ford

London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Com-
pany, Motion for a Committee, 1342
Representation of the People, Leave, 83, 93;
2R. 663, 908; Comm. 1285; cl. 3, 1568

CRANWORTH, Lord

Judges Chambers (Despatch of Business), 1R.

454

Railway Traffic Protection, Comm. 118
Religious, &c. Buildings (Sites), 2R. 1167

Trades Unions, Comm. cl. 2, 269; cl. 3,
Amendt. 271, 272; cl. 4, Amendt. 273

CRAUFURD, Mr. E. H. J., Ayr, &c.
Attorneys, &c. Certificate Duty, 2Ř. 1063
Kingston Assizes, 1202

Metropolis Gas, 2R. Amendt. 1576

Sale and Purchase of Shares, Comm. cl. 1, 100

CRAWFORD, Mr. R. W., London

Bunhill Fields Burial Ground, Leave, 997
Canada Railway Loan, 2R. 972

London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Com-
pany, Motion for a Committee, 1343
Railway Companies Debenture Debt, Res.
1025, 1043, 1058

Sale and Purchase of Shares, Comm. 99

Criminal Law

Capital Punishment – The Prerogative of
Mercy, Question, Mr. Darby Griffith; An-
swer, Mr. Walpole Mar 28, 734
Kingston Assizes, Increase of Sentences, Ques-
tion, Mr. Gilpin; Answer, Mr. Walpole
April 1, 903; Observations, Mr. Gilpin;
Reply, Mr. Craufurd April 5, 1201
VOL. CLXXXVI. [THIRD SERIES.] [cont.

Financial Statement, 1147
Representation of the People, 2R. 603

The

Tenants Improvements (Ireland), 2R. Motion

for Adjournment, 1784

DICKSON, Major A. G., Dover

Churchward, Mr., Case of, 5; Motion for an
Address, 173, 188, 193

DILLWYN, Mr. L. L., Swansea

Easter Holydays, Adjournment for the, 1589,
1596

Army-War Department, 1582

Court of Chancery (Ireland), Comm. cl. 4, 449;
cl. 41, Amendt. 1164

Ireland-Inspectors of Weights and Measures,
Motion for a Committee, 415;-Disturbances
in, Rewards to Constabulary, 419;-Con-
stabulary Superannuation, 893
Promissory Notes (Ireland), 2R. 1862
Sea Coast Fisheries (Ireland), 2R. 1099
Supply, 934

1503

Schools Inquiry Commission, 1102

(The Earl of Belmore)
7. Read 2 Mar 18

(No. 42)

Committee; Report Mar 19
Read 3 Mar 21
Royal Assent Mar 29

[30 Vict. c. 5]

Representation of the People, Comm.cl. 3, 1574

CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER

Factory Acts Extension Bill
(Mr. Secretary Walpole, Lord John Manners,
Sir John Pakington)

c. Read 2o, after debate Mar 22, 450 [Bill 62]
Question, Mr. Powell; Answer, The Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer; Question, Mr.
Bright April 29, 1710; Question, Mr. Bright;
Answer, Mr. Walpole April 30, 1787
Bill, together with Hours of Labour Regulation
Bill, committed to a Select Committee May 2;
and, on May 10, Select Committee nominated;
List of the Committee, 1927

Factory Acts, Glass Manufactures

Question, Mr. Hartley; Answer, Mr. Walpole
April 2, 982

Printworks, Juvenile Labour in, Question, Mr.
Wilbraham Egerton; Answer, Mr. Walpole
April 11, 1478

(See Agriculture)

FANE, Lieut.-Col. H. H., Hampshire, S.
New Forest-Licences to Shoot, 1335

FAWCETT, Mr. H., Brighton

Agricultural Women and Children, Res. 1011
Education, Compulsory, 818

Factory Acts Extension, 2R. 451, 452
Financial Statement, 1148

Tests Abolition (Oxford), Comm. Instruction,
1431, 1443; cl. 1, 1447

[cont.

State for India), Ayrshire

India-Famine in Orissa, 1582

FILDES, Mr. J., Great Grimsby

Sale and Purchase of Shares, Comm. cl. 1,
267; Amendt. 1063

Fire Insurance

Moved, "That, in this opinion of this House, a
further reduction of the duty on Fire Insur-
ances would have a tendency to bring within
the protection of Insurance a large amount of
the present uninsured property of the Country,
and that a further reduction of the Duty
should therefore be made at the earliest
opportunity" (Mr. Henry B. Sheridan)
Mar 19, 128; after debate, previous Ques-
tion put (Mr. Hunt); A. 156, N. 215;
M. 59

Fire Protection-Select Committees, Ex-
pense of

Order for nominating Select Committee on
Protection from Fire, read; after Observa-
tions (Mr. Hunt), Select Committee nomi-
nated Mar 27, 703

See also Witnesses (House of Commons)

FOLEY, Mr. H. J. W., Staffordshire, S.
Representation of the People-Hundreds of
Offlow, 1482

FORDYCE, Mr. W. D., Aberdeenshire

Cattle Plague-Compensation for Slaughtered
Cattle, 1228; Res. 2013, 2016, 2017
Public Health (Scotland), 2R. 1927

FORSTER, Mr. W. E., Bradford

Agricultural Women and Children, Res. 1021
International Currency Conference, 1478
Ireland-Fenian Prisoners, 733
Licensing System, 1874

Mutiny, Comm. cl. 22, 925

Public Houses, &c. Leave, 165; 2R. 1851
Representation of the People, Comm. cl. 3,
1608, 1629, 1898

Representation of the People-The Compound
Householder, 1875, 1876, 1939, 1942, 1945
Volunteers-Employment of, in Civil Disturb-
ances, 727, 728

West Indies-Grants for Religious purposes,
393

FORTESCUE, Right Hon. Chichester S.,
Louth Co.

British Columbia, &c.-Church in the Colonies,
290

Ecclesiastical Titles Act Repeal, Leave, 368
Ireland-Inspectors of Weights and Measures,
Motion for a Committee, 415;-Disturbances
in, Rewards to Constabulary, 417-Admi-
nistration of Justice, Motion for Papers,
879
Representation of the People (Ireland), 289
Sea Coast Fisheries (Ireland), 2R. 1100
Supply-Rewards to Irish Constabulary, 894
Tenants Improvements (Ireland), 1586, 1778,

Bill (Sir John Pakington, Mr. Hunt)
c. Ordered; read 10* April 2

7.

[Bill 104]
Moved, "That the Bill be now read 20"
(Sir John Pakington) April 5, 1258
Moved, "That the Debate be now adjourned'
(Sir Morton Peto); after short debate, De-
bate adjourned

Adjourned debate April 8, 1265; read 2o, after
short debate

Committee; Report April 9, 1416

Read 30 April 11

Read 1a* (The Earl of Longford) May 2

FRENCH, Rt. Hon. Colonel F.,
Co.

(No. 84)

Roscommon

Army-Supply of Barrack Stores, 1598
Court of Chancery (Ireland), Comm. cl. 41,
1165
Ireland

-

Militia, 727;-Limerick Harbour,