HC Deb 06 April 1922 vol 152 cc2437-9
Sir D. MACLEAN

May I ask the Leader of the House what is the business for next week?

Mr. CHAMBERLAIN

On Monday, we propose to put down Supply, Ministry of Labour Vote. That will be an Allotted day.

On Tuesday, we also propose to take Supply, but that will not be an Allotted day. We will put down the Office of Works Vote, but the Government Business ceases at 8.15, for a private Member's Motion.

On Wednesday, we propose that the House—I believe this will be for the general convenience of the House— should meet at 11 o'clock, and we will take the Motion for the Adjournment for the Easter Recess.

Sir W. JOYNSON-HICKS

The right hon. Gentleman said there was private business down for Tuesday evening. Is there not also a private Bill on Monday evening at 8.15?

Mr. CHAMBERLAIN

I did not say there was private business, but that there was a private Member's Motion down for Tuesday evening, and that we could not therefore make it an Allotted Supply day, but we shall give all that part of Tuesday which belongs to the Government, up to

8.15, for Supply, in spite of the fact that it will not count as an Allotted day. I think there is a Railway Bill put down for Monday evening.

Sir W. JOYNSON-HICKS

Does that not really involve the fact that only a very few hours on Monday afternoon can be allotted to the Ministry of Labour Vote?

Mr. CHAMBERLAIN

I have no control over the times and seasons at which Private Bills are put down. That is wholly beyond the control of the Government, and often very inconvenient.

Lord ROBERT CECIL

Can the right hon. Gentleman say when the Irish Indemnity Bill will be taken?

Mr. CHAMBERLAIN

No, I cannot say that, but there will not be any more legislation, after this week, until after the Easter Recess.

Ordered, That other Government Business have precedence this day of the Business of Supply."—[Mr. Chamberlain.]

Motion made, and Question put, That the Proceedings on the Unemployment Insurance Bill be exempted at this day's Sitting from the provisions of the Standing Order (Sittings of the House)."—[Mr. Chamberlain.]

The House divided: Ayes, 220; Noes, 78.

