LORDS, THURSDAY, APRIL 29.

Ecclesiastical Dilapidations Bill (No. 25)—

Moved, "That the Bill be now read 2a,"-(The Archbishop of York)

After short debate, Motion (by Leave of the House) withdrawn :-Bill

(by Leave of the House) withdrawn.

Ecclesiastical Dilapidations (No. 2) Bill [H.L.]-Presented (The Lord Archbishop of
York); read 1a (No. 82)

Government of India Act Amendment Bill (No. 62)-—
Moved, "That the Bill be now read 2a,"-(The Duke of Argyll)
After short debate, Motion agreed to :-Bill read 2a accordingly, and com-
mitted to a Committee of the Whole House on Thursday next.

Militia Bill (No. 76)—

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Order of the Day for the House to be put into a Committee read

After short debate, House in Committee.

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After short time spent therein, Amendments made; the Report thereof

to be received on Monday next; and Bill to be printed as amended.

(No. 83.)

Religious, Educational, &c. Societies Incorporation Bill [..]-Presented (The

Lord Romilly); read 1a (No. 81)

Children, &c. Protection Bill [H.L.]-Presented (The Marquess Townshend); read 1a

(No. 84)

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Vaccination Amendment Bill [..]-Presented (The Marquess Townshend); read 1a

(No. 85)

Metropolis Local Management Acts Amendment Bill [..]-Presented (The
Marquess Townshend); read 1" (No. 86)

Metropolitan Regulations Bill [H.L.]—Presented (The Marquess Townshend); read 1a

(No. 87)

Education of Children Bill [H.L.]—Presented (The Marquess Townshend); read 1′

(No. 88)

Infant Life Preservation Bill [H.L.]—Presented (The Marquess Townshend); read 1a

(No. 89)

COMMONS, THURSDAY, APRIL 29.

IRELAND-RIOT IN LONDONDERRY-Question, Sir Frederick W. Heygate;

Answer, Mr. Chichester Fortescue

IRELAND-ASSASSINATION OF CAPTAIN TARLETON-Question, Captain Archdall;

Answer, Mr. Chichester Fortescue

CONSTABULARY RETURNS-Question, Mr. Rylands; Answer, Mr. Bruce

IRELAND-AGRARIAN OUTRAGES-Question, Lord John Manners; Answer,

Mr. Chichester Fortescue

FACTORY ACTS-HOURS OF LABOUR-Question, Mr. Muntz; Answer, Mr.

Bruce

STAMP DUTIES EXEMPTIONS-Question, Mr. Alderman Salomons; Answer,

The Chancellor of the Exchequer

LICENSE DUTIES ON SERVANTS-Question, Mr. W. H. Smith; Answer, The

Chancellor of the Exchequer

1850

METROPOLIS-NIGHT HOUSES-Question, Viscount Enfield; Answer, Mr.

Bruce

1852

NAVY THE GREENWICH SIXPENCE-Question, Colonel Sykes; Answer,

Mr. Childers ..

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THE O'FARRELL PAPERS-Question, Mr. Newdegate; Answer, Mr. Gladstone 1854
CHURCH RATES-PRIVATE ACTS-Question, Colonel French; Answer, Mr.

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IRELAND-PRISONS-Question, Mr. Vance; Answer, Mr. Chichester Fortescue 1855

RELATIONS WITH CHINA-Question, Mr. Dilke; Answer, Mr. Otway

PARLIAMENT THE IRISH CHURCH BILL-MORNING SITTING-Notice, Mr.

Gladstone

Irish Church Bill [Bill 27]-

Bill considered in Committee [Progress 26th April]

Clause 27 (Enactments with respect to ecclesiastical residences).

Division List, Ayes and Noes

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Clause 28 (Power to convey additional land to church body)

Clause 29 (Enactments with respect to private endowments)

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Division List, Ayes and Noes

Committee report Progress; to sit again To-morrow.

Pharmacy Act (1868) Amendment Bill [Bill 37]—

Order for Committee read:-Moved, "That Mr. Speaker do now leave the

Chair"-(Lord Robert Montagu)

Amendment proposed, to leave out from the word "That," to the end of

the Question, in order to add the words "this House will, upon this day

six months, resolve itself into the said Committee,"-(Dr. Brewer,)—

instead thereof.

Question proposed, "That the words proposed to be left out stand part

of the Question: "After short debate, Amendment, by leave, with-

drawn.

Bill considered in Committee.

After short time spent therein, Bill reported; as amended, to be con-
sidered upon Monday 10th May, and to be printed. [Bill 99.]

IRELAND-CASHEL ELECTION-MOTION FOR AN ADDRESS-

Moved, "That an humble Address be presented to Her Majesty, &c.,'

(Mr. Attorney General for Ireland)

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After short debate, Motion agreed to:-Address to be communicated to the

Lords, and their concurrence desired thereto.

Sheriffs (York County) Bill-Ordered (Mr. Knatchbull-Hugessen, Mr. Secretary

Bruce)

Fine Arts Copyright Consolidation and Amendment (No. 2)

Bill (No. 51)-

Moved, "That the Bill be now read 2a,"-(The Lord Westbury)

After short debate, Motion agreed to:-Bill read 2a accordingly, and

referred to a Select Committee:-And, on May 3, Committee nominated:

-List of the Committee

ST. KATHERINE'S HOSPITAL-Question, Observations, Earl Nelson; Reply,

The Lord Chancellor

1945

THE MAYOR OF CORK-ASSASSINATIONS IN IRELAND-Question, Observations,

Viscount Lifford; Reply, Earl Granville :-Short debate thereon

STATE OF IRELAND-Question, Observations, The Marquess of Bath; Reply,

Earl Granville:-Long debate thereon

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CASHEL ELECTION—

Message from the Commons that they have agreed to an Address to be presented to Her

Majesty, to which they desire the concurrence of their Lordships.

