Election-cont.

222] Moved, "That an humble Address be pre-
sented to Her Majesty, praying that She will
be graciously pleased to give directions that
there be laid before this House, Copies of the
following Documents :

"1. The Warrant or Order under which Mr.
Mitchel was sent from Bermuda to the Cape
of Good Hope;

"2. The Despatches from or to the Governor
of that Colony in respect of that Colony re-
fusing permission to the Government to land
convicts there;

"3. The Warrant or Order under which Mr.
Mitchel was sent to Van Diemen's Land;
and,

"4. The Warrant or Order under which he
was held in custody there" (Mr. Meldon)
Mar 4, 1273; after short debate, Question
put; A. 46, N. 171; M. 125

. Questions, Mr. Sullivan; Answers, The At-
torney General Mar 15, 1800

Papers relating to the Case. P.P. No. 50

-cont.

Amendt. to leave out from "That," and add
"no measure dealing with the expenses of
Returning Officers is likely to reduce those
expenses which does not interest the consti-
tuencies in economy by relieving candidates
of the charge" (Mr. Fawcett) v.; after de-
bate, Question put, "That the words, &c. ;"
A. 150, N. 46; M. 104

Main Question, "That Mr. Speaker, &c.," put,
and agreed to; Committee; Report
Considered May 25, [224] 917

Moved, "That the further Consideration of the
Bill be adjourned" (Captain Nolan); Ques-
tion put, and negatived

Read 30 July 31

. Read 1 (The Viscount Enfield) August 2
Read 2 August 3, [226] 434 (No. 250)
Committee; Report August 6
Read 3 August 7

*

Returned from Commons August 10 (No. 282
Royal Assent August 13 [38 & 39 Vict. c.84]

mentary Elections-See title Corrupt
Practices at Parliamentary Elections
Parliamentary and Municipal Elections

Act

Amendt. on Committee of Supply Mar 19, To

Votes) Bill

Bill withdrawn* April 29
Parliamentary Proceedings (Oaths and
Costs) Bill [U.L.]

(The Lord Chancellor)

The Register of Electors, Question, Mr. Cart-
wright; Answer, Mr. Sclater-Booth Mar 15,
[222] 1801

The Law of Registration, Question, Mr. Hay-
ter: Answer, Mr. Disraeli June 14, [224]

1811

Waiting for 2R. August 5

(No. 231)

PARNELL, Mr. C. S., Meath

Army-Divine Service, Attendance at-Meath
Militia, [224] 1625, 1923, 1924; [225] 158
Criminal Law-Samuel Dawson, Case of, [226]
372

Parliament-Public Business, [226] 96
Peace Preservation (Ireland), Comm. [223]
1643; cl. 3, 1915; cl. 5, [224] 42, 185
Political Offenders, Imprisonment of, [225] 1201
Prison Regulations-Clerical Vestments, [226]
370

Supply-National Education, Ireland-Com-
missioners of, [226] 335

Passports

Question, Sir William Fraser; Answer, Mr.
Bourke July 12, [225] 1653

Patents for Inventions Bill [H.L.]

(The Lord Chancellor)

Peace Preservation (Ireland) Bill

(Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, Mr. Solicitor General
for Ireland)

c. Orders of the Day postponed (Mr. Disraeli)
Mar 1

Motion for Leave (Sir Michael Hicks-Beach)
222] Mar 1, 998; after debate, Motion agreed to;
Bill ordered; read 1°*
[Bill 77]

. Question, Lord Robert Montagu; Answer, Sir
Michael Hicks Beach Mar 2, 1052
223] Carrying Arms, Question, Mr. Callan; An-
swer, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach Mar 22, 137
. Moved, "That the Bill be now read 20"
Mar 22, 148

