Commons Sitting of 4 March 1908 Series 4 Vol. 185

    c657
  1. Preamble 11 words
  2. PRIVATE BILL BUSINESS.
      3. c657
    1. PRIVATE BILLS (STANDING ORDER 62 COMPLIED WITH). 53 words
      2. c657
    2. PRIVATE BILLS [LORDS]. 66 words
      3. c657
    3. PRIVATE BILL PETITIONS [LORDS] (STANDING ORDERS NOT COMPLIED WITH). 75 words
  3. PETITIONS.
      4. c658
    1. HUMBER COMMERCIAL RAILWAY AND DOCK BILL. 9 words
      2. c658
    2. LICENSED PREMISES (EXCLUSION OF CHILDREN). 15 words
      3. c658
    3. MORAY FIRTH (ILLEGAL TRAWLING.) 10 words
      4. c658
    4. SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS ON SUNDAY BILL. 15 words
      5. c658
    5. WOMEN'S ENFRANCHISEMENT BILL. 14 words
  4. RETURNS, REPORTS, ETC.
      5. c658
    1. VIVISECTION (ROYAL COMMISSION). 24 words
      2. c658
    2. CIVIL SERVICES AND REVENUE DEPARTMENTS, 1908–9 (VOTE ON ACCOUNT). 35 words
      3. c658
    3. BOARD OF EDUCATION. 20 words
      4. cc658-9
    4. REVENUE (COLLECTION OF TAXES). 76 words
  5. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS CIRCULATED WITH THE VOTES.
      6. c659
    1. Positions of Ex-telegraph Messengers. 240 words
      2. cc659-60
    2. Promotion of Engine Room Artificers. 137 words
      3. c660
    3. Shipping Rates. 137 words
      4. cc660-1
    4. Death Duties.—Valuation of Licensed Premises. 163 words
      5. c661
    5. The Zakka Khel Territory. 107 words
      6. c661
    6. Free Grant of Ammunition to Civilian Rifle Clubs. 120 words
      7. cc661-2
    7. The Territorial Army Attestation Form. 170 words
      8. cc662-3
    8. Swivel-lug of the Enfield Rifles. 175 words
      9. c663
    9. Guns for the Territorial Army. 151 words
      10. c663
    10. Territorial Army—Pay of Quartermasters. 106 words
      11. cc663-4
    11. The Territorial Army—Attestation Form. 130 words
      12. c664
    12. Arrest of Eugene O'Riordan at Kingwilliamstown. 172 words
      13. cc664-5
    13. Purchase of the Cooper Estate. 211 words
      14. cc665-6
    14. South African War Compensation Claims—Case of the Lydenburg Estates. 274 words
      15. c666
    15. Irish Technical Schools Building Fund. 87 words
      16. c666
    16. Foot-and-Mouth Disease—Importation of Foreign Forage. 91 words
      17. cc666-7
    17. Single School Areas in Yorkshire. 96 words
      18. c667
    18. Post Office Appointments. 271 words
      19. cc667-8
    19. Manufacture of Horseshoes at Woolwich. 52 words
      20. c668
    20. Malta Fever. 207 words
    21. QUESTIONS IN THE HOUSE.
        22. cc668-9
      1. East Indians in Nyassaland. 77 words
        2. c669
      2. Chinese Labour in South African Mines. 244 words
        3. cc669-71
      3. The Transvaal Government and the French Government—Indentured Labour from Madagascar. 425 words
        4. cc671-2
      4. Uganda Game Reserve. 234 words
        5. c672
      5. Martial Law. 91 words
        6. cc672-3
      6. Dinizulu's Trial. 140 words
        7. cc673-5
      7. Charges against Dinizulu. 539 words
        8. c675
      8. Fighting at Suj Bulak. 90 words
        9. cc675-6
      9. Workmen's Compensation. 187 words
        10. c676
      10. Welsh Mining Inspector. 69 words
        11. cc676-7
      11. Railway Inquiry. 405 words
        12. cc677-8
      12. Proposed Whaling Station on the Donegal Coast. 378 words
        13. cc678-9
      13. Non-Provided Schools. 159 words
        14. cc679-80
      14. Voluntary Schools. 93 words
        15. c680
      15. Grants to Elementary Schools. 231 words
        16. cc680-1
      16. Scottish Justices of the Peace and Jury Service. 170 words
        17. c681
      17. Scottish Fishery Cruiser. 100 words
        18. cc681-2
      18. Scottish Local Government Act. 77 words
        19. c682
      19. Seine Nets. 91 words
        20. cc682-3
      20. Drift Nets. 216 words
        21. c683
      21. Organs in Scottish Poorhouses. 124 words
        22. cc683-4
      22. Highland Railway Extensions. 202 words
        23. cc684-5
      23. The Irish Police and the Peace Preservation Act. 219 words
        24. c685
      24. Firearms in Ireland. 170 words
        25. c685
      25. Condition of Galway. 120 words
        26. cc685-91
      26. Irish Congested Districts Board. 1,955 words
        27. cc691-3
      27. Irish University—Speech of the Provost of Trinity College. 477 words
        28. cc693-4
      28. United Irish League and Servant Girl. 277 words
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      29. Royal Irish Constabulary Fund. 620 words
        30. cc695-6
      30. Toughboy Labourers Cottage Scheme. 115 words
        31. c696
      31. Instruction in Cookery in Irish Schools. 160 words
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      32. Cookery Apparatus in Irish Schools. 279 words
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      33. Millstreet Labourers Acts Inquiry. 142 words
        34. c698
      34. Evicted Tenant—Case of James Gore. 297 words
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      35. Proposed Whaling Station on the Donegal Coast. 165 words
        36. cc699-700
      36. Potato Spraying in Ireland. 196 words
        37. c700
      37. Adulterated Food-Stuffs. 127 words
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      38. Skim Milk. 424 words
        39. cc702-3
      39. Down Hand-Loom Weavers. 263 words
        40. c703
      40. Irish Imports of Foreign Fodder. 289 words
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      41. County Donegal Joint Railway Crossing, near Ballinamore. 190 words
        42. c704
      42. The Government and the Lords. 98 words
    c705
  6. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. 34 words
  7. NEW BILLS.
      8. c705
    1. HOURS OF LABOUR (BAKEHOUSES) BILL. 39 words
      2. c705
    2. HANDLOOM WEAVING (IRELAND) BILL. 48 words
      3. c705
    3. DEATH CERTIFICATES (CHARGES) BILL. 69 words
      4. c706
    4. PEDLARS ACTS AMENDMENT BILL. 52 words
      5. c706
    5. SUMMARY JURISDICTION (IRELAND) BILL. 45 words
    cc706-74
  8. SUPPLY (ARMY ESTIMATES). 26,541 words
    9. cc774-815
  9. THE PRICE OF BREAD. 15,512 words, 1 division
    10. c815
  10. LICENSING ACT AMENDMENT BILL. 9 words
    11. c815
  11. POLLING DISTRICTS (COUNTY COUNCILS) BILL. 10 words
    12. c816
  12. SUPPLY (ARMY ESTIMATES). 32 words
    13. c816
  13. SUSPENSION OF THE ELEVEN O'CLOCK RULE. 20 words