The Parliamentary Debates

Nicol, Donald Ninian
O'Neill, Hon. Robert Torrens
Parkes, Ebenezer
Pease, Herbert Pike(Darlingt'n
Peel, Hn. Wm. Robt. Wellesley
Pretyman, Ernest George
Pryce-Jones, Lt. Col. Edward
Purvis, Robert
Reid, James (Greenock)
Remnant, James Farquharson
Renwick, George
Richards, Henry Charles
Ridley, Hon. M.W.Stalybridge
Ritchie, Rt. Hn. Chas. Thomson
Robertson, Herbert (Hackney
Sackville, Col. S. G. Stopford-

Sadler, Col. Samuel Alexander | Valentia, Viscount
Seely, Charles Hilton (Lincoln Warde, Colonel C. E.
Smith, HC North'mb. Tyneside Wason, John Cathcart (Orkney
Smith, James Parker (Lanarks Welby, Lt. Col. A. C. E (T'nt'n
Smith, Hon. W. F. D. (Strand) Welby, Sir Charles GE (Notts
Spear, John Ward
Whiteley, H(Ashton-und. Lyne
Stanley, Hn. Arthur(Ormskirk Williams, Colonel R. (Dorset)
Stanley, Edward Jas. (Somerset Willox, Sir John Archibald
Stanley, Lord (Lanes)
Wilson, A. Stanley (York, E. R.
Stirling-Maxwell, Sir John M. Wilson, John (Glasgow)
Stock, James Henry
Wyndham, Rt. Hon. George
Sturt, Hon. Humphry Napier
Talbot, Lord E. (Chichester)
Thornton, Percy M.
Tomlinson, Wm. Edw. Murray
Tufnell, Lieut.-Col. Edward

Original Question again proposed, "That the words 'on the Notice Paper stand part of the Standing Order."

MR. GIBSON BOWLES said he did not see what necessity there was now for altering these words. There might have been necessity when other arrangements were proposed as they were originally, but surely having regard to the Rule which the House had passed with regard to Questions, it seemed quite clear that under that Rule every one of the Questions on the Notice Paper would be disposed of--some of them by being answered immediately orally during the first forty minutes, others during the subsequent five minutes, others by being postponed, and the last of them by being brought under the order which enabled a Minister to have the answer printed and circulated with the Votes. He could see no reason for making the Amendment proposed by the right hon. Gentleman.

MR. CHAPLIN asked whether it would now be in order to discuss the whole of the Standing Order in regard to the "Adjournment of the House."

* MR. SPEAKER: The right hon. Gentleman may discuss whether the words "on the Notice Paper" shall be omitted for the purpose of putting in "allowed to be asked at the commencement of business at the afternoon sitting."

* MR. CHAPLIN: As each Rule has been reached, I thought we had commenced with a general discussion on the whole Rule.

* MR. SPEAKER: There has been no general discussion where there has been a series of Amendments on an existing Standing Order, but where there has been

TELLERS FOR THE NOES-
Sir William Walrond and
Mr. Anstruther.

a new Standing Order proposed there has been a general discussion. Where there is only an Amendment to an existing Standing Order, the discussion must be confined to that Amendment.

MR. CHARLES HOBHOUSE said he understood the Speaker to rule at the commencement of the last Amendment which was before the House that it was competent to have a general discussion on the Rule.

*MR. SPEAKER: When an Amend

ment is moved, it can, of course, be
discussed. This is a very small Amend-
ment, and can only be discussed as far
consequential Amendment.
as it goes. It is really put in as a

MR. BLAKE said it appeared to him that the suggestion of the hon. Member for King's Lynn was deserving of attention. It was obvious that something would have to be done under the Rule in connection with the former arrangement about Questions, because under that arrangement a certain number of Questions only were to be disposed of at the afternoon sitting, and the remainder were to be postponed. But that was not the case under the present proposal, as all the Questions on the Notice Paper would have to be answered either verbally or in print.

(3.18. Question put-"That the words | The House divided:-Ayes, 87; Noes, 'on the Notice Paper' stand part of the 157. (Division List No. 155.) Standing Order."

AYES.

Abrahain, William (Cork, N. E.) | Helme, Norval Watson

Asher, Alexander

Jones, William(C'rnarvonshire
Joyce, Michael

Law, Hugh Alex. (Donegal, W.)
Leese, SirJoseph F. (Accrington
Leigh, Sir Joseph
Levy, Maurice
Lough, Thomas
Lundon, W.

