Commons Sitting of 11 June 1888 Series 3 Vol. 326

    c1681
  1. MINUTES. 61 words
  2. QUESTIONS.
      3. c1682
    1. UNITED STATES—THE INTER-STATE COMMERCE COMMISSIONERS. 130 words
      2. cc1682-3
    2. WAR OFFICE—SALE OF WHITWORTH'S STEEL INGOTS TO FRANCE. 185 words
      3. c1683
    3. DEFENCES OF THE EMPIRE—THE ARMAMENT OF THE SPITHEAD FORTS. 149 words
      4. cc1683-4
    4. METROPOLITAN IMPROVEMENTS— THE PICCADILLY CIRCUS. 239 words
      5. cc1684-5
    5. MERCANTILE MARINE—THE "BEN CRUACHEN" AT SUNDERLAND. 307 words
      6. c1685
    6. HORSEBREEDING, &c. (IRELAND)—THE GRANT OF £5,000 129 words
      7. cc1685-6
    7. WORKING CLASSES—SELF-CONTAINED "INDUSTRIAL DWELLINGS." 365 words
      8. cc1686-7
    8. PRISONS (IRELAND)—VISITING COM- MITTEE OF THE DERRY PRISON. 63 words
      9. c1687
    9. WAR OFFICE—DISCLOSURE OF OFFI- CIAL SECRETS—JOHN HYLAND, MILITARY STAFF CLERK, WOOL- WICH. 304 words
      10. c1688
    10. WAR OFFICE—DISCLOSURE OF OFFI- CIAL SECRETS—JOHN CHAPMAN, MASTER GUNNER, CEYLON. 281 words
      11. cc1688-9
    11. POST OFFICE (ENGLAND AND WALES) —PRIVATE TELEPHONE. 259 words
      12. cc1689-90
    12. WAR OFFICE—THE CANTEEN. 107 words
      13. c1690
    13. CRIMINAL LAW—SENTENCE ON ALICE DURRANT AT LIVERPOOL. 155 words
      14. c1690
    14. METROPOLITAN IMPROVEMENTS— WIDENING OF BOND STREET. 156 words
      15. c1691
    15. METROPOLITAN IMPROVEMENTS— ACCESS TO HYDE PARK. 145 words
      16. cc1691-2
    16. INLAND NAVIGATION AND DRAIN- AGE (IRELAND)—LOUGH CORRIB. 283 words
      17. c1692
    17. POOR LAW (IRELAND)—SWINFORD BOARD OF GUARDIANS. 162 words
      18. cc1692-3
    18. THE MAGISTRACY (IRELAND)—PRO- CEEDINGS AT A SPECIAL COURT, LANESBOROUGH. 242 words
      19. cc1693-4
    19. PUBLIC PETITIONS—SIGNATURES. 171 words
      20. c1694
    20. EVICTIONS (IRELAND)—EVICTION OF JAMES KILMARTIN AT BALLIN- ASLOE. 291 words
      21. c1695
    21. SUPPLY—CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES— THE EDUCATION ESTIMATES. 104 words
      22. c1695
    22. UNIVERSITIES (SCOTLAND) BILL— ABERDEEN UNIVERSITY. 158 words
      23. cc1695-6
    23. POST OFFICE (SCOTLAND)—TRAINS TO THE SOUTH. 140 words
      24. c1696
    24. POST OFFICE CONTRACTS—THE DOWN LONDON MAIL TRAIN. 138 words
      25. cc1696-7
    25. INDIA (BENGAL)—OUT-STILLS IN THE HOOGHLY AND HOWRAH DISTRICTS. 215 words
      26. c1697
    26. WAR OFFICE (AUXILIARY FORCES)— REMOUNTS OF YEOMANRY REGI- MENTS. 104 words
      27. cc1697-8
    27. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS. 115 words
      28. c1698
    28. LOCAL GOVERNMENT (ENGLAND AND WALES) BILL—BOROUGHS WITH 50,000 INHABITANTS. 138 words
      29. cc1698-9
    29. PUBLIC MEETINGS—SPEECH OF THE CHIEF SECRETARY AT BATTERSEA. 426 words
      30. c1700
    30. EVICTIONS (SCOTLAND)—CAITHNESS- SHIRE. 122 words
      31. cc1700-4
    31. WAR OFFICE—HYPOTHETICAL INVA- SION OF THIS COUNTRY—TRANS- PORT FOR 100,000 MEN. 1,223 words
      32. c1704
    32. SCOTCH UNIVERSITIES COMMISSION— SELECTION OF THE MEMBERS. 143 words
