O'DONNELL, Mr. F. H.-cont.

Municipal Corporations, Comm. 1199, 1774
Parliament-Business of the House (Putting
the Question), Res. 110, 350; Amendt. 1843,
1872

Parliamentary Elections (Corrupt and Illegal
Practices), 2R. 1363, 1436

Provincial Art Galleries and Museums, Res.
597

Supply, Report, 183, 187

Royal Parks and Pleasure Gardens, 1173,
1174, 1175

Official Appointments See title Civil
Service Appointments

Official Salaries-Mr. Algernon West
Question, Mr. W. J. Corbet; Answer, Lord
Frederick Cavendish April 20, 984

One-Pound Bank Notes

O'SHEA, Mr. W. II.-cont.

Land Law (Ireland) Act (1881) Amendment,
2R. 1507

Poor Law Guardians (Ireland), 2R. 938
Protection of Person and Property (Ireland)
Act, 1881- Mr. W. Abraham, 1673
Spain-Commercial Treaty-Negotiations, 29
Supply, Report, 160

O'SULLIVAN, Mr. W. H., Limerick Co.
Ireland-Miscellaneous Questions

Criminal Law-Riot at Kilross-Sentences
upon the Prisoners, 540

Prisons-Limerick Gaol-Putting untried
Prisoners to Work, 1557, 1930
Protection of Person and Property Act,
1881-Release of Persons detained under
the Act, 1399, 1400

Poor Law Guardians (Ireland), 2R. 941
Post Office-The Parcel Post, 542

leave out from " That," and add "in the
opinion of this House, the prohibition of the
issue of bank notes of £1 each in England
and Wales is unreasonable and ought to be
removed, and that all needful steps should be
forthwith taken to authorise the issue of
such notes (Mr. William Fowler) v.,
1682; Question proposed, "That the words,
&c. ;" after debate, Question put, and
agreed to

mission

The Statutes-Religious Teaching and Wor-
ship, Observations, The Earl of Carnarvon ;
debate thereon May 1, 1788

The Oxford Statutes, Question, Mr. Thorold
Rogers; Answer, Mr. Gladstone May 1,
1840

Lincoln College (Oxford) Statutes, Observa-
tions, Question, The Earl of Camperdown;
Answer, The Lord Chancellor May 2, 1918

Oxford University (Jesus College Statutes)
Moved, "That an humble Address be presented
to Her Majesty, praying Her Majesty that
She will be graciously pleased to withhold
her consent from the Statutes proposed by
the University of Oxford Commissioners for
Jesus College, which Statutes were laid upon
the Table of this House on the 7th of
February last" (Mr. Hussey Vivian) May 2,
1997; after short debate, Motion withdrawn

PAGET, Mr. R. H., Somersetshire, Mid
Lunacy Laws, Res. 1467

Turnpike Roads (South Wales), 3R. 1908

PALMER, Mr. J. H., Lincoln

Parliamentary Elections (Corrupt and Illegal
Practices), 2R. 1334

Papal See (Diplomatic Communications)
Moved, "That, while recognising the value of
a good understanding between this Country
and the Papal See, this House is of opinion
that all communications between any of Her
Majesty's Ministers and the authorities of
the Vatican should be placed on official
record in accordance with the constitutional
practice in diplomatic affairs, and should be
conducted with the cognizance of Parlia
ment" (Sir Henry Wolff) April 18, 887;
after debate, Question put, and negatived

Parish Registers Bill (Mr. Borlase, Mr.

Bryce, Mr. Mellor, Mr. Cochrane-Patrick)
c. Ordered; read 1o* April 19 [Bill 132]

Parliament
LORDS-

Moved, "That the Clerk of the Crown and
Hanaper do make a Return of the dates of
the issue of the writs for the election of all
Representative Peers of Ireland who have
been elected since the year 1850; and also
of the dates of the receipt of the latest re-
turn in each case which has been sent in to
the Hanaper Office in obedience to such
writs (The Earl of Belmore) Mar 27, 4 ;
Motion amended, and agreed to

The Lord Chancellor acquainted the House

that the Clerk of the Parliaments had re-
ceived (by post) from the Clerk of the Crown
and Hanaper in Ireland (pursuant to order
of Monday last) Return respecting the elec-
tion of Representative Peers of Ireland:
Ordered, That the said Return be printed
(No. 54) Mar 30

268.

