SPEAKER, The-cont.

manent records of the House: And Mr.
Speaker added some remarks on parts of the
Petition reflecting on himself, [223] 1017
Privilege-Reference to Proceedings in Com-
mittee-The matter the hon. Member (Mr.
Charles Lewis) wishes to bring before the
House is that The Times and The Daily
News newspapers have published articles
which he considers to constitute a breach of
Privilege. The proper course would be that
those articles should be read by the Clerk at
the Table, and the hon. Member, in raising
the Question of Privilege, should confine
himself to the points raised in those articles.
-Committee on Foreign Loans, [223] 789

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Question A Question involving a matter of
argument cannot be put.-The Papacy-
O'Keeffe v. Cullen, [225] 1141
Questions-Latitude of speaking in putting a
Question-An hon. Member is at liberty to
make any explanation which may be neces-
sary for the clear understanding of his Ques-
tion; but he must not enter upon any gene-
ral discussion, [224] 473, 1467, 1715
Questions-Latitude in Answer-An hon. Mem-

ber, in answering a Question, is out of Order
in entering into matters of argument.-Par-
liament Arrangement of Public Business,

[223] 1513; [224] 168
Question Answer-Mr. Speaker: The hon.
Member has put a Question, and received
an Answer;-any debate on the Question
would be out of Order.-Privilege-Cardinal
Manning, [225] 1248

Question-Answer-The hon. Member having
already put his Question, and received a full
Answer, it cannot be put again.-The Jesuits,
[225] 792, 952, 1142

Questions Alteration of Questions

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Mr.

Speaker states why certain parts of a Ques-
tion, of which Notice had been given by the
hon. Baronet the Member for East Devon
(Sir Lawrence Palk), had been struck out
by his authority.-Committee on Foreign
Loans, [223] 607

Supply-The House having affirmed the Mo-
tion, "That the House do go into Committee
of Supply," an hon. Member may call atten-
tion to a subject, but cannot make a Motion,
[222] 1727; [223] 1932; [224] 652
Supply-On Question, That the House do
resolve itself into Committee of Supply,"
an hon. Member is in Order, in speaking to
that Question, in referring to our foreign re-
lations, colonial affairs, &c. [222] 971

Parliament Amendment of a Return-Mr.
Speaker calls attention to an error in the
Return for the Kirkcaldy District of Burghs;
and it was thereon ordered that the Deputy
Clerk of the Crown do attend the House
forthwith, with the Return, and amend the
same, [223] 1508

Parliament-Rules and Orders as to the intro-
duction of new Members. Mr. Edward
Vaughan Kenealy, who had been returned to

SPEAKER, The-cont.

this House for the Borough of Stoke-upon-
Trent, came to the Table to be sworn, with-
out being introduced by two Members, ac-
cording to custom: Mr. Speaker declares
the invariable practice of the House, and calls
attention to the Resolution of 23rd February,
1688 in reference to this practice, [222]

486

Parliament-Strangers ordered to withdraw,
[223] 1693; [224] 88

The Serjeant-at-Arms-Mr. Speaker acquaints
the House that he had received a letter from
Lord Charles J. F. Russell, Serjeant-at-Arms
of this House, requesting sanction to retire
from that office, [223] 298, 472a

SPENCER, Earl

Lunatic Asylums (Ireland), 2R. [226] 167
Peace Preservation Act-Patrick Casey, Case
of, Explanation, [224] 210

Peace Preservation (Ireland), 3R. [224] 634

SPINKS, Mr. Serjeant F. L., Oldham
Friendly Societies, Comm. cl. 28, [224] 1405
Municipal Elections (Cumulative Vote), 2R.
[225] 445

Parliament-Witnesses -Inspectors of Coal
Mines, [225] 874

Parliamentary and Municipal Elections Act-
John Langton, Case of, [223] 1208

Supreme Court of Judicature Act (1873)
Amendment (No. 2), Consid. Schedule 1,
[226] 650

STACPOOLE, Captain W., Ennis
Army-Miscellaneous Questions

North Tipperary Militia, [225] 1908
Purchase System, [225] 1474

Seconded Captains, &c. [224] 1354, 1810
Coroners (Ireland), 2R. [224] 522
County Boards (Ireland), 2R. [225] 760
European Assurance Society

Consid. [225] 1238

Arbitration,

European Assurance Society Arbitration Act-
Reilly, Mr., Appointment of, [226] 51
Ireland-Constabulary, [222] 838

Ireland, Royal Residence in, Motion for an
Address, [225] 553, 564, 571
Irish State Prisoners, [222] 1766
Metropolis-Dogs' Home, [225] 1484
Militia Laws Consolidation and Amendment,
Comm. Motion for reporting Progress, [225]

993
Naval College for Cadets-" Britannia" Com-
mittee, Report of the, Res. [225] 892
Parliament-Whitsuntide Recess, [224] 395
Parliament-Debates, Publication of, and Ex-
clusion of Strangers, Res. [224] 93
Parliamentary Elections (Returning Officers),
Comm. Schedule 1, [223] 414, 415
Peace Preservation (Ireland), 2R. [223] 262 ;
Comm. cl. 3, 1854, 1855

