HC Deb 23 June 1921 vol 143 cc1558-61
Sir D. MACLEAN

May I ask the Leader of the House what is the business for next week and what is the special urgency for the Motion standing in his name to suspend the Eleven o'clock Rule to-night, in view of the very late hours the House has been already called upon to sit?

Mr. CHAMBERLAIN

The business which we propose to take next week is as follows:

On Monday, the Unemployment Insurance Bill, Report and Third Reading; the Housing (Scotland—No. 2) Bill, continuation of the Debate on the Bill, as amended in Standing Committee; the Greenwich Hospital Bill; and the Indian Divorces (Validity) Bill, Committee and Third Reading.

On Tuesday and Wednesday we propose to take the Safeguarding of Industries Bill, as the first and second days allotted to the Committee Stage.

On Thursday, the Colonial Office Vote, in pursuance of the arrangement come to.

On Friday, the Emergency Powers Regulations and the discussion on the Washington Convention.

As regards to-night, I hope that it may not be necessary to sit after 11 o'clock, but it is absolutely necessary that we should take the Unclassified Services, Railway and Canal (War) Agreement Liquidation Vote, in order that the Government may be able to meet its liabilities under the Railway Agreement.

Captain W. BENN

Can the right hon. Gentleman say when the adjourned De-

bate on the setting up of the Estimates Committee will be taken?

Mr. CHAMBERLAIN

I put the Motion down again for Monday, when it was adjourned last night. Monday's programme is a non-contentious one, and I hope that there will be time to resume the Debate on that day.

Lieut.-Colonel J. WARD

Before the right hon. Gentleman puts it down, will he get some kind of agreement with those who are opposed to it, so that they will not talk it out again?

Motion made, and Question put, That the Proceedings of the Committee of Supply be exempted at this day's Sitting from the provisions of the Standing Order (Sittings or the House), notwithstanding anything in Standing Order No. 15."—[Mr. Chamberlain.]

The House divided: Ayes, 283; Noes, 53.