Message to the Commons for copy of minutes of the evidence taken at the trial of the Cashel

Borough Election Petition (1869).

METROPOLIS-PARK LANE IMPROVEMENTS-Question, Mr. C. B. Denison;

Answer, Mr. Layard

METROPOLIS-PUBLIC OFFICES, GREAT GEORGE STREET - Question, Mr. W.

H. Smith; Answer Mr. Layard

COMMONS, FRIDAY, APRIL 30.

ARMY-ORDNANCE SURVEY- Question, Mr. A. Johnston; Answer, Mr.

Cardwell

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IRELAND IMPROPRIATE TITHE RENT-CHARGE-Question, Mr. Charley;
Answer, Mr. Gladstone

CORRUPT PRACTICES COMMISSIONS-Question, Lord Henry Thynne; Answer,

The Attorney General

PARLIAMENT

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE-MORNING SITTINGS-RESOLUTIONS-

Question, Lord Claud Hamilton; Answer, Mr. Gladstone

Moved, That, unless the House shall otherwise order, whenever the House shall meet at

Two o'clock, the House will proceed with Private Business, Petitions, Motions for unop-

posed Returns, and leave of absence to Members, giving Notices of Motions, Questions

to Ministers, and such Orders of the Day as shall have been appointed for the Morning

Sitting.

That on such days, if the business be not sooner disposed of, the House will suspend

its sitting at Seven o'clock; and at Ten minutes before Seven o'clock, unless the House

shall otherwise order, Mr. Speaker shall adjourn the Debate on any business then under

discussion, or the Chairman shall report Progress, as the case may be, and no opposed

business shall then be proceeded with.

That when such business has not been disposed of at Seven o'clock, unless the House

shall otherwise order, Mr. Speaker (or the Chairman, in case the House shall be in

Committee) do leave the Chair, and the House will resume its sitting at Nine o'clock,

when the Orders of the Day not disposed of at the Morning Sitting, and any Motion

which was under discussion at Ten minutes to Seven o'clock, shall be set down in the

Order Book after the other Orders of the Day.

That whenever the House shall be in Committee at Seven o'clock, the Chairman do

report Progress when the House resumes its sitting,—(Mr. Gladstone.)

After short debate, Resolutions agreed to.

SUPPLY-Order for Committee read; Motion made, and Question proposed,

"That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair:

STATE OF IRELAND-Observations, Mr. Graves; Reply, Mr. Chichester

Fortescue

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THE O'FARRELL PAPERS-Question, Mr. Newdegate; Answer, Mr.
Gladstone:-Long debate thereon

GAME LAWS (SCOTLAND)-MOTION FOR A ROYAL COMMISSION-

Amendment proposed,

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To leave out from the word "That" to the end of the Question, in order to add the

words "the question of the Game Laws in Scotland be referred to a Royal Com.

mission," (Sir James Elphinstone,)—instead thereof

Question proposed, "That the words proposed to be left out stand part

of the Question.'

Moved, "That the Debate be now adjourned,"-(Mr. Robertson :)-Motion,

by leave, withdrawn.

Question again proposed, "That the words proposed to be left out stand

part of the Question:"-After short debate, Amendment and Original

Question, by leave, withdrawn :-Committee deferred till Monday next.

PARLIAMENT YOUGHAL ELECTION-MOTION FOR A NEW WRIT—

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

to make out a new Writ for the electing of a Burgess to serve in this present Parlia-

ment for the Borough of Youghal, in the room of Christopher Weguelin, esquire,

whose Election has been determined to be void,"—(Mr. Glyn)

Amendment proposed,

To leave out from the word "That" to the end of the Question, in order to add

the words "the issuing of a new Writ for Youghal be postponed until the Minutes of

Evidence taken on the Election Petition be printed,"-(Mr. Collins.)

After short debate, Question put, "That the words proposed to be left

out stand part of the Question: "-The House divided; Ayes 102,

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The Right Hon. Sir John Laird Mair Lawrence, baronet, G.C.B., G.C.S.I., Baron Lawrence of the Punjaub and of Grately in the county of Southampton. FRIDAY, APRIL 23.

The Right Hon. Sir James Plaisted Wilde, knight, Baron Penzance of Penzance in the county of Cornwall.

MONDAY, APRIL 19.

SAT FIRST.

The Viscount Gough, after the Death of his Father.

THURSDAY, APRIL 22.

The Earl De La Warr, after the Death of his Father.

MONDAY, APRIL 26.

The Lord Cloncurry, after the Death of his Father.

FRIDAY, APRIL 30.

The Earl Ferrers, after the Death of his Father.

COMMONS.

FRIDAY, APRIL 9.

NEW WRITS ISSUED.

For Sussex (Western Division), v. The Hon. Henry Wyndham, called up to the House of Peers.

FRIDAY, APRIL 16.

For Brecknock Borough, v. Howel Gwyn, esquire, void Election.

FRIDAY, APRIL 2.

NEW MEMBERS SWORN.

Dumfries County-Major George Gustavus Walker.

MONDAY, APRIL 5.

Hereford City-Colonel Edward Clive, and Chandos Wren Hoskyns, esquire.

TUESDAY, APRIL 6.

Blackburn-Henry Master Feilden, esquire, and Edward Kenworthy Hornby,

esquire.

TUESDAY, APRIL 13.

Wareham-John Samuel Wanley Sawbridge Erle Drax, esquire.

MONDAY, APRIL 19.

Sussex (Western Division)-The Earl of March.

TUESDAY, APRIL 27.

Brecknock Borough-Lord Hyde.

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