§ LORD NEWTONMy Lords, I hope I may be permitted to take this opportunity
§ On Question, Whether the Motion be agreed to?
§ There Lordships divided: Contents, 57; Not-Contents,35.
507| CONTENTS. | ||
| Aberdeen and Temair, M. | Banbury of Southam, L.[Teller.] | Phillimore, L. |
| Lansdowne, M. | Ponsonby, L.(E. Bess-borough.) | |
| Buckmaster, L. | ||
| Beauchamp, E. | Carson, L. | Powerscourt, L. (V. Powers-court.) |
| Buxton, E. | Clanwilliam, L. (E. Clan-william.) | |
| Chesterfield, E. | Raglan, L. | |
| Clarendon, E. | Cochrane of Cults, L. | Rathereedan, L. |
| Liverpool, E. | Danesfort, L. | Rayleigh, L. |
| Lucan, E. | Darling, L. | Saye and Sele, L. |
| Midleton, E. | de Mauley, L. | Sempill, L. |
| Denman, L.[Teller.] | Shandon, L. | |
| Burnham, V. | Ernle, L. | Southwark, L. |
| Cave, V. | Fairfax of Cameron, L. | Stanmore, L. |
| Chilston, V. | Faringdon, L. | Stewart of Garlies, L.(E. Galloxmy.) |
| Inchcape, V. | Gainford, L. | |
| Long, V. | Glenarthur, L. | Strachie, L. |
| Younger of Leckie, V. | Kilmarnock, L.(E. Erroll.) | Stuart of Wortley, L. |
| Kylsant, L. | Sudeley, L. | |
| Southwark, L. Bp. | Lambourne, L. | Sudley, L. (E. Arran.) |
| Lawrence of Kingsgate, L. | Sumner, L. | |
| Annesley, L. (V. Valentia.) | Monckton, L. (V. Galway.) | Swaythling, L. |
| Balfour of Burleigh, L. | Montagu of Beaulieu, L. | Wemyss, L.(E. Wemyss.) |
| NOT-CONTENTS. | ||
| Haldane, V.(L. Chancellor.) | Strafford, E. | Hemphill, L. [Teller.] |
| Hylton, L. | ||
| Parmoor, L. (L. President.) | Bertie of Thame, V. | Jessel, L. |
| Chelmsford, V. | Lawrence, L. | |
| Curzon of Kedleston, M. | Esher, V. | MacDonnell, L. |
| Salisbury, M. | Hutchinson, V.(E. Donoughmore.) | Monk Bretton, L. [Teller.] |
| Monkswell, L. | ||
| Grey, E. | Lee of Fareham, V. | Muir Mackenzie, L. |
| Lovelace, E. | Newton, L. | |
| Malmesburv, E. | Arnold, L. | Southborough, L. |
| Mayo, E. | Avebury, L. | Thomson, L. |
| Northbrook, E. | Cawley, L. | Wharton, L. |
| Russell, E. | Dynevor, L. | Wyfold, L. |
| Selborne, E. | Hardinge of Penshurst, L. |
§ to make a short personal explanation. One day last week there was a debate in this House on the dangers of motor traffic in London, and I and other noble Lords made some observations with regard to a member of the House of Commons, who will easily be identified by the name of Lord Curzon. Since then I have ascertained that the case in question is still sub judice, and I desire to express my regret that I made any allusion to the noble Lord, because the last thing I wish to do is to interfere with the course of justice. Perhaps I may be permitted to add that, whilst in no way modifying my opinions with regard to furious motor driving, I bear no animus whatsoever against this gentleman; on the contrary, I have considerable respect for him as a courageous and energetic member of the Party to which I belong.