Commons Sitting of 14 March 1887 Series 3 Vol. 312

    c169
  1. MINUTES. 93 words
  2. QUESTIONS.
      3. c170
    1. THE COPPER CURRENCY—FRENCH BRONZE COINS. 118 words
      2. cc170-1
    2. POST OFFICE (IRELAND)—OMAGH POST OFFICE. 223 words
      3. c171
    3. NAVY—THE CHANNEL SQUADRON AT LISBON AND GIBRALTAR. 145 words
      4. cc171-2
    4. SEED SUPPLY (IRELAND) ACT—REPAYMENT OF LOANS. 259 words
      5. c172
    5. THE MAGISTRACY (SCOTLAND)—MR. STIPENDIARY GEMMEL. 125 words
      6. cc172-3
    6. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY (IRELAND)—REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE. 113 words
      7. c173
    7. LAND PURCHASE (IRELAND) ACT—APPLICATIONS FOR ADVANCES. 146 words
      8. cc173-5
    8. PROCLAIMED MEETINGS (IRELAND)—NATIONAL LEAGUE MEETING AT ASHGROVE, CO. CORK. 449 words
      9. c175
    9. WAR OFFICE (SMALL ARMS)—MARTINIHENRY RIFLES. 95 words
      10. cc175-6
    10. LAW AND JUSTICE (IRELAND))—PROSECUTION OF DISTRICT INSPECTOR MILLING—ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY. 208 words
      11. c176
    11. THE ROYAL COMMISSION ON THE LAND LAW (IRELAND) ACT, 1S81, AND THE PURCHASE OF LAND (IRELAND) ACT, 1885—SHORTHAND WRITERS' NOTES. 193 words
      12. cc176-7
    12. POST OFFICE—SALE OF STAMPS TO RAILWAY TELEGRAPH CLERKS. 107 words
      13. c177
    13. LAND ACT (IRELAND)—WICKLOW TENANTS. 103 words
      14. cc177-8
    14. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE (CHANCERY DIVISION)—AN ADDITIONAL JUDGE. 157 words
      15. cc178-9
    15. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—SCIENCE AND ART DEPARTMENT—LOANS OF WORKS OF ART, &c. 290 words
      16. c179
    16. LAW AND JUSTICE (IRELAND)—MR. E. RYAN, COMMITTED FOR CONTEMPT. 109 words
      17. c179
    17. EVICTIONS (IRELAND;—NOTICE TO RELIEVING OFFICERS. 166 words
      18. cc180-1
    18. LAW AND JUSTICE (SCOTLAND)—THE HERBUSTA CROFTERS—MRS. M'MILLAN. 513 words
      19. cc181-2
    19. PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS (IRELAND)—NORTH ANTRIM ELECTION—MALICIOUS INJURY TO PROPERTY. 237 words
      20. cc182-3
    20. CRIME AND OUTRAGE (IRELAND)—SACRILEGIOUS INJURY TO ATHEA CHURCH, CO. LIMERICK. 292 words
      21. c183
    21. MERCHANT SHIPPING ACTS—BOATS AND LIFE-SAVING APPARATUS ON PASSENGER SHIPS. 199 words
      22. cc183-4
    22. POST OFFICE—NEWSPAPER WRAPPERS AND "VANITY FAIR." 202 words
      23. c184
    23. SHIPPING—REPORT OF THE ROYAL COMMISSION. 55 words
      24. cc184-5
    24. ARMY—SENTENCES BY COURTS MARTIAL—THE RECENT RULES AND REGULATIONS. 203 words
      25. c185
    25. PROCLAIMED MEETINGS (IRELAND)—RETURNS. 210 words
      26. cc185-6
    26. LAW AND JUSTICE (IRELAND)—FATHER KELLER, YOUGHAL. 186 words
      27. c186
    27. INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS—COMBINED DEPARTMENTS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. 114 words
      28. c187
    28. WAR OFFICE (ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT)—CONTRACTS—CAUTIUDGKS—MESSRS. KYNOCH AND CO. 171 words
      29. cc187-8
    29. WAR OFFICE—WARRANT OFFICERS—REGIMENTAL, SERGEANT MAJORS. 419 words
  3. EVICTIONS (IRELAND)—EVICTIONS AT ENNISCORTHY—EMPLOYMENT OF THE CONSTABULARY.
      4. cc188-91
