§ MR. TOTTENHAMOn an early day, to call the attention of the House to the farce which is being enacted in Ireland of appointing an official valuer, and—[Cries of "Order!"]
§ MR. T. P. O'CONNORI rise to Order. I wish to ask you, Sir, whether it is in accordance with the Orders and Regulations of this House that an hon. Member should give Notice of a Question containing expressions of opinion with regard to an important tribunal in Ireland; and, whether the hon. Member who just now rose has not on previous occasions been reproved by you from the Chair for giving Notice of similar Questions?
§ MR. SPEAKERShould the Question of the hon. Member, when it is brought to the Table, be found out of Order, it would have to undergo revision. I am bound to say, so far as I caught the expression of the hon. Member, that it would be necessary that the Question should undergo revision.
§ MR. TOTTENHAMIt is not a Notice of a Question; but a Notice to call the attention of the House to the subject.