Division No. 79.] AYES. [4.1 p.m.
Adair, Rear-Admiral Thomas B. S. Butcher, Sir John George Forrest, Walter
Amery, Leopold C. M. S. Campion, Lieut.-Colonel W. R. Frece, Sir Walter de
Archer-Shee, Lieut.-Colonel Martin Casey, T. W. Ganzoni, Sir John
Armstrong, Henry Bruce Cecil, Rt. Hon. Evelyn (Birm., Aston) Gardiner, James
Ashley, Colonel Wilfrid W. Chamberlain, Rt. Hn. J. A. (Birm., W.) Gardner, Ernest
Baldwin, Rt. Hon. Stanley Chamberlain, N. (Birm., Ladywood) Gee, Captain Robert
Balfour, George (Hampstead) Cheyne, Sir William Watson Gibbs, Colonel George Abraham
Banbury, Rt. Hon. Sir Frederick G. Clay, Lieut.-Colonel H. H. Spender Gilmour, Lieut.-Colonel Sir John
Barker, Major Robert H. Coats, Sir Stuart Glyn, Major Ralph
Barnett, Major Richard W. Colfox, Major Win. Phillips Goff, Sir R. Park
Barnston, Major Harry Colvin, Brig.-General Richard Beale Grant, James Augustus
Barrie, Sir Charles Coupar (Banff) Conway, Sir W. Martin Green, Joseph F. (Leicester, W.)
Beauchamp, Sir Edward Coote, Colin Reith (Isle of Ely) Greene, Lt.-Col. Sir W. (Hack'y, N.)
Bellairs, Commander Carlyon W. Cowan, D. M. (Scottish Universities) Greenwood, Rt. Hon. Sir Hamar
Benn, Sir A. S. (Plymouth, Drake) Craik, Rt. Hon. Sir Henry Greig, Colonel Sir James William
Bethell, Sir John Henry Curzon, Captain viscount Guest, Capt. Rt. Hon. Frederick E.
Betterton, Henry B. Davidson, J. C. C. (Hemel Hempstead) Guinness, Lieut.-Col. Hon. W. E.
Bird, Sir R. B. (Wolverhampton, W.) Davison, Sir W. H. (Kensington, S.) Gwynne, Rupert S.
Blades, Sir George Rowland Dockrell, Sir Maurice Hacking, Captain Douglas H.
Blair, Sir Reginald Doyle, N. G rattan Hall, Lieut.-Col. Sir F. (Dulwich)
Boscawen, Rt. Hon. Sir A. Griffith- Edge, Captain Sir William Hall, Rr-Admi Sir W. (Liv'p'l, W.D'by)
Bowyer, Captain G. W. E. Ednam, Viscount Hambro, Angus Vaidemar
Boyd-Carpenter, Major A. Edwards, Major J. (Aberavon) Hannon, Patrick Joseph Henry
Breese, Major Charles E. Elliot, Capt. Walter E. (Lanark) Harmsworth, C. B. (Bedford, Luton)
Bridgeman, Rt. Hon. William Clive Erskine, James Malcolm Monteith Harris, Sir Henry Percy
Brittain, Sir Harry Evans, Ernest Hennessy, Major J. R. G.
Broad, Thomas Tucker Eyres-Monsell, Com. Bolton M. Herbert, Col. Hon. A. (Yeovil)
Brown, Major D. C. Falls, Major Sir Bertram Godfray Herbert, Dennis (Hertford, Watford)
Bruton, Sir James Farquharson, Major A. C. Higham, Charles Frederick
Buchanan, Lieut.-Colonel A. L. H. Fell, Sir Arthur Hinds, John
Buckley, Lieut.-Colonel A. Fisher, Rt. Hon. Herbert A. L. Hoare, Lieut.-Colonel Sir S. J. G.
Burn, Col. C. R. (Devon, Torquay) Flannery, Sir James Fortescue Holbrook, Sir Arthur Richard
Hopkins, John W. W. Morrison-Bell, Major A. C. Scott, Leslie (Liverpool, Exchange)
Hopkinson, A. (Lancaster, Mossley) Munro, Rt. Hon. Robert Seddon, J. A.
Horne, Sir R. S. (Glasgow, Hillhead) Murray, C. D. (Edinburgh) Seely, Major-General Rt. Hon. John
Hunter, General Sir A. (Lancaster) Murray, Hon. Gideon (St. Rollox) Shortt, Rt. Hon. E. (N'castle-on-T.)
Hurd, Percy A. Murray, John (Leeds, West) Simm, M. T.
Hurst, Lieut.-Colonel Gerald B. Murray, William (Dumfries) Smith, Sir Malcolm (Orkney)
James, Lieut.-Colonel Hon. Cuthbert Nail, Major Joseph Stanley, Major Hon. G. (Preston)
Jameson, John Gordon Neal, Arthur Stanton, Charles Butt
Jodrell, Neville Paul Newman, Sir R. H. S. D. L. (Exeter) Stephenson, Lieut.-Colonel H. K.
Johnstone, Joseph Newson, Sir Percy Wilson Stewart, Gershom
Jones, Sir Evan (Pembroke) Newton, Sir D. G. C. (Cambridge) Strauss, Edward Anthony
Jones, J. T. (Carmarthen, Lianelly) Nicholson, Brig-Gen. J. (Westminster) Sturrock, J. Leng
Joynson-Hicks, Sir William Nicholson, Reginald (Doncaster) Sugden, W. H.
Kidd, James Nicholson, William G. (Petersfield) Sutherland, Sir William
King, Captain Henry Douglas Norris, Colonel Sir Henry G. Taylor, J.
Kinloch-Cooke, Sir Clement Norton-Griffiths, Lieut.-Col. Sir John Thomas, Sir Robert J. (Wrexham)
Law, Alfred J. (Rochdale) Oman, Sir Charles William C. Thomson, F. C. (Aberdeen, South)
