HC Deb 13 May 1868 vol 192 cc232-3
MR. GLADSTONE

I rise, Sir, to make the Motion which stands on the Notice Paper in my name, and which, I believe, I could have made, as a matter of form, on the night on which the Resolutions were reported, if it had not been that I waited for the answer to the Address to the Crown—namely, that leave be given to bring in a Bill to prevent, for a limited time, new appointments in the Church of Ireland, and to restrain, for the same period, in certain respects, the proceedings of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for Ireland.

MR. NEWDEGATE

said, I think it necessary, Sir, to give you notice that I object to the right hon. Gentleman's proceeding at this hour (7 minutes to 6 o'clock) with a Motion for the introduction of a Bill in pursuance of the reply of Her Majesty to an Address from this House; and, with the permission of the House, I will state my reasons for so objecting.

MR. SPEAKER

According to the rule of the House, if the hon. Member objects to the Motion being brought on at this hour it cannot be proceeded with.

House adjourned at five minutes to Six o'clock.