Crown Suits. &c., Bill

DERBY, Earl of

Devizes Turnpike Trusts

Question, Mr. Darby Griffith; Answer, Mr.
T. G. Baring May 19, 562

General May 18, 490

Army-Case of Lieut.-Colonel Dawkins, 651,

655; Address moved, 904

Dogs Regulation (Ireland), Comm. cl. 21, 716
Game (Ireland), Comm. 372

Roman Catholic Oath, Comm. 618

1. Committee* May 11
Reported May 12
Read 3 May 16
c. Read 1°* May 29

(No. 101)

[Bill 186]

[28 Vict. c. 42]

Divisions in the House of Lords, Manner of
Taking

7. Standing Order proposed (The Duke of Rich-
mond); after short debate, postpone. May 20,
957
3 A

Read 2o after debate May 18, 540
Motion, "That Mr. Speaker do now leave the
Chair" May 26, 948
Amendt. to leave out from "That" and add,
"in the opinion of this Ilouse, the expense of
the Contracts for Dockyard Extensions to
be authorised by this Bill would best be de-
frayed by Terminable Annuities, as in the

case of the Fortifications under the Act 26
& 27 Vict. c. 80" (Sir James Elphinstone)
Question, "That the words, &c.;" after debate,
agreed to; Main Question agreed to; Bill
considered in Committee and reported, 948
Read 3° June 1

1. Read 1* (The Duke of Somerset) June 2
(No. 143)

Drainage and Improvement of Lands
Acts (Ireland) Amendment Bill

(Mr. Peel, Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer)
c. Read 20 May 15

1.

*

Committee; Report May 18

Read 3° May 19

[Bill 125]

Read 1a (The Lord Steward) May 22

(No. 117)

Drainage and Improvement of Landed
Property (Scotland)

Observations, Mr. Waldegrave-Leslie; Reply,
Sir George Grey June 1, 1124

DUBLIN, Archbishop of

Clerical Subscription, Comm. Amendt. 959,
973

DUFF, Mr. M. E. Grant, Elgin, &c.

Cape of Good Hope-Long v. Bishop of Cape
Town, 486

Colonial Bishops-See of Rupert's Land, 1100
Government of India Act, 582

India Civil Service Examinations, Papers
moved for, 412

University of London, 1209

Writs Registration (Scotland), Comm. 1337

DUFF, Mr. R. W., Banffshire

Piers and Harbours (Scotland), 915, 920

DUFFERIN, Lord (Under Secretary for
India)

India Officers of the late East India Com-
pany's Army, 264

DUNCOMBE, Vice-Adm. Hon. A., Yorkshire,
E. R.

Supply-Rates for Government Property, 603

DUNCOMBE, Hon. W. E., Yorkshire, N. R.
Leeds Court of Bankruptcy, Comm. moved for,
783

DUNLOP, Mr. A. M., Greenock

Writs Registration (Scotland), Comm. Amendt.

1188

DUNNE, Colonel F. P., Queen's Co.
Army-Rating of Houses of Officers, 591
India-Delhi Prize Money, 193

Supply-Royal Parks, 244, 246, 247;-Metro-
politan Fire Brigade, 257, 259;-Lunatic
Asylum, Isle of Man, 600;-Rates for Go-
vernment Property, 601;- Privy Council
Office, 607, 609

179.

EBURY, Lord

[28 Vict. c. 17]

Divisions, Manner of taking-Standing Order,
959

Ecclesiastical Commission (Superannua-
tion Allowances) Bill

(Mr. Walpole, Mr. Edward Pleydell Bouverie)
c. Ordered; read 1o June 8, 1327 [Bill 201]

Ecclesiastical Leasing Act (1858) Amend-
ment Bill (Mr. Walpole, Mr P. P. Bouverie)
c. Ordered; read 1°* May 10,106 [Bill 140]
Read 2° and committed May 12, 260
Committee; Report May 22
Read 30 May 25

7. Read 1 (The Earl of Chichester) May 26
(No. 125)

Edmunds, Leonard, Esq.
Resignation of certain Offices, and on the Pension
granted to him by the House

