HC Deb 23 November 1909 vol 13 cc161-4

(1) For the purposes of the Congested Districts Board (Ireland) Acts, as amended

from the scope of the operation of the Act?

Question put, "That this House doth agree with the Lords in the said Amendment."

The House divided: Ayes, 99; Noes, 74.

Division No. 907.] AYES. [12.6 a.m.
Acland, Francis Dyke Davies, Sir W. Howell (Bristol, S.) Lonsdale, John Brownlee
Ainsworth, John Stirling Dobson, Thomas W. Maddison, Frederick
Allen, A. Acland (Christchurch) Douglas, Rt. Hon. A. Akers- Marnham, F. J.
Allen, Charles P. (Stroud) Dunn, A. Edward (Camborne) Massie, J.
Anson, Sir William Reyneil Edwards, A. Clement (Denbigh) Middlebrook, William
Balcarres, Lord Elibank, Master of Moore, William
Balfour, Robert (Lanark) Evans, Sir S. T. Morton, Alpheus Cleophas
Banbury, Sir Frederick George Falconer, J. Murray, Capt. Hon. A. C. (Kincard.)
Barlow, Percy (Bedford) Flennes, Hon. Eustace Newnes, F. (Notts, Bassetlaw)
Barran, Sir John Nicholson Forster, Henry William Nussey, Sir Willans
Barry, Redmond J. (Tyrone, N.) Gladstone, Rt. Hon. Herbert John Nuttall, Ha[...]y
Beale, W. P. Gretton, John Pearson, Sir W. D. (Colchester)
Bennett, E. N. Gulland, John W. Rendall, Atheistan
Berridge, T. H. D. Harcourt, Robert V. (Montrose) Roberts, Charles H. (Lincoln)
Bignold, Sir Arthur Harmsworth, Cecil B. (Worcester) Roch, Walter F. (Pembroke)
Birrell, Rt. Hon. Augustine Haworth, Arthur A. Roe, Sir Thomas
Brunner, J. F. L. (Lancs, Leigh) Hazel, Dr. A. E. W. Rogers, F. E. Newman
Burns, Rt. Hon. John Hedges, A. Paget Rutherford, Watson (Liverpool)
Butcher, Samuel Henry Helme, Norval Watson Samuel, S. M. (Whitechapel)
Buxton, Rt. Hon, Sydney Charles Higham, John Sharp Seely, Rt. Hon. Colonel
Byles, William Pollard Hills, J. W. Staveley-Hill, Henry (Staffordshire)
Campbell, Rt. Hon. J. H. M. Hobart, Sir Robert Stewart-Smith, D. (Kendal)
Carlile, E. Hildred Hobhouse, Rt. Hon. Charles E. H. Talbot, Lord E. (Chichester)
Cave, George Holt, Richard Durning Tennant, H. J. (Berwickshire)
Cawley, Sir Frederick Horniman, Emslie John Thompson, J. W. H. (Somerset, E.)
Cecil, Evelyn (Aston Manor) Hyde, Clarendon G. Toulmin, George
Cherry, Rt. Hon. R. R. Illingworth, Percy H. White, Sir Luke (York, E.R.)
Clough, William Kerry, Earl of Wiles, Thomas
Corbett, C. H. (Sussex, E. Grinstead) Lambert, George Williamson, Sir A.
Cornwall, Sir Edwin A. Lamont, Norman Wills, Arthur Walters
Cotton, Sir H. J. S. Layland-Barratt, Sir Francis Wood, T. M'Kinnen
Courthope, G. Loyd Lever, A. Levy (Essex, Harwich)
Craig, Charles Curtis (Antrim, S.) Lewis, John Herbert TELLERS FOR THE AYES.—Mr. Joseph Pease and Mr. Fuller.
Crosfield, A. H. Long, Rt. Hon. Walter (Dublin, S.)
NOES.
Abraham, W. (Cork, N.E.) Hudson, Walter O'Grady, J.
Ambrose, Robert Jordan, Jeremiah O'Kelly, James (Roscommon, N.)
Boland, John Jowett, F. W. O'Malley, William
Bowerman, C. W. Joyce, Michael O'Neill, Charles (Armagh, S.)
Channing, Sir Francis Allsten Kavanagh, Walter M. Parker, James (Halifax)
Clancy, John Joseph Keating, M. Philips, John (Longford, S.)
Collins, Stephen (Lambeth) Kennedy, Vincent Paul Pointer, J.
Condon, Thomas Joseph Law, Hugh A. (Donegal, W.) Power, Patrick Joseph
Crean, Eugene Lundon, T. Reddy, M.
Cullinan, J. Lynch, A. (Clare, W.) Redmond, John E. (Waterford)
Delany, William MacNeill, John Gordon Swift Redmond, William (Clare)
Dillon, John MacVeagh, Jeremiah (Down, S.) Roche, Augustine (Cork)
Duffy, Willam J. MacVelgh, Charles (Donegal, E.) Roche, John (Galway, E.)
Duncan, C. (Barrow-in-Furness) M'Kean, John Scanlan, Thomas
Esmonde, Sir Thomas Meagher, Michael Scott, A. H. (Ashton-under-Lyne)
Farrell, James Patrick Meehan, Francis E. (Leitrim, N.) Sheehy, David
Ffrench, Peter Meehan, Patrick A. (Queen's Co.) Smyth, Thomas F. (Leitrim, S.)
Flavin, Michael Joseph Mooney, J. J. Summerbell, T.
Fullerton, Hugh Muldoon, John Taylor, John W. (Durham)
Gilhooly, James Murnaghan, George Walsh, Stephen
Ginnell, L. Nannetti, Joseph P. White, Patrick (Meath, North)
Gwynn, Stephen Lucius Nolan, Joseph Wilson, W. T. (Westhoughton)
Harrington, Timothy O'Connor, John (Kildare, N.)
Healy, Maurice (Cork) O'Doherty, Philip TELLERS FOR THE NOES.—Captain Donelan and Mr. Patrick O'Brien.
Hodge, John O'Donnell, John (Mayo, S.)
Hogan, Michael O'Donnell, T. (Kerry, W.)

