HC Deb 16 July 1920 vol 131 cc2766-7
Mr. T. P. O'CONNOR

(by Private Notice) asked the Patronage Secretary whether the Government will consent to give a day for the discussion of Irish affairs by putting down the Irish Estimates, for, say, the salary of the Chief Secretary, for some day next week?

Lord EDMUND TALBOT (Joint Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasury)

The Government quite recognise the reasonableness of the request of the hon. Gentleman. The House knows that the whole of Thursday next has been allocated for the Post Office Vote. Right hon. and hon. Gentlemen opposite asked for that Vote, but they have also expressed their wish to fall in with the desire of the hon. Gentleman and his friends, and it has, therefore, been arranged that the Chief Secretary's salary shall be put down as the first order on Thursday, and the Post Office Vote as the second Order, on the understanding that the discussion on the Irish Vote shall be terminated before dinner.

Motion made, and Question put, "That the Proceedings on the Finance Bill be not interrupted this day at Five or half-past Five of the Clock."— [Mr. Bonar Law.]

The House divided: Ayes, 71; Noes, 31.

Division No. 219] AYES. [12.10 p.m.
Adair, Rear-Admiral Thomas B. S. Davies, Thomas Cirencester) Haslam, Lewis
Agg-Gardner, Sir James Tynte Dockrell, Sir Maurice Hope, James F. (Sheffield, Central)
Baird, Sir John Lawrence Donald, Thompson Hope, Lt.-Col. Sir J. A. (Midlothian)
Baldwin, Rt. Hon. Stanley Duncannon, Viscount Howard, Major S. G.
Barnston, Major Harry Edwards, John H. (Glam., Neath) Hunter, General Sir A. (Lancaster)
Betterton, Henry B. Elliot, Capt. Walter E. (Lanark) Johnstone, Joseph
Bowyer, Captain G. E. W. Eyres-Monsell, Commander B. M. Jones, J. T. (Carmarthen, Lianelly)
Breese, Major Charles E. Fraser, Major Sir Keith Lambert, Rt. Hon. George
Briggs, Harold Ganzoni, Captain Francis John C. Lewis, T. A. (Glam., Pontypridd)
Bruton, Sir James Gibbs, Colonel George Abraham Locker-Lampson, G. (Wood Green)
Butcher, Sir John George Gilbert, James Daniel Locker-Lampson, Com. O. (H'tingd'n)
Casey, T. W. Goff, Sir R. Park Lorden, John William
Cautley, Henry S. Green, Albert (Derby) Macdonald, Rt. Hon. John Murray
Chamberlain, Rt. Hn. J. A.(Birm.,W.) Green, Joseph F. (Leicester, W.) McLaren, Robert (Lanark, Northern)
Conway, Sir W. Martin Greenwood, William (Stockport) McNeill, Ronald (Kent, Canterbury)
Cowan, D. M. (Scottish Universities) Guinness, Lieut.-Col. Hon. W. E. Macquisten, F. A.
Cowan, Sir H. (Aberdeen and Kinc.) Hacking, Captain Douglas H. Mount, William Arthur
Neal, Arthur Stanley, Major H. G. (Preston) Williams, Lt.-Com. C. (Tavistock)
Ormsby-Gore, Captain Hon. W. Stevens, Marshall Wilson, Daniel M. (Down, West)
Rees, Sir J. D. (Nottingham, East) Sturrock, J. Leng Yeo, Sir Alfred William
Remer, J. R. Sugden, W. H. Young, Lieut.-Com. E. H. (Norwich)
Renwick, George Surtees, Brigadier-General H. C.
Robinson, Sir T. (Lancs., Stretford) Terrell, George (Wilts, Chippenham) TELLERS FOR THE AYES.—
Sanders, Colonel Sir Robert A. Thomson, F. C. (Aberdeen, South) Lord E. Talbot and Lieut.-Colonel
Sprot, Colonel Sir Alexander Ward, William Dudley (Southampton) Gilmour.
NOES.
Benn, Captain Wedgwood (Leith) Hallas Eldred Robertson, John
Brace, Rt. Hon. William Hayday, Arthur Rose, Frank H.
Brown, James (Ayr and Bute) Holmes, J. Stanley Sexton, James
Carter, W. (Nottingham, Mansfield Kenworthy, Lieut.-Commander J. M. Short, Alfred (Wednesbury)
Clynes, Rt. Hon. J. R. Maclean, Neil (Glasgow, Govan) Spencer, George A.
Edwards, C. (Monmouth, Bedwellty) Mills, John Edmund White, Charles F. (Derby, Western)
Galbraith, Samuel Morgan, Major D. Watts Wignall, James
Graham, R. (Nelson and Colne) Newbould, Alfred Ernest Wilson, W. Tyson (Westhoughton)
Grundy, T. W. O'Connor, Thomas P.
Guest, J. (York, W. R., Hemsworth) Parkinson, John Allen (Wigan) TELLERS FOR THE NOES.—
Major Barnes and Mr. T. Griffiths.
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