7. Report of Select Committee read May 9, 6
Resolutions moved thereon—

1. That the Petition of Mr Edmunds, stating
that after having served the House Seventeen
Years as Reading Clerk and Clerk of the
Private Committees he desired to retire, and
praying the House to grant him such Allow-
ance as to their Lordships may seem fit,
having been presented on Tuesday the 14th
February by The Lord Chancellor without
any Comment being made theroon by him or
any other Member of the Government pre-
sent on that Occasion, and referred to the

Select Committee on the Office of Clerk of
the Parliaments without any Special Order
or Instruction in relation thereto, that Com-
mittee, when they met on Thursday the 16th
February (Mr. Edmund's Resignation having
been already accepted by the House), had no
Question to determine on the Petition so
referred to them but the amount of retiring
Pension to which he was entitled, and would
have exceeded their Duty if without special
Instruction from the House they had pro-
ceeded to inquire into his Conduct in any
Matter unconnected with his Duties in this
House

2. That the Report having been presented on
Friday the 17th February, was Ordered to
be laid on the Table, and was not agreed to
until Friday the 24th February, whereby
sufficient "Delay was interposed before the
Question was finally disposed of in favour
of the Pension" for any Lord acquainted
with Circumstances which ought to have
been known to the House before the Report
was adopted to have brought the same
under the consideration of the House

After long debate, and a Question being stated
thereupon, the previous Question was put ?
It was resolved in the Negative (The Lord
Redesdale)

Petition of Leonard Edmunds, Esq.-"For
postponement to a reasonable Time of the
Motion to rescind the Resolution of the

[cont,

House of the 24th February agreeing to the
Report of the Committee on the Office of the
Clerk of the Parliaments and Office of Gen-
tleman Usher of the Black Rod made on
the 17th February, so far as relates to the
Recommendation of the said Committee
that a retiring Provision of £800 per Annur
should be allowed to the Petitioner, and: ●
be heard by Counsel and Agents at the Ba
of this House, or before the Parliament
Office Committee, or any other Committee
in support of the said Resolution"

Presented by Lord Wynford May 9, 39
Read and Ordered to lie on the Table
Moved, "To rescind the Resolution of the
House of the 24th February agreeing to the
Report of the Committee on the Office of
the Clerk of the Parliaments and Office of
Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod made on
the 17th February, so far as relates to the
Recommendation of the said Committee that
a retiring Provision of £800 per annum
should be allowed to Leonard Edmunds,
Esquire" (The Lord President) May 9, 40
After short debate, Motion agreed to

EDWARDS, Lieut.-Col. H., Beverley
Bank Notes Issue, 3R. 804, 805
County Voters Registration, Comm. cl. 10, 100
Public House Closing Act Amendment, Comm.
cl. 2, 545, 546, 550; add. cl. 554

EGERTON, Hon. A. F., Lancashire, S.
Gunpowder, Accidents from, 877

EGERTON, Mr. E. C., Macclesfield
Union Chargeability, Comm. 122

ELCHO, Lord, Haddingtonshire
Roads and Bridges (Scotland), 303

ELLENBOROUGH, Earl of
Clerical Subscription, 2R. 1046

ELPHINSTONE, Sir J. D. H., Portsmouth
Dockyard Extensions, 2R. Amendt. 540;
Comm. Amendt. 948, 949, 1037
Greenwich Hospital, 2R. 1018
India-Transport of Troops to, 116;-Medal
for, 563

Navy Estimates-New Works, &c. 929, 940
Navy-Widows of Warrant Officers, Res. 579
Patent Office Accounts, 638

Piers and Harbours (Scotland), 918
Supply-Metropolitan Fire Brigade, 258, 259;
Rates for Government Property, 602, 603

ENFIELD, Viscount (Secretary to the Poor
Law Commissioners) Middlesex
Union Chargeability, Comm. cl. 1, Amendt,
492; add. cl. 519

ENNISKILLEN, Earl of

Union Officers (Ireland) Superannuation, 2R, 4

Epping Forest, Alleged Murder in
Observations, Sir George Grey May 23, 740

ESMONDE, Mr. J., Waterford Co.

Constabulary Force (Ireland) Act Amendment,
Comm. cl. 4, 990; cl. 9, 994

Roman Catholic Oath, 2R. 437; Comm. 619

Established Church Service-The Rev. A.

