Commons Sitting of 22 March 1904 Series 4 Vol. 132

    c378
  1. Preamble 8 words
    2. cc378-9
  2. UNOPPOSED PRIVATE BILL BUSINESS. 98 words
    3. c379
  3. STANDING ORDERS. 195 words
    4. cc379-80
  4. MESSAGE FROM THE LORDS. 177 words
  5. PETITIONS.
      6. c380
    1. LICENCE HOLDERS. 12 words
      2. c380
    2. LICENCES (RENEWAL). 73 words
      3. c381
    3. SALE OF BUTTER BILL. 12 words
      4. c381
    4. TRANSVAAL (CHINESE LABOUR ORDINANCE). 13 words
  6. RETURNS, REPORTS, ETC.
      7. c381
    1. FOREIGN MINISTRIES OF COMMERCE (COMMERCIAL, No. 3, 1904). 26 words
      2. c381
    2. TRADE REPORTS (ANNUAL SERIES). 20 words
      3. c381
    3. PAUPERISM (ENGLAND AND WALES) (MONTHLY STATEMENTS). 47 words
      4. cc381-2
    4. LABOURERS' COTTAGES (IRELAND). 172 words
  7. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS CIRCULATED WITH THE VOTES.
      8. c382
    1. Sinking of Kish Bank Lightship. 196 words
      2. cc382-3
    2. Loss of Fittings for the Fastnet Lighthouse. 222 words
      3. cc383-4
    3. Irish Lights Steamer "Princess Alexandra." 214 words
      4. c384
    4. Prices of Coal and Oil Purchased by Trinity House. 138 words
      5. c384
    5. Cost of Maintenance of Sirens at the Nash and Penlee Point. 100 words
      6. cc384-5
    6. Cost of Maintenance of Dowsing and Breaksea Lightships and St. Catherine's and Pendeen Lights. 200 words
      7. c385
    7. Sale of Adulterated Whisky. 94 words
      8. cc385-6
    8. Royal College of Science—Scholars in Receipt of Aid from Local Education Authorities. 102 words
      9. c386
    9. Postal Service between London and Paris. 114 words
      10. c386
    10. Supply of Regulation Waistcoats for Belfast Post Office Adult Messengers. 89 words
      11. c387
    11. Halfpenny Post—Extension of Privileges. 112 words
      12. c387
    12. Customs Service—Compensation for Retardation of Promotion. 186 words
      13. c388
    13. Excise Revenue, Estate Duty, and Income Tax in the Dublin Collection. 74 words
      14. c388
    14. Quarantine for Imported Dogs. 158 words
      15. cc388-9
    15. Sinking of a Submarine—Grants to Widows. 211 words
      16. c389
    16. Tibet Mission—Expenditure in Great Britain. 165 words
      17. cc389-90
    17. Grievances of the Royal Irish Con- stabulary. 75 words
      18. cc390-1
    18. Expenditure under Military Works and Barracks Acts. 260 words
  8. QUESTIONS IN THE HOUSE.
      9. c391
    1. Wages of Indentured Chinese Labourers in the Transvaal. 92 words
      2. cc391-2
    2. Income-Tax Deductions. 176 words
      3. cc392-3
    3. Metropolitan Extension Railway. 189 words
      4. c393
    4. Aylesbury Convict Prison. 141 words
      5. c394
    5. Royal College of Science—Local Authorities Scholarships. 154 words
      6. c394
    6. Island of Lewis—Social Condition. 127 words
      7. cc394-5
    7. Uncertified Deaths in Scotland. 87 words
      8. c395
    8. Public Buildings—Coal and Firewood Contracts. 165 words
      9. cc395-6
    9. Licence Duties—Ireland's Equivalent Grant. 235 words
      10. cc396-7
    10. Royal Irish Constabulary—Interference with Religious Convictions. 165 words
      11. c397
    11. Pay of Royal Irish Constabulary Inspectors. 48 words
      12. cc397-9
    12. Tralee and Dingle Railway. 645 words
      13. c399
    13. Athlone Gun Licence. 107 words
      14. cc399-400
    14. Castlerea Police. 115 words
      15. cc400-1
    15. Estates in the Land Judge's Court. 263 words
      16. c401
    16. Education Act and Religious Controversies. 159 words
      17. cc401-3
    17. Rules of Procedure. 582 words
      18. c403
    18. War Office Council. 83 words
      19. cc403-4
    19. The West India Labour Ordinances. 381 words
      20. cc404-5
    20. The Royal Palaces Vote. 88 words
    c405
  9. MESSAGE FROM THE LORDS. 66 words
    10. c405
  10. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE BILL [LORDS]. 18 words
  11. SUPPLY [25TH FEBRUARY] REPORT.
      12. cc405-13
    1. ARMY SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES, 1903–4. 3,468 words, 1 division
    cc413-7
  12. WAYS AND MEANS. 968 words
    13. cc417-32
  13. TELEGRAPH [MONEY]. 5,340 words
    14. cc432-9
  14. SUPPLY [23RD FEBRUARY]. 2 words
      15. cc432-9
    1. NAVY (SUPPLEMENTARY) ESTIMATES, 1903–4. 2,434 words
    cc439-49
  15. SUPPLY [24TH FEBRUARY]. 2 words
    1. CIVIL SERVICES (SUPPLEMENTARY) ESTIMATES, 1903–4.
        2. c439
      1. CLASS I. 84 words
        2. cc439-40
      2. CLASS II. 61 words
        3. cc440-9
      3. CLASS III. 3,333 words, 1 division
    cc449-50
  16. SUPPLY [15TH MARCH]. 2 words
    1. CIVIL SERVICES AND REVENUE DE- PARTMENTS (SUPPLEMENTARY) ESTI- MATES, 1903–4.
        2. c449
      1. CLASS IV. 46 words
        2. cc449-50
      2. CLASS VI. 58 words
    cc450-1
  17. REFORMATORY AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS (SCOTLAND) BILLS. 413 words
    18. cc451-4
  18. METROPOLITAN IMPROVEMENTS (FUNDS) BILL. 932 words
  19. EVENING SITTING.
      20. cc454-5
    1. AMERSHAM, BEACONSFIELD, AND DIS- TRICT WATER BILL (BY ORDER). 67 words
    cc455-83
  20. IRISH RIVERS (DRAINAGE). 10,908 words, 1 division
    21. cc483-4
  21. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. 108 words

Lords Sitting of 22 March 1904 Series 4 Vol. 132

    c373
  1. MARQUESS OF SLIGO. 85 words
    2. cc373-5
  2. PRIVATE BILL BUSINESS. 573 words
  3. RETURNS, REPORTS, ETC.
      4. c375
    1. COMMERCIAL, No. 3 (1904). 38 words
    cc375-6
  4. NAVAL PRIZE BILL [H.L.] 312 words
    5. cc376-8
  5. THE VOLUNTEERS—ALLOWANCES. 780 words
    6. c378
  6. PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN (AMENDMENT) BILL [H.L.] 29 words