Lords Sitting of 14 July 1881

MINUTES.
SELECT COMMITEE—Claims of Peerage, &c., nominated.
PUBLIC BILLS—First Reading—Central Criminal Court (Prisons)* (162); Pedlars (Certificates) * (163); Metropolitan Open Spaces Act (1877) Amendment* (164).
Second Reading—Commons Regulation (Shenfield) Provisional Order*(132); Alsager Chapel (Marriages)* (153).
Committee—Report—Petroleum (Hawking)* (139).
Report—Water Provisional Orders* (102).
Third Reading—Tramways Orders Confirmation (No. 3)* (135); Summary Procedure (Scotland) Amendment* (99); Local Government Provisional Orders (Acton, &c.)* (121), and passed.
The House met at Five o'clock;—

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT (PRISONS) BILL
[H.L.] (No. 162.) A Bill to remove certain doubts as to the application of section twenty-four of the Prison Act, 1877, and enactments amending the same, to the Central Criminal Court District: And

PEDLARS (CERTIFICATES) BILL [H.L.]
(NO. 163.) A Bill to amend the Pedlars Act, 1871, as regards the district within which a certificate authorises a person to act as pedlar:
Were presented by The Earl of DALHOUSIE; read la.

CLAIMS OF PEERAGE, &C.
Select Committee on: The Lords following were named of the Committee:
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M. Abercorn.

L. Balfour of Burley.

E. Airlie.

L. Stewart of Garlies.

E. Mansfield.

L. Inchiquin.

E. Belmore.

L. Watson.

E. Redesdale.

L. Brabourne.

V. Sherbrooke.

The Committee to meet on Monday next at Four o'clock; and to appoint their own chairman.
And having gone through the Business on the Paper, without debate—
House adjourned at a quarter past Five o'clock, till To-morrow, a quarter before Five o'clock.