HC Deb 07 May 1888 vol 325 cc1442-88
    cc1442-3
  1. CROFTERS' HOLDINGS (SCOTLAND) ACT, 1886—CLAUSE 6, SEC. 2—FAIR RENTS. 313 words
    2. cc1443-4
  2. CROFTERS' HOLDINGS (SCOTLAND) ACT, 1886—CLAUSE 1, SEC. 4—SUB DIVISION AND SUB-LETTING. 300 words
    3. c1444
  3. ROYAL COMMISSION ON WARLIKE STORES—THE REPORT ON THE "COLLING WOOD" GUN. 92 words
    4. cc1444-5
  4. FRANCE—CASE OF JAMES WILLIAMS, OF HACKNEY. 261 words
    5. c1445
  5. ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY—AL LEGED ASSAULT AT LETTERKENNY. 168 words
    6. cc1445-6
  6. VALUATION ROLL—WORKMEN OCCUPANTS (SCOTLAND). 286 words
    7. cc1446-7
  7. WAR OFFICE (AUXILIARY FORCES) —WARRANT AND NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS ON MILITIA SERVICE— SERGEANTS' MESSES. 125 words
    8. c1447
  8. CEYLON—RAILWAY TO HAPUTALE. 241 words
    9. c1448
  9. CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES, CLASS II. —COMPULSORY RETIREMENT OF WRITERS. 132 words
    10. cc1448-9
  10. CHARITY COMMISSIONERS—SUDBURY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 183 words
    11. cc1449-50
  11. LIMERICK LUNATIC ASYLUM—AP POINTMENT OF GOVERNORS. 434 words
    12. cc1450-1
  12. THE CROFTER COMMISSIONERS—THE ISLAND OF SYKE. 360 words
    13. c1451
  13. MERCHANT SHIPPING—SERVICE OF LIME JUICE. 96 words
    14. cc1451-2
  14. EXCISE DUTIES (LOCAL PURPOSES) BILL—STEAM PLOUGHS AND THRESHING MACHINES. 249 words
    15. cc1452-3
  15. WAYS AND MEANS—THE FINANCIAL RESOLUTIONS—THE CART AND WHEEL TAX—"TRADE CARTS." 107 words
    16. c1453
  16. INLAND REVENUE—INCOME TAX— PROFITS ARISING FROM ABROAD 239 words
    17. cc1453-4
  17. THE CHARITY COMMISSIONERS— INSPECTION OF ENDOWED SCHOOLS. 369 words
    18. c1455
  18. TRADE AND WAGES—THE MASONS' LABOURERS AT THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT. 309 words
    19. cc1455-6
  19. ARMY (AUXILIARY FORCES)— QUARTERMASTERS OF MILITIA. 213 words
    20. cc1456-7
  20. ADMIRALTY (SHIPS, &c.)—H.M.S. INFLEXIBLE." 367 words
    21. c1457
  21. ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY— THE RETURN. 108 words
    22. c1458
  22. EXCISE—TOBACCO GROWERS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM. 141 words
    23. c1458
  23. ARMY—PRIZE MONEY. 65 words
    24. cc1458-9
  24. WAR OFFICE (SMALL ARMS)—THE NEW REPEATING RIFLE. 143 words
    25. c1459
  25. ADMIRALTY—THE VICTUALLING DE PARTMENT—A NEW OFFICE. 99 words
    26. cc1459-60
  26. IRISH LAND COMMISSION—SUB-COM MISSIONERS, KANTURK, CO. CORK. 165 words
    27. c1460
  27. NATIONAL BOARD OF EDUCATION (IRELAND)—SALARIES OF TEACHERS. 221 words
    28. cc1460-1
  28. INLAND REVENUE—THE FINANCIAL RESOLUTIONS—CARRIAGE, CART, AND WHEEL TAX—HACKNEY CAR RIAGES. 141 words
    29. c1461
  29. INLAND REVENUE—THE FINANCIAL RESOLUTIONS—HAWKERS' LICENCES. 92 words
    30. cc1461-2
  30. CROFTERS—COLONIZATION. 406 words
    31. cc1462-3
  31. LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD (IRE LAND)—THE BELFAST TOWN COUN CIL ACCOUNTS OF 1885–6—THE ROYAL VISIT. 269 words
    32. c1463
  32. COMMISSIONERS OF IRISH LIGHTS —APPOINTMENTS TO CLERKSHIPS, &c. 95 words
    33. cc1463-4
  33. GREENWICH HOSPITAL FUNDS— SEAMEN PENSIONERS' RESERVE. 84 words
    34. c1464
  34. GREENWICH HOSPITAL FUNDS—PEN SIONS TO NAVAL RESERVE MEN. 96 words
    35. c1464