Lewis, T. A. (Glam., Pontypridd) Ormsby-Gore, Hon. William Thomson, Sir W. Mitchell- (Maryhill)
Lindsay, William Arthur Palmer, Major Godfrey Mark Thorpe, Captain John Henry
Lloyd-Greame, Sir P. Parker, James Townshend, Sir Charles Vere Ferrers
Locker-Lampson, G. (Wood Green) Pearce, Sir William Waddington, R.
Locker-Lampson, Com. O. (H'tingd'n) Peel, Col. Hn. S. (Uxbridge, Mddx.) Wallace, J.
Lorden, John William Percy, Lord Eustace (Hastings) Ward, William Dudley (Southampton)
Loseby, Captain C. E. Perkins, Walter Frank Waring, Major Walter
Lowther, Maj.-Gen. Sir C. (Penrith) Pilditch, Sir Philip White, Col. G. D. (Southport)
Lyle, C. E. Leonard Pownall, Lieut.-Colonel Assheton Williams, C. (Tavistock)
M'Donald, Dr. Bouverie F. P. Pratt, John William Willoughby, Lieut.-Col. Hon. Ciaud
Mackinder, Sir H. J. (Camiachie) Raeburn, Sir William H. Wilson, Col. M. J. (Richmond)
M'Lean, Lieut.-Col. Charles W. W. Ramsden, G. T. Winterton, Earl
McMicking, Major Gilbert Randies, Sir John Scurrah Wise, Frederick
Macnamara, Rt. Hon. Dr. T. J. Raw, Lieutenant-Colonel Dr. N. Wolmer, Viscount
McNeill, Ronald (Kent, Canterbury) Rees, Sir J. D. (Nottingham, East) Wood, Hon. Edward F. L. (Ripon)
Macpherson, Rt. Hon. James I. Rees, Capt. J. Tudor- (Barnstaple) Wood, Major Sir S. Hill- (High Peak)
Macquisten, F. A. Reid, D. D. Worthington-Evans, Rt. Hon. Sir L.
Magnus, Sir Philip Renwick, Sir George Yate, Colonel Sir Charles Edward
Malone, Major P. B. (Tottenham, S.) Roberts, Rt. Hon. G. H. (Norwich) Yeo, Sir Alfred William
Marriott, John Arthur Ransome Roberts, Samuel (Hereford, Hereford) Young, E. H. (Norwich)
Martin, A. E. Rodger, A. K. Young, W. (Perth & Kinross, Perth)
Matthews, David Roundell, Colonel R. F.
Mitchell, Sir William Lane Rutherford, Colonel Sir J. (Darwen) TELLERS FOR THE AYES.—
Molson, Major John Eisdale Sanders, Colonel Sir Robert Arthur Colonel Leslie Wilson and Mr.
Mond, Rt. Hon. Sir Alfred Moritz Sassoon, Sir Philip Albert Gustave D McCurdy.
Moreing, Captain Algernon H. Scott, A. M. (Glasgow, Bridgeton)
NOES.
Adamson, Rt. Hon. William Halls, Walter Raffan, Peter Wilson
Ammon, Charles George Hancock, John George Rendall, Atheistan
Banton, George Hartshorn, Vernon Richardson, R. (Houghton-le-Spring)
Barker, G. (Monmouth, Abertillery) Hayday, Arthur Roberts, Frederick O. (W. Bromwich)
Barnes, Major H. (Newcastle, E.) Henderson, Rt. Hon. A. (Widnes) Robertson, John
Bowerman, Rt. Hon. Charles W. Hodge, Rt. Hon. John Rose, Frank H.
Bromfield, William Holmes, J. Stanley Sexton, James
Cairns, John Irving, Dan Short, Alfred (Wednesbury)
Cape, Thomas John, William (Rhondda, West) Sitch, Charles H.
Carter, W. (Nottingham, Mansfield) Jones, J. J. (West Ham, Silvertown) Spencer, George A.
Cecil, Rt. Hon. Lord R. (Hitchin) Jones, Morgan (Caerphilly) Sueter, Rear-Admiral Murray Fraser
Clynes, Rt. Hon. John R. Kelley, Major Fred (Rotherham) Sutton, John Edward
Davies, A. (Lancaster, Clitheroe) Kennedy, Thomas Thomas, Rt. Hon. James H. (Derby)
Davies, Rhys John (Westhoughton) Kiley, James Daniel Thomson, T. (Middlesbrough, West)
Devlin, Joseph Lawson, John James Thorne, W. (West Ham, Plaistow)
Edwards, C. (Monmouth, Bedwellty) Lowther, Major C. (Cumberland, N.) Waterson, A. E.
Edwards, G. (Norfolk, South) Lunn, William Watts-Morgan, Lieut.-Col. D.
Finney, Samuel Maclean, Neil (Glasgow, Govan) White, Charles F. (Derby, Western)
Foot, Isaac Maclean, Rt. Hon. Sir D. (Midlothian) Williams, Col. P. (Middlesbrough, E.)
Galbraith, Samuel MacVeagh, Jeremiah Wilson, James (Dudley)
Gillis, William Malone, C. L. (Leyton, E.) Wilson, Rt. Hon. J. W. (Stourbridge)
Graham, R. (Nelson and Colne) Mills, John Edmund Wintringham, Margaret
Graham, W. (Edinburgh, Central) Mosley, Oswald Wood, Major M. M. (Aberdeen, C.)
Griffiths, T. (Monmouth, Pontypool) Murray, Dr. D. (Inverness & Ross) Young, Robert (Lancaster, Newton)
Grundy, T. W. Myers, Thomas
Guest, J. (York, W. R., Hemsworth) Naylor, Thomas Ellis TELLERS FOR THE NOES.
Hallas, Eldred Parkinson, John Allen (Wigan) Mr. Hogge and Mr. W. Smith.