§ Mr. McKENNACan my right hon. Friend say what he expects the business will be for the rest of the Session?
§ Mr. BONAR LAWIf, as I hope, the consideration of the Lords Amendments to the Representation of the People Bill be completed to-night, then, at the Adjournment, B shall move, "That the House adjourn until Tuesday," as the only other business to be completed is the consideration of Amendments coming from another place.
§ Mr. D. MASONis the House to be asked to sit to-morrow?
§ Mr. BONAR LAWIf the Representation of the People Bill be finished to-day there will be no sitting to-morrow; but if the Lords Amendments are not finished to-day, then I shall make the Motion, "That the House do sit to-morrow."
§ Mr. WHITEHOUSEIs it intended to sit late to-night?
§ Mr. BONAR LAWIt is really a question of convenience, and I fancy that the majority would preier to sit late tonight than to come here to-morrow.
§ Mr. LOUGHAre we to gather from the right hon. Gentleman's answer that if, as he expects, the Lords Amendments to the Representation of the People Bill are completed to-day, the present Session will terminate on Tuesday, next?
§ Mr. BONAR LAWI think it is possible that it may terminate then, but, of course, it depends upon what is done between the two Houses with regard to this Bill.
§ Sir C. KINLOCH-COOKEAre we to understand that the House will meet for the new Session on Tuesday week?
§ Mr. BONAR LAWI would rather not name the day.
§ Mr. PRINGLEWas it not mentioned in the Lords?
Ordered, "That the Proceedings on Consideration of the Lords Amendments to the Representation of the People Bill, if under discussion at Eleven of the clock this night, be not interrupted under the Standing Order (Sittings of the House)."—[Mr. Bonar Law.]