§ 4.22 p.m.
§ EARL STANHOPEMy Lords, there is no business for your Lordships' House to-morrow, but I suggest we should meet at three o'clock because I understand the House of Commons is meeting at a quarter to three, and of course it is always possible that some statement may be made there. I expect your Lordships will desire to have it made here also, if there is such a statement available. We also propose to meet on Tuesday when there will be several Bills to deal with. Therefore I propose that we should meet at three o'clock both to-morrow and on Tuesday. I am afraid I am unable at the present time to say anything further as regards the other days of the week.
§ House adjourned at twenty-three minutes past four o'clock.