Lords Sitting of 14 April 1915

LORD WRENBURY.
The Right Honourable Sir Henry Burton Buckley, Knight, late a Lord Justice of Appeal, having been created Baron Wren-bury of Old Castle, in the County of Sussex—Was (in the usual manner) introduced.
NORTFIWICH GAS BILL. [H.L.]
Witnesses ordered to attend the Select Committee.

WOLVERHAMPTON CORPORATION WATER BILL [H.L.]
Witnesses ordered to attend the Select Committee.
SALOP COUNTY COUNCIL BILL. [H.L.]
FALMOUTH DOCKS BILL. [H.L.]
BRIGHTON AND HOVE GAS BILL. [H.L.]
Committee to meet on Tuesday next.

ORMSKIRK GAS AND ELECTRICITY BILL. [H.L.]
The CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES informed the House that the opposition to the Bill

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was withdrawn: The Orders made on the 23rd of February and 10th of March last discharged, and Bill committed for Tuesday next.

WARWICK GAS BILL. [H.L.]
The CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES The CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES informed the House that the opposition to the Bill was withdrawn: The Orders made on the 23rd of February and 10th of March last discharged, and Bill committed for Tuesday next.
ALTRINCHAM GAS BILL. [H.L.]
The CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES The CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES informed the House that the opposition to the Bill was withdrawn: The Orders made on the 23rd of February and 10th of March last discharged, and Bill committed for Tuesday next.
ILFRACOMBE GAS BILL. [H.L.]
Read 3a: Amendments made: Bill passed, and sent to the Commons.

NAVAL LOSSES.
LORD ELLENBOROUGH: My Lords, I rise to ask His Majesty's Government the Question standing in my name on the Paper—viz.: Whether they will publish a Return giving the information mentioned in the accompanying form—
THE FIRST COMMISSIONER OF WORKS (LORD EMMOTT): The Admiralty will be very pleased to grant this Return.

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE.
THE LORD PRIVY SEAL AND SECRETARY OF STATE FOR INDIA (THE MARQUESS OF CREWE): My Lords, I understand that there is no business on the Paper for to-morrow or for Monday. I dare say it will be found convenient to the House that, unless in exceptional circumstances, we should as a rule sit only on three days a week—Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday; but that, of course, can be dealt with as we see the amount of business we have before us. So far as I know at present there is no urgent business—in fact, no business—coming up immediately from another place. I propose, therefore, that we adjourn until Tuesday next.
Moved, That the House do adjourn, except for Judicial business, until Tuesday, April 20.—(The Marquess of Crewe.)
On Question, Motion agreed to.
House adjourned at half-past Four o'clock, till To-morrow, half-past Ten o'clock.