Commons Sitting of 9 July 1908 Series 4 Vol. 192

    c38
  1. Preamble 11 words
    2. cc38-9
  2. PRIVATE BILL BUSINESS. 94 words
    3. c39
  3. MESSAGE FROM THE LORDS. 65 words
  4. PETITIONS.
      5. c39
    1. COAL MINES (EIGHT HOURS) (No. 2) BILL. 9 words
      2. c39
    2. DAYLIGHT SAVING BILL. 10 words
      3. c39
    3. LICENSING BILL. 10 words
      4. c39
    4. POOR LAW AMENDMENT (SCOTLAND) BILL. 10 words
  5. RETURNS, REPORTS, ETC.
      6. c40
    1. TRANSVAAL. 35 words
      2. c40
    2. DEER FORESTS (HIGHLAND CROFTING COUNTIES). 20 words
      3. c40
    3. BOARD OF EDUCATION. 37 words
      4. c40
    4. MINT. 23 words
      5. c40
    5. PAPERS LAID UPON THE TABLE BY THE CLERK OF THE HOUSE. 40 words
      6. cc40-1
    6. OFFENCES (IRELAND). 263 words
  6. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS CIRCULATED WITH THE VOTES.
      7. cc41-3
    1. Irish Development Grant—Revised Estimate. 395 words
      2. c43
    2. County Court Fees. 81 words
      3. cc43-4
    3. Small Holdings—Guarantees for Rent. 199 words
      4. c44
    4. Evicted Tenants—Case of Mrs. Cummins. 92 words
      5. c44
    5. Holding for Mr. Morris on the Wilkinson Estate. 86 words
      6. cc44-5
    6. Prosecutions for Walking with Cycles without Lights. 176 words
      7. c45
    7. Preservation of Rate Books of Irish Poor Law Unions. 187 words
      8. c46
    8. Increased Salaries for Irish Workhouse Teachers. 85 words
      9. c46
    9. Irish Education Grants and Assistant Teachers. 64 words
      10. c46
    10. Dublin Police Court Clerks. 114 words
      11. cc46-7
    11. Ballingarry Evicted Tenant. 149 words
      12. c47
    12. Scottish Regiments in India. 129 words
      13. cc47-8
    13. Arbitration on Trade Disputes in New Zealand. 108 words
      14. c48
    14. Australian Commonwealth and the Navy. 118 words
      15. cc48-9
    15. American Gooseberry Mildew. 139 words
      16. c49
    16. Flax Growing in Ireland. 176 words
      17. cc49-50
    17. Temperance Meetings in Regent's Park. 187 words
      18. c50
    18. Territorials and Vaccination. 77 words
      19. c50
    19. Purchase of Lands by the War Office. 78 words
  7. QUESTIONS IN THE HOUSE.
      8. cc50-1
    1. Unemployment in Sheffield. 194 words
      2. cc51-2
    2. Pembroke Dockyard. 275 words
      3. cc52-3
    3. H.M.S. "Blake." 141 words
      4. cc53-4
    4. Dissensions in the Navy. 462 words
      5. cc54-5
    5. Enlistment and Rejections of Recruits. 182 words
      6. c55
    6. Shannon Bridge Barracks. 134 words
      7. cc55-6
    7. Volunteer Long Service Medal. 111 words
      8. c56
    8. Machine Guns. 67 words
      9. cc56-7
    9. Fife Yeomanry Camp Incident. 146 words
      10. c57
    10. Territorial Camps. 70 words
      11. cc57-8
    11. Durham Royal Engineers Adjutant. 245 words
      12. cc58-9
    12. Royal Irish Rifles. 237 words
      13. c59
    13. Dr. Sven Hedin. 122 words
      14. cc59-60
    14. Assaults on Europeans in India. 148 words
      15. cc60-1
    15. St. Vincent Relief Fund. 198 words
      16. c61
    16. Tristan D'Acunha. 90 words
      17. c61
    17. A Blue-Book Libel. 132 words
      18. c62
    18. Holland's Import of Irish Built Vessels 221 words
      19. cc62-3
    19. The Arrest of Mr. Luxenburg. 111 words
      20. c63
    20. British Access to Lake Albert Edward— Incorrect Maps. 122 words
      21. cc63-5
    21. Persia. 428 words
      22. c65
    22. British Vice-Consul at Santiago. 141 words
      23. c65
    23. Apology Demanded from Persia. 76 words
      24. c66
    24. International Administration of Persia. 167 words
      25. c66
    25. Old-Age Pensions. 91 words
      26. cc66-7
    26. Wholesale Wine Dealers' Licences 94 words
      27. c67
    27. British East African Railways. 66 words
      28. cc67-8
    28. Royal Warrant Traders. 155 words
      29. c68