  35. NATIONAL SCHOOL TEACHERS (IRE LAND)—RELIEF OF IRISH TAXATION. 85 words
    36. c1465
  36. AFRICA (CENTRAL)—THE ROYAL NIGER COMPANY—EXPORT OF AL COHOLIC LIQUORS. 255 words
    37. cc1465-6
  37. CROWN LAND REVENUE (WALES)— RETURN. 143 words
    38. cc1466-7
  38. EVICTIONS (IRELAND)—EVICTION OF THE BRENNAN FAMILY AT COOL- NARISKA, QUEEN'S CO. 625 words
    39. c1468
  39. FISHERIES (SCOTLAND)—FISH-REAR ING STATIONS. 158 words
    40. cc1468-9
  40. FISHERY BOARD (SCOTLAND)—DIS TRICT FISHERY BOARDS. 275 words
    41. cc1469-70
  41. IRELAND—INQUEST ON JOHN MAD DEN, AN INMATE OF THE CRANNA ORPHANAGE, NEAR NENAGH, CO. TIPPERARY. 279 words
    42. c1470
  42. PRISONS (ENGLAND AND WALES)— JOHN MORRIS, A LUNATIC IN DORCHESTER GAOL. 118 words
    43. cc1470-1
  43. CIVIL SERVICE WRITERS—THE SATURDAY HALF-HOLIDAY. 114 words
    44. cc1471-2
  44. ISLANDS OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC—SAMOA. 478 words
    45. cc1472-3
  45. LAW AND POLICE—SENTENCE ON TWO GIRLS AT WESTMINSTER POLICE COURT. 373 words
    46. c1473
  46. HIS HOLINESS THE POPE—POLITICAL COMMUNICATIONS. 31 words
    47. cc1473-4
  47. WAR OFFICE—ARMY CLOTHING DE PARTMENT—SWEATING. 125 words
    48. cc1474-5
  48. LOCAL GOVERNMENT (ENGLAND AND WALES) BILL—TRANSFER OF ME TROPOLITAN MAIN ROADS AND BRIDGES. 383 words
    49. cc1475-6
  49. EVICTIONS (IRELAND)—SENTENCE ON S. R. KINGSTON AND WIFE, AT SKIBBEREEN, FOR FORCIBLE POSSESSION. 278 words
    50. cc1476-7
  50. RIOTS, &c. (IRELAND)—THE DERBY SHIRE REGIMENT—COLLISION AT LIMERICK. 410 words
    51. cc1477-8
  51. RIOTS, &c. (IRELAND)—DISTURBANCES AT CASTLEREA. 194 words
    52. c1478
  52. PRISONS (IRELAND)—VISITING JUS TICES AT GALWAY AND DERRY GAOLS. 163 words
    53. cc1478-9
  53. EVICTIONS (IRELAND)—CONVICTION OF 14 MEN AT FRANKFORD. 297 words
    54. c1479
  54. ADMIRALTY—DEVONPORT DOCKYARD— RESIDENCES OF OFFICIALS. 96 words
    55. c1480
  55. ARMY (INDIA)—LICENSING OF IMMO RALITY. 198 words
    56. cc1480-1
  56. LAW AND JUSTICE (IRELAND)—AS SAULT ON A POLICEMAN AT MACROOM. 315 words
    57. cc1481-2
  57. RAILWAYS (IRELAND)—INSPECTION OF CARRIAGES. 245 words
    58. cc1482-3
  58. BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1883—DEPUTY OFFICIAL RECEIVER FOR THE GUILDFORD DISTRICT. 248 words
    59. c1483
  59. POOR LAW (IRELAND)—GUARDIANS. 146 words
    60. c1483
  60. LAW AND JUSTICE (IRELAND)—MR. WILLIAM GOULD, OF MITCHELSTOWN. 91 words
    61. c1484
  61. INDIA—CONTAGIOUS DISEASES ACTS— THE CORRESPONDENCE. 157 words
    62. cc1484-5
  62. WAR OFFICE—THE FIRST AND SECOND ARMY CORPS. 176 words
    63. c1485
  63. MUNICIPAL FRANCHISE—OCCUPATION AND SERVICE FRANCHISE. 82 words
    64. c1485
  64. LAND PURCHASE (IRELAND)—LEGIS LATION. 86 words
    65. cc1485-6
  65. DEPRESSION OF TRADE—THE GUN TRADE AT BIRMINGHAM. 246 words
    66. c1486
  66. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE—PUBLIC TRUSTEE BILL. 32 words
    67. cc1486-7
  67. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE—THE WHIT SUNTIDE RECESS. 335 words
    68. cc1487-8
  68. PALACE OF WESTMINSTER—HOUSE OF COMMONS—ADMISSION OF STRANGERS. 67 words
    69. c1488
  69. EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY BILL. 21 words
    70. c1488
  70. WASTE LANDS—THE DEBATE OF THURSDAY, MAY 1. 136 words
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