MUNDELLA, Mr. A. J., Sheffield
French Treaty, Motion for a Committee, 350
Prisoners (Political Offences), Res. 819
Regina v. Overend, Gurney, & Co. 980
Trades Unions, 2R. 1373

Municipal Franchise Bill

(The Earl of Lichfield)

7. Moved, "That the Bill be now read 2a" July 8,
1417; Bill read 2a

Committee

July 13

(No. 125)
(No. 187)

MUNTZ, Mr. P. H., Birmingham
Assessed Rates, Comm. cl. 1, 394
Bills of Exchange, Res. 140

French Treaty, Motion for a Committee, 349
Regina v. Overend, Gurney, & Co. 994
Supply-Consular Buildings, &c. 1473

Embassy Houses Abroad, 1466
Houses of Parliament, Report, 1488

MURPHY, Mr. N. D., Cork City
Prisoners (Political Offences), Res. 816

Navy

Admiralty Clerks, Question, Lord Henry
Lennox; Answer, Mr. Childers June 22, 412
Flying Squadron, Observations, Sir John Hay;
Reply, Mr. Childers June 18, 309

NELSON, Earl

Bishops Resignation, 2R. 1741

Endowed Schools, 2R. 613; Comm. cl. 8, 1875
Irish Church, 2R. 114; Comm. cl. 16, Amendt.
921; cl. 25, 998; cl. 46, 1164

1289

French Treaty, Motion for a Committee, 346
Imprisonment for Debt, Consid. cl. 5, 762
Irish Church, Lords' Amendts. 1916, 1941,
1942, 1964

Murphy, Mr., Arrest of, 411, 1542

Poor Law (Removal of Children), Res. 1340
Public Houses, &c. Res. 456

University Tests, Comm. 786; add. cl. 1095

New Parishes and Church Building Acts
Amendment Bill

(The Lord Archbishop of York)

1. Committee; Report June 24
Re-comm. July 12

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Report July 13

Read 3* July 15

(No. 184)

Royal Assent August li [32 & 33 Vict. c. 94.]

Packet and Telegraph Contracts

Moved, That the first Resolution of the House
of the 24th July, 1860-" That in all Con-
tracts extending over a period of years, and
creating a public charge, actual or prospec-
tive, entered into by the Government for the
Conveyance of Mails by Sea, or for the
purpose of Telegraphic Communications be-
yond Sea, there should be inserted the con-
dition that the Contract shall not be binding
until it has been laid upon the Table of the
House of Commons for one Month without
disapproval, unless, previous to the lapse of
that period, it has been approved of by a
Resolution of the House," be read and re-
scinded; and in lieu thereof, that it be re-
solved -

"That in all Contracts extending over a period
of years and creating a public charge, actual
or prospective, entered into by the Govern-
ment for the Conveyance of Mails by Sea, or
for the purpose of Telegraphic Communica-
tions beyond Sea, there should be inserted
the condition that the Contract shall not be
binding until it has been approved of by a Re-
solution of the Ilouse" (The Marquess of
Hartington) July 13, 1818; Motion agreed to
Ordered, That the said Resolution, and the

Resolutions of the House of the 24th July
1860, be Standing Orders of this House

PAKINGTON, Right Hon. Sir J. S.,
Droitwich

Army Estimates-Army Administration, 146
Military Education, 143

Regina v. Overend, Gurney, & Co. 986

PALK, Sir L., Devonshire, S.

Dublin City Writ, 133
Parliamentary Disqualification, 351

PALMER, Sir R., Richmond

Bankruptcy, Comm. cl. 130, 315, 328
Imprisonment for Debt, Consid. cl. 5, 764, 767
Irish Church, Lords' Amendts. 1935,1964, 1973,
1979

Law Courts, New, Motion for a Committee, 461
University Tests, Comm. cl. 6, 794; add. cl.
1090, 1098, 1099

PALMER, Mr. J. Hinde, Lincoln City
Bankruptcy, Comm. cl. 131, 416; add. el. 418
Law Courts, New, Motion for a Committee,
462

Real Estate Intestacy, 2R. 1858

Endowed Hospitals, &c. (Scotland), Comm. 159
Game Laws (Scotland) [Mr. M'Lagan], 2R, 505

Parliament

LORDS-

Order in the House, Observations, Lord Romilly;
Reply, Earl Granville; debate thereon
June 22, 400