Amendt. to leave out from " That," and add
"this House disapproves of the imposition
or maintenance of exceptional legislation,
except in those cases where urgent grounds,
proving the necessity of it, have been clearly
shown; and that sufficient grounds for the
maintenance of any exceptional legislation
have not been proved to exist at present in
Ireland" (Lord Robert Montagu) v.; Ques-
tion proposed, "That the words, &c. ;" after
long debate, Moved, "That the Debate be
now adjourned" (Mr. O'Leary); after fur-
ther short debate, Motion withdrawn
Question again proposed, "That the words,
&c. ;" Moved, "That the Debate be now ad-
journed" (Mr. Callan); Motion agreed to;
Debate adjourned

. Adjourned Debate resumed Mar 23, 232; after
long debate, Question put; A. 264, N. 69;
M. 195

Main Question put, and agreed to; Bill read 20

Division List, Ayes and Noes, 292
Reports of Magistrates and Police, Westmeath,
Question, Mr. Butt; Answer, Sir Michael
Hicks- Beach April 20, 1286

Order for Committee read; Moved, "That Mr.
Speaker do now leave the Chair" April 22,

1451

Amendt. to leave out from "That," and add
"in the opinion of this House, it is inexpe-
dient to proceed with the consideration of a
Bill re-enacting and modifying detached por-

[cont.

Peace Preservation (Ireland) Bill-cont.

tions of several statutes, until it is put into
such a form as to show clearly and distinctly
the provisions which are to form part of the
continued and revised code" (Mr. Biggar) v. ;
Question proposed, "That the words, &c. ;'
after long debate, Moved, "That the Debate
be now adjourned" (Mr. O'Leary); after
further short debate, Question put; A. 63,
N. 245; M. 182

"

Original Question again proposed; Moved,
That this House do now adjourn" (Mr.
O'Gorman); Motion withdrawn

Original Question again proposed; Debate ad-
journed

223] Adjourned Debate resumed April 26, 1640;
after debate, Question put; A, 155, N. 69 ;
M. 86

Main Question, "That Mr. Speaker, &c.," put,
and agreed to; Committee-R.P.
.Fire-arms, Question, Mr. Sullivan; Answer,
Sir Michael Hicks-Beach April 29, 1822
. Committee-R.P. April 29, 1828
Committee-R.P. April 30, 1894
Committee-R.P. May 3, 1963
224] Committee-R.P. May 4, 24
Committee; Report May 6, 179
Considered May 10, 398

1.

.

[Bill 154]

. Moved, "That the Bill be now read 30"
May 11, 477

Amendt. to leave out "now," and add "upon
this day six months " (Mr. Butt); after short
debate, Question put, "That 'now,' &c.;
A. 287, N. 70; M. 217

Main Question put, and agreed to; Bill read 3o
[New Title]
.Suspension of the Standing Orders by the
Lords, Question, Captain Nolan; Answer,
Mr. Disraeli May 24, 792

Read 1* (Lord President) May 11 (No. 100)
. Read 2, after short debate May 13, 570

. Committee; Report; Standing Orders Nos. 37.
and 38. considered and dispensed with; Bill
read 3 May 14, 633
Royal Assent May 28

[38 Vict. c. 14]

PEASE, Mr. J. W., Durham, S.
Agricultural Holdings (England), Comm. [225]
1678, 1683; cl. 3, 1757; cl. 5, Amendt.
1847, 1849, 1852; cl. 6, 1917, 1920
Ancient Monuments, 2R. [223] 907
Army-Reduction of the Land Forces, Res.
[222] 1406

Durham Capitular Estates (Customary Te-
nants), Motion for a Select Committee, [222]
1489
Elementary Education Act-National Schools,
Middleton, [224] 1920

Elementary School Teachers, Res. [225] 794
India and China-Opium Traffic, Res. [225]
#584

National Debt (Sinking Fund), Comm. [224]

Peru

Crew of the Talisman," Question, Dr. C.
Cameron; Answer, Mr. Bourke July 30,
[226] 216