      33. c1704
    33. THE FRANCHISE ACT (IRELAND) 1884— DUTIES OF THE POOR'S RATE COL- LECTORS. 120 words
      34. c1705
    34. TOWNS IMPROVEMENT (IRELAND) ACT—TULLAMORE. 61 words
      35. c1705
    35. POOR LAW (IRELAND)—BOARD OF GUARDIANS—BALLYMENA UNION— THOMAS DUFFIN. 128 words
      36. cc1705-7
    36. MERCHANT SHIPPING—HOSPITALS ON BOARD PASSENGER STEAMSHIPS. 773 words
      37. cc1707-8
    37. ARMY (IRELAND)—REFUSING TO BILLET SOLDIERS. 225 words
      38. cc1708-9
    38. CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE (IRELAND) ACT, 1887—CONVICTIONS FOR CONSPIRACY—THE EVIDENCE. 347 words
      39. cc1709-10
    39. CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE (IRELAND) ACT, 1887—REFUSAL TO GIVE EVIDENCE. 169 words
      40. cc1710-1
    40. AFRICA—CAPE COAST—MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS, &c. 299 words
      41. c1711
    41. INDIA—THIBET—THE "FORWARD" POLICY. 63 words
      42. c1711
    42. ADMIRALTY—GRATUITIES TO FAMILY OF JOHN M'CARTHY. 181 words
      43. c1712
    43. IRISH LAND COMMISSION—APPLICA- TIONS FOR FAIR RENTS, COUNTY ANTRIM. 187 words
      44. cc1712-3
    44. LAW AND JUSTICE (ENGLAND AND WALES)—CASE OF MRS. DAVIES, A PRISONER FOR CONTEMPT, AND OTHERS. 421 words
      45. cc1713-4
    45. LAW AND JUSTICE (ENGLAND AND WALES)—THE LATE REGISTRAR OF THE WOLVERHAMPTON COUNTY COURT. 245 words
      46. cc1714-5
    46. LAW AND JUSTICE (ENGLAND AND WALES)—THE LATE REGISTRAR OF THE DUDLEY COUNTY COURT. 152 words
      47. c1715
    47. FOOD SUPPLY—SALE OF FOREIGN MEAT AS ENGLISH. 136 words
      48. cc1715-6
    48. PUBLIC TRUSTEE AND EXECUTOR— LEGISLATION. 139 words
      49. cc1716-7
    49. PUBLIC BUSINESS—THE LOCAL GO- VERNMENT (ENGLAND AND WALES) BILL—SUSPENSION OF THE STAND- ING ORDERS. 558 words
      50. cc1717-8
    50. CRIME AND OUTRAGE (IRELAND)— THE AFFRAY AT MITCHELSTOWN IN SEPTEMBER LAST. 75 words
  3. ORDERS OF THE DAY.
      4. cc1718-801
    1. LOCAL GOVERNMENT (ENGLAND AND WALES) BILL.— [BILL 182.] 29 words
      1. COUNTY COUNCILS.
          2. cc1718-801
        1. PART I. 31,692 words
      cc1801-4
    2. WAYS AND MEANS.—COMMITTEE. 789 words
      3. cc1804-5
    3. NATIONAL DEBT (SUPPLEMENTAL) BILL.— [BILL 264.] 11 words
        4. cc1804-5
      1. COMMITTEE. 283 words
      c1805
    4. SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE (IRE- LAND) AMENDMENT BILL.— [BILL 131.] 10 words
        5. c1805
      1. SECOND READING. [ADJOURNED DEBATE.] 110 words
    5. LAND LAW (IRELAND) (LAND COMMIS- SION) [REMUNERATION].
        6. cc1805-6
      1. COMMITTEE. 64 words
      c1806
    6. ELECTRIC LIGHTING ACT (1882) AMENDMENT BILL [Lords],— [BILL 233.] 2 words
        7. c1806
      1. COMMITTEE. [Progress 31st May.] 157 words
      cc1806-7
    7. INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION (WALES) BILL.— [BILL 61.] 18 words
        8. cc1806-7
      1. SECOND READING. 99 words
      c1807
    8. STANDING COMMITTEE ON TRADE, SHIPPING, AND MANUFACTURES. 72 words