HC Deb 20 October 1902 vol 113 cc204-45
  1. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS CIRCULATED WITH THE VOTES
      2. cc204-5
    1. India—Public Sale of Confidential Government Documents. 257 words
      2. cc205-6
    2. Afghanistan—Purchase of Arms, etc., in Germany. 145 words
      3. c206
    3. Corn, Sugar, and Coal Export Duties. 89 words
      4. c206
    4. Soldier Convicts in Civil Prisons. 48 words
      5. cc206-7
    5. Lewes Naval Prison, 178 words
      6. c207
    6. Kish Lightship—Constitution of Irish Lights Board. 144 words
      7. cc207-8
    7. Foreshore Rights, Stoney Estate, Mallaranny, Mayo. 170 words
      8. cc208-9
    8. Russia and Afghanistan—Recent Diplomatic Communications. 295 words
      9. c209
    9. Conduct of Police at Limerick. 125 words
      10. c209
    10. Liscannor Harbour, Clare. 100 words
      11. cc209-10
    11. Proclamation of Queen's County— Crime Statistics. 153 words
      12. c210
    12. Staigue Fort, Castle Cove, Kerry. 118 words
      13. c210
    13. Closing of Irish County Prisons. 71 words
      14. cc210-1
    14. Irish Local Government Board—Mr. T. P. Nolan. 239 words
      15. cc211-2
    15. Irish Agriculture—Basic Slag. 205 words
      16. c212
    16. Admission to Theatres of Soldiers in Uniform. 154 words
      17. cc212-3
    17. Grievances of Discharged Reservists. 201 words
      18. cc213-4
    18. Continental Military Long-Distance Rides —Participation of British. Officers. 256 words
      19. c214
    19. Remounts—Hungarian Purchases. 148 words
      20. cc214-5
    20. Remissions of Sentences for Military Offences. 222 words
      21. c215
    21. South Africa—Remount Farms—Court martial on Captain Gordon Turner. 287 words
      22. cc215-6
    22. Motor Car Regulations. 181 words
      23. c216
    23. Fiji—Proposed Federation with New Zealand. 81 words
      24. cc216-7
    24. Opium Importation into Ceylon. 115 words
      25. c217
    25. South Africa—War Contribution from the New Colonies. 73 words
      26. cc217-8
    26. War Taxation of the Transvaal. 253 words
      27. c218
    27. Gibraltar Dock Labourers' Strike —Military and Police Assistance to Employers. 204 words
      28. cc218-9
    28. Sierra Leone Government Steam Launch. 140 words
      29. c219
    29. Lagos Lifeboat. 97 words
      30. c219
    30. Sekondi Pier. 80 words
      31. cc219-20
    31. Roumania—American Note on Treatment of Jews. 85 words
      32. c220
    32. Sugar Convention. 116 words
      33. c220
    33. Sentences on Members—Communications to the Speaker. 89 words
      34. c220
    34. Board of Education—President's Salary. 79 words
      35. cc220-1
    35. Honours—Ministers and the Royal Prerogative. 61 words
      36. c221
    36. Bestowal of the Garter on Sovereigns not of Christian Faith. 111 words
      37. c221
    37. Greenwich Hospital and Patriotic Funds. 97 words
      38. cc221-2
    38. New Procedure Rules—"Orer in Debate." 132 words
      39. c222
    39. Royal Progress on 25th October—Bank Holiday Proclamation. 103 words
  2. (2.15.) QUESTIONS IN THE HOUSE.
      3. cc222-3
    1. The Operations in Somaliland 361 words
      2. cc223-4
    2. H. M. S. "Terrible"—Design of Gun-carriage used at Ladysmith. 255 words
      3. cc224-5
    3. Military Service in India. 141 words
      4. c225
    4. Indian Imperial Council. 168 words
      5. cc225-6
    5. Assam Tea Gardens-German Liquor Shops. 298 words
      6. cc226-7
    6. Savings Bank Funds. 353 words
      7. cc227-8
    7. Agreements with Cunard Company and Atlantic Shipping Trust. 288 words
      8. cc228-30
    8. Argentine Cattle Trade—Remount Supplies. 418 words
      9. c230
    9. Limerick Postmastership. 122 words
      10. cc230-1
    10. Monasterevan (Ireland) Railway Accident. 241 words
      11. c231
    11. Cork Steamship Service — Subsidy to Clyde Shipping Company. 152 words
      12. cc231-6
    12. Convictions of Nationalist Members— Communications to the Speaker. 1,356 words
      13. c236
    13. Convictions under the Crimes Act. 134 words
      14. cc236-7
    14. Sergeant Sullivan, Royal Irish Constabulary. 285 words
      15. cc237-40
    15. Nationalist Members Imprisoned for Speeches. 766 words
      16. cc240-3
    16. Judge Curran and the Mullingar Grand Jury. 787 words
      17. cc243-4
    17. Sergeant Sullivan, Royal Irish Constabulary—Position of Mr. T. P. Nolan. 361 words
      18. cc244-5
    18. Imprisonment of Mr. O'Flanagan, J.P. 449 words