Poor Removal, 2R. [225] 1795
Supply Public Education, Scotland, [225]
857

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STANHOPE, Hon. E., Lincolnshire, Mid
Agricultural Holdings (England), Comm. cl. 17,
[226] 105

Ancient Monuments, 2R. [223] 901

Artizans Dwellings, Comm. cl. 2, [223] 57
Education in Rural Districts, Res. [222] 1082,
1094

Elementary Education Act, 1871-Schools in
the Fen Districts, [225] 649

Friendly Societies, Comm. cl. 11, [224] 1250,
1251; Amendt. 1252; cl. 14, 1367; Amendt.
1377; Consid. cl. 12, [225] 308

Parliament Address in Answer to the Speech,
[222] 37

Statutes, Cheap Edition of the, [222] 841

Indian Immigration-Coolie Traffic, Motion for
a Paper, [225] 1630, 1641

Jamaica, Coolies in, Motion for a Return, [226]
440

Natal-Kaffir Outbreak, Motion for an Ad-
dress, [223] 710

Offences against the Person, 2R. [224] 1518;
Comm. cl. 3, Amendt. [225] 84; cl. 4,
Amendt. ib.; 3R. 547

Pacific Islanders Protection, 2R. [222] 1859
Sale of Food and Drugs, Comm. cl. 29, [224]
1900

Spain Government, Recognition of, [222]
1384

Secretary for War) Lancashire, N.
Army-Cavan Militia, [225] 996

Army Estimates-Militia Pay, [224] 714
Miscellaneous Services, [223] 851
Yeomanry Cavalry, [223] 325

Ashantee Expedition-Honours for Services,
[223] 1509

Militia Laws Consolidation and Amendment,
Comm. cl. 18, [225] 1364; cl. 25, 1365;
cl. 27, ib.

Regimental Exchanges, 2R. [222] 682, Comm.
cl. 2, 1847

Supply Army Purchase Commission, [226]

284

Civil Contingencies Fund, [222] 1867

STANSFELD, Right Hon. J., Halifax

Artizans Dwellings, 2R. [222] 335; Comm.
cl. 1, [223] 48; cl. 2, 51, 53, 54; cl. 5, 126,
127; cl. 13, 761; 3R. 1944
Contagious Diseases Acts Repeal, 2R. [225]
408, 416

Friendly Societies, 2R. [222] 883; Comm.
cl. 10, Amendt. [224] 1247; cl. 14, 1369
Medical Acts Amendment (College of Surgeons),
Comm. [224] 1561, 1937

Mutiny, Comm. [223] 69; cl. 107, Amendt.
135

Parliament-Business of the House, [223] 1915
Poor Removal, 2R. [225] 1780

Public Health, 2R. [223] 1259; Comm. [224]

883

Public Works Loan Acts Amendment, 2R.
[224] 847, 854

Universities (Scotland) (Degrees to Women),
2R. [222] 1160

Women's Disabilities Removal, 2R. [223] 453,
454, 455

STANTON, Mr. A. J., Stroud

Stroud Writ, Motion for New Writ, [222] 299

STARKIE, Mr. L. R., York, W. R.

Agricultural Holdings (England), Comm. cl. 5,
[225] 1848

Post Office Savings Banks-Mr. C. W. Sikes,
[224] 1354

Statute Law-Consolidation of the Statutes
Amendt. on Committee of Supply Mar 12, To

leave out from "That," and add "it is expe-
dient that when any new Act is passed
amending or incorporating any former Acts
(other than General Clauses Acts) the new
Act and the former Acts should be reprinted
for the House so soon as may be, in such
form as to show what parts of the said Acts
respectively are in force" (Mr. Rathbone) v.,
[222] 1698; Question proposed, "That the
words, &c.;" after short debate, Amendt.
withdrawn

Elections Act, 1868

Intoxicating Liquors Act, [223] 147;-
Dublin Licensing Sessions, 466a

Irish Fisheries, Inspectors of, Report, [226]
176

Irish Manuscripts, Translation of, [222]
837; [225] 1575

Local Government Board - Mr. J. A.
Browne, Case of, [225] 436, 437, 438
National Schools-Drill, [223] 146, 147
Oyster Beds on the Irish Coast, [222] 1484
Peace Preservation Act-Fire-arms, [223]
1822

Ireland-Imperial Taxation, Incidence of, Res.
[222] 1718

Ireland-Mountjoy Female Prison, Motion for
Papers, [222] 914

Navy, Surgeons in the, [225] 291

Offences against the Person, Comm. cl. 4,
[223] 1274

Palace of Westminster-Clock Tower Light,
[225] 157

Parliament-Miscellaneous Questions

Breach of Order (Plimsoll, Mr.), [225] 1826
Business of the House, [223] 219

Privilege Strangers-Reports of Debates,
&c. [223] 1451, 1512, 1513
Public Business, [226] 95, 94

