Read 2a April 22

Committee; Report May 4
Read 3a May 7

Royal Assent May 13

(No. 54)

[38 Vict. c. ix]

(Mr. William Henry Smith, Mr. Chancellor of
the Exchequer)

c. Ordered; read 1°* May 10
Read 20 May 20

Committee; Report May 24
Read 30 May 25

7. Read 1 (The Lord President)
Read 2a June 10
Committee; Report June 11

Read 3* June 14

[Bill 159]

May 28

(No. 110)

Royal Assent June 29 [38 & 39 Vict. c. 25]

Public Works Loan Acts Amendment Bill
(Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. William
Henry Smith)

c. Motion for Leave (The Chancellor of the Exche-
quer) Feb 11, [222] 217; Motion agreed to;
Bill ordered; read 1° *
[Bill 53]
Question, Mr. Fawcett; Answer, The Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer May 13, [224] 584
Moved, "That the Bill be now read 20" May 24,
796
Amendt. to leave out from " That," and add
"in the absence of other and adequate pro-
posals for the reform of Local Taxation and
Local Government, this Bill cannot be re-
garded as meeting the necessities of the time
or the expectations which have been raised by
Her Majesty's Government, and this House
is of opinion that further delay of legislation
on these subjects is calculated to impede the
social and economic progress of the Country"
(Mr. Fawcett) v.; Question proposed, "That
the words, &c. ;" after long debate, A. 249,
N. 175; M. 74

Main Question put, and agreed to
Division List, A. & N. 862
Bill read 2o, and committed to a Select Com-
mittee

RAIKES, Mr. H. C.-cont.

Crosshill Burgh Extension, 3R. [224] 1916
European Assurance Society Arbitration, 2R.
[224] 1350; Consid. [225] 1241
House Occupiers Disqualification Removal,
3R. [226] 721

Infanticide, 3R. [226] 339

Land Titles and Transfer, Comm. cl. 1, [225]
701

Merchant Shipping Acts Amendment, Comm.
cl. 5, [225] 132; cl. 20, 282

Metropolis Gas Companies, 2R. [224] 618
Navy Estimates-Dockyards, &c. [226] 500,

502

Education in Ireland, Commissioners of,
[226] 508

Seamen and Marines, [223] 655, 656
Peace Preservation (Ireland), Comm. cl. 3,
[223] 1682, 1844, 1857, 1858, 1859; cl. 4,
1981, 1985; cl. 5. [224] 35, 36, 39, 184;
Preamble, 193

Public Worship Facilities, Comm. [222] 1529
Regimental Exchanges, Comm. [222] 1820;
cl. 2, 1840, 1902

Remission of Penalties, 3R. [226] 699, 700,
701

Savings Banks, &c. Comm. Preamble, [224]
983, 1491, 1495
Supply-Constabulary Force, Ireland, [225]
1530

Criminal Prosecutions, &c. (Ireland), [225]
1527

Public Education, Scotland, [225] 857
Repair of Public Buildings, [224] 762
Scottish Universities, Grants to, [226] 311,

312

Railway Companies (Rolling Stock)

Moved that there be laid before this House,
Return of the Rolling Stock of the Railway
Companies in the United Kingdom; showing
the number of vehicles that run with passen-
ger trains or otherwise which have the tyres
fastened on to the rims of the wheels on
bolts, set screws, or rivets, or by any other
species of tyre fastening, specifying the
same. [Then a tabular form of Return is
set out] (The Earl De La Warr) April 26,
[223] 1632; after short debate, Motion with-
drawn

Railways

Accident at Bathampton Junction, Question,
Mr. Hayter; Answer, Sir Charles Adder-
ley July 6, [225] 999.

Accidents on, 1874, Question, Observations,
Lord Cottesloe; Reply, The Earl of Dun-
more; short debate thereon May 10, [224]
374

Signal Arrangements . . P.P. No. 387
Communication between Passengers and Guards,
Question, Mr. H. B. Sheridan; Answer, Sir
Charles Adderley August 11, [226] 853
Ladies' Compartments, Question, Lord Ernest
Bruce; Answer, Sir Charles Adderley June 29,
[225] 710

Level Crossing at Bedford, Question, Captain
Polhill-Turner; Answer, Sir Charles Adder-
ley July 29, [226] 173

Railway between the Mediterranean and the
Persian Gulf, Question, Observations, Lord
Campbell; Reply, The Lord Chancellor
August 12, [226] 871

Railway Communication in the East-Asiatic
Railways-Beloochistan and Persia, Ques-
tion, Sir H. Drummond Wolff; Answer Mr.
Bourke May 24, [224] 795

Railway Passenger Accommodation, Observa-
tions, Lord Redesdale; Reply, The Duke of
Richmond; short debate thereon Feb 22,
[222] 616

Railway Passenger Duty, Question, Mr. Rod-
well; Answer, The Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer May 11, [224] 470

The Great Western Railway, Question, Sir
Patrick O'Brien; Answer, Sir Charles Ad-
derley April 8, [223] 467a

RAMSAY, Mr. J.- cont.

