HC Deb 20 September 1886 vol 309 cc955-1087
    cc955-7
  1. PRIVATE BILLS. 1,214 words
  2. QUESTIONS.
      3. cc957-8
    1. METROPOLIS—STATUE OF JAMES II. IN WHITEHALL YARD. 204 words
      2. cc958-9
    2. METROPOLITAN IMPROVEMENTS—WIDENING OF MUSEUM STREET, BLOOMSBURY. 197 words
      3. c959
    3. HACKNEY CARRIAGES (METROPOLIS)—"PRIVATE" OMNIBUSES. 171 words
      4. cc959-60
    4. ARMY (INDIA)—BRITISH MEDICAL SERVICE. 74 words
      5. cc960-1
    5. WESTMINSTER HALL (RESTORATION). 400 words
      6. cc961-2
    6. METROPOLIS (SUBURBAN WATER SUPPLY)—THE SUTTON WATERWORKS COMPANY—DANGER OF SUPPLY FROM PROPOSED NEW CEMETERY. 329 words
      7. c962
    7. THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION—ENGAGEMENT OF SUPERIOR OFFICIALS IN FINANCIAL UNDERTAKINGS. 198 words
      8. cc962-3
    8. LAND—SIMPLIFICATION OF TITLES AND TRANSFERS. 189 words
      9. c963
    9. LIGHTHOUSE ILLUMINANTS—EXPERIMENTS AT SOUTH FORELAND—THE CORRESPONDENCE. 123 words
      10. cc963-4
    10. LAW AND JUSTICE—MURDER OF A POLICE CONSTABLE AT DOD-WORTH, NEAR BARNSLEY, LANCASHIRE. 104 words
      11. c964
    11. CIVIL SERVICE WRITERS (IRELAND). 106 words
      12. cc964-5
    12. INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS (IRELAND) ACT—SCHOOL AT KILRUSH, CO. CLARE. 243 words
      13. c965
    13. ARMY (AUXILIARY FORCES)—OFFICERS OF MILITIA. 92 words
      14. cc965-6
    14. OPEN SPACES (METROPOLIS)—THE GARDENS AT THE TOWER OF LONDON. 73 words
      15. c966
    15. POST OFFICE—PARCEL POST—DELAYS IN TRANSMISSION. 137 words
      16. c966
    16. LAW AND JUSTICE (IRELAND)—ARREST OF MR. MORTIMER DOYLE. 115 words
      17. c967
    17. POST OFFICE (IRELAND)—SURVEYORS' CLERKS. 199 words
      18. cc967-8
    18. INDIA—THE UNCOVENANTED CIVIL SERVICE—PENSIONS. 244 words
      19. c968
    19. CRIME AND OUTRAGE (IRELAND)— MRS. MORONY, MILTOWN MALBAY—FICTITIOUS CHARGES. 100 words
      20. cc968-9
    20. ADMIRALTY—SENIOR NAVAL WRITERS. 310 words
      21. c969
    21. ADMIRALTY—CHIEF OFFICERS OF THE COASTGUARD SERVICE. 95 words
      22. c970
    22. ROLLS OFFICE (IRELAND)—MR. T. F. M'CONRY. 92 words
      23. c970
    23. CROWN LAND REVENUES—WINDSOR FOREST AND PARK—FOOD FOR GAME. 178 words
      24. c971
    24. POST OFFICE (IRELAND)—MAIL SERVICE TO KILDYSART, CO. CLARE. 209 words
      25. c971
    25. THE MAGISTRACY (IRELAND)—FINTONA COURTHOUSE—MR. SPROULE, J.P. 166 words
      26. c971
    26. QUEENSLAND—NEWLY-DISCOVERED GOLD FIELD. 66 words
      27. cc971-3
    27. THE MAGISTRACY (ENGLAND AND WALES)—WORKING MEN MAGISTRATES. 147 words
      28. c973
    28. WATER SUPPLY (METROPOLIS)—LEGISLATION. 113 words
      29. c973
    29. SCOTLAND—THE CROFTER COMMISSIONERS—PUBLIC SITTINGS. 150 words
      30. c974
    30. POST OFFICE (SCOTLAND)—COMMUNICATION BETWEEN DORNOCH AND BONARBRIDGE. 101 words
      31. cc974-5
    31. SCOTLAND—THE HEMPRIGG TRUSTEES, WICK—ENCROACHMENT ON RIGHTS OF WAY. 202 words
      32. c975
    32. FISHERY BOARD (SCOTLAND)—PAY OF OFFICERS. 200 words
      33. cc975-6
    33. BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN PROVINCES—NEWFOUNDLAND—DISTRESS IN LABRADOR. 93 words
      34. c976
    34. POST OFFICE (ENGLAND AND WALES)—POSTAGE STAMPS—DISTINCTIVE COLOURS. 70 words
      35. c976
    35. FRANCE AND MADAGASCAR. 119 words
      36. cc976-7
    36. WAR OFFICE-ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT—GUARANTEE OF GUNS. 106 words
      37. c977
    37. DEFENCE OF BRITISH POSSESSIONS AND COMMERCE ABROAD—REPORT OF THE ROYAL COMMISSION. 92 words
      38. c977
    38. POST OFFICE—TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE UNITED KINGDOM AND THE AUSTRALASIAN COLONIES. 78 words
      39. c978
    39. RAILWAY COMPANIES—RETURN OF RATES. 130 words
      40. cc978-9
    40. PRISONS (IRELAND)—DEATH OF THOMAS FITZGERALD, A CONVICT, IN MOUNTJOY PRISON. 212 words
      41. cc979-80
    41. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ABROAD—MR. MATTHEW ARNOLD'S SPECIAL REPORT. 366 words
      42. c980
    42. LAND (IRELAND)—THE BOARD OF WORKS—LOANS TO CERTAIN TENANTS. 158 words
      43. cc980-1
    43. MINES REGULATION (IRELAND)—INSPECTION OF THE MONTEEN COLLIERY, CO. KILKENNY. 201 words
      44. c981
    44. OWNERS AND OCCUPIERS OF LAND (ENGLAND AND WALES)—INCIDENCE OF TITHES. 93 words
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    45. THE ROYAL COMMISSION ON PUBLIC DEPARTMENTS—OUTDOOR OFFICIALS OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE. 80 words
      46. c982
    46. THE LANDOWNERS OF LONDON—A RETURN. 110 words
      47. c982
    47. CRIME AND OUTRAGE (IRELAND)—RENEWAL OF THE RIOTS AT BELFAST. 91 words
      48. cc982-3
    48. CHANNEL FISHERIES—FISHERIES REGULATION, 1843—VISIT OF FRENCH FISHING SMACKS TO GREAT YARMOUTH. 135 words
      49. c983
    49. PARLIAMENT—BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. 82 words
      50. c983
    50. LAW AND JUSTICE—A COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEAL—LEGISLATION. 76 words
      51. c984
    51. EVICTIONS (IRELAND)—THE LATEST STATISTICS. 203 words
  3. ORDERS OF THE DAY.
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    1. TENANTS' RELIEF (IRELAND) BILL. 36,405 words
      2. c1073
    2. CONSOLIDATED FUND (APPROPRIATION) BILL. 9 words
      3. c1073
    3. SECOND READING. 19 words
  4. LAW AND JUSTICE (IRELAND)—IMPRISONMENT OF FATHER FAHY.
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    1. OBSERVATIONS. 5,542 words
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