    29. Bedford Assault Conviction—Case of William Perdue. 97 words
      30. cc68-9
    30. Case of G. H. Fletcher, of Sheffield. 167 words
      31. c69
    31. Police Pensioners. 267 words
      32. cc69-70
    32. Lunacy Certificates. 146 words
      33. cc70-1
    33. The Load Line. 354 words
      34. cc71-2
    34. Rents in Sunderland. 192 words
      35. c72
    35. Promotions of Postal Officials. 106 words
      36. cc72-3
    36. School Accommodation at Westbury Leigh. 160 words
      37. c73
    37. Medical Inspection of School Children. 160 words
      38. cc73-4
    38. Deptford Cattle Market. 239 words
      39. cc74-5
    39. Superannuation. 178 words
      40. c75
    40. Girl Clerks in the Post Office. 113 words
      41. c75
    41. Supplementary Estimates. 38 words
      42. cc75-6
    42. New Fishery Cruiser for Scotland. 147 words
      43. cc76-7
    43. Ayrshire Potato Diggers. 394 words
      44. cc77-8
    44. Morphy Estate, Knocknagree, County Cork. 170 words
      45. c78
    45. Morrogh Bernard Estate, Kells. 122 words
      46. cc78-9
    46. Beardsley-Evans Estate, County Cork. 330 words
      47. cc79-80
    47. Strokestown Cattle-drive. 125 words
      48. cc80-1
    48. Cattle-driving in West Meath and Longford—Judges' Remarks. 523 words
      49. cc81-2
    49. Cloonguish Grazing Lands. 137 words
      50. c82
    50. Guernon Estate, Durrus Peninsula. 240 words
      51. cc82-3
    51. Morragh Bernard Estate, Kerry. 234 words
      52. cc83-4
    52. Mount Shannon Estate, Limerick. 377 words
      53. cc84-5
    53. Belfast Prison Committee. 203 words
      54. c85
    54. Drogheda Evicted Tenant. 88 words
      55. cc85-6
    55. Kellet's Estate, County Meath. 129 words
      56. c86
    56. Nobber Evicted Tenant. 72 words
      57. cc86-7
    57. Navan Evicted Tenant. 200 words
      58. c87
    58. Ballinatona Lands. 137 words
      59. cc87-8
    59. Sir George Colthurst's, Cork, Estate. 240 words
      60. c88
    60. Lissarda Labourer's Cottage. 205 words
      61. c89
    61. Falls Road, Belfast, Disturbances. 239 words
      62. cc89-90
    62. Irish Bad Debts. 264 words
      63. cc90-1
    63. Irish Expenditure. 140 words
      64. cc91-2
    64. New Issue of Irish Land Stock. 286 words
      65. c92
    65. Strangford Bar Whistling Buoy. 146 words
      66. cc92-3
    66. Kenmare Tram Service. 172 words
      67. c93
    67. Parliamentary Papers. 92 words
      68. cc93-4
    68. Appointments of Lords-Lieutenant. 116 words
      69. c94
    69. Legislative Machinery. 66 words
      70. c94
    70. Finance Bill. 51 words
      71. c94
    71. Inter-Imperial Communication. 86 words
    cc95-6
  8. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. 356 words
    9. cc96-7
  9. VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS. 279 words
    10. c97
  10. POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK BILL. 51 words
    11. c97
  11. TELEGRAPH (CONSTRUCTION) BILL. 51 words
    12. c98
  12. REGISTRATION BILL [LORDS]. 19 words
    13. c98
  13. PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE. 18 words
    14. c98
  14. SMALL HOLDINGS AND ALLOTMENTS BILL [LORDS]. 19 words
    15. c98
  15. AGRICULTURAL HOLDINGS BILL [LORDS]. 19 words
    16. cc98-9
  16. SELECTION (STANDING COMMITTEES). 326 words
  17. NEW BILL.
      18. cc99-105
    1. SUMMARY JURISDICTION (SCOTLAND). 2,538 words, 1 division
      2. c105
    2. SUMMARY JURISDICTION (SCOTLAND) BILL. 37 words
      3. c105
    3. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE (SUPPLY). 19 words
      4. cc106-204
    4. OLD-AGE PENSIONS BILL. 39,855 words, 1 division
    cc205-11
  18. OYSTER AND MUSSEL FISHERY (BAY OF FIRTH) ORDER CONFIRMATION BILL. (BY ORDER.) 1,876 words
    19. c211
  19. SUPPLY [8TH JULY] REPORT. 2 words
    20. cc211-2
  20. NAVY ESTIMATES, 1908–9. 190 words
    21. c212
  21. ADJOURNMENT. 17 words