ESMONDE, Mr. J.-cont.

Registration (Ireland), Comm. [193] 1486;
cl. 34, 1503

Representation of the People (Ireland), 2R.
[191] 1958; Consid. [192] 1898; add. cl.
1901

Established Church (Ireland)

COMMONS-

191] Notice of Resolutions, Observations, Mr.
Gladstone; Reply, Mr. Disraeli Mar 23, 33

. Notice of Amendment (Lord Stanley) Mar 27,
356

Acts read:-

Moved, "That this House will immediately re-
solve itself into a Committee to consider the
said Acts" (Mr. Gladstone) Mar 30, 469

. Amendt. to leave out from "House," and add
"while admitting that considerable modifi-
cations in the Temporalities of the United
Church in Ireland may, after the pending
inquiry, appear to be expedient, is of opinion
that any proposition tending to the disestab-
lishment or disendowment of that Church
ought to be reserved for the decision of a
new Parliament" (Lord Stanley) Mar 30,
495; Question, "That the words, &c. ;"
after long debate, Debate adjourned
.Debate resumed Mar 31, 575; after long de-
bate, Debate further adjourned

Acts considered in Committee April 30, 1583
Question again proposed; after long debate,
Amendt. withdrawn; main Question put;
Comm. divided; A. 330, N. 265, M. 65;
Division List, Ayes and Noes, 1675
Committee-R.P.

. Moved, "That the House, at rising, do adjourn
till Monday next" (Mr. Disraeli), 1679;
after short debate, Motion agreed to
Ministerial Statement - Defeat of the Go-
vernment on the Irish Church Resolutions,
Observations, Mr. Disraeli May 4, 1694 ; de-
bate thereon

Moved, "That this House do now adjourn'
(Mr. Conolly); after long debate, Motion
withdrawn

. Question, Mr. Gladstone; Answer, Mr. Disraeli
May 5, 1787

Moved, "That this House do now adjourn "
(Mr. Gladstone); after debate, Motion with-
drawn

Meeting at St. James's Hall, Question, Mr.
Verner May 7, 1886

. Acts considered in Committee May 7, 1886
(2.) Moved," That, subject to the foregoing con-
siderations, it is expedient to prevent the
creation of new personal interests by the ex-
ercise of any public patronage, and to confine
the operations of the Ecclesiastical Com-
missioners of Ireland to objects of immediate
necessity, or such as involve individual rights,
pending the final decision of Parliament'
(Mr. Gladstone); after short debate, Ques-
tion put, and agreed to

.(3.) Moved, "That an humble Address be pre-
sented to Her Majesty, humbly to pray that,
with a view to preventing, by legislation
during the present Session, the creation of
new personal interests through the exercise
of any public patronage, Her Majesty would
be graciously pleased to place at the disposal
of Parliament, Her interest in the temporali-
ties of the Archbishoprics, Bishoprics, and
other Ecclesiastical Dignities and Benefices
in Ireland, and in the custody thereof” (Mr.
Gladstone), 1898; after short debate, Ques-
tion put, and agreed to

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Grant to Maynooth The Regium Donum,
Moved, "That when the Anglican Church in
Ireland is disestablished and disendowed, it is
right and necessary that the Grant to May-
nooth and the Regium Donum be discon-
tinued; and that no part of the secularized
funds of the Anglican Church, or any State
funds whatever, be applied in any way, or
under any form, to the endowment or fur-
therance of the Roman Catholic religion in
Ireland, or to the establishment or main-
tenance of Roman Catholic denominational
schools or colleges" (Mr. Sinclair Aytoun),
1902

Established Church (Ireland)—cont.

191] After debate, Amendt. to leave out from the
first word "That," and add "when legisla-
tive effect shall have been given to the First
Resolution of this Committee respecting the
Established Church of Ireland, it is right
and necessary that the Grant to Maynooth
and the Regium Donum be discontinued "
(Mr. Whitbread), 1923; after short debate,
Question, That the words, &c. ;" Comm.
divided; A. 85, N. 198; M. 113
"That the words when
Question proposed,
be added May 7, 1925
legislative effect &c.;'
Amendt. proposed to said proposed Amendt.
by adding the words "due regard being
had to all personal interests" (Mr. Gladstone),
1926; after short debate, Question, "That
those words be there added," put, and agreed

to

. Amendt. proposed to the said proposed Amendt.
as amended, by adding the words," And that
no part of the Endowments of the Anglican
Church be applied to the Endowment of the
institutions of other religious communions"
(Mr. Greene), 1931