Sale of Guano, Question, Captain Nolan; An-
swer, Mr. Bourke June 3, [224] 1355

PETERBOROUGH, Bishop of

Church Patronage, 2R. [222] 808, 835; Comm.
cl. 4, [224] 1211; cl. 12, 1218, 1220; cl. 18,
1223; cl. 19, 1231; Report, 1399; 3R.
1459

Justices of the Peace Qualification, 2R. [223] 770
National Education (Ireland), [225] 153

Petty Sessions Courts (Ireland) Bill
(Mr. O'Sullivan, Captain Nolan, Mr. French,
Mr. Ronayne)

c. Ordered; read 1°* April 23 [Bill 138]
Bill withdrawn* July 9

Pharmacy Bill (Sir Michael Hicks-Beach,
Mr. Solicitor General for Ireland)

[Bill 175]

c. Ordered; read 1°* May 13
Read 2o, after short debate June 18, [225] 221
Committee; Report June 21

*

[Bill 215]

Committee (on re-comm.); Report July 9
Considered July 15

Read 30* July 16

7. Read 1 (The Lord President) July 19

(No. 209)

Read 2a, after short debate July 22, 1797
Committee July 23

(No. 223)

Report July 27

Read 3* July 29

PIм, Captain B., Gravesend

Marine Mutiny, Comm. add. cl. [223] 353
Mercantile Marine-" Druid," Case of the-
Wreck Register, 1874 and 1875, [225] 550
Merchant Shipping Act-Certification to Fo-
reigners, [222] 993

Merchant Shipping Act, 1854-Survey of Pas-
senger Steamers, [225] 91, 1242

Merchant Shipping Acts Amendment, Comm.
cl. 13, Amendt. [225] 274; cl. 18, Amendt.
278, 279

Navy-Miscellaneous Questions

Chief Naval Instructor-" Britannia" Cadet
Ship, [225] 1142

Competitive Designs, [225] 1477
Engineer Officers, Pay of, [222] 1694
H.M.S. "Captain," Loss of the, [224] 1132
H.M. Ships, Cork Mattresses for, [222]1607
H.M. Yacht "Osborne," [224] 161

Ships Ballasted-II.M.S." Osborne," [225]

949

Ships of the late Chief Constructor, [222]

1805

Passengers Act, 1855-Surgeons in Passenger
Ships, [222] 1604

Pim, Captain, and Mr. E. J. Reed, [223] 1210
Training Schools and Ships, 2R. [223] 399
Uruguay-Monte Video, Atrocities in, [222]

943

PLAYFAIR, Right Hon. Mr. Lyon, Edin-
burgh and St. Andrew's Universities
Adulteration of Food and Drugs, 2R. [222] 608,
615

Apothecaries Hall (Ireland)—Licentiates, [224]
1807

Army-Medical Service, [222] 1801

Militia Medical Officers, [225] 1379

Artizans Dwellings, 2R. [222] 378; Comm.
cl. 4, [223] 121

Banks of Issue, Nomination of Committee,
[223] 875

Bankers Act Amendment, 2R. Amendt. [222]

1978

Civil Service Commission, Report, [223] 1958
Courts of Law (Scotland)-Judges of the Su-
preme Courts-Salaries, [223] 1633

Education Department-New Code, 1875, Mo-
tion for an Address, [222] 1519

Education (Scotland)-Pupil Teachers, [223]

224

Education (Scotland) Act, Res. [224] 912
Endowed Schools and Hospitals (Scotland),

Report, [225] 1298, 1299

Friendly Societies, Consid. cl. 28, [225] 314

[cont.

