Commons Sitting of 2 July 1888 Series 3 Vol. 328

    c15
  1. MINUTES. 99 words
  2. PRIVATE BUSINESS.
    1. AIRE AND CALDER NAVIGATION BILL [Lords].
        2. cc15-32
      1. SECOND READING. 6,795 words
    2. ULSTER CANAL AND TYRONE NAVIGATION BILL. [Lords] (by Order).
        3. cc33-43
      1. CONSIDERATION. 4,211 words
  3. QUESTIONS.
      4. cc44-5
    1. NATIONAL EDUCATION (IRELAND)— THE GOVERNMENT TRAINING COLLEGE. 361 words
      2. c45
    2. TRADE AND COMMERCE—INJURY CAUSED BY STRIKES—ESTABLISHMENT OF A COURT OF ARBITRATION. 152 words
      3. cc45-6
    3. PRISON LABOUR—MAT MAKING—MAKING UP MATERIALS FOR MANUFACTURERS. 166 words
      4. cc46-7
    4. LAW AND JUSTICE (IRELAND)—HUTS FOR EVICTED TENANTS AT COOL GREANY—DECISION OF THE MASTER OF THE ROLLS. 298 words
      5. c47
    5. LANDLORD AND TENANT (IRELAND)— MR. HERBERT, OF MUCKROSS—FAIR RENTS—CASE OF—WHARTON. 177 words
      6. cc47-8
    6. LANDLORD AND TENANT (IRELAND)— CAPTAIN MAGILL—EVICTION OF PHILIP CURRANE. 329 words
      7. cc48-9
    7. PREVENTION OF CRIME (IRELAND) ACT, 1882—PERSONS IMPRISONED UNDER THE SUMMARY JURISDICTION CLAUSES. 217 words
      8. cc49-50
    8. EVICTIONS (IRELAND)—MISCONDUCT OF A BAILIFF AT CAHIRCIVEEN, COUNTY KERRY. 183 words
      9. c50
    9. LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART—REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE NATIONAL GALLERY FOR 1887. 105 words
      10. cc50-1
    10. EVICTIONS (IRELAND)—EVICTION OF MR. STEPHEN MURPHY, AT MULLINROE. 252 words
      11. c51
    11. LANDLORD AND TENANT IRELAND)— EJECTMENTS FOR NON-PAYMENT OF RENT—MR. WISEMAN, OF CARRIGAYULLA. 162 words
      12. cc51-2
    12. LAW AND JUSTICE—THE CORONER'S COURT—PAYMENT OF FEES TO MEDICAL MEN. 123 words
      13. c52
    13. INLAND REVENUE—EXPERIMENTS WITH TEA. 113 words
      14. cc52-3
    14. INLAND REVENUE—EXPENSE OF THE RE-ORGANIZATION SCHEME. 363 words
      15. cc53-4
    15. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA—LEGISLATION ON THE COPYRIGHT BILL—INTRODUCTION OF AMEND MENTS. 112 words
      16. c54
    16. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (ENGLAND AND WALES)—THE PEOPLE'S COLLEGE BOARD SCHOOL—INTERNAL ARRANGEMENTS. 243 words
      17. cc54-5
    17. LAW AND JUSTICE (IRELAND)—THE COURT FOR CROWN CASES RESERVED—THE DERRY PRESENTMENTS—PROTECTION FOR THE CESSPAYER. 142 words
      18. cc55-6
    18. CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE (IRELAND) ACT, 1887—PROCESSIONS IN DERRY. 445 words
      19. cc56-7
    19. PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS (IRELAND)—REVISION COURTS—NON-SUPPLY OF FORMS. 363 words
      20. cc57-9
    20. AFRICA (SOUTH)—AFFAIRS OF ZULULAND. 723 words
      21. cc59-60
    21. LAW AND JUSTICE (IRELAND)-ADMINISTRATION OF THE OATH AT LETTERKENNY SESSION. 258 words
      22. cc60-1
    22. FINANCE—COMMISSION FOR DISCOUNTING NAVY BILLS. 97 words
      23. c61
    23. POST OFFICE—LEAVE IN THE RECEIVER AND ACCOUNTANT GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT. 74 words
      24. cc61-2
    24. TRADE UNIONS (IRELAND)—PRESENCE OF A GOVERNMENT NOTE-TAKER AT A TRADE DEMONSTRATION IN CORK. 383 words
      25. cc62-4
    25. CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE (IRELAND) ACT, 1887—"BLUNT v. BYRNE "—JUDGMENT OF THE LORD CHIEF BARON. 510 words
      26. c64
    26. EDUCATION OF THE BLIND (SCOTLAND)—REPORT OF THE ROYAL COMMISSION. 140 words
      27. cc64-5
