§ Report of Supply brought up.
§ On the Vote for Prisons.
§ SIR WILLIAM MILESsuggested that 248 the junior departments at Parkhurst should be kept for those children whom it was found impracticable to reclaim in the reformatories. He trusted that these reformatories would be extended throughout the country.
§ MR. NEWDEGATEasked whether the Government had any scheme in contemplation for the establishment of a penal colony to receive those convicts whose period of penal servitude was longer than was found compatible with their health in prison.
§ Resolutions agreed to.