Lords Report of 23 March 1922

CROFTS' DIVORCE BILL. [H.L.]
Order of the Day for the Second Reading read: Counsel called in: Witnesses examined: Moved that the Bill be now read 2ª; agreed to; Bill read 2ª accordingly, and committed to a Committee of the Whole House on Tuesday next.
MORTON'S DIVORCE BILL. [H.L.]
Order of the Day for the Second Reading read: Counsel called in: Petition of Robert Morton, Junior, praying that the attendance of Harriet Shepard and Elizabeth Rawlings of Lymington, Southampton, on the Second Reading of the Bill be dispensed with, and that the evidence taken on oath before William Lowry, Barrister-at-Law, at Lymington, on 3rd February, 1922, be received in evidence on the Second Reading of the Bill considered (according to order): No order made: Witnesses examined: Moved, that the Bill be now read 2ª; agreed to: Bill read 2ª accordingly, and committed to a Committee of the Whole House on Tuesday next.
CITY OF LONDON (VARIOUS POWERS) BILL.
Brought from the Commons, read 1ª, and referred to the Examiners.
STRETFORD AND DISTRICT GAS BOARD BILL. [H.L.]
Report from the Committee of Selection that Lord Roundway be proposed to the House as a Member of the Select Committee on the said Bill in the place of the Earl of Stamford; read, and agreed to.
NEWHAVEN AND SEAFORD WATER BILL. [H.L.]
Committee to meet on Tuesday next.
BOLTON CORPORATION BILL. [H.L.]
  WEAR NAVIGATION AND SUNDERLAND DOCK (CONSOLIDATION AND AMENDMENT) BILL. [H.L.]

    CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM PACKET COMPANY BILL. [H.L.]
    TRAFFORD PARK BILL. [H.L.]
    GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY BILL. [H.L.)
    Report from the Committee of Selection that Lord Abinger be proposed to the House as a Member of the Select Committee on the said Bills in the place of Lord Trevor; read, and agreed to.
    [From Minutes of Judicial Sitting, March 24.]

BARON FERMOY.
Ordered, That the Report of the Lord Chancellor, that the right of the Baron Fermoy to vote at the elections of Representative Peers for Ireland has been established to his satisfaction, be sent to the Clerk of the Crown in Ireland, together with a certificate stating that such Report has been made, and that the House has ordered it to be sent to the said Clerk of the Crown in Ireland.