PLAYFAIR, Right Hon. Mr. Lyon-cont.
Judicial Statistics of Scotland, [226] 218
Medical Education of Women, [226] 270
Parliament-Public Business, [223] 81; [226]

48

Primary Education (Ireland) Commission
(1870), Res. [222] 1319

Public Health, 2R. [223] 1245, 1444; Comm.
[224] 876, 877; cl. 68, 889; cl. 89, 890;
cl. 129, 892

Rivers Pollution Commissioners, [224] 161
223] Sale of Food and Drugs, Comm. cl. 3, 1264,
1266; cl. 4, 1271; Amendt. ib., 1272
224] cl. 9, 199; Amendt. 205, 206; cl. 21,

Motion for reporting Progress, 209, 512;
Amendt. 513; cl. 24, 598

Savings Banks, &c. Comm. [224] 964; Pre-
amble, 989, 1494

Supply-Learned Societies, Great Britain and
Ireland, [226] 288

National Education, Ireland, Commissioners
of, [226] 323

Public Education, England and Wales, [225]

848

Scottish Universities, Grants to, [226] 300,
308, 312

Universities (Scotland) (Degrees to Women),
2R. [222] 1142, 1156

Vivisection-A Royal Commission, [224] 794
Women's Disabilities Removal, 2R. [223] 451

PLIMSOLL, Mr. S., Derby Bo.

Board of Trade-Night Attendance, [223]141,
142, 229

Conspiracy, and Protection of Property, Consid.
cl. 13, Amendt. [225] 1744, 1746, 1747, 1748
Marine Insurance, Motion for an Address,
[222] 1757

Mercantile Marine-Seagoing Ships, [224] 1129

Wreck Register 1874 and 1875, [224] 1129
Merchant Shipping Acts-Miscellaneous Ques-
tions

Overloading, [223] 229

Shipping Disasters, [222] 754
Steamship"Thornaby," [222] 1608

Unseaworthy Ships, [223] 26, 27, 469a;-

Darent," The, [225] 1483;-" Estella,"
The, 1483
Merchant Shipping Acts Amendment, Leave,
[222] 130; 2R. [223] 540; [224] 1357;
Comm. [225] 128; cl. 4, 129; cl. 5, Amendt.
130; cl. 20, 285, 551

Parliament-Miscellaneous Questions

Breach of Order, [225] 1822, 1824, 1825,
1826; [226] 178

Debates, Publication of, and Exclusion of
Strangers, [224] 23

Public Business, [225] 448
Supply-Board of Trade, [224] 1772
Unseaworthy Ships, 2R. [226] 230, 245, 255

PLUNKET, Hon. D. R. (Solicitor Gene-

ral for Ireland), Dublin University
Convention (Ireland) Act Repeal, 2R. [222]

1959

Ireland-Miscellaneous Questions

Bankruptcy Law, [222] 1388

Civil Bill Courts, [225] 899

Criminal Law-Mary M'Mahon, Case of,
[225] 783

VOL. CCXXVI. [THIRD SERIES.] [cont.

PLUNKET, Hon. D. R.-cont.

Intoxicating Liquors Act-Dublin Licensing
Sessions, [223] 467a
Lunatics, [224] 1922

Recorders' Courts, [225] 156

Trinity College, Dublin, [223] 1442
Ireland-Magistracy-Mr. L. J. Shea, Motion
for Papers, [225] 705

Ireland, Property of the late Church of, Ad-
dress for a Royal Commission, [224] 1059,

1061

Landlord and Tenant (Ireland) Act (1870)
Amendment, 2R. [224] 1330, 1332

Mitchel, John-Tipperary Election, Res. [222]
525;-Trial, Motion for Papers, 976
Parliament-Adjournment of the House, [226]

868

223] Peace Preservation (Ireland), 2R. 264, 265;
Comm. cl. 2, 1663, 1666, 1674; cl. 3, 1839,

1841, 1850, 1859, 1895, 1896, 1977; cl. 4,
1979, 1980; Amendt. 1981, 1982, 1989;
cl. 5, 1993

224] Comm. cl. 5, 33, 34; add. cl. 190; Sche-
dule A. ib. ; Consid. 399; cl. 3, 425;
Amendt. 427, 429, 430; Amendt. 434
Probate Court, Judge of, Imprisonment by-
Dwyer, Thomas, Case of, [226] 220
Supply-Public Works Office, Ireland, [225]