§ 86. Mr. GINNELLasked the Attorney-General for Ireland what explanation there is of the recent case in which Mr. Kilbride, resident magistrate, tried and sentenced a Galway man who knew no-English without calling in an interpreter; why the practice in this country in trying persons who do not know English is not followed in Ireland; whether the order of the Court will be quashed; and whether the conduct of the magistrate will be brought under the notice of the Lord Chancellor of Ireland?
§ Mr. BIRRELLI have made inquiry, but cannot trace a case to which the indefinite terms of the hon. Member's question would apply.
§ Mr. GINNELLHas the right hon. Gentleman inquired about the practice on this subject in Ireland, because I have other cases?
§ Mr. BIRRELLIf the hon. Member will put a case down I will endeavour to satisfy him.