Question, "That those words be added, &c.;"
after short debate, Moved to report Progress
(Mr. Whalley); Motion withdrawn; Ques-
tion put, A. 97, N. 132; M. 35
Question,

That the words when legislative
effect,' &c.;" put, and agreed to
4. Resolved, That when legislative effect shall
have been given to the First Resolution of
this Committee, respecting the Established
Church of Ireland, it is right and necessary
that the Grant to Maynooth and the Regium
Donum be discontinued, due regard being had
to all personal interests

Moved, That the Chairman report the Re-
solutions to the House" (Mr. Gladstone),
1941; after short debate, Resolutions re-
ported and agreed to
"That an humble Address be pre-
Resolved,
sented to Her Majesty, humbly to pray that,
with a view to preventing, by legislation
during the present Session, the creation of
new personal interests through the exercise of
any public patronage, Her Majesty would be
graciously pleased to place at the disposal of
Parliament, Her interest in the temporalities
of the Archbishoprics, Bishoprics, and other
Ecclesiastical Dignities and Benefices in Ire-
(Mr.
land, and in the custody thereof "
Gladstone) May 7, 1949

Her Majesty's Reply to the Address of May 7
May 12, [192] 113

(Mr.

Order for Committee read June 5, 1185
Moved, "That it be an Instruction to the Com-
mittee, that they have power to provide in
the said Bill, that the tenure of every office
connected with the College of Maynooth be
subject to like conditions with those to which
official tenures connected with the Estab-
lished Church in Ireland will be subject
after the passing of this Act, and that no
money shall be payable under the Act 8
and 9 Vic. c. 25, to the Trustees of the
College of Maynooth for or for the use of
any senior student or other student to be
(Mr.
admitted after the passing of this Act"
Sinclair Aytoun), 1188
Amendt. to leave out from "Bill, that" and
add every person who shall be appointed
to any office in the College of Maynooth,
after the passing of this Act, shall hold the
said office subject to the pleasure of Parlia-
ment (Colonel Greville - Nugent); after
That the words,
short debate, Question,

&c. ;" A. 109, N. 185; M. 76
Question proposed, "That the words 'every
person who shall be appointed to any office
in the College of Maynooth, after the pass-
ing of this Act, shall hold the said office
subject to the pleasure of Parliament,' be
added," 1192

[cont.

Established Church (Ireland) Bill-cont.
192] Amendt.proposed to the said proposed Amendt.
by inserting after the word "Maynooth" the
words," And likewise every Presbyterian
Minister hereafter to be appointed to receive
a share of the Regium Donum" (Sir George
Grey), 1197; Question, "That those words
be there inserted," put, and agreed to
Question, "That the words 'every person who
shall be appointed to any office in the Col-
lege of Maynooth, and likewise every Pres-
byterian Minister hereafter to be appointed
to receive a share of the Regium Donum,
after the passing of this Act, shall hold the
said office subject to the pleasure of Parlia-
ment,' be added to the words Bill, that' in
the original Question," put, and agreed
to; main Question, as amended, put, and
agreed to

Moved, "That Mr. Speaker do now leave the
Chair"

Amendt. to leave out from " That," and add
"this House will, upon this day six months,
resolve itself into the said Committee " (Mr.
Newdegate); after short debate, Question,
"That the words, &c.," put, and agreed to;
main Question, "That Mr. Speaker, &c.,"
put, and agreed to

Committee; Report June 5, 1211

. Considered June 12, 1529

. Moved, "That the Bill be now read 30" (Mr.
Gladstone) June 16, 1697; after short de-
bate, Bill read 3°

. 7. Moved, "That the Bill be now read 1a"
(The Earl of Clarendon) June 18, 1741; after
short debate, Bill read 1 (No. 157)
Notice of Motion, The Lord Chancellor June 18,
1749

. Question, Lord Penrhyn; Answer, The Earl

of Malmesbury June 23, 1909

. Petition of Clergymen of the Church of England
presented, Lord Lyttelton June 23, 1917;
short debate thereon

. Moved, "That the Bill be now read 2" (Earl
Granville) June 24, 2023
Amendt. to leave out ("now") and insert
("this Day Six Months") (The Earl Grey);
after long debate, Debate adjourned

193] Adjourned debate resumed June 26, 2; after
long debate, Debate further adjourned
Adjourned debate resumed June 29, 169

