§ MR. J. G. HUBBARDAs this is the 25thJuly, and there are 30 Orders, of which 22 or 23 are Government Orders, on the Paper, I think it is not unreasonable to ask for some information from the Government as to which of these measures it is intended to proceed with.
§ THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUERSir, I think the Question is one which is rather abruptly put. It is necessary to see first what progress is made with the Business immediately before us before I am able to answer the Question.
§ MR. CLARE READI wish to ask the right hon. Gentleman, If there is any intention to ask the House to sit on Saturday?
§ THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUERI think it is not improbable we may have to take that course; but it depends upon the progress we make with the Bills immediately before us, especially with the Intermediate Education (Ireland) Bill and the Cattle Bill. I hope, before the end of the evening, I shall be able to announce whether we shall require the House to sit on Saturday or not.
§ MR. ONSLOWIf we sit on Saturday morning, Is it the intention of the Government to proceed with any private Member's Bill?