Lords Report of 27 February 1929

WINCHESTER WATER AND GAS BILL.
Examiners certificate of non-compliance with the Standing Orders referred to the Standing Orders Committee on Tuesday next.
TUNBRIDGE WELLS CORPORATION BILL. [H.L.]
  STOKE-ON-TRENT EXTENSION BILL. [H.L.]

    OLDBURY URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL BILL. [H.L.]
    HALIFAX CORPORATION BILL. [H.L.]
    WARRINGTON CORPORATION WATER BILL. [H.L.]
    MANCHESTER CORPORATION BILL. [H.L.]
    KINGSTON-UPON-HULL EXTENSION BILL. [H.L.]
    YORKTOWN (CAMBERLEY) AND DISTRICT GAS AND ELECTRICITY COMPANY BILL. [H.L.]
    GRIMSBY CORPORATION (DOCK, ETC.) BILL. [H.L.]
    Report from the Committee of Selection, That the following Lords be proposed to the House to form the Select Committee for the consideration of the said Bills; namely:—

    V. Bertie of Thame,

    L. Braye,

    L. Sinclair,

    L. Loch (Chairman),

    L. Ruthven of Gowrie:

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    Agreed to; and the said Lords appointed accordingly: The Committee to meet on Tuesday, March 12 next, at half-past eleven o'clock; and all Petitions referred to the Committee, with leave to the Petitioners praying to be heard by Counsel against the Bills to be heard as desired, as also Counsel for the Bills.

LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL (CO-ORDINATION OF PASSENGER TRAFFIC) BILL.
Message from the Commons that they have come to the following Resolution to which they desire the concurrence of this House, namely:—"That it is expedient that the London County Council (Co-ordination of Passenger Traffic) Bill be committed to a Joint Committee of Lords and Commons."

PEACEHAVEN ELECTRICITY ORDER, 1929.
Special Order in respect of part of the parish of Piddinghoe in the rural district of Newhaven, in the Administrative County of East Sussex:
Laid before the House (pursuant to Act) and referred to the Special Orders Committee.

CONSOLIDATION BILLS.
A message ordered to be sent to the House of Commons to propose that the meeting of the Joint Committee on Consolidation Bills, which are not Private Bills, which stands appointed for this day, be put off to Wednesday, March 6 next, at eleven o'clock.