THE CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES (THE EARL OF DONOUGHMORE)My Lords, I move the appointment of the Standing Orders Committee. We have to regret the loss of Lord Jersey, Lord Cadogan, and Lord Welby. The only changes in the Committee as appointed last year are that the names of these three noble Lords, of course, disappear, and I substitute the Marquess of Bristol, the Earl of Wemyss, and Lord Muir-Mackenzie.
§ Committee appointed: The Lords following, with the Chairman of Committees, were named of the Committee:
- M. Crewe. (L. President.)
- D. Bedford.
- D. Marlborough.
- D. Northumberland.
- M. Lansdowne.
- M. Salisbury.
- M. Bath.
- M. Bristol.
- M. Lincolnshire.
- E. Chesterfield.
- E. Derby.
- E. Denbigh.
- E. Lauderdale.
- E. Waldegrave.
- E. Howe.
- E. Camperdown.
- E. Dartrey.
- E. Lytton.
- E. Cromer.
- V. Churchill.
- L. Clinton.
- L. Barnard.
- L. Balfour.
- L. Ribblesdale.
- L. Colchester.
- L. Wemyss. (E. Wemyss.)
- L. Wigan. (E.Crawford.)
- L. Kintore.(E. Kintore.)
- L. Brougham and Vaux.
- L. Kinnaird.
- L. Hylton.
- L. Reay.
- L. Newton.
- L. Ludlow.
- L. Ritchie.
- L. Haversham.
- L. Desart. (E. Desart).
- L. Ashton of Hyde.
- L. Emmott.
- L. Muir-Mackenzie.
§ All petitions relating to the Standing Orders which shall be presented during the present Session referred to the Committee unless otherwise ordered.