Lords Sitting of 16 June 1863

MINUTES.
PUBLIC BILLS—First Reading—Volunteers * (No. 140); Regimental Debts, &c.* (No. 141); Innkeepers' Liability* (No. 142).
Committee—Bleaching and Dyeing Works Act Amendment* (No. 29).
Report—Salmon Fisheries (Scotland) Act Continuance* (No. 117).
Third Reading—Vaccination (Ireland)*(No. 139).

MR. BISHOP'S HEALTH.
THE MARQUESS OF NORMANBYsaid, that Mr. Bishop since a child had been a confirmed invalid, and of late years had been ordered to reside permanently in a warm climate, on account of a disease of which frequent ruptures of blood-vessels were one of the worst symptoms. He did not wish it to be understood that Mr. Bishop had three times broken a blood-vessel during his imprisonment, and he had not used the three words last night, "during his imprisonment."
House adjourned at a quarter pas Five o'clock, to Thursday next half past Ten o'clock.