Commons Sitting of 5 March 1888 Series 3 Vol. 323

    c163
  1. MINUTES. 46 words
  2. QUESTIONS.
      3. cc163-4
    1. POOR LAW (ENGLAND AND WALES)—ELECTION OF GUARDIANS (NOTTINGHAM)—MR. METCALF. 343 words
      2. cc164-5
    2. POST OFFICE (SCOTLAND)—ANONYMOUS LETTERS TO LADY MATHESON. 124 words
      3. cc165-6
    3. REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES—ROYAL LIVER FRIENDLY SOCIETY. 278 words
      4. c166
    4. TRADE AND COMMERCE—CONVENTION WITH CHINA—TRADE WITH THIBET. 141 words
      5. cc166-7
    5. FISHERY BOARD (SCOTLAND)—TRAWLING ON THE EAST COAST. 172 words
      6. c167
    6. PRISONS (IRELAND)—MRS. RYAN, A PRISONER IN LIMERICK GAOL. 268 words
      7. c168
    7. SOUTH AFRICA—RESTORATION OF USIBEPU. 71 words
      8. c168
    8. AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL—COMMISSION ON AGRICULTURAL AND DAIRY SCHOOLS. 78 words
      9. cc168-9
    9. LAW AND JUSTICE—HEREFORD QUARTER SESSIONS—SEVERE SENTENCES ON BOYS. 285 words
      10. cc169-70
    10. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—INSPECTED DAY SCHOOLS—INSTRUCTION IN AGRICULTURE. 195 words
      11. c170
    11. EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY ACTS—DEATH OF A GIRL AT A ROPE FACTORY. 251 words
      12. c171
    12. PALACE OF WESTMINSTER—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE HOUSE AND LIBRARY. 98 words
      13. c171
    13. IRISH LAND COMMISSION—WEXFORD. 87 words
      14. c171
    14. CHURCH OF ENGLAND AND THE ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSIONERS—PROPERTY AND REVENUES. 179 words
      15. c171
    15. THE COLONIES—CONSTITUTION OF THE EXECUTIVE. 99 words
      16. cc171-3
    16. LAW AND POLICE (METROPOLIS)—CLAPHAM COMMON. 144 words
      17. c173
    17. SOUTH AFRICA—RAILWAY AT DELAGOA BAY. 198 words
      18. cc173-4
    18. METROPOLIS—SAFETY OF THE STREETS. 268 words
      19. cc174-5
    19. POST OFFICE—MAIL CART FROM HIGHAM FERRERS TO NORTHAMPTON. 371 words
      20. cc175-6
    20. REFORMATORY SCHOOLS—THE THIRTIETH REPORT. 118 words
      21. c176
    21. THE AUSTRALIAN COLONIES—EXTERMINATION OF RABBITS-M. PASTEUR. 160 words
      22. cc176-7
    22. COPYHOLD ACT, 1887—CLAUSE 30. 83 words
      23. c177
    23. ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY—THE DISTURBANCES AT MITCHELSTOWN. 153 words
      24. cc177-8
    24. ADMIRALTY—THE "BRITANNIA" TRAINING SHIP. 143 words
      25. cc178-80
    25. CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE (IRELAND) ACT, 1887—PROSECUTIONS AGAINST NEWSVENDORS. 640 words
      26. c180
    26. IRISH LAND COMMISSION—APPEALS FROM SUB-COMMISSION, CO. CLARE. 131 words
      27. cc180-2
    27. WAR OFFICE (CONTRACTS)—WORKS TO BE EXECUTED IN IRELAND. 479 words
      28. c182
    28. WAR OFFICE—CHELSEA HOSPITAL—AUGMENTED PENSIONS. 80 words
      29. c182
    29. WAR OFFICE—ADMINISTRATION OF ORDNANCE FACTORIES. 187 words
      30. c183
    30. PARLIAMENT—PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION—A J OINT COMMITTEE. 109 words
      31. c183
    31. THE PARIS EXHIBITION (1889)—REPRESENTATION OF BRITISH INDUSTRIES. 129 words
      32. cc183-4
    32. WAR OFFICE—MILITARY AND NAVAL INTELLIGENCE DEPARTMENTS. 145 words
      33. c184
    33. PARLIAMENT—NEW RULES OF PROCEDURE—UNFINISHED BILLS. 202 words
      34. c185
    34. CHARITY COMMISSIONERS—THE FREE SCHOOL AT HITCHIN AND JOHN RAND'S CHARITY. 91 words
      35. c185
    35. RECORD OFFICE—REMOVAL OF PUBLIC RECORDS FROM WESTMINSTER. 166 words
      36. cc185-6
    36. THE CIVIL SERVICE—POLITICAL ASSOCIATIONS—SIR ALFRED SLADE. 233 words
      37. cc186-7
    37. METROPOLITAN POLICE—ALLEGED ASSAULT. 388 words
      38. cc187-8
    38. THE NAVY ESTIMATES. 83 words
      39. c188
    39. THE CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES. 45 words
      40. cc188-9
    40. PARLIAMENT—DURATION OF SPEECHES. 489 words
      41. cc189-90
    41. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. 122 words
      42. c190
    42. COMMONS—PURSUING GAME. 348 words
      43. cc191-2
    43. BURGH POLICE AND HEALTH (SCOTLAND) BILL. 192 words
    c193
  3. MEMORANDUM OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE 216 words
  4. I.
      5. cc193-205
    1. ORGANIZATION AND ESTABLISHMENTS. 3,977 words
  5. II.
      6. cc205-21
    1. THE DEFENCES OF OUR PORTS AND COALING STATIONS. 413 words
        2. cc207-11
      1. (A) COALING STATIONS. 1,327 words
        2. cc211-3
      2. (B.) MILITARY PORTS. 376 words
        3. cc213-21
      3. (C.) MERCANTILE PORTS. 2,070 words
  6. III.
      7. cc221-8
    1. ESTIMATES. 2,262 words
  7. ORDERS OF THE DAY.
      8. c229
    1. SUPPLY.—COMMITTEE. 17 words
    2. PROTECTION OF THE EMPIRE.
        3. cc229-319
      1. OBSERVATIONS. 36,372 words
      cc319-24
    3. EAST INDIA (PURCHASE AND CONSTRUCTION OF RAILWAYS) BILL. 5 words
        4. cc319-24
      1. [BILL 143.] SECOND READING. 2,073 words
  8. MOTIONS.
      9. c324
    1. COPYRIGHT (MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS) BILL. 48 words
      2. cc324-5
    2. RELIGIOUS PROSECUTIONS ABOLITION BILL. 48 words
      3. c325
    3. TIMBER ACTS (IRELAND) AMENDMENT BILL. 54 words

Lords Sitting of 5 March 1888 Series 3 Vol. 323

    c139
  1. MINUTES. 8 words
    2. cc139-48
  2. ELECTRIC LIGHTING ACT (1882) AMENDMENT BILL.—(No. 1.) 3 words
      3. cc139-48
    1. SECOND READING. 3,647 words
  3. BRITISH AND OTHER FOREIGN COLONIES—SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS TO NATIVE RACES—CORRESPONDENCE.
      4. cc148-59
    1. QUESTION. OBSERVATIONS. 4,174 words
  4. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE.
      5. cc159-63
    1. RESOLUTION. 1,681 words