Commons Sitting of 23 July 1888 Series 3 Vol. 329

    c179
  1. MINUTES. 98 words
  2. QUESTIONS.
      3. c179
    1. ADEN—REPUTED SURRENDER OF DHALA AND MOUNTAIN DISTRICT. 119 words
      2. c179
    2. NATIONAL EDUCATION (IRELAND)— EXAMINATIONS FOR TEACHERS, &C. —THE GOVERNMENT TRAINING COLLEGE. 167 words
      3. cc179-81
    3. THE RIVER THAMES—THE BOATHOUSE ON THE HAMPTON RECREATION GROUND. 380 words
      4. cc181-2
    4. SCOTLAND—THE CROFTERS— ASSISTED EMIGRATION. 163 words
      5. c182
    5. BANN DRAINAGE BILL—COMPENSATION TO OFFICIALS. 192 words
      6. cc182-3
    6. MARGARINE ACT, 1887—PROSECUTION AT THE WESTMINSTER POLICE COURT. 180 words
      7. cc183-4
    7. LAW AND JUSTICE (IRELAND)—"THE QUEEN v. BEATIE"—ALLEGED FAILURE OF JUSTICE. 195 words
      8. c184
    8. REGISTRATION OF VOTERS (IRELAND) —REMUNERATION OF CLERKS OF THE PEACE. 219 words
      9. cc184-5
    9. LAW AND JUSTICE (ENGLAND AND WALES)—DEVON COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS—CASE OF SERGEANT ALLIN. 144 words
      10. cc185-6
    10. ADMIRALTY—H.M.S. "SULTAN"—THE BRITISH STEAMER "NITH"—COMPENSATION. 352 words
      11. cc186-7
    11. WAR OFFICE—WOOLWICH SADDLES. 272 words
      12. c187
    12. LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART— REPORT ON OCEAN SOUNDINGS AND TEMPERATURES, 1875—H.M.S "CHALLENGER." 211 words
      13. cc187-8
    13. NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATIONx— WIMBLEDON COMMON 103 words
      14. c188
    14. LAW AND POLICE (METROPOLIS)— HORSE STEALING. 138 words
      15. cc188-9
    15. SALMON FISHING (SCOTLAND)—THE MORAR FISHING'S, INVERNESS-SHIRE. 164 words
      16. c189
    16. LAW AND POLICE (SCOTLAND)—APPOINTMENT OF A CHIEF CONSTABLE FOR ROSS-SHIRE. 158 words
      17. cc189-90
    17. SUNDAY CLOSING (WALES) ACT—THE TENBY MAGISTRATES. 119 words
      18. c190
    18. MERCHANT SEAMEN—COLOUR BLINDNESS. 159 words
      19. cc190-1
    19. CAPITAL PUNISHMENT—EXECUTION OF CRIMINALS. 332 words
      20. cc191-2
    20. NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION—REMOVAL TO RICHMOND PARK—LORD WANTAGE'S CIRCULAR. 156 words
      21. cc192-3
    21. ADMIRALTY—THE NAVAL MANŒUVRES, 1887—PILOTS AND CHARTS. 206 words
      22. c193
    22. THE MAGISTRACY—THE BREWSTER SESSIONS, JARROW. 287 words
      23. c194
    23. CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE (IRELAND) ACT, 1887—PRISONERS IN LIMERICK GAOL. 115 words
      24. c194
    24. CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION—EXAMINATIONS FOR ASSISTANT CLERKSHIPS OF WORKS. 152 words
    25. LAW AND JUSTICE (IRELAND)— SUICIDE OF DR. RIDLEY, LATE MEDICAL OFFICER OF TULLAMORE PRISON.
        26. cc195-6
      1. PRISON REGULATIONS (IRELAND)— RULES AT TULLAMORE GAOL—MR. JOHN MANDEVILLE. 608 words
        2. cc196-7
      2. ADMIRALTY—CAPTAIN KENNEDY— ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS—THE NORTH-WEST PASSAGE. 145 words
        3. c197
      3. ADMIRALTY—PROFESSORSHIP OF CHEMISTRY TO THE NAVY. 150 words
        4. cc197-8
      4. REVENUE ESTIMATES—REPORT OF THE SELECT COMMITTEE. 80 words
        5. cc198-9
      5. EVICTIONS (IRELAND)—THE EVICTIONS ON THE VANDELEUR ESTATE, CO. CLARE. 427 words
        6. c199
      6. COAL MINES, &C. REGULATION ACT, 1887—REFUSAL OF CERTIFICATES. 160 words
        7. c200
      7. NAVY—DEATHS FROM HEAT AT SUAKIN. 320 words
        8. cc200-1
