212.

SCOURFIELD, Mr. J. H., Pembrokeshire, S. | SIMON, Mr. Serjeant J., Dewsbury
Capital Punishment Abolition, 2R. 1718
Education (Scotland), Consid. cl. 68, Amendt.
175

Mines (Coal) Regulation, Comm. cl. 14, 186;
cl. 48, 652; Consid. add. cl. 879, 881; 3R.
1277

Occasional Sermons, 2R. 253
Railways (Ireland), 2R. 1338

SEELY, Mr. C., Senr., Lincoln City

Elementary Education Act-Section 33-
School Boards, 956

Legacy and Succession Duty Department, 1147
Parliament-Public Petitions, 1511
Supply-Eyre's, Ex-Governor, Costs, 841

Sites for Places of Worship and Schools
Bill-Afterwards

Sites for Places of Worship, &c. Bill
(Marquess of Westminster)

Post Office-United States-Postage Rates,.
1517

SEELY, Mr. C., Junr., Nottingham

Mines (Coal) Regulation, Comm. cl. 4, 41;
cl. 14, 187; Consid. add. cl. 885; cl. 5,
Amendt. 886

SELKIRK, Earl of

Education (Scotland), Comm. cl. 1, 1021;
cl. 50, 1025

SELWIN-IBBETSON, Sir H. J., Essex, W.
Cattle Plague, 1415

Intoxicating Liquor (Licensing), 2R. 969, 991;
Comm. 1674; cl. 5, 1675, 1676, 1677; cl. 6,
Amendt. 1678; cl. 7, 1680; cl. 9, 1683, 1685;
cl. 12, 1687, 1692; Amendt. 1698, 1699;
cl. 14, 1888, 1893; Amendt. 1904; cl. 15,
1910; cl. 16, 1911, 1912; cl. 19, 1914; cl. 22,
Amendt. 1954, 1955; cl. 24, 1959, 1969,
1978, 1983, 1986

Mines (Coal) Regulation, Comm. cl. 48, Amendt.
644; cl. 63, Amendt. 665

Parliament-Business of the House, 1372,
1373; Res. 1420
Public Health, 345

SEYMOUR, Mr. A., Salisbury

Supply-Houses of Parliament, 446

SHAFTESBURY, Earl of

Acrobats, 2R. 621; Comm. 1502
Brickfields, Motion for a Return, 1745
Metalliferous Mines Regulation, 2R. 1600
Mines (Coal) Regulation, Comm. cl. 4, Amendt.
1869, 1875; cl. 5, Amendt. ib., 1876; cl. 6,
1877, 1878

Parliamentary and Municipal Elections, Re-
port, cl. 3, 16; add. cl. ib., 18

SHAW, Mr. R., Burnley

Mines (Coal) Regulation, Comm. cl. 7, 44

SHERIDAN, Mr. H. B., Dudley

Albert and European Life Assurance Companies,
Res. 393

Mines (Coal) Regulation, Comm. cl. 48,
Amendt. 652; Consid. cl. 6, 889; cl. 45,
Amendt. 1008

SHERIFF, Mr. A. C., Worcester City
Criminal Law-Droitwich Magistrates, 793
SHERLOCK, Mr. Serjeant D., King's Co.
Law Officers of the Crown, Res. 67

Read 1a* June 21
Read 2a July 5

*

(No. 166)

Committee ; Report July 11 (No. 206)
Committee (on re-comm.) July 15 (No.214)
Report July 19

*

3R. discharged July 25

Slave Trade (East African Coast)
Moved, "That an humble Address be presented
to Her Majesty, praying that such measures
as are necessary to assist the cruisers employed
in the repression of the Slave Trade on the
Eastern Coast of Africa may be adopted"
(Lord Stratheden) July 23, 1608; after
short debate, a Question being stated there-
upon, the Question was put, Whether the
Question shall be now put? resolved in
the negative

SMITH, Mr. J. B., Stockport

Metrical System, International Commission on
the, 1366

SMITH, Mr. T. E., Tynemouth, &c.