by this Act, each of the following administrative counties, that is to say, the counties of Donegal, Sligo, Leitrim, Roscommon, Mayo, Galway, Clare, and Kerry, shall be a congested districts county, and the four rural districts of Bantry, Castletown, Schull, and Skibbereen, in the county of Cork, shall together form one congested districts county.

(2) The council of the administrative county shall be the local authority of the congested districts county, except in the case of the congested districts county in the county of Cork.

(3) For the purposes of this Part of this Act there shall be a joint committee of the councils of the rural districts of Bantry, Castledown, Schull, and Skibbereen, consisting of two persons chosen out of their body by each of the said councils, and that committee shall be the local authority of the congested districts county in the county of Cork.

(4) No electoral division shall, after passing of this Act, be or form part of a congested districts county, unless it is included in a congested districts county constituted under this section.

(5) The Local Government Board for Ireland may make rules regulating the election, meetings, and procedure of the said joint committee.

Lords Amendment: In Sub-section (1), after the word "county" ["shall be a congested district county"] insert "the four rural districts of Ballyvaghan, Ennistymon, Kilrush, and Killadysert in the county of Clare, shall together form one congested districts county."

Mr. BIRRELL

I move to leave out the word "four" ["four rural districts"] and insert instead thereof the word "six," in order that later on, after the word "Kilrush," we may insert Scariff and Tulla.

Mr. WILLIAM REDMOND

I beg to move, as an Amendment to the proposed Amendment, to leave our, "six" and insert "eight."

Mr. DEPUTY-SPEAKER (Mr. Emmott)

I am afraid that that cannot be done now. First of all we must leave out the word "four." When we are dealing with the insertion of the word "six" the hon. Member can vote against it.

Question, "That the word 'four' stand part of the clause," put, and negatived.

Question, "That the word 'six' be there inserted," put, and agreed to.

Mr. BIRRELL

I beg to move, after the word "Kilrush," to insert the words "Scariff" and "Tulla."

Question, "That the words proposed be there inserted," put, and agreed to.

Question, "That this House doth agree with the Lords Amendment, as amended," put, and agreed to.

Further Lords Amendments agreed to.