      8. NORTH AMERICAN FISHERIES—THE ANGLO-FRENCH NEWFOUNDLAND BAIT TREATY. 101 words
        9. c201
      9. INLAND NAVIGATION AND DRAINAGE (IRELAND)—THE LOWER BANN. 175 words
        10. cc201-2
      10. PIERS AND HARBOURS (IRELAND)— BALLYCOTTON PIER. 193 words
        11. cc202-3
      11. EVICTIONS (IRELAND)—CASE OF MR. P. BROSNIHAN, CO. LIMERICK. 259 words
        12. c203
      12. PIERS AND HARBOURS (IRELAND)— BALLYCOTTON HARBOUR. 192 words
        13. cc203-4
      13. RIOTS, &c. (IRELAND)—COMPENSATION FOR ALLEGED MALICIOUS INJURIES IN CO. CORK. 204 words
        14. cc204-5
      14. THE MAGISTRACY (IRELAND)—THE MILLSTREET BENCH. 239 words
        15. cc205-6
      15. THE MAGISTRACY (ENGLAND AND WALES)—THE PENRITH BENCH. 284 words
        16. c206
      16. AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT—REPORT OF THE MORAYSHIRE FARMERS' CLUB. 168 words
        17. cc206-7
      17. SUGAR BOUNTIES—THE GERMAN DRAWBACK. 162 words
        18. c207
      18. SUGAR BOUNTIES—THE DRAFT CONVENTION. 122 words
        19. cc207-8
      19. MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT (CHARGES AND ALLEGATIONS) BILL—FUNCTIONS OF THE COMMISSIONERS. 374 words
        20. cc208-10
      20. BUSINESS OF THE, HOUSE—BILLS PASSED BY THE STANDING COMMITTEES—AN AUTUMN SESSION. 629 words
        21. c210
      21. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE—THE CRIMINAL EVIDENCE BILL. 51 words
        22. cc210-1
      22. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE—UNIVERSITIES (SCOTLAND) BILL—BAIL (SCOTLAND) BILL. 81 words
        23. c211
      23. THE SMALL HOLDINGS COMMITTEE. 25 words
        24. c211
      24. EXCISE DUTIES (LOCAL PURPOSES) BILL. 70 words
        25. c211
      25. TITHE RENT CHARGE AND TITHE RENT CHARGE RECOVERY AND VARIATION BILLS. 62 words
        26. c212
      26. RIOTS, &c. (IRELAND)—ATTEMPTED MURDER AT WOODFORD. 272 words
        27. cc212-3
      27. LAW AND JUSTICE (IRELAND)—JURY PACKING, QUEEN'S CO. 151 words
        28. cc213-4
      28. THE CHARITY COMMISSIONERS— CITY PAROCHIAL CHARITIES ACT —THE GENERAL GOVERNING BODY. 331 words
        29. cc214-5
      29. PRISONS (IRELAND)—DR. BARR, AN INSPECTOR OF PRISONS. 269 words
  3. ORDERS OF THE DAY.
    1. SUPPLY [1st JUNE].—REPORT.
        2. cc215-41
      1. ADJOURNED DEBATE. 10,272 words
        2. c241
      2. MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT (CHARGES AND ALLEGATIONS) BILL.— [BILL 336.] 10 words
        3. cc241-303
      3. SECOND READING. 25,135 words
      cc303-4
    2. PHARMACY ACTS AMENDMENT BILL [Lords].— [BILL 196.] 3 words
        3. cc303-4
      1. SECOND READING. 102 words
    3. MOTIONS.
      1. SMALL HOLDINGS.
          2. cc304-5
        1. MOTION FOR A SELECT COMMITTEE. 477 words
      cc305-6
    4. STANDING COMMITTEES (CHAIRMEN'S PANEL). 51 words
      5. c306
    5. SANITARY REGISTRATION OF BUILDINGS BILL. 63 words

Lords Sitting of 23 July 1888 Series 3 Vol. 329

    c168
  1. MINUTES. 35 words
  2. POLITICAL PARTIES IN 1880–82.—SIR RICHARD CROSS (VISCOUNT CROSS).
      3. cc168-9
    1. PERSONAL EXPLANATION. 258 words
  3. RAILWAYS (IRELAND)—PURCHASE BY THE STATE.
      4. cc169-73
    1. QUESTION. OBSERVATIONS. 1,513 words
    cc173-7
  4. FOREIGN MEAT BILL.—(No. 206.) 3 words
      5. cc173-7
    1. SECOND READING. 1,534 words
  5. WAR OFFICE—THE VOLUNTEERS— TRANSPORT—COLONEL GORDON IVES.
      6. cc177-9
    1. QUESTION. OBSERVATIONS. 568 words