr. Campbell (Motion),
1010; Sir C. Dalrymple, 1015; Sir G. O.
Trevelyan, 1015; Mr. Parker Smith, 1018
-April 4

Evictions in the Crofting Counties, Q. Mr.
Weir; 4. Sir G. O. Trevelyan April 23,
[cont.

1492

Gaelic, Q. Mr. J. G. Weir; 4. Mr. J. B. Bal-
four Mar 26, 154

Grand Committee, Q. Mr. Dalziel; A. Sir W.
Harcourt April 23, 1503. Q. Mr. Weir;
A. Sir W. Harcourt April 25, 1634
Herring Fishery, Q. Sir D. Macfarlane; 4.
Mr. J. B. Balfour Mar 29, 467
Highlands and Islands Commission, Qs. Mr.
J. G. Weir, Dr Macgregor; As. Sir G. O.
Trevelyan Mar 26, 152. Qs. Dr. Macgregor,
As. Sir G. O. Trevelyan April 9, 1264.
Qs. Mr. J. G. Weir, Dr. Macgregor; As.
Sir J. Hibbert April 25, 1631

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

Island of

Coll, Qs. Sir D. Macfarlane, Dr. Mac-
gregor; As. Sir G. O. Trevelyan Mar 26,

168

Lewis, Qs. Mr. J. G. Weir, Dr. Macgregor;
As. Sir G. O. Trevelyan Mar 26, 152
Kingcase Rifle Range, Ayrshire, Q. Mr. Wason;
A. Mr. Campbell-Bannerman Mar 29, 467
Lighthouses, Qs. Mr. J. G. Weir; 4s. Mr.
Bryce Mar 29, 472

Local Government, Q. Mr. W. J. Maxwell; A.
Sir G. O. Trevelyan April 1, 603
Local Government (Scotland) Act, 1894, Q8.
Mr. Crombie, Mr. Crawford, Mr. Renshaw
As. Sir G. O. Trevelyan, Mr. J. B. Balfour
Mar 25, 23

Local Government Bill, Qs. Sir C. J. Pearson,
Mr. Hozier; As. Sir W. Harcourt April 4,

939

Parish Polling Places, Qs. Mr. Maxwell, Cap-
tain Hope; As. Sir G. O. Trevelyan Mar 28,

342

Rural Postmen, Q. Captain Hope; 4. Mr. A.
Morley April 23, 1492

Severe Weather and the School Attendance, Q.
Dr. Farquharson; 4. Sir G. O. Trevelyan
April 2, 715

Stonehaven Harbour, Q. Mr. Crombie; 4. Sir
G. O. Trevelyan Mar 28, 322

Telegraphic and Postal Facilities to Lewis, Q.

Mr. Weir; 4. Mr. A. Morley April 9, 1274
Tillage School Attendance, Q. Sir J. Fergus-
son; A. Sir G. O. Trevelyan April 25, 1611
Workmen's Dwellings, Q. Mr. J. Caldwell; 4.
Mr. J. B. Balfour April 26, 1737

7. Rep. from Select Com. made

Rep. with Amendts., and com. to a Com. of
the Whole House Mar 28, 317

Com. of Whole House deferred April 9, 1253

Passed through Com. without Amendi
Mar 29, 445

Read 3 April 1, 563

Royal Assent April 9, 1253

Palestine Exploration April 2, 702, 703

SMITH, Mr. HARRY, Falkirk Burghs
Fatal Accidents Inquiry (Scotland) B
April 25, 1688

SMITH, Mr. J. PARKER, Lanark, Partick
Income Tax on Shipping April 4, 937, 938
Scotch Education Code 1895 April 4, 1018
Slavery in East Africa April 4, 927

SMITH, Mr. S., Flintshire

Established Church (Wales) Bill, 2R. April,
566, 658, 662

Excise Revenue in the Punjab April 1, 580

SMITH, Mr. W., Lancashire, N., North
Lonsdale

Ulverstone Town Bank Grammar School
April 4, 923

SMITH, Hon. W. F. DANVERS, Strand
Government Clothing Sub-contractors_ipn's
1158

Rating of Government Property April 2

1765

Supply-£4,439,268, Vote on Account MS

375

SNAPE, Mr. T., Lancashire, S.E., Hey
wood

Second Ballot at Parliamentary Elections
April 5, 1096

Solicitors (Ireland) Bill

7. In Com., Rep.without Amendment and re-Com.
to Standing Com. Mar 28, 319
Rep. from Standing Com. with Amendts
April 2, 702

Amendts. Rep. April 5, 1021

SPEAKER, MR.

