Commons Sitting of 24 March 1904 Series 4 Vol. 132

    c592
  1. Preamble 8 words
  2. UNOPPOSED PRIVATE BILL BUSINESS.
      3. c592
    1. PRIVATE BILLS [LORDS] (STANDING ORDERS NOT PREVIOUSLY IN- QUIRED INTO COMPLIED WITH.) 66 words
      2. cc592-3
    2. PRIVATE BILLS [LORDS] (COMPLI- ANCE WITH PROOFS REQUIRED BY STANDING ORDERS COMMITTEE). 137 words
      3. c593
    3. PRIVATE BILLS (GROUP E). 38 words
      4. cc593-4
    4. SELECTION (STANDING COMMITTEES). 294 words
    c594
  3. MESSAGE FROM THE LORDS. 115 words
  4. PETITIONS.
      5. c595
    1. HOUSING OF THE WORKING CLASSES, ETC., BILL. 9 words
      2. c595
    2. LICENCE HOLDERS. 12 words
      3. c595
    3. LICENCES (RENEWAL). 33 words
      4. c595
    4. SALE OF BUTTER BILL. 15 words
  5. RETURNS, REPORTS, ETC.
      6. c595
    1. TRANSVAAL (CHINESE LABOUR ORDINANCE). 10 words
      2. c595
    2. NATIONAL DEBT ANNUITIES. 70 words
      3. c595
    3. AFRICA (No. 4, 1904). 28 words
      4. cc595-6
    4. WEST INDIES. 38 words
      5. c596
    5. TRADE (BRITISH COLONIES WITH FOREIGN COUNTRIES). 21 words
      6. c596
    6. WAR OFFICE (RE-CONSTITUTION) COMMITTEE. 19 words
      7. c596
    7. MUSICAL COPYRIGHT BILL. 54 words
  6. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS CIRCULATED WITH THE VOTES.
      7. cc596-7
    1. Cork Lunatic Asylum Attendants' Badge. 141 words
      2. c597
    2. Prison-Made Goods. 252 words
      3. cc597-8
    3. Accounts of London and India Dock Company. 115 words
      4. c598
    4. Trade Arbitrations—Stamp Duty. 86 words
      5. c598
    5. Pay, etc, of Scotch Post Office Night Messengers. 111 words
      6. cc598-9
    6. Telegraph Office for Rosnakill, County Donegal. 177 words
      7. cc599-600
    7. Salaries of Irish Sub-postmasters. 219 words
      8. c600
    8. South African and East African Mail Subsidies. 159 words
      9. cc600-1
    9. Promotion of Postmen to Postmasterships. 134 words
      10. c601
    10. Liability of Foundation Manager of Voluntary School for Expenditure. 105 words
      11. c601
    11. Fixing of "Appointed Day" in Monmouthshire. 173 words
      12. c602
    12. Registration of Duties on Deeds in Ireland. 163 words
      13. c602
    13. Grants to Schools in Highland Crofting Counties. 138 words
      14. cc602-3
    14. Licensed Victuallers in London— Transfers and Bankruptcies. 125 words
      15. c603
    15. Results attained by Vivisection. 190 words
      16. c604
    16. Hearing of Summonses under the Educa- tion and Children's Employment Acts. 154 words
      17. cc604-5
    17. Carriage of Arms without Licence in Ireland. 279 words
      18. c605
    18. Solway Salmon Fishery Laws— Suggested Legislation. 96 words
      19. c605
    19. Claims of Sirdar Balvant Ramchandra. 99 words
      20. c606
    20. Land Revenue Defaulters in India. 124 words
      21. c606
    21. Indian Army—Compensation to Officers for Expense of Transfer. 128 words
      22. cc606-7
    22. Indian Official Secrets Act. 177 words
      23. c607
    23. Construction of New College of Science in Dublin—Irish Materials. 95 words
      24. cc607-8
    24. Mitchelstown and Kildorrery Petty Sessions District. 103 words
      25. c608
    25. Alleged Failure to arrest a Lunatic in Ireland. 140 words
      26. c608
    26. Royal Irish Constabulary—Officers over Sixty Years of Age. 107 words
      27. cc608-9
    27. Public Attendance at Strabane Work- house Services. 162 words
      28. c609
    28. Limerick and Kerry Railway Company— Delay in Payment to Shareholders. 57 words
      29. c609
    29. Gun Licences in Ireland—Case of Mr. M. C. Kenny. 100 words
      30. c610
    30. Extra Police Drafted into Sligo and Armagh. 182 words
      31. c610
    31. Army Clothing Contracts—London and Provincial Firms. 78 words
      32. cc610-1
    32. Officers' Gratuities—Case of Major Silverthorne. 147 words
  7. QUESTIONS IN THE HOUSE.
      8. c611
    1. War Office Reconstitution Committee. 53 words
      2. cc611-2
    2. War Office Contracts and Fair Wages Clause. 124 words
      3. cc612-3
    3. Transvaal Labour Ordinance—Recruiting in China. 301 words
      4. c613
    4. Treatment of Coolie Children in the Transvaal. 65 words
      5. c613
    5. Crown Agents Accounts. 101 words
      6. c614
    6. Negotiations with the Chinese Govern- ment for Labour for the Transvaal. 55 words
      7. c614
    7. Mortality among Kaffirs in Witwaters rand Mines. 82 words
      8. cc614-5
    8. Pacific Island Labourers Act. 177 words
      9. c615
    9. Western Australia—Power to Flog Natives. 130 words
      10. cc615-6
    10. India and the South African Garrison. 233 words
      11. cc616-7
    11. Brussels Sugar Convention—Meeting of the Permanent Commission. 231 words
      12. c617
    12. Canton River—Obstructions to Navigation. 195 words
      13. cc617-8
    13. Dentistry in British East Africa and Uganda. 106 words
      14. c618
    14. Factory Inspection—Chief Inspector's Report. 117 words
      15. c618
    15. The Budget. 43 words
      16. cc618-9
    16. Reduction of the War Debt. 169 words
      17. cc619-20
    17. Customs Regulations for Re Export of Foreign Goods. 247 words
      18. c620
    18. Licence Duties. 98 words
      19. c620
    19. Clerks to Surveyors of Taxes. 81 words
      20. c621
    20. National Telephone Company—Govern- ment Right of Purchase. 157 words
      21. cc621-2
    21. Pay in the Post Office. 308 words
      22. c622
    22. Taff Vale Railway. 146 words
      23. c623
    23. Grants for Training of Pupil Teachers. 43 words
      24. c623
    24. Education Code. 38 words
      25. c623
    25. Vaccination Exemption Certificates. 100 words
      26. cc623-4
    26. Scottish Education—Aid Grant. 362 words
      27. cc624-5
    27. Killarney Roads. 96 words
      28. c625
    28. Portmagee Petty Sessions Clerk. 100 words
      29. c625
    29. Longford Police Lock-Up. 70 words
      30. cc625-6
    30. Granard Union Workhouse Master. 151 words
      31. c626
    31. Cusack Estate, County Longford. 113 words
      32. cc626-7
    32. Eyrecourt Convent School. 108 words
      33. c627
    33. Blessington Steam Trams. 151 words
      34. c627
    34. Care of Harmless Imbeciles in Ireland. 74 words
      35. c628
    35. Defaulting Contractors. 131 words
      36. c628
    36. Mullawornia Evicted Tenant. 72 words
      37. cc628-9
    37. Marlborough Street Training College. 278 words
      38. cc629-30
    38. Irish Auditor's Surcharges. 262 words
      39. c630
    39. Bog Poisoning in County Down. 70 words
      40. cc630-1
    40. Ballindine Police Barracks. 163 words
      41. c631
    41. Quilka Farm, County Cavan. 157 words
      42. cc631-3
    42. Ballinrobe Perjury Charge. 470 words
      43. c633
    43. Ballindine Police Barracks. 185 words
      44. c634
    44. Irish College of Science Staff. 91 words
      45. c634
    45. Annaly Estate, Longford. 136 words
      46. cc634-5
    46. Irish Agricultural Department Clerks. 365 words
      47. cc635-6
    47. Irish Sub-Postmasters. 208 words
      48. cc636-7
    48. Nenagh Postman's Pension. 218 words
      49. c637
    49. Stamp Office for Edgeworthstown. 53 words
      50. c637
    50. Interest on Irish Local Loans. 140 words
      51. cc637-8
    51. Irish Railways—Passenger Cars. 92 words
      52. c638
    52. Trinity College, Dublin—Dr. Traill's Appointment. 213 words
      53. cc638-9
    53. Duration of Speeches. 356 words
      54. cc639-40
    54. Cabinet Memoranda. 245 words
      55. cc640-2
    55. Mr. Austin Dobson. 476 words
      56. c642
    56. Order of Questions. 136 words
    cc642-3
  8. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE—THE EASTER HOLIDAYS. 251 words
    9. c643
  9. PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO CHIL- DREN (AMENDMENT) BILL [LORDS]. 19 words
  10. NEW BILLS.
      11. c643
    1. STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS (PERSONS IN CHARGE) BILL. 52 words
      2. c643
    2. BISHOPRICS OE SOUTHWARK AND BIRMINGHAM BILL. 46 words
      3. c644
    3. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE (SUPPLY). 29 words
    cc644-98
  11. CONSOLIDATED FUND (No. 1) BILL. 20,044 words
  12. EVENING SITTING.
      13. cc698-721
    1. LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL (TRAM- WAYS AND IMPROVEMENTS) BILL (BY ORDER.) 8,447 words, 3 divisions
    cc721-4
  13. TELEGRAPH (MONEY) BILL. 398 words
    14. cc724-36
  14. CONSOLIDATED FUND (No. 1)) BILL. 3,661 words, 1 division