COMMONS-

Dublin City Writ, Order read, for resuming
Adjourned Debate on Amendment proposed
to Question [14th June], "That Mr. Speaker
do issue his Warrant to the Clerk of the
Crown in Ireland, to make out a new Writ
for the clecting of a Citizen to serve in this
present Parliament for the City of Dublin, in
the room of Sir Arthur Guinness, baronet,
whose Election has been determined to be
void " (Mr. Noel :) and which Amendment
was, To leave out from "That," and add
"leave be given to bring in a Bill for dis-
franchising the Freemen of the City of
Dublin" (Sir George Grey)

Question again proposed, "That those words
be there added;" Debate resumed June 17,
126; after short debate, Question put, and
agreed to; main Question, as amended,
"That leave be given to bring in a Bill for
disfranchising the Freemen of the City of
Dublin," put, and agreed to

House of Commons-Insufficient Accommodation
of the House, Amendt. on Committee of Supply
July 1, To leave out from " That," and add
"before granting the sums required for the
maintenance and repair of the present Пlouses
of Parliament, this House deems it right to
state its opinion that the present accommo-
dation for Members is not sufficient " (Mr.
Headlam), 962; Question proposed, "That
the words, &c.;" after short debate, Amendt.
withdrawn

Ladies' Galleries, The, Question, Mr. H. A.
Herbert; Answer, Mr. Layard June 17, 120
Amendt. on Committee of Supply July 9, To
leave out from "That," and add in the
opinion of this House, the grating in front
of the Ladies' Gallery, should be removed"
(Mr. Herbert), 1582; Question proposed,

That the words, &c. ;" after short debate,
Amendt. withdrawn

Business of the House - Morning Sittings,
Observations, Mr. Bentinck; Reply, Mr.
Gladstone; short debate thereon July 5, 1184
Parliamentary Disqualification-Treasury Al-
lowance on Abolition of Office, Question, Sir
Lawrence Palk; Answer, The Attorney
General June 21, 351
Parliamentary Returns, Question, Mr. Peek;
Answer, Mr. Ayrton July 15, 1887

[cont.

Poor Law-cont.

Narberth Union - Treatment of Refractory
Vagrants, Question, Mr. P. A. Taylor;
Answer, Mr. Goschen June 18, 308; July 15,
1890
Poor in England and Wales, Moved, That an
humble Address be presented to Her Majesty,
praying that Her Majesty will be graciously
pleased to issue a Royal Commission to in-
quire into the operation and administration
of the Laws for the Relief of the Poor in Eng-
land and Wales (The Marquess Townshend)
June 22, 399; after short debate, Motion
withdrawn

Removal of Children, Moved, "That in any
case where a board of guardians or any parish
or union shall have made due provision within

197.

the workhouse or district school for the in-
struction in their own faith of children not
of the Established Church, their religious
rights being amply secured and the spirit of
the law effectually carried out, it is inexpe-
dient that the Poor Law Board should exer-
cise its discretionary power to enforce the
removal of such children to schools not under
the control of the guardians or of the parish
authorities" (Mr. Thomas Chambers) July 6,
1334; after short debate; A. 29, N. 71;
M. 42

St. Marylebone Workhouse School, Question,
Mr. Cogan; Answer, Mr. Goschen July 1,

Prisoners (Political Offences)

Moved, "That it is the duty of the Government
to institute a public inquiry into the penal
discipline of our Prisons, for the purpose of
a better classification of prisoners generally;
distinguishing the tried from the untried, and
those who may be charged with offences from
those who, under exceptional circumstances,
may be temporarily detained without any
specific charge having been preferred against
them" (Mr. George Moore) June 29, 798;
after debate, Question put; A. 31, N. 171;
M. 140

Moved, "That Her Majesty's Government
should inquire how far political offenders
should be regarded as a separate class, and
how far the severity of the punishment to
which the political convicts in our Prisons
have been already subjected may be regarded
as reasonable grounds for a favourable con-
sideration in their case" (Mr. George Moore),
815; Question put, and negatived

Prisons (Scotland) Administration Act
(1860) Amendment Bill (The Lord
Advocate, Mr. Secretary Bruce, Mr. Solicitor
General for Scotland)

c. Read 20 June 17
Committee; Report June 21

Read 30 June 28

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[Bill 143]

1. Read 1a (The Earl of Morley) June 29
(No. 159)

Read 2 July 5

Committee July 15

(No. 148)

Read 2a June 24

(No. 194)

Committee July 1

Report July 2

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Read 3

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July 5

(No. 131)

(No. 163)

c. Ordered; read 10* July 14

Royal Assent July 12 [32 & 33 Vict. c. 28]

Public Schools Act (1868) Amendment Bill
(Mr. Secretary Bruce, Mr. Solicitor General)

[Bill 217]