§ LORD ARDILAUNMy Lords, as the Government have consented that I should move this as an unopposed Return. I will not trouble your Lordships with any particulars about it, but simply move for the Return which stands in my name.
§ Moved for the following Return:—
| Number of Petitions Filed since last Return, divided into Number in each Year. | Number of Estates offered for Sale each Year since last Return. | Number of Estates in which the Rentals were Settled each Year since last Return. | Number of Estates in which Receivers were Appointed, divided into each Year since last Return. | Total Number of Receivers now, and Number Appointed since last Return. | Number of Accounts not Lodged within the Limit of Time Appointed, or where Time has not been Extended, divided in each Year. | Number of Six Months Settlements of Account each Year. | Number of Yearly Settlements. | Gross Annual Rental under Receivers for each Year. | Gross Amount Collected each Year. | Number of Officials attached to Court, and their Salaries. | Number and Salaries of those in Receiver's Department. |
§ (In continuation of House of Lords Parliamentary Paper No. 249, of Session 1888).—
220§ THE LORD PRIVY SEAL (Earl CADOGAN)I would ask my noble Friend whether he would consent to the omission of Nos. 6 and 9. The Return was granted in that form on the noble Lord's Motion last year, and the Irish Executive prefer to give it in the form in which it was given last year. Subject to that omission, the Government are willing to grant the Return.
§ On Question, agreed to.