Intoxicating Liquor (Licensing), Comm. cl. 7,
1680, 1681

Mayo, Countess of Queen's Message con-
sidered, 1574

Mines (Coal) Regulation, Comm. cl. 14, 187
Royal Parks and Gardens-Regulations, 1749,
1750

SMITH, Mr. W. H., Westminster

Education (Scotland), Consid. cl. 66, 172
Intoxicating Liquor (Licensing), Comm. cl. 23,
1955; cl. 24, 1982, 1988

Metropolis-New Public Offices, 1752
Parliament-Public Business, Res. 1428
Poor Law (Metropolis)-Pauper Children, 1414
Post Office-Telegraph Establishment, 1147
Public Health, Comm. cl. 41, 1493
Supply-Public Education in Great Britain,
450

Royal Parks and Gardens, 434
Thames Embankment (Land), Comm. 1583
Ways and Means-Inhabited House Duty, 631

SMYTH, Mr. P. J., Westmeath Co.
Intercolonial Tariffs, 1145
Ireland-Constabulary Force, 701
Ireland-Galway Election Petition, Res. 1805,
1809

SOLICITOR GENERAL, The (Sir G. JESSEL),
Dover

Judicial Organization, Report of Committee,
Res. 1929, 1932, 1936

[cont.

South Pacific Islands-Samoan or Navi- STANLEY, Hon. Captain F. A., Lanca-

SPENCER, Earl (Lord Lieutenant of Ire- Statute Law Revision (No. 2) Bill [H.L.]

212.

STORKS, Right Hon. Major General Sir | Supply-cont.

H. (Surveyor General of Ordnance),
Ripon

Army-Questions, &c.

Cavalry Remounts, 1116
Gun Cotton, 1754
Harwich, Camp at, 1886

Yeomanry and Volunteer Adjutants, 102,
103, 950, 1363

Army-Control Department, Motion for a
Commission, 1491

Army Estimates - Control Establishments-
Wages, &c. 1550, 1551, 1552
Provisions, Forage, &c. 1553
Warlike Stores, 1553, 1554, 1557

Works, Buildings, &c. 1559, 1563, 1565,
1568, 1569

Supply-Militia Pay and Allowances, 127

STRAIGHT, Mr. D., Shrewsbury
Intoxicating Liquor (Licensing), Comm. cl. 13,
1703; cl. 14, 1898, 1907; cl. 15, 1911;
cl. 19, 1915; cl. 24, 1964
Law Officers of the Crown, Res. 70

STRATFORD DE REDCLIFFE, Viscount
Education (Scotland), Comm. Preamble, 1036

Suez Canal-Increase of Tonnage Dues
Question, Observations, Mr. Baillie Cochrane;
Reply, Viscount Enfield June 24, 101;
July 1, 428

Summary Jurisdiction Bill [H.L.]
(Lord Chancellor)

Fifth Resolution (Ex-Governor Eyre) read a
second time; and, after debate, agreed to
Sixth Resolution agreed to

Seventh Resolution amended, and agreed to;
subsequent Resolutions agreed to
Considered in Committee July 12; Committee

-R.P.

Considered in Committee July 15, 1150-NAVY
ESTIMATES-Resolutions reported July 18
Considered in Committee July 19, 1443-CIVIL
SERVICE ESTIMATES-Resolution reported
July 22

Considered in Committee July 19: Committee

-R.P.

Considered in Committee July 22, 1520-ARMY
ESTIMATES Committee-R.P.; Resolutions

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reported July 23

SUPPLY

Considered in Committee June 21; Committee

-R.P.

Considered in Committee June 24, 108-ARMY

ESTIMATES-POST OFFICE PACKET SERVICE
Resolutions reported June 25, 190
Resolution 2 (£26,400, Martial Law); after
short debate, Resolution agreed to
Resolution 7 (£1,134,632, Post Office Packet
Service); after short debate, Resolution
agreed to

Remaining Resolutions agreed to
Considered in Committee July 1, 432-CIVIL
SERVICE ESTIMATES-Resolutions reported
July 4

Considered in Committee July 5, 736-CIVIL

SERVICE ESTIMATES-REVENUE DEPARTMENTS
-POST OFFICE SERVICES-Committee-R.P.;
Resolutions reported July 8

Considered in Committee July 8, 798-CIVIL
SERVICE ESTIMATES-REVENUE DEPARTMENTS
-Committee-R.P; Resolutions reported
July 9
After short debate, First Four Resolutions
agreed to, 854

Question, Mr. Synan; Answer, Mr. Baxter
July 15, 1130

Amendt. to leave out from "That," and add
"having regard to the advanced period of the
Session and the pressure of more important
public business in which the House is already
engaged, it is not expedient to proceed fur-
ther with the consideration of this Bill" (Mr.
Vernon Harcourt) v.; Question proposed,
"That the words, &c. ;" after short debate,
Question put; A. 133, N. 154; M. 21; words
added; main Question, as amended, put, and
negatived

TIPPING, Mr. W., Stockport

Capital Punishment Abolition, 2R, 1734

[cont.

212.