Metropolis Valuation Act, 1869, [222] 1346
Police and Lunacy Grants (Scotland), [222]

625

Poor Removal, 2R. [225] 1796

Sale of Food and Drugs, Comm. cl. 21, [224]
513

Scotland-Ordnance Survey, [223] 19
Sheriff Courts (Scotland), 2R. [223] 1762
Sheriffs Substitute (Scotland), 2R.[226] 680
Sheriffs Substitute (Scotland) Salaries, Comm.
Amendt. [226] 81

Supply Board of Education and Public
Health, Scotland, [225] 930, 931
Board of Trade, [224] 1771

Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic Asylum, [225]

1030

Consular Establishments Abroad, &c. [226]

533

Fishery Board, Scotland, [225] 929

Learned Societies, Great Britain and Ire-
land, [226] 288

Public Education, Scotland, [225] 857, 859
Queen's and Lord Treasurer's Remem.
brancer, Scotland, [225] 922

Scottish Universities, Grants to, [226] 303

RATHBONE, Mr. W., Liverpool

Artizans Dwellings, 2R. [222] 349; Comm.

cl. 7, Amendt. [223] 738, 741, 756; cl. 13,
759; add. cl. 1242

Consolidation of the Statutes, Res. [222] 1698,
1702

Corrupt Practices Act - Norwich Election,
Address for a Royal Commission, [225] 99
Land Titles and Transfer, Comm. cl. 1, [225]
700, 701

222] Merchant Shipping Acts Amendment, Leave,

Public Health, 2R. [223] 1255; Comm. cl. 68,
Amendt. [224] 889; cl. 190, Amendt. 890;
Consid. cl. 69, Amendt. 1360; cl. 296,
Amendt. 1364

Public Works Loan Acts Amendment, 2R.
[224] 832

Supreme Court of Judicature Act (1873)
Amendment (No. 2), Comm. cl. 17, [225]
1385; Consid. Schedule 1, [226] 646
Unseaworthy Ships, Leave, [226] 161; 2R.
264; Comm. cl. 1, Amendt. 309, 310;
add. cl. 428; Consid. 584; cl. 3, Amendt.
585, 586; cl. 4, Amendt. ib., 587; 3R.

• 617

REDESDALE, Lord (Chairman of Com-
mittees)

Agricultural Holdings (England), 1R. [222]
1692; Report, cl. 6, [224] 383

Artizans Dwellings, Report, [224] 1621; 3R.
Amendt. [225] 82, 83

Birmingham (Corporation) Water, 2R. [224]
1777

Conspiracy, and Protection of Property, Com-
mons Amendts. Consid. [226] 849

Increase of the Episcopate, 3R. [222] 1876
Metropolis-Hyde Park Corner, [225] 869,

870

National School Teachers (Ireland), 2R. [226]
738

Parliament Address in Answer to the Speech,
[222] 30

Private Business, [226] 432

Parliament-Appellate Business of the House,
Motion for a Return, [226] 727

Public Health, 2R. [225] 645

Railway Trains Regulation, 2R. [223] 1621,
1628

-

Railways Passenger Accommodation, [222]
616, 619

Sale of Food and Drugs, 2R. [224] 1451;
Report, cl. 7, Amendt. [225] 946

Sligo, Leitrim, and Northern Counties Railway
-Preference Stock, Comm. [224] 993, 996;
3R. 1339

Supreme Court of Judicature Act (1873)
Amendment, 1R. [222] 149, 153; 2R. 741,
743, 985; Comm. 1175

Supreme Court of Judicature Act (1873)
Amendment (No. 2), 2R. [223] 1085; Re-
port, 1815

REDMOND, Mr. W. A., Wexford

Coroners (Ireland), 2R. [224] 525
Peace Preservation (Ireland), 2R. [223] 239;
Consid. cl. 3, [224] 420

Post Office (Ireland)-Country Letter Carrier
-Patrick Cullen, Case of, [226] 377

REED, Mr. E. J., Pembroke, &c.
Agricultural Holdings (England), Comm. [226]

187

Arctic Expedition, The, [222] 394

Bank Holidays Act (1871) Extension and
Amendment, [223] 664

Bristol Channel Harbour of Refuge, Res.
[223] 1155

Merchant Shipping Act, 1873-Seamen re-
fusing to go to Sea, [226] 851

Merchant Shipping Acts Amendment, Leave,
[222] 137; Comm. cl. 9, [225] 174; cl. 12,
265; cl. 20, Motion for reporting Progress,
284, 1864

Merchant Shipping Acts, 1871 and 1873-
Prosecutions for Unseaworthy Ships, [226]

