HC Deb 27 May 1908 vol 189 c1228

MR. J. A. PEASE, in moving the adjournment of the House, said that to-morrow after eleven o'clock the Government proposed to take the Report stages of three money Resolutions:—Old-Age Pensions, Irish Universities, and Public Offices Sites.

Motion made, and Question proposed, "That this House do now adjourn."—(Mr. J. A. Pease.)

SIR F. BANBURY

said that the hon. Gentleman must not expect that the worm would not sometimes turn. There were things which flesh and blood could not stand. If they had three Resolutions every night after eleven o'clock it might possibly be necessary to discuss them.

Adjourned at twenty-one minutes after Eleven o'clock.