HC Deb 11 November 1936 vol 317 c880

At the end of Questions:

Mr. ATTLEE

I beg to ask leave to move the Adjournment of the House for the purpose of discussing a definite matter of urgent public importance, namely: the refusal to-day of the Prime Minister to grant any facilities whatever for the unemployed hunger marchers to voice their grievances to himself, the Cabinet, or the House.

The pleasure of the House not having been signified, Mr. SPEAKER called on those Members who supported the Motion to rise in their places, and, not less than 40 Members having accordingly risen—

The Motion stood over, under Standing Order No. 8, until Half-past Seven o'clock this evening.