After long debate, on Question, That ("now")
&c.; Cont. 97, Not-Cont. 192; M. 95; re-
solved in the negative; Bill to be read 2a
on this Day Six Months; List of Cont. and
Not-Cont, 298

Etwall and Repton Corporation

Question, Mr. Henley; Answer, Lord Robert
Montagu Mar 9, [190] 1223

EVANS, Mr. T. W., Derbyshire, S.
Cattle Plague Returns, [190] 1287
Payment of Rates-The Compounding System,

EVERSLEY, Viscount

Boundary, Comm. cl. 4, [193] 510

New Forest-Deer Removal, &c. Act, Motion
for a Committee, [192] 694

EWART, Mr. W., Dumfries, &c.
Murder Law Amendment, [190] 989
Weights and Measures (Metric System), Leave,
[190] 1072; 2R. [192] 176, 209

EWING, Mr. H. E. CRUM- Paisley
Burials (Ireland), 2R. [191] 1083
Canongate Annuity Tax, 2R. [191] 1091
Court of Session (Scotland), 2R. [192] 1523
Land Writs Registration (Scotland), Comm.
cl. 1, [192] 1526

Representation of the People (Ireland), Comm.
add. cl. [192] 1804; Consid, add, el. 1899
Representation of the People (Scotland), 2R.
[190] 1259; Comm. cl. 3, [192] 467; Sche-
dule A, 1254; Lords Amendts. [193] 919

Explosive Materials in War-The Russian
Circular

Question, The Earl of Shaftesbury; Answer,
The Earl of Malmesbury July 23, [193]

Extradition
Select Committee appointed "to inquire into
the state of our Treaty relations with Foreign
Governments regarding Extradition, with a
view to the adoption of a more permanent
and uniform policy on the subject" (Mr.
MCullagh Torrens) Mar 19, [190] 1954
And, on Mar 27, Committee nominated as
follows: Mr. Bouverie (Chairman), Mr.
Thomas Baring, Mr. Baxter, Sir Robert
Collier, Mr. Edward Egerton, Mr. William
Edward Forster, Sir Francis Goldsmid, Mr.
Gorst, Mr. Graves, Mr. Layard, Mr. Mill,
Mr. Neate, Mr. Schreiber, Mr. Solicitor
General, Mr. Stansfeld, Mr. McCullagh Tor-
rens, Mr. Walpole, and Mr. Percy Wyndham
Report of Select Committee July 6

(Parl. P. No. 393)

EYKYN, Mr. R., Windsor

Election Petitions and Corrupt Practices at
Elections, Comm. add. cl. [193] 1386
Ireland Murder of Mr. Featherstonhaugh,
[191] 1459

Knights of Windsor, Motion for an Address,
[192] 1975; [193] 516

Navy-Naval Chaplains, [190] 536 ; [193] 424

Eyre, Ex-Governor, Prosecution of

Act of Indemnity, Question, Colonel B. Knox;
Answer, Mr. Disraeli June 12, [192] 1470
Expenses - Despatch, Question, Mr. P. A.
Taylor; Answer, Mr. Adderley June 12,
[192] 1477

Jamaica Committee, The, Questions, Colonel
Stuart Knox, Colonel Jervis; Reply, Mr.
192] Speaker May 22, 717; Question, Colonel
Jervis; Answer, Mr. Disraeli; short debate
thereon May 25, 836; Questions, Mr.
Lamont, Colonel Brownlow Knox; Answers,
Petition for
Mr. Disraeli June 9, 1334 -
Re-Appointment of, Question, Mr. Grenfell;
Answer, Mr. Lamont; short debate thereon
June 22, 1850

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Letter of Lord Carnarvon (Parl. P. No. 355)

1.

[Bill 205]

(No. 223)

1439

Artizans' and Labourers' Dwellings, 3R. [191]
2061

Election Petitions and Corrupt Practices at

Elections, Comm. cl. 1, [192] 680; cl. 5,
2192, 2197; cl. 10, [193] 758; cl. 45, 1178;
cl. 46, 1371; add. cl. 1443, 1451, 1453, 1454;
Consid. 1620, 1629, 1634; add. cl. 1678,
1680, 1681, 1689; 3R. Amendt. 1715
Elementary Education, 2R. [192] 1997
Established Church (Ireland), Comm. Res. [191]
1913, 1925

Fenian Convicts at Manchester, [190] 116
India-East India Civil Service, Res. [191]
1838, 1851, 1859

India-East India, Troops and Vessels (Abys-
sinian Expedition), Res. [190] 380
India-Systems of Government, [191] 422
Ireland Roman Catholic University, [190]
1456

