Lords Sitting of 27 February 1882

JUDICIAL BUSINESS—STANDING ORDER, No. VII.

  AMENDMENT.
  Standing Order, No. VII., applicable to Appeals, considered.
  Moved, "That the said Order be amended by omitting the words ('severally dating from the presentation of the Appeal')."—(The Lord Chancellor.)
  Motion agreed to.
  Standing Order amended; and to be printed as amended. (No. 22.)

CLAIMS TO VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVE PEERS FOR IRELAND—STANDING ORDER, No. LXXX.

  POSTPONEMENT OF MOTION.
  THE EARL OF REDESDALE (CHAIRMAN of COMMITTEES), who had the following Notice on the Paper:—To move—
  "That Standing Order, No. LXXX., be amended by inserting, after the words (' admitted by the House of Lords') the following words: viz., ('or by virtue of any Peerage in which the limitations in the Irish Patent, the Petitioner being a Peer of England, Great Britain, or the United Kingdom, shall be the same as the limitations in the Patent in right of which the Petitioner sits in the House of Lords as a Peer of England, Great Britain, or the United Kingdom'),"
  said, that the Amendment of the Standing Order to the effect indicated was agreed to last year by the Lord Chancellor, but not really made by the House. He would move the Amendment on an early day.
  House adjourned at a quarter past Five o'clock, till To-morrow, half past Ten o'clock.