Lords Report of 12 June 1934

VISCOUNT DILLON.
Petition of Eric Fitzgerald, Viscount Dillon, in the Peerage of Ireland, claiming a right to vote at the elections of Representative Peers for Ireland: Read, and referred to the Lord Chancellor to consider and report upon to the House.

NOTTINGHAM CORPORATION (TROLLEY VEHICLES) PROVISIONAL ORDER BILL.
Brought from the Commons; read 1ª; to be printed, and referred to the Examiners.
THE LORD CHANCELLOR THE LORD CHANCELLOR acquainted the House, That the Clerk of the Parliaments had laid upon the Table the Certificate from the Examiners that the further Standing Orders applicable to the following Bill have been complied with:

Maidstone Waterworks.

The same was ordered to lie on the Table.

MANCHESTER CORPORATION (GENERAL POWERS) BILL.
THE CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES informed the House that the opposition to the Bill with withdrawn: The Orders made on the 3rd of May last and Thursday last discharged, and Bill committed.
WESTON-SUPER-MARE URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL BILL.
THE CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES informed the House that the opposition to the Bill was withdrawn: The Orders made on the 31st of May last and Thursday last discharged, and Bill committed.

STANDING ORDERS COMMITTEE.
Report from, That the Standing Orders not complied with in respect of the Petition for the

London Passenger Transport Board (Interim Financial Arrangements) Bill,

ought to be dispensed with: Read, and agreed to.

SELBY GAS ORDER, 1934.
Special Order proposed to be made on the application of the Urban District Council of Selby:
Laid before the House (pursuant to Act) for affirmative Resolution and referred to the Special Orders Committee.

LOCAL AUTHORITIES (STOCK) REGULATIONS, 1934.
Report from the Special Orders Committee, That they have examined the Special Order as required by the Standing Orders of the House; that they have received and considered a report from the Minister of Health; that in the opinion of the Committee the Order is founded on precedent, and can be passed by the House without special attention; that no further inquiry is necessary before the House proceeds to a decision on the Resolution approving the said Order: Read, and ordered to lie on the Table.
ACCRINGTON DISTRICT GAS ORDER, 1934.
  GREAT WIGSTON GAS ORDER, 1934.
  Report from the Special Orders Committee, That no Petition has been presented praying to be heard against the Special Orders, and that there is nothing in these Orders to which they think it necessary to call the attention of the House: Read, and ordered to lie on the Table.
PROCEEDINGS IN RELATION TO SPECIAL ORDERS.
Report from the Select Committee (with the proceedings of the Committee) made, and to be printed.