Business of the House

Arrangement of Public Business, Questions,
Sir Stafford Northcote, Lord George Hamil-
ton, Sir George Campbell; Answers, Mr.
Gladstone, Lord Frederick Cavendish Mar 31,
492; Questions, Sir Stafford Northcote, Mr.
Gorst, Mr. Hussey Vivian; Answers, The
Marquess of Hartington April 21, 1108;
Questions, Mr. R. N. Fowler, Mr. Healy ;
Answers, Mr. Childers, Mr. Speaker, Lord
Frederick Cavendish April 27, 1631; Ques-
tion, Sir Stafford Northcote; Answers, Mr.
Gladstone, Lord Frederick Cavendish May 1,
1840; Question, Sir Stafford Northcote ;
Answer, Mr. Gladstone May 2, 1945;-
Opposition to Motions, Question, Mr. Ry-
lands; Answer, Mr. R. Power; Question,
Mr. R. Power; Answer, Mr. W. E.
Forster Mar 30, 304 ;-The "Count Out" on
Friday, March 31, Question, Sir John Hay;
Answer, Mr. Gladstone April 3, 553;-
Tuesdays-Morning Sittings, Questions, Mr.
Justin M'Carthy, Mr. Gorst, Sir Stafford
Northcote ; Answers, The Marquess of
Hartington April 20, 1036;- The Jesus
College Statutes, Observations, Mr. Hussey
Vivian April 21, 1110;-Corrupt Practices
(Disfranchisement) Bill, Questions, Mr.
Lewis; Answers, The Attorney General
April 3, 554; April 18, 876;-The Settled
Land Bill, Observations, Sir R. Assheton
Cross April 21, 1110;-Rivers Conservancy
and Floods Prevention Bill, Question, Sir
Baldwyn Leighton; Answer, Mr. Hibbert
April 27, 1571;-Tuesday Sittings, Ques-
tions, Mr. Macfarlane, Mr. R. N. Fow-
ler, Sir Stafford Northcote, Mr. Chaplin,
Mr. Joseph Cowen; Answers, Mr. Glad-
stone April 28, 1680

East Cornwall Election-Speech of Mr. Court-
ney, Observations, Mr. Gladstone; Ques-
tion, Mr. Callan; Answer, Mr. Gladstone
Mar 30, 310

Interference of Peers in Parliamentary Elec-
tions, Postponement of Notice, Mr. Joseph
Cowen April 21, 1151

Palace of Westminster-The Clock Tower,
Questions, Mr. Spencer, Mr. Healy; An-
swers, Mr. Shaw Lefevre Mar 27, 28
Parliamentary Oath (Mr. Bradlaugh)—“ Gur-
ney v. Bradlaugh," Question, Mr. P. A.
Taylor; Answer, The Attorney General
April 20, 1033; · Northampton Borough,
Question, Mr. Firth; Answer, Mr. Glad-
stone April 28, 1678
Parliamentary Representation-Return No. 88
(Revenue, Taxation and Population), Ques-
tion, Sir John Hay; Answer, Lord Frederick
Cavendish April 20, 979

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The Easter Recess-Adjournment of the House,
Moved, "That this House, at its rising, do
adjourn until Monday 17th April" (Mr.
Gladstone) April 4; after long debate, Mo-
tion agreed to

3 Y 2

ting the Question)

Order read, for resuming Adjourned Debate on
Amendt. proposed to Question [20th Feb-
ruary], "That when it shall appear to Mr.
Speaker, or to the Chairman of a Committee
of the whole House, during any Debate, to
be the evident sense of the House, or of the
Committee, that the Question be now put,
he may so inform the House, or the Com-
mittee; and, if a Motion be made 'That the
Question be now put,' Mr. Speaker, or the
Chairman, shall forthwith put such Question;
and, if the same be decided in the affirmative,
the Question under discussion shall be put
forthwith Provided that the Question shall
not be decided in the affirmative, if a Division
be taken, unless it shall appear to have been
supported by more than two hundred Mem-
bers, or unless it shall appear to have been
opposed by less than forty Members and
supported by more than one hundred Mem-
bers" (Mr. Gladstone)

