§ MR. BELL (Derby)I beg to ask the President of the Board of Trade a Question, of which I have given him private notice—viz., whether, in view of 851 the verdict and rider of the jury in the case of "Penrhyn v. Parry," he will now take steps, under the Conciliation Act, 1896, with the object of bringing the dispute to an end.
§ MR. GERALD BALFOURI regret that I see no reason to believe that the expression of opinion by the jury has altered the existing situation, but, of course, if at any time I have grounds for hoping that the intervention of the Board of Trade would lead to a satisfactory result, I should be happy to take action in the matter.