HL Deb 08 May 1906 vol 156 cc1136-7
* LORD ELLENBOROUGH

My Lords, I gave my reasons for wishing that this Return should be granted when I addressed your Lordships on April 5th last. After consultation with the noble Earl who represents the Board of Trade a form of Return has been drawn up which will give all the information I ask for. I therefore beg to move for a Return in that form.

Moved, That there be laid before the House a Return showing the number of seamen (exclusive of officers) who entered into foreign-going agreements

Name of port. Number of Seamen (exclusive of Officers) who entered into foreign-going Agreements. Number of Seamen (exclusive of Officers) who made allotments. Percentage of Seamen who made allotments.
To relatives or other persons. To a Bank.
Total

—;(Lord Ellenborough.)

THE EARL OF GRANARD)

His Majesty's Government, as I have informed the noble Lord privately, will be very pleased to grant the Return for which he moves.

On Question, Motion agreed to, and ordered accordingly.

House adjourned at Seven o'clock, to Thursday next, half-past Ten o'clock.