850

State of the Iron-clad Ships, [225] 1185
Wooden Ships of War, Sale of, [222] 995
Navy-Cadets, Training of-Competitive Ex-
aminations, Res. [226] 463, 464
Navy Estimates-Admiralty Office, [223] 658
Arctic Expedition, [222] 1354
Coast Guard Service, [223] 659

Dockyards, &c. [225] 1207; [226] 496, 500
Men and Boys, and Royal Marines, [222]
1643, 1669

Miscellaneous Services, [223] 662

Pay to Officers of the Navy and Marines,
[226] 485

Ordnance Select Committee, Res. [225] 340
Parliament-Bates, Mr., Motion for a Select

Committee, [226] 342, 344, 348, 355, 356;
Amendt. 357; Amendt. 359, 365

Pim, Captain, and Mr. E. J. Reed, [223] 1211
Post Office-Treasury Commission on the Tele-
graphs, [226] 854

Sheerness-Sea Wall, [226] 860

Unseaworthy Ships-Deck Cargoes, [226] 857
Unseaworthy Ships, Leave, [226] 157; 2R.
251; Comm. Amendt. 380, 384, 390; cl. 1,
405, 408, 409, 413; add. cl. 414, 422, 426,
429, 430; Consid. 579, 584; cl. 3, 585; 3R.
619

Reformatories

Moved," For Address for Return of the num-
ber of committals to Reformatories during
the last two years by justices in petty ses-
sions; stating the ages of the children, the
nature of the offences, and the duration of

the sentences (The Earl of Shaftesbury)

August 9, [226] 725; Motion agreed to

Regimental Exchanges Bill

(Mr. Secretary Hardy, Mr. Stanley)

c. Motion for Leave (Mr. Gathorne Hardy) Feb 8,
222] 122; after short debate, Motion agreed to;
Bill ordered; read 10*
[Bill 3]

. Moved, "That the Bill be now read 20"
Feb 22, 628

Regimental Exchanges Bill-cont.

Amendt. to leave out " now," and add " upon
this day six months" (Mr. Trevelyan); after
long debate, Moved, "That the debate be
now adjourned (Sir Henry Havelock);
Motion withdrawn

Main Question put; A. 282, N. 185; M. 97;
Bill read 2o

222]

Division List, A. and N., 714
The Regulations, Questions, General Sir George
Balfour, Mr. O'Reilly; Answers, Mr. Ga-
thorne Ilardy Mar 1, 997

Order for Committee read; Moved, "That Mr.
Speaker do now leave the Chair" (Mr.
Gathorne Hardy) Mar 4, 1204

Amendt. to leave out from "That," and add
"this House is of opinion that Regimental
Exchanges may be properly allowed under
official control; but that any legislation per-
mitting a public officer to pay a sum of money
by way of profit or bonus to another officer
in respect of a bargain for the exchange of
their offices would be injurious to the public
service"
(Mr. Goschen) v.: Question pro-
posed, "That the words, &c.;" after long
debate, Question put; A. 282, N. 186;
M. 96

Division List, A. and N., 1269
Main Question, "That Mr. Speaker, &c.," put,
and agreed to; Committee

On Question, "That the Preamble be post-
poned?" Moved, "That the Chairman do
report Progress, and ask leave to sit again"
(The Marquess of Hartington); Question
put; A. 159, N. 267; M. 108

Moved, "That the Chairman do now leave the
Chair" (Mr. Macdonald); after short debate,
Motion withdrawn; Cominittee-R.P.

. Question, Observations, The Marquess of Har-
tington; Reply, Mr. Disraeli Mar 5, 1288
Committee-R.P. Mar 15, 1808

Committee; Report Mar 16, 1889

223] Read 3°, after short debate Mar 18, 66
.Field Officers, Question, Mr. Childers; Answer,
Mr. Gathorne Hardy Mar 18, 30

1. Read 1* (Lord President) Mar 19 (No. 44)
224] Moved, That the Bill be now read 2a"

May 7, 213
Amendt. to leave out ("now,") and add at the
end of the Motion (" this day six months ")
(The Viscount Cardwell); after long debate,
on Question, That ("now,") &c.; Cont. 137,
Not-cont. 60; M. 77; Bill read 2a

Division List, Cont. and Not-Cont., 286
Committee; Report May 11, 462

Read 3* May 13

Royal Assent May 28

[38 Vict. c. 16]

. Personal Explanation, The Marquess of Lans-
downe June 1, 1203

Registration of Trade Marks Bill
(The Lord Chancellor)

i. Presented; read 1a June 22, [225] 289 (No. 167)
Read 2a June 28

Committee; Report July 1

Read 3 July 2

c. Read 1°* (Mr. Cavendish Bentinck) July 6
[Bill 242]

Moved, "That the Bill be now read 20"
July 15, 1555; Moved, "That the Debate
be now adjourned" (Mr. Eustace Smith);
Motion withdrawn