HC Deb 26 June 1905 vol 148 cc56-104
    cc56-7
  1. Day for Discussion of Public Accounts Committee's Report. 146 words
    2. c57
  2. Army—Financial Control. 120 words
    3. cc57-8
  3. Compensation for Wrongful Imprisonment—Case of Mr. Horace Forbes. 414 words
    4. cc58-9
  4. Use of Saxonite for Blasting Purposes. 301 words
    5. cc59-60
  5. Fines at Sheffield Police Court. 279 words
    6. c60
  6. Recruiting of Chinese Labourers—Payments to Chinese Government. 104 words
    7. cc60-1
  7. Threatening Letters to Scotch Members of Parliament. 87 words
    8. c61
  8. Sale of Carcases of Calves Inoculated for Lymph for Food 166 words
    9. cc61-2
  9. Woolacombe Water Supply. 93 words
    10. c62
  10. Postmasters—English and Irish Appointments. 117 words
    11. c62
  11. Sheep Scab Regulations in Scotland and England 161 words
    12. cc62-3
  12. Regulations for Prevention of Sheep-Scab. 237 words
    13. cc63-4
  13. Coccidiosis in Rabbits 161 words
    14. c64
  14. Inspection of Irish Mines and Quarries. 265 words
    15. cc64-6
  15. Shrewsbury Municipal Charities 441 words
    16. c66
  16. Loss of Submarine A 8—Pensions for Widows of Seamen. 138 words
    17. cc66-7
  17. Naval Pensioners over Fifty-five not receiving Age Pension. 121 words
    18. c67
  18. Reinstatement of Irish Evicted Tenants—Application of Mrs. Johanna Daly. 131 words
    19. c67
  19. Bookbinding Work in the Public Record Office, Dublin. 115 words
    20. cc67-9
  20. Salaries of Irish National School Teachers. 369 words
    21. c69
  21. Visit of Salvation Army Officer to John Foster when under Sentence of Death. 181 words
    22. cc69-70
  22. Division of Rathmines District—Cost of Local Inquiry. 321 words
    23. c70
  23. Petition of Barbados for a British Garrison. 93 words
    24. cc70-1
  24. Manufacture of Bayonets. 116 words
    25. c71
  25. Woolwich Arsenal 103 words
    26. c71
  26. Grants to Rifle Clubs 100 words
  27. QUESTIONS IN THE HOUSE.
      28. c72
    1. Fleet Manœuvres in the English Channel. 170 words
      2. cc72-3
    2. Submarines. 169 words
      3. c73
    3. Late Arrival of Ministers. 162 words
      4. cc73-4
    4. The South African War Stores Scandal— The Press Censorship. 305 words
      5. cc74-5
    5. Amount Realised by Sales of Military Stores in South Africa. 329 words
      6. cc75-6
    6. The Preface to the Butler Report 99 words
      7. c76
    7. The War Office and the Butler Report 161 words
      8. cc76-7
    8. Colonel Morgan 217 words
      9. cc77-8
    9. Accounts of the Sales Department in South Africa. 113 words
      10. c78
    10. The Sale and Purchase of Oats in South Africa. 178 words
      11. cc78-9
    11. Cost of Military Supplies Sold in South Africa and Amount Realised. 143 words
      12. c79
    12. Military Stores destroyed in South Africa. 161 words
      13. cc79-80
    13. The Military Stores Scandal—The Impugned Firms. 149 words
      14. c80
    14. The Military Stores Scandal—The Monthly Reports. 146 words
      15. cc80-1
    15. Lord Kitchener and the Butler Report 134 words
      16. c81
    16. General Sir Neville Lyttelton. 141 words
      17. cc81-2
    17. Sales and Refunds Committee. 237 words
      18. c82
    18. War Office Tenders. 108 words
      19. cc82-3
    19. The Royal Commission—Publication of Official Documents. 206 words
      20. cc83-4
    20. The Secretary for War's Preface to the Butler Report. 347 words
      21. cc84-5
    21. Royal Commission Precedents. 153 words
      22. c85
    22. The House and the Appointment of the Commissioners. 82 words
      23. c85
    23. The Powers of the Royal Commission. 92 words
      24. cc85-7
    24. Procedure of the Royal Commission. 407 words
      25. c87
    25. The Royal Commission and South African Land Settlement. 176 words
      26. cc87-8
    26. Inspection of Welsh Yeomanry. 208 words
      27. c88
    27. Militia and Volunteers—Duke of Norfolk's Commission. 159 words
      28. cc88-9
    28. Efficiency of the Volunteers. 237 words
      29. c89
    29. General Sir E. R. Elles. 64 words
      30. cc89-90
    30. Lord Curzon. 52 words
      31. c90
    31. International Dairy Conference. 108 words
      32. c90
    32. Macedonian Finance. 71 words
      33. cc90-1
    33. Exchequer Balances. 182 words
      34. cc91-2
    34. Canon Greenwell and Motor Cyclists. 347 words
      35. cc92-3
    35. Bail for Prisoners. 211 words
      36. c93
    36. Medical and Dentists'Registers. 82 words
      37. cc93-4
    37. Police and Motor-Car Drivers. 271 words
      38. c94
    38. Canadian Agricultural Products. 64 words
      39. cc94-5
    39. Customs Regulations. 92 words
      40. c95
    40. Customs Watchers' Grievances. 100 words
      41. cc95-6
    41. The Education Department and the Court of the University of Wales 338 words
      42. cc96-7
    42. The Ancient Walls of Berwick on-Tweed. 176 words
      43. c97
    43. Scottish Churches Bill—Constitution of the Royal Commission 140 words
      44. c97
    44. Sea Carriage of Fish from Stornoway. 97 words
      45. cc97-8
    45. Compulsory Attendance at Highland Schools. 92 words
      46. cc98-9
    46. The Irish Land Judge's Court 337 words
      47. c99
    47. Irish Arterial Drainage 156 words
      48. cc99-100
    48. Limavady Justices 170 words
      49. cc100-1
    49. Irish Police and Motor-Cars. 309 words
      50. c101
    50. Orange Disturbances at Coalisland. 154 words
      51. cc101-2
    51. The Garvagh Murder. 168 words
      52. c102
    52. Belfast Post Office—Late-Fee Letter Box 155 words
      53. cc102-3
    53. Dublin Law Courts Clerkships. 58 words
      54. c103
    54. The Sinking of British Steamers by Russian Cruisers. 226 words
      55. cc103-4
    55. The National Gallery. 78 words
      56. c104
    56. Congested Districts (Scotland) Bill. 58 words
      57. c104
    57. Office of Director of Public Prosecutions. 90 words
      58. c104
    58. Votes of Censure. 37 words