Rating of Charitable Institutions
Question, Mr. Baines; Answer, Mr. Hunt
Nov 28, [190] 331; Question, Mr. Hadfield;
Answer, Mr. Disraeli May 4, [191] 1693;
Question, Mr. Baines; Answer, The Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer June 29, [193] 313

RAVENSWORTH, Lord

Boundary, Report, Amendt. [193] 710
Capital Punishment within Prisons, 3R.
add. cl. [192] 14
Ministerial Explanation Public Business,
[193] 580

-

RAWLINSON, Sir H. C., Frome

East India, Troops and Vessels (Abyssinian
Expedition), Res. [190] 383

Government of India Act Amendment, Comm.
[192] 1878; cl. 1, 1889; cl. 2, [193] 860
India Bank of Bombay, [191] 147, 427
Postage Rates to India, [190] 167
India-Telegraphic Communication, Motion for
Papers, [193] 164

Russia and Bokhara, [192] 955

Cattle Plague, [190] 92; [191] 1578;-Com-
pensation for, [193] 1288

Cattle Trade, Foreign, [193] 1751
Compulsory Church Rates Abolition, Comm.
add. cl. [190] 1429

County Financial Boards, 2R. [191] 1552
Election Petitions and Corrupt Practices at
Elections, 3R. [193] 1729

Fires from Railway Engines, [193] 1287
Metropolitan Foreign Cattle Market, Comm.
[193] 636; cl. 2, 1536, 1775

Mines Assessment, Comm. cl. 1, [193] 851
Poor Relief, Comm. add. el. [193] 1885
Supply-Board of Trade, [193] 1204, 1206
Turnpike Trusts, 2R. [192] 1726

REARDEN, Mr. D. J.,

Athlone
Barrett, The Convict, [191] 1579
Burials (Ireland), 2R. [191] 1083
Canada-Alleged Flogging in a Prison, [192]
1698, 1699

Election Petitions and Corrupt Practices at
Elections, Consid. add. cl. [193] 1684
Established Church (Ireland), Comm. [191]
1534, 1620; [192] 1203, 1204

Fenian Convicts at Manchester, [190] 122
Fines and Fees (Ireland), 2R. [190] 1230
Habeas Corpus Suspension (Ireland) Act Con-
tinuance, Comm. add. cl. [190] 937

Habeas Corpus Suspension Acts (Ireland),
Motion for a Return, [190] 1939

Her Majesty The Queen, Notice, [192] 711
Industrial Schools (Ireland), Comm. [191]
218; cl. 11, 223

Ireland-Questions, &c.

Arrests in, [191] 833

Political Prisoners, [190] 1891

Sullivan and Pigott, Messrs., Imprisonment
of, [191] 450

Lectures on Religion, [192] 346

Libel, 2R. [191] 672

Poor Relief, Comm. cl. 3, [193] 1424; cl. 10,

1874

REARDEN, Mr. D. J.-cont.

Remission of Sentences, Motion for an Address,
[190] 571

Repeal of the Union (Ireland), Leave, [193]
1948
Representation of the People (Ireland), Leave,
[190] 1949; 2R. [191] 1952; Comm. Amendt.
[192] 1571, 1572; cl. 4, Amendt. 1585;
cl. 7, Amendt. 1586; add. cl. 1778; Consid.
add. cl. 1898

Representation of the People (Scotland), Leave,
[190] 848; 2R. 1234, 1259, 1260; Comm.
[192] 472, 473

Train, G. F., Case of, [193] 1943

REBOW, Mr. J. G., Colchester
County Financial Boards, 2R. [191] 1551

Record Publications

Regulation of Railways, 2R. [190] 1961, 1972;
[192] 13; Report, cl. 14, 416; add. cl. 419,
421; 3R. Amendt. 707, 708

Representation of the People (Scotland), Report,
[193] 715; 3R. Amendt. 803, 808
Sale of Poisons and Pharmacy, Comm. [192]
1556; Report, add. cl. 1629, 1630; 3R.
add. cl. 1744, 1745, 1746, 1748

South Coast Railways, 2R. [192] 1457; 3R.
[193] 360, 362, 1344; Commons Amendts.
1543, 1545

Turnpike Acts Continuance, Comm. [193] 1549,
1550

University Elections (Voting Papers), 2R. [193]
983

Vagrancy-Guildford Union, Motion for Cor-
respondence, [192] 99

c.

Amendt. on Committee of Supply June 26, To
leave out from "That," and add "in the
opinion of this House, the prices of the
Record Publications ought to be reduced
from fifteen shillings to ten shillings, and
from ten shillings to six shillings, and that
the Statutes of Ireland, from the first meet-
ing of the Irish Parliament to the Union.
with England, ought to be published at the
national expense 99
(Mr. Pim), [193] 165;
Question, "That the words, &c.;" after
short debate, Amendt. and original Motion
withdrawn

[Bill 65]

Read 1a (The Earl of Devon) May 26
Read 2 July 3

Committee; Report July 7

Read 3* July 13

(No. 122)

Royal Assent July 16 [31 & 32 Vict. c. 59]

mittees)

Army Chaplains, Comm. [192] 1393
Boundary, Report, [193] 712

Consecration of Churchyards Act Amendment,
2R. [192] 508; Comni. cl. 1, 898

Coronation Oath, Address for a Paper, [193]
1345

Courts of Justice, New, [192] 1842

East London Museum Site, Explanation, [190]
636, 640; Comm. 793; Report, 860
Ecclesiastical Commissioners Orders in Council,
3R. [190] 1677, 1678

