Lords Sitting of 10 November 1902

PRIVATE BILL BUSINESS.
  BROMPTON AND PICCADILLY CIRCUS RAILWAY (NEW LINES, ETC.) BILL [H.L.]
  Commons Amendments considered and agreed to.
  WATER PROVISIONAL ORDER BILL.
  Brought from the Commons; read 1a; to be printed: and referred to the Examiners. (No. 185.)
  PETITIONS.
  The LORD CHANCELLOR acquainted the House that the following Papers having been commanded to be presented to this House by His Majesty had been so presented on the following dates by delivery to the Clerk of the Parliaments, pursuant to Standing Order No. CXI., viz.—
  ARMY (PAY, NON-EFFECTIVE PAY, AND ALLOWANCES).
  List of exceptions to the Army regulations as to pay, non-effective pay, and allowances sanctioned during the year ended 31st March, 1902. (November 4.)

  TRADE REPORTS.
  I. Annual Series:—
  No. 2911. Russia (Riga, etc.) (November 5.)
  No. 2912. China. (November 5.)
  II. Miscellaneous Series:—
  No. 584. United States: Agriculture of the State of Maine. (November 5.)

  COLONIES.
  I. (General) Parliamentary and municipal and local representation of trading companies in the Colonies under responsible government. Circular despatch of the Secretary of State for the Colonies, dated 12th December, 1901, and the replies thereto. (November 5.)
  II. (Annual)—No. 371, St. Helena: Report for 1901. (November 7.)

  LOCAL RECORDS COMMITTEE.
  I. Report of the Committee appointed to inquire as to the existing arrangements
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  for the collection and custody of local records, and as to further measures which it may be advisable to take for the purpose. (November 6.)
  II. Appendices. (November 6.)

  LAND LAW (IRELAND) (AGRARIAN OUTRAGES).
  Return for the quarter ended 30th September, 1902. (November 7.)

  WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA (ARMY EXPENDITURE, 1902–1903).
  Statement showing approximately the revised amounts now required tinder the various Votes in view of the conclusion of peace as compared with the provision made in the estimates submitted to Parliament; with explanations of the difference. (November 7.)
  The same were ordered to lie on the Table.

  WINTER, ASSIZES (IRELAND).
  Four Orders in Council, dated 3rd November, 1902, for holding winter assizes in Ireland.

  SUPERANNUATION (PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS).
  Treasury minute, dated 1st November, 1902, declaring that for the due and efficient discharge of the dirties of the office of Professor of Agriculture in the Royal College of Science, Dublin, professional or other peculiar qualifications not ordinarily to be acquired on the public service are required.
  Laid before the House (pursuant to Act), and ordered to lie on the Table.
  Horse adjourned at twenty-five minutes before Five o'clock, till Tomorrow, half-past Ten o'clock.