THE RIGHT HON. ARTHUR WEL
LESLEY PEEL, Warwick and
Leamington

Address to the House, announcing his retire-
ment from the Chair April 8, 1126
Address to the House on his retirement
April 9, 1307

Questions

While this is no doubt a personal matter,
hardly comes within the denomination &
a personal explanation. The hon. Gentle
man will take his own course as to wha

[cont.

The Motion was placed in the hands of the
Clerk, and he put it in the ordinary way
from the Chair Mar 27, 268

An hon. Member objected, but that could
not be done, because the Bill was by
order April 2, 704

The particulars into which the hon.
Member is now entering are outside
the Bill, and are not relative to the
immediate issue. There is nothing in
the Bill with reference to the hours of
labour, and I do not think the hon.
Member can cite particular instances as
a reason for punishing a company when
they come to this House to ask for
further powers April 2, 705

If the hon. Member has agreed with the
promoters of this Bill that the Third
Reading should be postponed until after
Easter it is competent for that arrange-
ment to be come to; but I do not think
it would be competent for the hon.
Member upon the London and North
Western Railway Bill, or upon any
particular railway Bill, to raise the
general question of the policy pursued by
a railway company. That has been
ruled out of Order before, and I should
rule it out of Order in the case of a
Bill introduced at the time of Private
Business. Of course, if the hon. Member
wishes the Bill put off and objects to it,
it must be put off from to-day, and, by
arrangement, it can be put off until some
future day which the hon. and learned
Member may agree upon with the pro-
moters. Perhaps if it were put off until
Monday some arrangement might be come
to with the promoters to have the Third
Reading at a later period April 5, 1023.

SPEAKER, Mr. (Mr. GULLY)—cont.
Questions

The hon. Gentleman is exceeding the limits,
and should give notice of that question
in the ordinary way April 23, 1502

Rules and Order of Debate

The hon. Member is not entitled to do
more than ask for the authorities April 24,

1591

It would be better if the hon. Member
discontinued to read extracts at much
greater length, as there is only a short
time left, which could not be profitably
employed on any other measure April 24,
1594

The hon. Member proposes to object to the
Third Reading of this Bill on the ground
that the railway company have adopted
a certain policy as regards the non-
employment of what the hon. Gentle-
man describes as monoglot Welsh
platelayers. That would be a course
that would be out of Order on a Bill
of this kind and at this hour. The
time devoted to Private Business should
be consumed solely with those matters
which are relevant to Private Business.
The conditions of employment is a
matter of general policy not confined to
a single railway company; it does not
affect the making of this particular line;
it does not affect the particular locality
or the particular public for whom the
line is to be made; it is a question of
policy which refers to all railway com-
panies, at least, in all parts of Wales.
It should be applicable not to any one
company only, but to all companies
working railways in any part of the
country. Under these circumstances the
course of argument which the hon.
Member is adopting is out of Order on
this occasion April 25, 1606
Although the Amendment stands on the
Paper it will not be in Order; it is
quite foreign to the subject-matter of the
Motion April 26, 1753

The hon. Gentleman is entitled to make an
explanation if the hon. Member who is
speaking gives way to him April 26, 1777

Miscellaneous Rulings

April 22, 1488; April 24, 1604; April 25,
1608

Speaker, Mr.

At the Bar of the House of Lords, to
receive Her Majesty's Approval under
Commission (see PARLIAMENT-LORDS)

Election of--

The Serjeant-at-Arms having brought the
Mace, and laid it under the Table, Sir W.
Harcourt addressed himself to Sir
Reginald Palgrave (Clerk of the House)
1369; Mr. Whitbread, 1369, 1385; Mr.
Birrell, 1372; Sir John Mowbray, 1373;
Mr. J. L. Wharton, 1379; Mr. W. C.
Gully, 1380; Sir M. W. Ridley, 1382;

[cont.