Ecclesiastical Titles in Great Britain and Ire-

land, Motion for a Committee, [191] 245
Education, Withdrawal of Bill, [192] 411
Electric Telegraphs, Comm. [193] 1813; 3R.
Amendt. 1895
Established Church (Ireland)-The Resolutions,
[191] 1452; [192] 1919

Established Church (Ireland), 2R. [193] 16, 19
Foreshores, Motion for Papers, [193] 1552
Metropolis-Statues in Westminster Hall, [193]

979

Parliament-Business of the House, Report of
Select Committee, [191] 565, 570; Res.
694, 695

Parliament-Public Petitions, Motion for a
Select Committee, [191] 689, 690
Poor Relief, Comm. [191] 465; [192] 946;
Report, 1744

Public Offices, The New, [191] 102, 104, 1683,
1684

Public Schools, Report, [193] 1708

Railway Bills-Increase of Rates, Res. [193]
1071, 1072, 1077; Amendt. 1226
Railways (Extension of Time), 2R. [190] 1676

[cont.

1.

After debate, Bill ordered; read 10* [Bill 167]
Moved, "That the Bill be now read 2°,

June 15, 1609; after short debate, Bill read
2o, and committed to a Select Committee
And, on June 23, Committee nominated as
follows: Mr. Secretary Gathorne Hardy
(Chairman), Mr. Ayrton, Mr. Bouverie, Sir
George Bowyer, Sir Robert Collier, Mr. W.
E. Forster, Mr. Garth, Mr. Graves, Sir
George Grey, Mr. Hibbert, Sir Rainald
Knightley, Mr. Leeman, Sir Charles Russell,
The Solicitor General, and Captain Surtees
Report June 25
[Bill 190]
Order for Committee read; Moved, "That
Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair"
July 2, [193] 561; after short debate, Mo-
tion agreed to; Committee; Report
Considered July 3

Moved, "That the Bill be now read 30"
July 6, 720; after short debate, Bill read 3°
Read 1* (The Lord Privy Seal) July 6
Read 2a, after debate July 7, 803 (No. 218)
Committee; Report July 9

Read 3 July 13

Royal Assent July 16 [31 & 32 Vict. c. 58]

cont.

Amendt. to leave out from "That," and add "no
arrangement respecting additional Members
can be just or satisfactory which does not
treat Scotland, as respects the number of
its representatives in Parliament, as an in-
tegral portion of the United Kingdom, en-
titled to be placed on a footing of perfect
equality with England and Ireland, in pro-
portion to its present population and the
Revenue which it yields to the National
Exchequer, as compared with the present
population and Revenue of England and
Ireland; and that to establish this equality
at least fifteen additional Members should
now be provided for Scotland" (Mr.
McLaren), 466; Question, "That the words,
&c. ;
after short debate, Motion with-
drawn; main Question, "That Mr. Speaker,
&c.," agreed to

. Bill considered in Committee, 473; after long
debate-R.P.

. Question, Mr. Dalglish; Answer, Mr. Disraeli
May 19, 513

. Ministerial Statement (Mr. Disraeli) May 21,

619

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

. Committee R.P., after long debate May 25, 840
Questions, Mr. Yorke, Mr. Gladstone; An-
swers, Mr. Disraeli May 28, 954

. Committee May 28, 956; after long debate-R.P.
. Committee June 8, 1231; after long debate,
Bill reported

. Considered June 11, 1444

Considered June 18

Read 3°* June 18

[Bill 154]

[Bill 166]

193] Moved, at the end of the Bill to add the follow-
ing clause:-"That the Boundaries of the
City of Glasgow shall, until otherwise di-
rected by Parliament, be those specified in
Schedule (K.) hereunto annexed" (The Lord
Redesdale); after short debate, Cont. 13,
Not-Cont. 53; M. 40; resolved in the
negative; Bill passed, and sent to the Com-
mons; List of Cont. and Not-Cont. 809

c. Lords Amendts. considered July 9, 918
Amendts. as far as the Amendt. in page 24,
line 32, agreed to
[Bill 215]

7.

Page 24, line 32, the next Amendt. read 2o
Amendt. to add to the said Amendt. the words
"after the expiration of the present year
and" (Mr. McLaren); Question,
"That
the words, &c.; A. 124, N. 104; M. 20;
Amendt. as amended, agreed to

Several other Amendts. agreed to; one dis-
agreed to

Committee appointed," to draw up Reasons, &c."
Reasons for disagreeing to Lords Amendt.
reported, and agreed to; to be communicated
to The Lords

Observations, The Earl of Malmesbury July 9,

903

Bill returned from the Commons, with several
of the Amendments made by the Lords
agreed to; certain Amendments agreed to,
with Amendments; and One Amendment
disagreed to, for which they assign a Reason;
The said Reason, and Bill, with the Amend-
ments, to be printed
(No. 235)
Commons Amendts. to Lords Amendts. and
Commons Reason for disagreeing to one of
the Amendts. made by the Lords considered;
One disagreed to July 10, 974

Moved, "That this House do disagree to the
Amendment made by the Commons to the
Amendment made by the Lords in page 24,
line 32" (The Lord Privy Seal); after short
debate, Motion agreed to

Other of the Commons Amendments agreed to;
and Lords Amendment to which the Com-
mons disagree not insisted on; and a Com-
mittee appointed, &c.

.c. Lords Reason for disagreeing to one of the
Commons Amendments to Lords Amend-
ments considered July 10, 1067

After short debate, Resolved, That this House
doth not insist upon the Amendment made
by this House to the Amendment made by
their Lordships, to which The Lords have
disagreed

Royal Assent July 13 [31 & 32 Vict. c. 48]