Parliament-Debates, Publication of, and Ex-
clusion of Strangers, Res. [224] 88, 89, 90,
91, 1155, 1180, 1181, 1358

Parliament Privilege - Offensive Language
referring to Irish Members, [222] 269, 270;
Res. 313, 325, 333, 334

Parliamentary Elections (Returning Officers),
Comm. Schedule 1, [223] 414

223] Peace Preservation (Ireland), 2R. 206, 218,
219, 248, 249; Comm. 1489, 1654; cl. 2,
1670, 1671; cl. 3, 1681, 1832, 1847, 1856,
1857, 1859, 1862; Motion for reporting Pro-
gress, 1863; Amendt. 1898, 1904; Amendt.
1907, 1908, 1909, 1914, 1970; cl. 4, 1989;
cl. 5, 1994, 1990, 2000, 2001

224] 32; add. cl. 188; Consid. cl. 3, 420, 421
Permissive Prohibitory Liquor, 2R. [225] 64
Post Office-Dublin and London Mails, [222]
990

Sale of Food and Drugs, Comm. cl. 3, [223]
1265; Amendt. 1266, 1268; cl. 21, [224]

512

Science and Art Department (Dublin), Res.
[225] 1396, 1411

Summary Prosecutions Appeals (Scotland),
Comm. [225] 287

Supply-British Museum Buildings, [224] 766
County Prisons and Reformatories (Ireland),
[222] 1364

Criminal Prosecutions, &c. Ireland, [225]

1529

Fire Brigade, Amendt. [224] 771

Friendly Societies, Registrars of, [225] 626
Houses of Parliament, [224] 764

Local Government Board (Ireland), [222]

1362

Queen's University in Ireland, Amendt.
[222] 1364

Rates on Government Property, [224] 771,
772

Science and Art Department, [224] 767;
[225] 855

Stationery, &c. [222] 1362

Survey and Valuation of Ireland, [222]
1363

Wales, Prince of-H.R.H.'s Visit to India,

Motion for reporting Progress, [225] 1522
Towns Rating (Ireland), 2R. [224] 628
Unseaworthy Ships, Leave, [226] 155

[cont.

Read 2 July 26

Committee; Report July 29

Read 3 August 2, [226] 367

SUPPLY

222] Resolved, That this House will, upon Wed-
neday next, resolve itself into a Committee
to consider of the Supply to be granted to
Her Majesty Feb 8

. Considered in Committee Mar 5, 1349- NAVY
-SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES, 1874-5, AND
EXCESS ESTIMATES, 1873.4-THE ARCTIC
EXPEDITION-Resolutions reported Mar 8
Considered in Committee Mar 8, 1413-ARMY
ESTIMATES-Departmental Statement of the
Secretary of State for War in moving the
Army Estimates-Resolutions reported Mar 9

. Considered in Committee Mar 11, 1634-NAVY
ESTIMATES-Departmental Statement of the
First Lord of the Admiralty in moving the
Navy Estimates Resolutions reported

Mar 12

Sunday Act, The-(21 Geo. III. c. 49)
Opening of Places of Amusement on Sunday,
Question, Sir George Bowyer; Answer, Mr.
Assheton Cross June 24, [225] 439

224] Terry v. Brighton Aquarium Company,

Question, Mr. Gibson; Answer, Mr. Asshe-
ton Cross May 4, 20; Question, Mr. Joseph
Cowen; Answer, Mr. Assheton Cross May 24,
789; Questions, Sir George Bowyer; An-
swer, Mr. Assheton Cross May 31, 1131;
Question, Mr. Ashbury; Answer, Mr. Asshe-
ton Cross June 14, 1813; Question, Mr.
Joseph Cowen; Answer, Mr. Assheton Cross
June 15, 1919; Question, Mr. P. A. Taylor;
Answer, Mr. Assheton Cross July 22, [225]
1809

SERVICES-REVenue DepartmeNTS £1,282,000
-ARMY PURCHASE COMMISSION-ARMY ESTI-
MATES, Votes 4 to 26-Resolutions reported
April 6

. Considered in Committee April 9, 654—Navy
ESTIMATES Votes 1 to 14 Resolutions

reported April 12

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224] Considered in Committee May 20, 711-
ARMY ESTIMATES-£685,300, Militia Pay-
Resolution reported May 21

. Considered in Committee May 21, 757-CIVIL
SERVICE ESTIMATES-CLASS I.-PUBLIC WORKS
AND BUILDINGS-Resolutions reported May 24

. Considered in Committee June 11, 1764—
CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES-CLASS II.-SALA-
RIES AND EXPENSES OF PUBLIC DEPARTMENTS
Resolutions reported June 14, 1879

First Six Resolutions agreed to
Seventh Resolution read a second time
Amendt. to leave out "£29,252," and insert
"£27,252" (Mr. Dillwyn) v.; after short
debate, Question put, "That £29,252,'
&c.;" A. 185, N. 18; M. 167; Resolution
agreed to

Subsequent Resolutions agreed to