And which Amendt. was, to leave out from the
first word "That," and add "no Rules of
Procedure will be satisfactory to this House
which confer the power of closing a Debate
upon a majority of Members" (Mr. Marriott)
v.; Question again proposed, "That the
words when it shall appear to Mr. Speaker,'
stand part of the Question;" Debate resumed
Mar 27, 35: after long debate, Moved,
"That the Debate be now adjourned" (Mr.
John Bright); after further short debate,
Motion agreed to; Debate further adjourned
Amendments, Question, Lord George Hamil-
ton; Answer, Mr. Speaker Mar 30, 313
Debate resumed [Fifth Night] Mar 30, 314;
after long debate, Question put, "That the
words when it shall appear to Mr. Speaker,'
stand part of the Question; A. 318,
N. 279; M. 39

Div. List, A. and N. 422
Main Question again proposed; Debate further
adjourned

Observations, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Gladstone Mar 31,
491;-The Division on Thursday Night,
Question, Mr. Ashmead-Bartlett; Answer,
Mr. Gladstone Mar 31, 494; Question, Mr.
Pemberton; Answer, Mr. Gladstone April 24,

1269

Debate resumed [Sixth Night] May 1, 1842
Amendt. in line 1, after the words
"Mr.
Speaker," to insert the words 'after an
appeal to his judgment by a Minister of the
Crown (Mr. O'Donnell); Question pro-
posed, "That those words be there inserted"
Amendt. to said proposed Amendt. To add, at
the end thereof, the words "or by the Mem-
ber in charge of the subject under discus-
sion" (Lord George Hamilton); Question
proposed, That those words be there
added;" after long debate, Amendt. to pro-
posed Amendt. withdrawn; Question put,
"That those words be there inserted; "
A. 164, N. 220; M. 56 (D. L. 74); Debate
adjourned

Parliament-Gloucester Writ

Moved, "That Mr. Speaker do issue his
Warrant to the Clerk of the Crown to make

out a new Writ for the election of a Member
to serve in this present Parliament for the
City of Gloucester, in the room of Thomas
Robinson, esquire, whose election has been
declared to be void " (Mr. Lewis) April 27,
1574; after debate, Question put, and
negatived

Parliament-Mr. Clifford Lloyd-Circular
by the Inspector of Police, County
Clare

Question, Mr. Sexton; Answer, Mr. W. E.
Forster April 20, 988; Moved, "That this
House do now adjourn" (Mr. Sexton)
Mr. Redmond, Member for New Ross, having
been named by Mr. SPEAKER as disregarding
the authority of the Chair, after debate, Moved,
"That Mr. Redmond be suspended from the
service of the House during the remainder
of this day's sitting" (The Marquess of
Hartington), 1016; Question put; A. 207,
N. 12; M. 195 (D. L. 66)

Mr. SPEAKER then directed Mr. Redmond to
withdraw, and he withdrew accordingly

Parliament-Wigan New Writ

Moved, "That Mr. Speaker do issue his
Warrant to the Clerk of the Crown in Chan-
cery to make out a new Writ for the election of
a Member to serve in this present Parliament
for the Borough of Wigan, in the room of
Francis Sharp Powell, esquire, whose election
has been declared to be void" (Mr. Lewis)
May 2, 1946

Amendt. to leave out from "That, "and add
"no Writ be issued to fill up any vacancy
occasioned by corrupt practices until this
House has disposed of the Corrupt Practices
(Disfranchisement) Bill" (Baron de Ferrières)
v.; Question proposed, "That the words,
&c.; after debate, Question put; A. 142
N. 220; M. 78 (D. L. 75)
Question proposed, "That those words be there
added; Amendt. withdrawn

PARLIAMENT-HOUSE OF LORDS
New Peer

April 24-The Right Honourable Sir George
William Wilshere Bramwell, knight,
late a Lord Justice of Appeal,
created Baron Bramwell of Hever
in the county of Kent

Sat First

April 20-The Lord Boston, after the death of
his father

April 27-The Lord Hopetoun (The Earl of
Hopetoun), after the death of his
father

PARLIAMENT HOUSE OF COMMONS
New Writs Issued

April 4-For the County of Meath, v. Michael
Davitt, who, having been adjudged
guilty of felony and sentenced to

penal servitude for fifteen years,