§ MR. O'DOHERTYI beg to ask the Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland whether his attention has been drawn to the fact that the Local Government Board (Ireland) wrote to the Armagh Board of Guardians with reference to the appointment of a Roman
| AYES, | ||
| Abraham, William(Cork, N. E.) | Balcarres, Lord | Bowles, Capt. H. F. (Middlesex |
| Agg-Gardner, James Tynte | Balfour, Rt.Hon. A.J.(Manch'r | Bowles, T. Gibson(King's Lynn) |
| Agnew, Sir Andrew Noel | Balfour, Rt.Hn Gerald W. (Leeds | Brodrick, Rt.Hon. St. John |
| Anson, Sir William Reynell | Bartley, Geroge C.T. | Carew, James Laurence |
| Arnold-Forster, Hugh O. | Bathurst, Hon. Allen Benjamin | Carson, Rt.Hon. Sir Edw. H. |
| Arrol, Sir William | Bignold, Arthur | Cavendish, V.C.W.(Derbyshire |
| Atkinson, Rt.Hon. John | Blundell, Colonel Henry | Cecil, Evelyn (Aston Manor) |
| Bagot,Capt. Josceline FitzRoy | Boland, John | Cecil, Lord Hugh (Greenwhich) |
| Bain, Colonel James Robert | Bond, Edward | Chamberlain, Rt HnJ. A(Wore. |
§ Catholic catechist in that union, and requesting the guardians to obtain from the Roman Catholic chaplain a report as to whether the lady appointed was qualified to perform the duties of catechist to the Roman Catholic children in the workhouse, and whether, seeing that the guardians refused to comply with this request, he will state what further action the Local Government Board purpose taking in the matter.
§ MR. WYNDHAMThe facts are correctly stated. The matter is at present engaging the attention of the Local Government Board.