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Ireland University Education, [192] 1015;
Res. 3, 1054, 1064

Parliament-Public Business, [193] 1420
Public Schools, Re-comm. cl. 3, [192] 1655
Representation of the People (Ireland), Comm.
cl. 2, [192] 1764; add. cl. 1777, 1790
Representation of the People (Scotland),
Consid. add. cl. [192] 1445

Supply-Abyssinian Expedition, [190] 305
Prosecutions, Amendt. [192] 496, 499
Royal Palaces, [191] 1006; Amendt. 1007,
1009, 1010

Ways and Means-Financial Statement, [191]
1186

Fenianism

Alleged Bribe to a Fenian, Question, Sir
Frederick leygate; Answer, The Earl of
Mayo June 8, [192] 1229
Clerkenwell Prison, Attack on, Question, Mr.
Harvey Lewis; Answer, Mr. Gathorne Hardy
Mar 9, [190] 1215-The Convict Barrett,
Question, Mr. Bright; Answer, Mr. Gathorne
Hardy May 25, [192] 832

Fenian Prisoners, Warren and Costello, Ques-
tion, Mr. J. Stuart Mill; Answer, The Earl
of Mayo July 16, [193] 1282

4 B

[cont.

Fenianism-cont.

Maguire, Case of the Convict, Question, Mr.
Watkin; Answer, Mr. Corry Nov 21, [190]

107

Manchester, Convicts at, Observations, Mr.
Maguire Nov 21, [190] 113; debate thereon
Metropolis Special Constables, Motion for
"Return of the Number of Special Consta
bles who have respectively enrolled them-
selves in the different Parishes of the Metro-
polis after the Explosion in Clerkenwell"
(The Lord Campbell) Mar 19, [190] 1880;
Motion agreed to

FERGUSSON, Sir J. (Under Secretary of
State for the Home Department),
Ayrshire

Artizans' and Labourers' Dwellings, Comm.
cl. 27, [191] 677; 3R. 2061
Colliers in the Wigan District, Strike of,
[191] 1224
Established

Church (Ireland), Comm. Res.

[191] 1910, 1934
Land Writs Registration (Scotland), Comm.
cl. 1, [192] 1528

Metropolitan Police Funds, 2R. [193] 351
Metropolitan Streets Act (1867) Amendment,
Comm. add. el. [190] 415; Lords Amendts.
663

Municipal Corporations (Metropolis), Leave,
[191] 1863; 2R. [192] 1739
Petroleum, Comm. [192] 1619
Representation of the People (Scotland),
Leave, [190] 837; 2R. 1257; Comm.
cl. 3, [192] 478, 482, 492; cl. 4, 856;
cl. 5, 857; cl. 8, 885; cl. 9, 979; cl. 10,

1251, 1252; Consid. add. cl. 1446

Sanitary Improvements, Rates for, [191] 259
Supply Government Prisons, [192] 1106,
1107; Report, 1176

Turnpike Trusts, 2R. [192] 1722

190] Question. Mr. Bayley Potter; Answer, Lord
Stanley Dec 3, 542; Question, Mr. Wyld;
Answer, Lord Stanley Dec 5, 606; Question,
Mr. Bayley Potter; Answer, Lord Stanley
Feb 20, 986; Question, Mr. Labouchere;
Answer, Lord Stanley June 15, [192] 1562 ;
Question, Mr. Labouchere; Answer, Lord
Stanley July 24, [193] 1712
Names of Agents Parl. P.

[3970]
[3970-I. to IV.j

Foreshores and Bed of the Sea-The
Board of Trade

Question, Mr. Coleridge; Answer, Mr. Stephen
Cave Nov 29, [190] 419; Observations, The
Duke of Argyll; Reply, The Duke of Rich-
mond; short debate thereon June 19, [192]
1814

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Foreshores, Moved, "That an humble Address
be presented to Her Majesty to request that
Her Majesty will be graciously pleased to
order that there be laid before this House by
the Commissioners of Woods and Forests,
Copy of each of the following privately
printed Papers namely, Report on the
Right to Foreshores and the legal Decisions
affecting the River Thames and the Rights of
the Citizens of London from the Time of
Henry III.; by J. W. Pycroft, F.S. A.,
M.R.A.S.; Reg. Sept. Antiq. Reg. Soc.,
PP. 161
[and other Papers] (The Duke
of Buccleuch) July 21, [193] 1550; after
short debate, Motion withdrawn