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SEVENTH VOLUME OF SESSION, 1902.

HOUSE OF LORDS: MONDAY, 28TH APRIL, 1902.

COMMISSION. The following Bills received the Royal Assent:-1. Army

(Annual). 2. Military Lands Provisional Orders (No. 1). 3. Hamilton

Gas Provisional Order Confirmation. 4. Lincoln and East Coast Railway

and Dock (Abandonment). 5. Central Argentine and Rosario Railway.

6. Finedon Urban District Water

PRIVATE BILL BUSINESS.

THE LORD CHANCELLOR acquainted the House, that the Clerk of the Parlia-

ments had laid upon the Table the Certificates from the Examiners that

the further Standing Orders applicable to the following Bills have been

complied with:-

Also the Certificate that the further Standing Orders applicable to the

following Bill have not been complied with:-

Renfrew Harbour Bill [H.L.].-Witnesses ordered to attend the Select

Committee, one to produce documents

Charing Cross, Euston, and Hampstead Railway (No. 1) Bill [H.L.];

Charing Cross, Euston, and Hampstead Railway (No. 3) Bill [H.L.]. Leave

given to the Select Committee to consolidate the Bills into one Bill

Lancashire County (Lunatic Asylums) Bill [H.L.].—Read 3a, and passed,

and sent to the Commons

Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire Electric Power Bill.-Read 3", with

the Amendment, and passed, and returned to the Commons

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Consett Water Bill [H.L.].-Report from the Select Committee, that the

Committee had not proceeded with the consideration of the Bill, the

opposition thereto having been withdrawn; read, and ordered to lie on the

Table. The orders made on the 25th of February and 18th of April last

discharged; and Bill committed.

Margate Corporation Water Bill [H.L.].-Report from the Select Com-

mittee, That the Committee had not proceeded with the consideration of

the Bill, the opposition thereto having been withdrawn; read, and ordered

to lie on the Table. The orders made on the 17th of February and 18th

of April last discharged; and Bill committed

Buxton Urban District Council Bill [H.L.].-The King's consent signified;

and Bill reported from the Select Committee, with Amendments

Charing Cross, Euston, and Hampstead Railway (No. 1) Bill [H.L.];

Charing Cross, Euston, and Hampstead Railway (No. 3) Bill H.L.

Charing Cross, Euston, and Hampstead Railway (No. 2) Bill [H.L.];

Islington and Euston Railway Bill [H.L.]; City and Crystal Palace Railway

Bill [H.L.]; Edgware and Hampstead Railway Bill [H.L.]; Great Northern

and City Railway Bill [H.L.]; North-West London Railway Bill [H.L.];

Great Northern and Strand Railway Bill [H.L.]; Baker Street and

Waterloo Railway Bill [H.L.].-Report from the Committee of Selection,

That the Lord Harris be proposed to the House as a member of the Select

Committee in the place of the Lord Saltoun: read and agreed to ...

Devonport Corporation (General Powers) Bill [H.L.]; Renfrew Harbour

Bill [H.L.]; Birmingham and Midland Tramways Bill [H.L.]; Wrexham

District Tramways Bill [H.L.]; Felixstowe and Walton Improvement Bill

[H.L.]; Saddleworth, Springhead, and Lees Tramways Bill [H.L.]; Leicester

Corporation Bill [H.L.]; Taff Vale Railway Bill [H.L.]; Dover Harbour

Bill [H.L.].-Report from the Committee of Selection, That the Lord

Barnard be proposed to the House as a member of the Select Committee in

the place of the Lord Stewart of Garlies (E. Galloway); read and agreed to

Metropolitan Police Protection Order Bill.-House in Committee

(according to order): Bill reported without Amendment; Standing

Committee negatived; and Bill to be read 3a tomorrow

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Intermediate Education Board (Ireland).-Annual Report for the year

Evictions (Ireland).—Return of Evictions in Ireland, for the quarter ended

31st March, 1902.

Presented [by Command], and ordered to lie on the Table ...

Indian Famine.-Petition for larger expenditure and wider policy as recom-

mended by the Famine Commission; of the Indian Famine Union; read,

and ordered to lie on the Table

NEW STANDING ORDER

The Prime Minister and Lord Privy Seal (The Marquess of Salisbury)

Moved, That the Order made on the 17th of February, 1896, respecting

Parliamentary Papers, viz.-"That if, during the existence of a Parlia-

ment, Papers are commanded to be presented to this House by Her

Majesty at any time the delivery of such Papers to the Clerk of the

Parliaments shall be deemed to be for all purposes the presentation of

them to this House" be made a Standing Order of the House, and

that the Standing Orders be reprinted. (No. 54.)-(The Marquess of

On Question, Motion agreed to.

NATIONAL DEFENCE.

The Earl of Wemyss

Moved to resolve that, looking to the possibility of our being at some future

time at war with one or more European Powers, it would not be wise

to trust to the Navy alone for security against invasion; and the more

so as the general power and effectiveness of the Navy, the world over,

would be pro tanto thus lessened by the necessity of retaining in our

home waters a sufficient Naval force for the defence of the United

Kingdom. (The Earl of Wemyss.)