    1. A POINT OF ORDER—ALTERING QUESTIONS. 908 words
      2. c191
    2. THE ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY—DISTRICT INSPECTOR SMITH, OF MACROOM—THE PROCLAIMED MEETING AT ASHGROVE, CO. CORK. 175 words
      3. cc191-2
    3. LABOURERS' (IRELAND) ACT—LABOURERS' DWELLINGS—NOTICES ON THE CORK UNION. 244 words
      4. c192
    4. PRISONS (IRELAND)—HOURS OF OFFICIALS. 163 words
      5. c193
    5. LAW AND POLICE (IRELAND)—AFFRAY AT DRUMSNA, CO. LEITRIM. 206 words
      6. cc193-4
    6. ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY—ALLEGED MISCONDUCT AT MACROOM. 366 words
      7. cc194-5
    7. ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY—THE RIOTS AT LURGAN. 313 words
      8. cc195-6
    8. LAND LAW (IRELAND) ACTS—THE ROYAL COMMISSION—EVIDENCE AS TO EVICTIONS. 176 words
      9. c196
    9. RUSSIA—HUMOURED ATTEMPT ON THE LIVE OF THE CZAR. 91 words
      10. c196
    10. HORSES—SUPPLY FOR MILITARY PURPOSES. 153 words
    cc197-9
  4. MEMORANDUM OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE RELATING TO THE ARMY ESTIMATES, 1887–8. 727 words
    5. cc199-209
  5. Heads of Army Expenditure (figures of 1886–7). 2,167 words
    6. cc209-11
  6. (War Office Administration.) 253 words
    7. c211
  7. (Establishment.) 436 words
    8. cc211-7
  8. (Mobilization.) 1,818 words
    9. c217
  9. (Cavalry.) 105 words
    10. cc217-8
  10. (Infantry.) 230 words
    11. cc219-21
  11. (Royal Artillery.) 1,046 words
    12. cc221-3
  12. (Royal Engineers.) 725 words
    13. c223
  13. (Militia.) 128 words
    14. cc223-4
  14. (Yeomanry.) 114 words
    15. cc225-9
  15. (Volunteers.) 1,684 words
    16. c229
  16. (Field gun.) 77 words
    17. c229
  17. (Magazine rifle.) 70 words
    18. cc229-32
  18. (Coaling stations.) 187 words
  19. ORDERS OF THE DAY.
      20. c233
    1. SUPPLY.—COMMITTEE. 17 words
    2. COAST DEFENCES AND COALING STATIONS—THE PROTECTED BARBETTE SYSTEM OF FORTIFICATION.
        3. cc233-8
      1. RESOLUTION. 2,020 words
    3. DEFENCES OF THE EMPIRE-COAST DEFENCES OF GREAT BRITAIN.
        4. cc238-325
      1. OBSERVATIONS. 35,642 words
        2. c325
      2. SUPPLY—considered in Committee. 3 words
        3. cc326-34
      3. SUPPLY—ARMY ESTIMATES, 1887–8. 3,038 words
    4. MOTIONS.
        5. c334
      1. COPYRIGHT (MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS) BILL. 48 words
        2. c334
      2. COMMONS. 189 words
        3. c334
      3. CRIMINAL LAW (SCOTLAND) PROCEDURE (No. 2) BILL. 59 words
        4. c334
      4. RATING OF MACHINERY BILL. 52 words
        5. c335
      5. FOYNES HARBOUR (TRANSFER) BILL. 32 words

Lords Sitting of 14 March 1887 Series 3 Vol. 312

    c125
  1. Preamble 65 words
    2. cc125-68
  2. RAILWAY AND CANAL TRAFFIC BILL. 5 words
      3. cc125-68
    1. (No. 32.) SECOND READING. 16,899 words
    c168
  3. INCUMBENTS OF BENEFICES LOANS EXTENSION ACT (1886) AMENDMENT BILL.—(No. 39.) 6 words
      4. c168
    1. SECOND READING. 145 words
    cc168-9
  4. CHURCH SITES (COMPULSORY POWERS REPEAL) BILL.—(No. 22.) 5 words
      5. cc168-9
    1. SECOND READING. 174 words
      2. c169
    2. LOCAL G0VERNMENT (IRELAND) PROVISIONAL ORDER (LIMERICK WATER.) BILL. 32 words
      3. c169
    3. SMOKE NUISANCE ABATEMENT (METROPOLIS) BILL. 44 words