Division No. 192.] AYES. [4.7 p. m.
Adair, Rear-Admiral Thomas B. S. Clay, Lieut.-Colonel H. H. Spender Goff, Sir R. Park
Addison, Rt. Hon. Dr. Christopher Clough, Robert Gould, James C.
Adkins, Sir W. Ryland D. Coats, Sir Stuart Goulding, Rt. Hon. Sir Edward A.
Amery, Leopold C. M. S. Cobb, Sir Cyril Grant, James Augustus
Archer-Shee, Lieut.-Colonel Martin Cockerill, Brigadier-General G. K. Grayson, Lieut.-Colonel Sir Henry
Ashley, Colonel Wilfrid W. Cohen, Major J. Brunel Green, Albert (Derby)
Astor, Viscountess Colfox, Major Wm. Phillips Green, Joseph F. (Leicester, W.)
Atkey, A. R. Conway, Sir W. Martin Greene, Lt.-Col. Sir W. (Hack'y, N.)
Bagley, Captain E. Ashton Coote, Colin Reith (Isle of Ely) Greenwood, William (Stockport)
Baird, Sir John Lawrence Cope, Major William Greer, Harry
Baldwin, Rt. Hon. Stanley Cory, Sir J. H. (Cardiff, South) Greig, Colonel Sir James William
Balfour, George (Hampstead) Craik, Rt. Hon. Sir Henry Gretton, Colonel John
Banbury, Rt. Hon. Sir Frederick G. Curzon, Captain Viscount Guinness, Lieut.-Col. Hon. W. E.
Barnes, Rt. Hon. G. (Glas., Gorbals) Davies, Alfred Thomas (Lincoln) Gwynne, Rupert S.
Barnett, Major Richard W. Davies, Thomas (Cirencester) Hacking, Captain Douglas H.
Barnston, Major Harry Davies, Sir William H. (Bristol, S.) Hamilton, Major C. G. C.
Barrand, A. R. Davison, Sir VV. H. (Kensington, S.) Harmsworth, C. B. (Bedford, Luton)
Beauchamp, Sir Edward Dewhurst, Lieut.-Commander Harry Harmsworth, Hon. E. C. (Kent)
Bell, Lieut.-Col. W. C. H. (Devizes) Dockrell, Sir Maurice Harris, Sir Henry Percy
Bellairs, Commander Carlyon W. Doyle, N. Grattan Haslam, Lewis
Benn, Sir A. S. (Plymouth, Drake) Edge, Captain William Hennessy, Major J. R. G.
Benn, Capt. Sir I. H., Bart. (Gr'nw'h) Edwards, Major J. (Aberavon) Henry, Denis S. (Londonderry, S.)
Bentinck, Lord Henry Cavendish- Edwards, Hugh (Glam., Neath) Herbert, Col. Hon. A. (Yeovil)
Bethell, Sir John Henry Elliott, Lt.-Col. Sir G. (Islington, W.) Higham, Charles Frederick
Betterton, Henry B. Elveden, Viscount Hilder, Lieut.-Colonel Frank
Bigland, Alfred Erskine, James Malcolm Monteith Hills, Major John Waller
Birchall, Major J. Dearman Evans, Ernest Hoare, Lieut.-Colonel Sir S. J. G.
Bird, Sir A. (Wolverhampton, West) Falle, Major Sir Bertram Godfray Hohler, Gerald Fitzroy
Blades, Sir George Rowland Farquharson, Major A. C. Holbrook, Sir Arthur Richard
Blair, Sir Reginald Fell, Sir Arthur Hope, Sir H. (Stirling & CI'ckm'nn,W.)
Borwick, Major G. O. Fildes, Henry Hopkins, John W. W.
Boscawen, Rt. Hon. Sir A. Griffith- FitzRoy, Captain Hon. Edward A. Hopkinson, A. (Lancaster, Mossley)
Bowyer, Captain G. W. E. Flannery, Sir James Fortescue Home, Edgar (Surrey, Guildford)
Boyd-Carpenter, Major A. Ford, Patrick Johnston Home, Sir R. S. (Glasgow, Hillhead)
Breese. Major Charles E. Foreman, Sir Henry Hunter, General Sir A. (Lancaster)
Bridgeman, Rt. Hon. William Clive Forestier-Walker, L. Hurd, Percy A.
Brittain, Sir Harry Forrest, Walter Hurst, Lieut.-Colonel Gerald B.
Britton, G. B. Foxcroft, Captain Charles Talbot Jackson, Lieut.-Colonel Hon. F. S.
Broad, Thomas Tucker Fraser, Major Sir Keith James, Lieut.-Colonel Hon. Cuthbert
Bruton, Sir James Frece, Sir Walter de Jameson, John Gordon
Buckley, Lieut.-Colonel A. Fremantle, Lieut.-Colonel Francis E. Jephcott, A. R.
Bull. Rt. Hon. Sir William James Gange, E. Stanley Johnstone, Joseph
Burdon, Colonel Rowland Ganzoni, Sir John Jones, Sir Evan (Pembroke)
Burgoyne, Lt.-Col. Alan Hughes Gardiner, James Jones, J. T. (Carmarthen, Llanelly)
Burn, Col. C. R. (Devon, Torquay) Gardner, Ernest Joynson-Hicks, Sir William
Butcher, Sir John George Geddes, Rt. Hon. Sir E. (Camb'dge) Kellaway, Rt. Hon. Fredk. George
Cautley, Henry Strother Gee, Captain Robert Kidd, James
Cecil, Rt. Hon. Evelyn (Birm., Aston) George, Rt. Hon. David Lloyd King, Captain Henry Douglas
Chamberlain, Rt. Hn. J. A. (Birm., W.) Gibbs, Colonel George Abraham Knight, Major E. A. (Kidderminster)
Cheyne, Sir William Watson Gilmour, Lieut.-Colonel Sir John Lambert, Rt. Hon. George
Child, Brigadier-General Sir Hill Glyn, Major Ralph Lane-Fox, G. R.
Law, Alfred J. (Rochdale) Norris, Colonel Sir Henry G. Stephenson, Lieut.-Colonel H. K.
Lewis, Rt. Hon. J. H. (Univ., Wales) Oman, Sir Charles William C. Stevens, Marshall
Lindsay, William Arthur Ormsby-Gore, Hon. William Stewart, Gershom
Lister, Sir R. Ashton Palmer, Major Godfrey Mark Sturrock, J. Leng
Lloyd-Greame, Sir P. Palmer, Brigadier-General G. L. Taylor, J.
Locker-Lampson. G. (Wood Green) Parker, James Terrell, George (Wilts, Chippenham)
