POWER, Mr. J. O'Connor-cont.

Peace Preservation Act, 1881-Search for
Arms-Sub-Inspector Ball, 1144
Poor Law-Relief of Distress-Swinford
Union, 1401

Protection of Person and Property Act,
1881-Release of Prisoners under the
Act, 1929;-Treatment of Prisoners
under the Act, 290

Land Law (Ireland) Act (1881) Amendment,
2R. 1552

Prisons (England) Act, 1877-Cost of Con-
veying Prisoners, 1402

POWER, Mr. R., Waterford

Inland Revenue-Beer Licences (Ireland), 150
Ireland-Abolition of the Viceregal Office,
1656

Protection of Person and Property Act,
1881-Treatment of Persons arrested
under the Act-Michael Veal, 24, 25
Municipal Corporations, Comm. 1777
Parliament Business of the House-Opposi-
tion to Motions, 305

POWERSCOURT, Viscount

Public Affairs-Irish Policy of the Government,
Ministerial Statement, 1924

PRICE, Captain G. E., Devonport
Merchant Shipping Acts-" Albert Edward"
Channel Steamer, 1815
Collisions at Sea, 1253
Navy-"Satellite" Class, 292

Shipbuilding Programme, 1563
Navy, Strength of the, Res. 1067

Official Appointments-Mr. R. S. Mitford, 1104,
1105

Prince Leopold, Duke of Albany

The Queen's Answer to the Address [March 21]
reported April 24, 1204

Prisons (England) Act, 1877

Cost of Conveying Prisoners, Questions, Mr.
O'Connor Power, Colonel Colthurst; An-
swers, The Attorney General for Ireland
April 25, 1402

Gaol Dietary, Question, Mr. R. N. Fowler;
Answer, Sir William Harcourt April 28,
1657

Tothill Fields Prison, Question, Mr. Broad-

hurst; Answer, Sir William Harcourt May 2,

1942

Provincial Art Galleries and Museums
Amendt. on Committee of Supply April 3, To
leave out from "That," and add "in the
opinion of this House, grants in aid of Art
and Industrial Museums should not be con-
fined to London, Edinburgh, and Dublin,
but that a special grant should be made to
the Science and Art Department, South
Kensington, to enable them to supply Pro-
vincial Art Galleries and Museums with
original examples and reproductions of In-
dustrial Art adapted to their special local
acquirements, and also to maintain and to
still further develop the circulation system

[cont.

Provincial Art Galleries and Museums-cont.
now administered by the Department; that
gifts or loans of such articles and works as
may be available from the National Art
Collections, and from the British Museum,
should be made to Provincial Art Galleries
and Museums; and that such aid be con-
fined to those towns or localities which are
rated under the Free Libraries and Museums
Act, and that the amount of such aid be
proportioned to the sum raised and spent in
each locality; and that, in order to give due
effect to these proposals, it is desirable to
place the whole of the National Art and
other Collections, including the National
Gallery and British Museum, under the
direct control and administration of a De-
partment of the Government" (Mr. Jesse
Collings) v., 576; Question proposed, "That
the words, &c.; after debate, Question
put, and agreed to

Prisons-Enniskillen Gaol-Regulation as
to Visitors to Prisoners on St. Patrick's
Day, 871;-Omagh Gaol, 305
Young Ireland Literary Society, Dublin-
Intrusion of Police, 152, 298, 299
Ireland-Protection of Person and Property
Act, 1881-Miscellaneous Questions
Dooley, Mr. James, 478, 479
Holden, Mr. J., 660

Kenny, Mr., and Mr. Cantwell, 1399
Molloy, Mr., 1824

Moloney, Mr., 1254

Murphy, Mr., 1255

O'Connor, Mr. J., 879

Prisoners detained under the Act-Mr.
M'Carthy and others, 1658, 1659
Ryan-Wall, Mr. Michael, 1812
Tipperary Co., Arrests in, 1567
Treatment of Prisoners under the Act, 287,
291, 542, 1254, 1566, 1567

Visits to Prisoners under the Act, 1098,
1821

Wexford County, Arrests in, 872
Ireland-Royal Irish Constabulary-Miscel-
laneous Questions

Appointments of County and Sub-Inspectors
at Londonderry, 1398

Constable Molloy, Charge against, 535
Sergeant Maguire, 1240
Sub-Inspector Rogers, 144

Ireland, State of Miscellaneous Questions
Boylan, Mr., Assault on, 535
Dynamite, Use of, 1239

House Searches by the Constabulary, 879
Ladies' Land League-Judge Barry and
Miss M'Cormack, 21

Limerick-Prohibited Public Meeting, 538,

539

Londonderry, Outrages at, 477, 1240
Occupation of Iluts by Persons Evicted-
Interference of Police, 1249

REDMOND, Mr. J. E.-cont.

