Commons Sitting of 3 May 1904 Series 4 Vol. 134

    c236
  1. Preamble 8 words
  2. UNOPPOSED PRIVATE BILL BUSINESS.
      3. c236
    1. PRIVATE BILLS [LORDS] (STANDING ORDERS NOT PREVIOUSLY INQUIRED INTO COMPLIED WITH). 223 words
      2. c237
    2. RAILWAY BILLS (GROUP No. 8). 103 words
      3. c237
    3. MESSAGE FROM THE LORDS. 124 words
  3. PETITIONS.
      4. c237
    1. BISHOPRICS OF SOUTHWARK AND BIRMINGHAM BILL. 13 words
      2. cc237-8
    2. COUNTY COURTS ACT, 1903. 23 words
      3. c238
    3. EDUCATION (SCOTLAND) BILL. 10 words
      4. c238
    4. HOUSE-LETTING (SCOTLAND) BILL. 9 words
      5. c238
    5. LICENCES (RENEWAL). 50 words
      6. c238
    6. LICENSING BILL. 27 words
      7. c238
    7. LICENSING BILL. 10 words
      8. c238
    8. POLLING ARRANGEMENTS (PARLIAMENTARY BOROUGHS) BILL. 9 words
      9. c238
    9. SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS ON SUNDAY BILL. 10 words
  4. RETURNS, REPORTS, ETC.
      5. c238
    1. IRISH LAND COMMISSION (RULES). 9 words
      2. cc238-9
    2. AFRICA (No. 5, 1904). 47 words
      3. c239
    3. LICENSING BILL. 42 words
      4. c239
    4. LICENSING BILL. 46 words
      5. c239
    5. TAXES AND IMPOSTS. 131 words
  5. Oral Answers to Questions
    1. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS CIRCULATED WITH THE VOTES.
        2. cc239-40
      1. Compensation for Licences. 113 words
        2. c240
      2. Suspension of Omnibus Drivers and Conductors' Licences. 192 words
        3. cc240-1
      3. Licences refused by Committee of Quarter Sessions—Right of Appeal. 88 words
        4. c241
      4. Compulsory Licences for British Patents. 180 words
        5. c241
      5. Postal Cash-on-Delivery System. 53 words
        6. c242
      6. New School at Hayward's Heath. 109 words
        7. c242
      7. Attendance at School of Young Children Living at a Distance. 136 words
        8. c242
      8. Education Act—Part Payment of Rates. 49 words
        9. c243
      9. Motor Car Act—Report of Departmental Committee. 48 words
        10. c243
      10. Compensation for Damage by Explosives used for Naval Practice. 63 words
        11. c243
      11. Volunteers—Courts of Inquiry. 134 words
        12. cc243-4
      12. Indian Army—Orders for Private Firms for New Batteries. 74 words
        13. c244
      13. New Rifle—Increased Recoil. 77 words
        14. c244
      14. Army Manœuvres in Essex—Essex Yeomanry. 81 words
    2. QUESTIONS IN THE HOUSE.
        3. cc244-5
      1. Manchester Volunteers' Camp Arrangement. 181 words
        2. c245
      2. Military Works in Ireland—Employment of Civilian Engineers. 177 words
        3. cc245-6
      3. British South Africa Company—Jameson Raid Claim. 258 words
        4. cc246-7
      4. Seistan Boundary Commission 154 words
        5. c247
      5. Macedonian Reform—European Consuls at Monastir. 112 words
        6. cc247-8
      6. Macedonia. 187 words
        7. c248
      7. Death Duties—Valuation of Licensed Property. 61 words
        8. cc248-9
      8. The Tobacco Duty. 248 words
        9. c249
      9. Racing News by Wireless Telegraphy. 88 words
        10. c249
      10. Post Office Wages Committee. 87 words
        11. cc249-50
      11. Smallpox in East London. 137 words
        12. c250
      12. Rats and the Spread of Plague. 202 words
        13. c251
      13. Dartmoor Prison Staff's Quarters. 261 words
        14. cc251-2
      14. Off-Licence Holders and the Licensing Bill. 71 words
        15. c252
      15. Roscommon Maiden Quarter Sessions. 119 words
        16. cc252-3
      16. Irish Emigration Statistics. 172 words
        17. c253
      17. Irish Training Colleges and Free Homes. 146 words
        18. cc253-4