Locker-Lampson, Com. O. (H'tingd'n) Parry, Lieut.-Colonel Thomas Henry Terrell, Captain R. (Oxford, Henley)
Lorden, John William Pearce, Sir William Thomas, Sir Robert J. (Wrexham)
Loseby, Captain C. E. Pease, Rt. Hon. Herbert Pike Thomas-Stanford, Charles
Macdonald, Rt. Hon. John Murray Pennefather, De Fonblanque Tickler, Thomas George
Mackinder, Sir H. J. (Camlachie) Percy, Charles (Tynemouth) Townley, Maximilian G.
McLaren, Hon. H. D. (Leicester) Percy, Lord Eustace (Hastings) Townshend, Sir Charles Vere Ferrers
McLaren, Robert (Lanark, Northern) Pilditch, Sir Philip Tryon, Major George Clement
M'Lean, Lieut.-Col. Charles W. W. Pollock, Sir Ernest Murray Waddington, R.
Macleod, J. Mackintosh Pownall, Lieut.-Colonel Assheton Wallace, J.
McMicking, Major Gilbert Pratt, John William Walters, Rt. Hon. Sir John Tudor
Macnamara, Rt. Hon. Dr. T. J. Prescott, Major W. H. Ward, Col. J. (Stoke upon Trent)
McNeill, Ronald (Kent, Canterbury) Purchase, H. G. Ward, Col. L. (Kingston-upon-Hull)
Mallalieu, Frederick William Rae, H. Norman Ward, William Dudley (Southampton)
Malone, Major P. B. (Tottenham, S.) Raeburn, Sir William H. Wheler, Col. Granville C. H.
Marriott, John Arthur Ransome Randles, Sir John Scurrah White, Col. G. D. (Southport)
Martin, A. E. Raw, Lieutenant-Colonel Dr. N. Williams, C. (Tavistock)
Matthews, David Rees, Sir J. D. (Nottingham, East) Williams, Lt.-Col. Sir R. (Banbury)
Meysey-Thompson, Lieut.-Col. E. C. Roberts, Rt. Hon. G. H. (Norwich) Williamson, Rt. Hon. Sir Archibald
Mildmay, Colonel Rt. Hon. F. B. Roberts, Samuel (Hereford, Hereford) Willoughby, Lieut.-Col. Hon. Claud
Mitchell, William Lane Roberts, Sir S. (Sheffield, Ecclesall) Wills, Lt.-Col. Sir Gilbert Alan H.
Molson, Major John Elsdale Robinson, S. (Brecon and Radnor) Wilson, Col. M. J. (Richmond)
Mond, Rt. Hon. Sir Alfred Moritz Robinson, Sir T. (Lanes., Stretford) Wilson-Fox, Henry
Moore-Brabazon, Lieut.-Col. J. T. C. Rutherford, Colonel Sir J. (Darwen) Winfrey, Sir Richard
Morden, Col. W. Grant Samuel, A. M. (Surrey, Farnham) Winterton, Earl
Morison, Rt. Hon. Thomas Brash Samuel, Rt. Hon. Sir H. (Norwood) Wise, Frederick
Morrison-Bell, Major A. C. Sanders, Colonel Sir Robert Arthur Wood, Hon. Edward F. L. (Ripon)
Munro, Rt. Hon. Robert Sassoon, Sir Philip Albert Gustavo D. Wood, Sir H. K. (Woolwich, West)
Murray, Hon. A. C. (Aberdeen) Scott, A. M. (Glasgow, Bridgeton) Wood, Major Sir S. Hill-(High Peak)
Murray, C. D. (Edinburgh) Seager, Sir William Worthington-Evans, Rt. Hon. Sir L.
Murray, Hon. Gideon (St. Rollox) Seely. Major-General Rt. Hon. John Yate, Colonel Sir Charles Edward
Murray, John (Leeds, West) Shaw, Hon. Alex. (Kilmarnock) Yeo, Sir Alfred William
Nail, Major Joseph Shaw, Capt. William T. (Forfar) Young, E. H. (Norwich)
Neal. Arthur Simm, M. T. Young, Sir Frederick W. (Swindon)
Newman, Colonel J. R. P. (Finchley) Smithers, Sir Alfred W. Younger, Sir George
Newman, Sir R. H. S. D. L. (Exeter) Sprot, Colonel Sir Alexander
Nicholl, Commander Sir Edward Stanier, Captain Sir Beville TELLERS FOR THE AYES.—
Nicholson, Reginald (Doncaster) Stanley, Major Hon. G. (Preston) Colonel Leslie Wilson and Mr.
Nicholson, William G. (Petersfield) Stanton, Charles Butt McCurdy.
Norman, Major Rt. Hon. Sir Henry Steel, Major S. Strang
NOES.
Asquith, Rt. Hon. Herbert Henry Halls, Walter Rendall, Athelstan
Barker, G. (Monmouth, Abertillery) Hartshorn, Vernon Richardson, R. (Houghton-le-Spring)
Barnes, Major H. (Newcastle, E.) Hayday, Arthur Robertson, John
Barton, Sir William (Oldham) Hayward, Evan Rose, Frank H.
Benn, Captain Wedgwood (Leith) Hodge, Rt. Hon. John Royce, William Stapleton
Bottomley, Horatio W. Hogge, James Myles Sueter, Murray Fraser
Bowerman, Rt. Hon. Charles W. Irving, Dan Swan, J. E.
Briant, Frank Kelley, Major Fred (Rotherham) Thomas, Brig.-Gen. Sir O. (Anglesey)
Brown, James (Ayr and Bute) Kenyon, Barnet Thomson, T. (Middlesbrough, West)
Cairns, John Kiley, James Daniel Thorne, G. R. (Wolverhampton, E.)
Cape, Thomas Lowther, Major C. (Cumberland, N.) Waterson, A. E.
Cecil, Rt. Hon. Lord R. (Hitchin) Maclean, Rt. Hon. Sir D. (Midlothian) Wedgwood, Colonel Josiah C.
Davies, Major D. (Montgomery) MacVeagh, Jeremiah White, Charles F. (Derby, Western)
Devlin, Joseph J Morgan, Major D. Watts Williams, Aneurin (Durham, Consett)
Entwistle, Major C. F. Murray, Dr. D. (Inverness & Ross) Wood, Major M. M. (Aberdeen, C.)
Galbraith, Samuel Myers, Thomas
Gillis, William O'Connor, Thomas P. TELLERS FOR THE NOES.—
Glanville, Harold James Raffan, Peter Wilson Mr. Lawson and Colonel Penry
Graham, W. (Edinburgh, Central) Redmond, Captain William Archer Williams.