§ Address for—
| "Return respecting Reformatory and Industrial School Ships from 1886 to 1890, inclusive, in the following form:— | ||||||||
| Name of ship and Captain; also name of Tender, if any; distinguishing Re-formatory Ships from Industrial. | Where stationed. | Number of Boys committed to each ship in each year. | Number of Boys discharged from each Ship in each year, and average time under training. | How disposed of— | Number physically unfitted for sea life of those received on board annually. | Number of Boys which each ship can accommodate for training. | Number of boys borne in each ship on 31st December. 1880. | Number nature of Staff on board or purposes of instruction, exclusive of Captain; status or rank n command, if any; distinguishing seamen instructors from civilian. |
| under 12 years | over 12 years | To sea | Army | To shore situation | Emigrated |
§ —(Admiral Field)
1602§ national school teachers in Ireland, Although the hon. Gentleman will not expect me in an answer to a question to make a statement as to the scheme of the Government, I must say that I cannot believe that any plan for assisting education in Ireland can be otherwise than advantageous to the national school teachers.
§ MR. SEXTON (Belfast, W.)Before the Government make up their minds, will the Irish Members be made acquainted with their scheme?
§ MR. A. J. BALFOURI have always been anxious to give every information in my power.