D. Wagner

e. Motion, "That a Select Committee be ap-
pointed to inquire and report to this Ilouse
as to the mode in which the service of the
Established Church is administered at the
church of St. Paul's, Brighton," &c. (Mr.
Whalley) May 23, 767

After debate, Question put, and negatived

FERMOY, Lord, Marylebone

Supply-Education (Ireland), 1252
Union Chargeability, Comm. cl. 2, 518

FERRAND, Mr. W. B., Devonport

Navy-Widows of Warrant Officers, Res. 582
Registrarship of the Court of Bankruptcy,
Leeds, 293, 489; Comm. moved for, 775,
778

Union Chargeability, Comm. 136, 142, 172

FINLAY, Mr. A. S., Argyllshire

Supply Lunatic Assylum, Isle of Man, 597,
598;-Flax Cultivation (Ireland), 1309
Writs Registration (Scotland), Comm. 1197

Fire Brigade (Metropolis) Bill

(Mr. Baring, Sir George Grey)

c. Ordered May 17, 483
Read 10 May 18

Read 2o after debate May 25, 828

FLOYER, Mr. J., Dorsetshire

[Bill 153]

Union Chargeability, Consid. 681, 683

Foreign Office, Audit

Question, Mr. W. Ewart; Answer, Mr. Layard
May 30, 1100

Foreign Wines

Question, Sir FitzRoy Kelly; Answer, The
Chancellor of the Exchequer May 11, 113

Forfeiture for Treason and Felony Bill
(Mr. Attorney General, Mr. Solicitor General,
Sir G. Grey)

GIBSON, Rt., hon. T. M.-cont

Great Western Railway, Accident on the, 1337,
1345, 1347

Ireland-Dublin and Holyhead Steamers, 293
Paper Trade, Res. 757, 780

Partnership Amendment, Comm. cl. 1, 526,
527; add. cl. 531, 535, 539
Piers and Harbours, 1122

Railways (Guards and Passengers Communi-
cation), Res. 66, 71, 72

Salt, Importation of, into France, 292
Supply-Holyhead and Portpatrick Harbours,
595;-Lighthouses Abroad, 595, 596;
Board of Trade, 610, 611;-Maguetic and
Meteorological Observations, 1277, 1278,

1279

GILPIN, Mr. C., Northampton

Church Rates Commutation, 2R. 95
Supply-Nonconforming, &c. Ministers, 1302
Union Chargeability, Comm. el. 2, 511, 513

GLADSTONE, Right Hon. W. E., see CHAN-
CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER

GOLDSMID, Sir F. H., Reading

Supply-Royal Parks, 246

GORE, Mr. W. O., Leitrim Co.

Constabulary Force (Ireland) Act Amendment,
Comm. Amendt. 978, 983; cl. 3, 987
Dogs Regulation (Ireland), Consid. cl. 21, 859

GOSCHEN, Mr. G. J., London

Bank Notes Issue, Re-Comm. cl. 8, 823
Bankruptcy Act (1861), Res. 1114

Public louse Closing Act Amendment, Comm.
cl. 2, 550

GRANVILLE, Earl (Lord President of the
Council)

Abyssinia-Imprisonment of British Subjects
in. Papers moved for, 738, 739
Agricultural Gangs, Address moved, 177
Clerical Subscription, 2R. 872; Comm. 962;
cl. 4. 974; Report, 1045, 1047, 1049
Companies Workmen's Education, Comm. cl. 1,
Amendt. 955

Confession in the Church of England- Law of
Evidence, 185

Divisions, Manner of taking-Standing Order,
958

Edmunds, Leonard, Resignation of-Pension,
Res. 15, 27, 40, 44
Imperial Gas, 2R. 865

Ireland-J. and C. Ilannigan, Papers moved
for, 558;-Case of Catherine Gaughan, 723,
725, 1186

Metalliferous Mines, 2R. 624

Mines, Report on, 388

Mortgage Debentures, 2R. 723

Patent Office Accounts, Audit of the, 261

Public House Closing Act Amendment, 2R.
1117

Great Western Railway Accident
Question, Sir William Gallwey; Answer, Mr.
Milner Gibson June 9, 1337