Lords Sitting of 6 March 1893

Preamble
The Lord Scarsdale—Took the Oath.

SALE OF GOODS BILL [H.L.]—(NO. 8.) COMMITTEE.
House in Committee (according to Order).
THE LORD CHANCELLOR (Lord HERSCHELL): My Lords, there are a number of Amendments proposed by Lord Watson to this Bill to which I readily assent. The object is merely to put the Bill in exactly the same condition as that in which it was when it left your Lordships' House last Session, as regards its application to Scotland.
Amendment agreed to.
House resumed.
THE LORD CHANCELLOR: My Lords, this Bill has been passed through. Standing Committee, and I therefore beg to move that the Standing Committee be negatived.
Moved, "That the Standing Committee be negatived." — (The Lord Herschell.)
Motion agreed to.
The Report of Amendments to be received on Thursday next.

TRADE UNION PROVIDENT FUNDS BILL—(No. 21.)

  COMMITTEE.
  House in Committee (according to Order): Bill reported without Amendment.
  THE LORD CHANCELLOR: My Lords, this is a Money Bill, which has been sent on without Amendments to your Lordships' House, and, on that ground, I propose that the Standing Committee be negatived.
  Moved, "That the Standing Committee be negatived." — (The Lord Herschell.)
  Motion agreed to; Bill to be read 3a To-morrow.

REPRESENTATIVE PEERS FOR IRELAND.

  THE EARL OF DROGHEDA.
  THE CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES (The Earl of MORLEY)moved—
  "That the Petition of Ponsonby William Moore Earl of Drogheda in the Peerage of Ireland, claiming a right to vote at the elections of Representative Peers for Ireland (presented on Friday last), be referred to the Lord Chancellor to consider and report thereupon to the House."
  Motion agreed to.

  COINAGE (No. 2) BILL.
  Brought from the Commons; read 1a; to be printed; and to be read 2a on Thursday next.—(The Lord Kensington) (No. 28.)"
  House adjourned at twenty-five minutes before Five o'clock, till To-morrow, a quarter past Ten o'clock.