Removal of Placards by the Constabulary,

1250

Wexford Co., Alleged Outrage, 664

Land Law (Ireland) Act (1881) Amendment,

2R. 1478

Post Office-Detention of Land League Letters,

1099

Transmission of Land League Portraits,
1098

REED, Sir E. J., Cardiff

Oxford University (Jesus College Statutes),
Motion for an Address, 2005

Regent's Canal, City, and Docks Railway
Bill

c. Select Committee nominated Mar 30; List
of the Committee, 283

Reserve Forces Acts Consolidation Bill
(Mr. Secretary Childers, The Judge Advocate
General, Mr. Campbell-Bannerman)
c. Ordered; read 1o April 3 [Bill 124]

RICHARDSON, Mr. J. N., Armagh Co.
Ireland, State of-Use of Dynamite, 1239

Burial Fees, 2R. 262

SALISBURY, Marquess of

Criminal Law-The Condemned Convict Lam-
son, Motion for an Address, 1387, 1388
Ireland, State of-Threatening Letters, 1396
Land Law (Ireland) Act, 1881 (Sec. 8, Sub-
sec. 9)-" Adams v. Dunseath," 1229
Oxford and Cambridge Universities Commis-
sion Statutes Religious Teaching and
Worship, 1799

Public Affairs-Irish Policy of the Government
-Lord Lieutenancy of Ireland, 1787,
1788

Ministerial Statement, 1919, 1920, 1922,
1923, 1924

Turkey-Passage in the Bosphorus-Russian
Armed Ships, 281

Education Department-New Code-Schedule
VI.-Pupil Teachers, 481
Lunacy Laws, Res. 1452

Supply-Science and Art Department, &c. 656

SAMUELSON, Mr. H. B., Frome
Parliamentary Elections (Corrupt and Illegal
Practices), 2R. 1429

SANDON, Right Hon. Viscount, Liverpool
Education Department-New Code, 606
Supply Public Education (England and
Wales), 648, 654

SCHREIBER, Mr. C., Poole

Parliamentary Elections (Corrupt and Illegal
Practices), 2R. 1432

Post Office-Bank Holidays, 545
Supply-Royal Parks and Pleasure Gardens,
1181

Ways and Means-Financial Statement-Car-
riage Duties, 1676

Science and Art-H. B's Caricatures

Question, Mr. George Howard; Answer, Mr.
Walpole April 3, 547

SCLATER-BOOTH, Right Hon. G., Hants, N
Commonable Rights, Comm. add. cl. 1632
Lunacy Laws, Res. 1465

Municipal Corporations, Comm. 1753

Parliament Business of the House (Putting
the Question), Res. 1864

Supply-Royal Parks and Pleasure Gardens,
1162

Turnpike Roads (South Wales), 3R. 1912
Wales (South)-General Superintendent, 647
Woods and Forests-Fires in Woolmer Forest,
801

Scotland

MISCELLANEOUS QUESTIONS

Board of Manufactures and Fisheries, Ques-
tion, Sir Alexander Gordon; Answer, Lord
Frederick Cavendish April 18, 876
Educational Endowments-Legislation, Ques-
tion, Mr. Buchanan; Answer, Mr. Mun-
della April 3, 544

Geological Survey, Question, Mr. Buchanan;
Answer, Mr. Mundella April 24, 1261
Harbours of Refuge, Questions, General Sir
George Balfour, Mr. Pemberton; Answers,
Mr. Chamberlain April 24, 1242

Inland Revenue Stamping Department, Ques-
tions, Dr. Cameron; Answers, Lord Frede-
rick Cavendish Mar 31, 477
Landlord and Tenant-Evictions in the Island
of Skye, Question, Mr. Biggar; Answer,
The Lord Advocate April 24, 1245; Ques-
tions, Mr. Macfarlane, Mr. Dick-Peddie;
Answers, Mr. Gladstone April 28, 1675;
Questions, Mr. Fraser-Mackintosh, Mr.
Dick-Peddie; Answers, The Lord Advocate
May 1, 1822;-Disturbances in the Island
of Skye, Question, Mr. Fraser-Mackintosh;
Answer, The Lord Advocate April 20, 1032;
Question, Mr. Biggar; Answer, The Lord
Advocate April 27, 1565

[cont.

SEVERNE, Mr. J. E., Shropshire, S.
Municipal Corporations, Comm. 1767

SEXTON, Mr. T., Sligo

Army (Annual), 2R. 561; Comm. 733; cl. 4,
734; add. cl. 735, 739, 753
Ireland-Miscellaneous Questions

Civil Service-Appointment of Mr. Croker,
671

Dublin City Market Company, 476

Irish Land Commission-Estate of Mr.
Talbot-Crosbie, 13

Landlord and Tenant-The Earl of Ken-
mare's Estate, 1944
Magistracy-Major Waller Ashe, 1100;—
Mr. Clifford Lloyd, 1671

Mr. Clifford Lloyd-Circular by the In-
spector of Police, Co. Clare, 988, 990,
993; Motion for Adjournment, 994,
1000, 1001, 1002, 1026, 1028, 1247,
1932, 1933, 1934

Mr. Parnell-Representation of Liverpool,
676

Peace Preservation Act, 1881-Search for
Arms-Sub-Inspector Ball, 1147
Prisons BoardCaptain Barlow, 1841,

1842

SEXTON, Mr. T.-cont.