      18. Falchorrib and Gortnasate Works. 157 words
        19. c254
      19. Rossbeg (Donegal) Landing Place. 69 words
        20. c254
      20. Irish Motor-Car Services. 63 words
        21. cc254-5
      21. Tarbet Tourist Steamers—Government Subsidy. 123 words
        22. c255
      22. Colclough Estate, Wexford. 181 words
        23. cc255-6
      23. Ballymahon Magisterial Bench. 144 words
        24. c256
      24. Irish Poor Law Unions and Military Patients. 131 words
        25. cc256-7
      25. Irish Land Purchase Statistics. 231 words
        26. c257
      26. Irish Evicted Tenants. 128 words
        27. cc257-8
      27. The Education Code and the Irish Language. 164 words
        28. c258
      28. The Irish Dictionary 134 words
        29. cc258-9
      29. Irish Local Loans—Rate of Interest. 144 words
        30. c259
      30. Female Supervisors in the Dublin Post Office. 117 words
        31. cc259-60
      31. American Mail Delays at Queenstown. 322 words
        32. c260
      32. Irish Sorters and the Irish Language. 59 words
        33. cc260-1
      33. Irish Postmasters and the Irish Language. 103 words
        34. c261
      34. Irish Northern District Superintending Engineer's Staff. 150 words
        35. cc261-2
      35. Templetown Postal Arrangements. 159 words
        36. c262
      36. Belturbet Post Office. 166 words
        37. cc262-3
      37. Baltimore Postal Service. 113 words
        38. c263
      38. Longford Post Office Night Work. 82 words
        39. cc263-5
      39. Transvaal Opinion on the Chinese Labour Question. 722 words
        40. c265
      40. Private Members' Bills 81 words
        41. cc265-6
      41. Royal Commission on Ecclesiastical Irregularities. 121 words
        42. c266
      42. Naval Prizes of War 86 words
        43. c266
      43. Anglo-French Agreement 73 words
        44. cc266-7
      44. Re-election on Acceptance of Ministerial Office. 288 words
        45. cc267-8
      45. Standing Orders. 99 words
        46. c268
      46. Welsh Educational Deadlock. 75 words
        47. c268
      47. The Licensing Bill. 150 words
        48. c269
      48. The Aliens Bill. 211 words
        49. cc269-70
      49. Sittings of the House. 192 words
    c270
  6. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. 64 words
    7. c270
  7. SAVINGS BANKS ACTS AMENDMENT BILL 57 words
    8. cc270-1
  8. POLICE SUPERANNUATION BILL. 56 words
    9. c271
  9. SELECTION (STANDING COMMITTEES.) 45 words
    10. cc271-2
  10. STANDING ORDERS. 72 words
  11. NEW BILL.
      12. c272
    1. SUNDAY TRADING (SCOTLAND) BILL. 30 words
      2. cc272-5
    2. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE (WAYS AND MEANS.) 1,840 words, 1 division
      3. c275
    3. WAYS AND MEANS [19TH APRIL] REPORT. 8 words
      4. cc275-323
    4. CUSTOMS— TOBACCO. 18,224 words, 1 division
      5. cc323-40
    5. WAYS AND MEANS (26TH APRIL). 7,055 words, 4 divisions
  12. EVENING SITTING.
      13. cc341-66
    1. WAYS AND MEANS [26TH APRIL] REPORT. 8,454 words, 1 division
      2. c366
    2. FINANCE BILL. 127 words
      3. cc366-8
    3. PROVISIONAL ORDER (MARRIAGES) BILL. 393 words
      4. c368
    4. FOREIGN SHIPS (APPLICATION OF STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS). 75 words

Lords Sitting of 3 May 1904 Series 4 Vol. 134

    cc221-3
  1. PRIVATE BILL BUSINESS. 562 words
  2. RETURNS, REPORTS. ETC.
      3. c223
    1. TRADE REPORTS (MISCELLANEOUS SERIES). 8 words
      2. c223
    2. AFRICA, No. 5 (1904). 44 words
      3. c223
    3. IRISH LAND COMMISSION (RULES). 33 words
      4. cc223-35
    4. STREET BETTING BILL [H.L.] 4,486 words
      5. c235
    5. LOADING-POET CLAUSE IN SHIPS' ARTICLES. 307 words