§ MR. ONSLOWwished to ask the Secretary for War, in reference to Ques- 1092 tion 25 on the Paper, which had not been put, Whether, now that Sir Evelyn Wood had arrived, he or Sir George Colley would be in command?
§ MR. CHILDERSSir, the hon. Gentleman asks me, in reference to Question '2.5, a Question about Sir Evelyn Wood. Question '25 cannot possibly refer to him. I do not see why the hon. Gentleman introduced Question 25, except as an excuse for rising on the present occasion. I will answer Question 25 if it is put to me, or any Question on Notice; but I do not see the connection between Question 25 and that which the hon. Gentleman has just asked.