The Question being stated, the Previous Question was put, whether the said

Question shall be now put.

On Question, resolved in the negative. (Contents, 6; not-contents, 53.)
EVENING SCHOOLS - EXPENDITURE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION COMMITTEES,

The Lord President of the Council (The Duke of Devonshire)

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House adjourned at twenty minutes before Six o'clock, till to-

morrow, half-past Ten o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS: MONDAY, 28TH APRIL, 1902.

The House met at Three of the clock.

COMMISSION.-Message to attend the Lords Commissioners.

The House went; and being returned—

Mr. Speaker reported the Royal Assent to a number of Bills. (See page 1.)

PRIVATE BILL BUSINESS.

PRIVATE BILLS (STANDING ORDER 62 COMPLIED WITH,--Mr. Speaker laid

upon the Table Report from one of the Examiners of Petitions for Private

Bills, That, in the case of the following Bill, referred on the First Reading

thereof, Standing Order No. 62 has been complied with, viz. :—

Metropolitan Railway Bill.

Ordered, That the Bill be read a second time

PRIVATE BILLS [LORDS] (STANDING ORDERS NOT PREVIOUSLY INQUIRED INTO

COMPLIED WITH.)-Mr. Speaker laid upon the Table Report from one of

the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, That, in the case of the follow-

ing Bills, originating in the Lords, and referred on the First Reading

thereof, the Standing Orders not previously inquired into, and which are

applicable thereto, have been complied with, viz. :—

Rhondda Urban District Council Tramways Bill [Lords].

Rusthall Manor Bill [Lords].

Swansea Corporation Water Bill [Lords].

Ordered, that the Bills be read a second time

MESSAGE FROM THE LORDS.-That they have agreed to Finedon Urban District

Water Bill without Amendment

Wadhurst Gas Bill.--Lords Amendments considered and agreed to...

Darley Dale Water Bill [Lords]; As amended, considered; to be read the

Dublin Port and Docks Board Bill.-As amended, to be considered to-

Garston and District Tramways and Electric Supply (Transfer Bill).

As amended, considered; Clauses added

Garston and District Tramways and Electric Supply (Transfer) Bill.—

As amended, further considered; Amendments made; Bill to be read the

South Metropolitan Gas Bill. ---As amended, considered; Amendments made;

Bill to be read the third time.

South Wales Electrical Power Distribution Bill.-As amended, considered;

to be read the third time

Birmingham Assay Office Bill [LORDS]; Isle of Wight Central Railway Bill,

[LORDS]; London and South Western Railway Bill [LORDS]; London

United Tramways Bill; Scottish Equitable Life Assurance Society Bill

[LORDS]; Street Urban District Council Water Bill, [LORDS]. Read a

second time and committed

RAILWAY BILLS (GROUP 3).-Leave given to the Committee to make a Special

Report.-(Mr. Henry Hobhouse.)

Special Report brought up, and read...

Metropolitan District Railway Bill.-Reported, with Amendments. Report

and Special Report to lie upon the Table, and to be printed. [No. 163.]...

Kingscourt, Keady, and Armagh Railway Bill. -Reported with Amend-

ments; Report to lie upon the Table, and to be printed

MESSAGE FROM THE LORDS.-They have passed a Bill, intituled, "An Act to

confer further powers on the New Swindon Gas Company; to authorise the

transfer to that Company of the undertaking of the Swindon Gas and Coke

Company, Limited; to change the name of the New Swindon Gas Company;

and for other purposes." [Swindon United Gas Bill [Lords.]

And also a Bill, intituled, "An Act to extend the limits for the supply

of Water by the West Hampshire Water Company, and to confer further

powers upon that Company for raising capital; and for other purposes.

[West Hampshire Water Bill [Lords.]

Swindon United Gas Bill [LORDS]; West Hampshire Water Bill [LORDS].—

Read the first time; and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills

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EDUCATION (ENGLAND AND WALES) BILL.-Petition from Elland, against; to

lie upon the Table

EDUCATION (ENGLAND AND WALES) BILL.-Petitions for alteration: From

Goole; Long Eaton; and Levenshulme; to lie upon the Table

EDUCATION (ENGLAND AND WALES) BILL.-Petitions from City of London, in

favour; to lie upon the Table ...

ELECTRIC LIGHTING (LONDON) BILL.-Petition from Battersea, against (pray-

ing to be heard by Counsel); to lie upon the Table

FRESHWATER FISH (SCOTLAND) BILL.-Petition from Dunfermline, in favour;

to lie upon the Table

ICE CREAM SHOPS (SCOTLAND) BILL.-Petition from Dunfermline, in favour;

to lie upon the Table

LANDS VALUATION (SCOTLAND) ACT (1854) AMENDMENT BILL.-Petition from

Dunfermline, in favour; to lie upon the Table

LICENSING BILL.-Petitions in favour: From Sheffield; Rock Ferry; Bedford;

Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Warrington; and Upper Ipsley; to lie upon the

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