Prisoners detained under the Act-Mr.
M'Carthy and others, 1659, 1660
Treatment of Persons arrested under the
Act, 19, 287, 288, 289;-Galway Gaol,
8,9
Ireland - Royal Irish Constabulary—Miscel-
laneous Questions

Co. Monaghan, 1813

Sub-Inspector Rogers, 143, 145

"United Ireland"-Alleged Excess of Duty
by a Constable at Waterford, 1266

Ireland, State of Miscellaneous Questions
Land League Huts-Mr. Clifford Lloyd,
885, 886

Military Riots at Galway, 34

Occupation of Huts by Persons Evicted-
Interference of Police, 1247, 1248
Tipperary-Conduct of the Police, 12, 13
Land Law (Ireland) Act (1881) Amendment,

2R. 1522

Municipal Corporations, Comm. 1782
Parliament-Business of the House (Putting

the Question), Res. 107, 108, 361, 1868
Poor Law Guardians (Ireland), 2R. 937
Public Affairs, State of Irish Policy of the
Government, Ministerial Statement, 1980
Supply, Report, 161, 162, 176, 196

SHAFTESBURY, Earl of

Payment of Wages in Public-houses Prohibi-
tion, 2R. 1927

SHAW, Mr. W., Cork Co.

Ireland-Mr. Clifford Lloyd-Circular by the
Inspector of Police, Co. Clare, 1011

Land Law (Ireland) Act (1881) Amendment,
2R. 1532, 1535

SHEIL, Mr. E., Meath Co.

Ireland-Peace Preservation Act, 1881-Arms
Licences, 1570

Protection of Person and Property Act,
1881-Prisoners detained under the Act
-Mr. P. Arnold, 1570

Parliamentary Elections (Corrupt and Illegal
Practices), 2R. 1599

Supply-Royal Parks and Pleasure Gardens,
1178

SHERIDAN, Mr. H. B., Dudley

Central Metropolitan Railway, 2R. 1649,
1652, 1655

SHIELD, Mr. Hugh., Cambridge
Parliament-Business of the House (Putting
the Question), Res. 1865

SIMON, Mr. Serjeant J., Dewsbury
Parliamentary Elections (Corrupt and Illegal
Practices), 2R. 1423

Parliamentary Elections Expenses, 2R. 957

SLAGG, Mr. J., Manchester

Provincial Art Galleries and Museums, Res.
589

SPEAKER, The (Right Hon. Sir H. B.
W. BRAND), Cambridgeshire

Army (Annual), 2R. 574

Bills of Sale Act (1878) Amendment, Consid.
125, 133

Central Metropolitan Railway, 2R. 1652
Cornwall (East) Election-Speech of Mr.
Courtney, 312

Gibraltar (Religious Dissensions)-Dr. Canilla
-The Papers, 555, 643
Ireland-Miscellaneous Questions

Abolition of the Viceregal Office, 1656
Law and Justice-Peter Dunne, Case of-
Mr. Justice Fitzgerald, 1140, 1143
Mr. Clifford Lloyd-Circular by the In-
spector of Police, Co. Clare, 993, 1009,
1016, 1017, 1933

Protection of Person and Property Act,
1881-Prisoners detained under the Aot
-J. M'Carthy and others, 1663;-
Treatment of Prisoners under the Act,
287

State of Occupation of Huts by Persons
Evicted Interference of the Police,
1248

Judgments (Inferior Courts), Consid. add. cl.
1786

Law and Police-Riots at Camborne, Corn-
wall, 1674

SPEAKER, The-cont.

Parliament-Business of the House (Putting
the Question), Res. 108, 109, 113, 313, 353,
495, 1868, 1869, 1870

Parliament-Gloucester Writ, Res. 1575, 1577
Parliament-Wigan New Writ, Res. 1965
Parliamentary Elections (Corrupt and Illegal
Practices), 2R. 1589, 1614

Poor Law Guardians (Ireland), 2R. 940
Public Affairs, State of-Irish Policy of the
Government, 1838; Ministerial Statement,
1977, 1982, 1997

Supply, Report, 162, 176, 198

Turnpike Roads (South Wales), 3R. 1903

SPENCER, Hon. C. R., Northampton, N.

Parliament - Palace of Westminster-Clock
Tower, 28

[cont.

(The Lord Chancellor)
Presented; read 1a April 21, 1082 (No. 64)
Read 2a, and referred to a Select Committee
April 25, 1371

STORY-MASKELYNE, Mr. M. H. N., Crick
lade

Education Department-New Code, 605