Lords Sitting of 24 March 1904 Series 4 Vol. 132

    cc581-2
  1. PRIVATE BILL BUSINESS. 419 words
  2. RETURNS, REPORTS, ETC.
      3. c582
    1. TRADE REPORTS (ANNUAL SERIES) 17 words
      2. c582
    2. AFRICA, No. 4 (1904). 24 words
      3. c583
    3. WEST INDIES. 37 words
      4. c583
    4. NATIONAL DEBT ANNUITIES. 85 words
      5. c583
    5. SEA FISHERIES BILL [H.L.] 54 words
  3. NEW BILLS.
      4. c583
    1. OUTDOOR RELIEF (FRIENDLY SOCIETIES) BILL [H.L.] 36 words
      2. c583
    2. OPEN SPACES BILL [H.L.] 28 words
    cc583-4
  4. SITE FOR DUKE OF YORK'S SCHOOL BILL [H.L.] 96 words
    5. cc584-7
  5. SALE OF INTOXICANTS TO CHILDREN BILL [H.L.] 1,301 words
    6. cc587-91
  6. WILD BIRDS PROTECTION ACTS AMENDMENT BILL. 1,514 words
    7. c592
  7. NAVAL PRIZE BILL [H.L.] 20 words
    8. c592
  8. METROPOLITAN IMPROVEMENTS (FUNDS) BILL. 30 words