    27. LAW AND JUSTICE (ENGLAND AND WALES)—THE COUNTY COURT AT NEWPORT, MONMOUTHSHIRE— PLACE OF SITTING. 146 words
      28. c65
    28. EDUCATION (SCOTLAND)—APPOINTMENT OF MR. STEWART AS A SENIOR SCHOOL INSPECTOR. 114 words
      29. cc65-6
    29. EGYPT—COST OF THE BRITISH OCCUPATION. 223 words
      30. cc66-7
    30. CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE (IRELAND) ACT, 1887—IMPRISONMENT AND TREATMENT OF MEMBERS OF THIS HOUSE. 193 words
      31. c67
    31. EXCISE DUTIES (LOCAL PURPOSES) BILL—THE VAN AND WHEEL TAX. 56 words
      32. cc67-8
    32. CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE (IRELAND) ACT, 1887—PROCESSIONS IN DERRY. 255 words
      33. c68
    33. WAR OFFICE—ISSUE OF THE NEW MAGAZINE RIFLE— THE RUBINI CARTRIDGES. 160 words
      34. c68
    34. TECHNICAL INSTRUCTION BILL.— WITHDRAWAL OF LEGISLATION. 50 words
      35. c69
    35. POOR LAW (SCOTLAND)—THE PAYMENT IN AID OF IN-DOOR PAUPERS IN URBAN DISTRICTS. 235 words
      36. c69
    36. PRESUMPTION OF LIFE LIMITATION (SCOTLAND)—LEGISLATION. 37 words
      37. c70
    37. H.R.H. THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF— MILITARY PAY AND ALLOWANCES. 172 words
      38. cc70-1
    38. METROPOLITAN POLICE—PAY FOR INJURIES RECEIVED WHILE ON DUTY—CASE OF CONSTABLE 136 H. 241 words
      39. cc71-2
    39. IRISH LAND COMMISSION—THE SUB-COMMISSIONERS AT MANORHAMILTON—"MAGUIRE v. WYNNE." 336 words
      40. cc72-3
    40. POST OFFICE (IRELAND)—OPENING OF PRIVATE LETTERS. 228 words
      41. c73
    41. REVISION COURTS (IRELAND)—THE ELECTORS AT BLACKROCK, &c., SOUTH COUNTY DUBLIN. 216 words
      42. cc73-4
    42. IRELAND—THE NATIONAL LIBRARY, KILDARE STREET, DUBLIN—NON-RETURN OF BOOKS SENT TO H.M. STATIONERY OFFICE, LONDON, TO BE BOUND. 142 words
      43. c74
    43. PALACE OF WESTMINSTER—RE-OPENING OF THE SUBWAY FROM PALACE YARD TO THE EMBANKMENT. 61 words
      44. cc74-5
    44. ARMY (EQUIPMENTS)—SOURCE OF SUPPLY OF WATER BOTTLES FOR THE INFANTRY. 135 words
      45. c75
    45. LAW OF SLANDER—AMENDMENT CARRIED INTO EFFECT BY THE PARLIAMENT OF VICTORIA. 133 words
      46. c75
    46. NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION—REMOVAL FROM WIMBLEDON—NEW SITES. 71 words
      47. cc75-6
    47. HOUSE OF COMMONS—PETITIONS—LITHOGRAPHED OR PRINTED PRAYERS. 258 words
      48. cc76-7
    48. INDIA-STATISTICS OF THE IRRAWADDY FLOTILLA. 107 words
      49. c77
    49. PUBLIC MEETINGS IN THE METRO-POLIS—TRAFALGAR SQUARE—THE JUDGMENT OF MR. JUSTICE WILLS. 268 words
      50. cc77-8
    50. CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE (IRELAND) ACT, 1887—APPEAL OF MR. WILLIAM O'BRIEN. 62 words
      51. c78
    51. LAND PURCHASE (IRELAND), 1885. 59 words
      52. c78
    52. CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE (IRELAND) ACT, 1887—RETURN OF CONVICTIONS. 61 words
      53. cc78-9
    53. BELFAST GOVERNMENT BILL—LEGISLATION. 339 words
  4. MOTIONS.
      5. cc79-89
    1. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE—LOCAL GOVERNMENT (ENGLAND AND WALES) BILL.—RESOLUTION. 3,658 words
  5. BANN, BARROW, AND SHANNON DRAINAGE BILLS.
      6. cc89-149
    1. LEAVE. FIRST READING. 23,728 words
  6. ORDER OF THE DAY.
      7. cc149-53
    1. SUPPLY.—REPORT. 1,641 words
      2. cc153-4
    2. SUPPLY—CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES. 214 words
  7. MOTIONS.
      8. c154
    1. CORN AVERAGES. 76 words
      2. c154
    2. SLANDER LAW AMENDMENT BILL. 47 words
      3. c154
    3. SUNDAY CLOSING ACTS (IRELAND). 77 words