MacDonnell, Dr. Mark A.
MacNeill, John Gordon Swift
MacVeagh, Jeremiah
M'Arthur, William (Cornwall)
M'Crae, George
M'Hugh, Patrick A.
M'Kean, John

M'Killop, W. (Sligo, North)
Mansfield, Horace Rendall
Murphy, John
Nannetti, Joseph P.
Nolan, Joseph (Louth, South)
O'Brien, Kendal (Tipper'ry, Mid
O'Brien, Patrick (Kilkenny)
O'Brien, P. J. (Tipperary, N.)
O'Connor, T. P. (Liverpool)
O'Donnell, T. (Kerry, W.)
O'Dowd, John

O'Kelly, Conor (Mayo, N.)
O'Kelly, Jam's (Roscommon, N.
O'Malley, William
O'Mara, James

O'Shaughnessy, P. J.
O'Shee, James John
Pirie, Duncan V.
Power, Patrick Joseph
Price, Robert John
Priestley, Arthur
Reddy, M.

Redmond, John E. (Waterford)
Rigg, Richard
Roe, Sir Thomas
Samuel, S. M. (Whitechapel)
Shaw, Charles Edw. (Stafford)
Shaw, Thomas (Hawick B.)
Shipman, Dr. John G.
Sinclair, John (Forfarshire)
Soares, Ernest J.

Spencer, Rt. Hn. CR (Northants
Sullivan, Donal

Thomas, David Alfred (Merthyr
Thomas, F. Freeman-(Hastings
Thomson, F. W. (York, W. R.
Weir, James Galloway
White, Patrick
Whiteley, George (York, W.R.)
Wilson, Henry J. (York, W. R.)

TELLERS FOR THE AYES-
Mr. Charles Hobhouse and
Mr. Fuller.

NOES.

Collings, Rt. Hon. Jesse
Colomb, Sir John Charles Ready
Compton, Lord Alwyne
Corbett, A. Cameron (Glasgow)
Corbett, T. L. (Down, North)
Cranborne, Viscount
Dalkeith, Earl of
Denny, Colonel

Dickson, Charles Scott

Douglas, Rt. Hon. A. Akers-
Doxford, Sir William Theodore
Egerton, Hon. A. de Tatton
Fellowes, Hon. Ailwyn Edward
Fielden, Edward Brocklehurst
Finch, George H.
Fisher, William Hayes
Fitzroy, Hon. Edward Algernon
Forster, Henry William
Galloway, William Johnson
Gardner, Ernest
Godson, Sir Augustus Frederick
Gordon, Hn. J.E. (Elgin & Nairn
Gore, Hn G. R.C. Ormsby-(Salop
Goschen, Hon. George Joachim
Green, Walford D. (Wednesbury
Greene, W. Raymond- (Cambs.
Gretton, John
Greville, Hon. Ronald
Groves, J. Grimble
Hambro, Charles Eric
Hamilton, Rt HnLordG(Midd'x

Hanbury, Rt. Hon. Robert Wm.
Hardy, Laurence(Kent, Ashford
Hay, Hon. Claude George
Heath, Arthur Howard (Hanley
Heath, James (Staffords, N. W.
Higginbottom, S. W.

Hope, J.F. (Sheffield, Brightside
Houldsworth, Sir Wm. Henry
Johnston, William (Belfast)
Kenyon, Hon. Geo. T. (Denbigh)
Kenyon-Slaney, Col. W. (Salop
Keswick, William
Knowles, Lees

Lambton, Hon. Frederick Wm.
Lawrence, Joseph (Monmouth)
Lawrence, Wm. F. (Liverpool)
Lawson, John Grant
Lee, Arthur.H(Hants., Fareham
Lees, Sir Elliott (Birkenhead)
Legge, Col. Hon. Heneage
Leigh-Bennett, Henry Currie
Lockwood, Lt. Col. A. R.
Long, Rt. Hn. Walter(Bristol, S.
Lonsdale, John Brownlee
Lowe, Francis William
Lowther, C. (Cumb., Eskdale)
Loyd, Archie Kirkman
Lucas, Col. Francis (Lowestoft)
Lucas, ReginaldJ. (Portsmouth)
Macartney, Rt. Hn W.G. Ellison
Macdona, John Cumming

M'Calmont, Col. J. (Antrim, E.)
M'Iver, Sir Lewis (Edinburgh W.
M'Killop, James (Stirlingshire)
Manners, Lord Cecil
Maxwell, W.J.H(Dumfriesshire
Melville, Beresford Valentine
Milner, Rt. Hn. Sir Frederick G.
Molesworth, Sir Lewis
Montagu, G. (Huntingdon)
Moon, Edward Robert Pacy
More, Robt. Jasper (Shropshire)
Morgan, DavidJ. (Walthamstow
Morgan, Hn. Fred. (Monm'thsh.)
Morrell, George Herbert
Morrison, James Archibald
Mowbray, Sir Robert Gray C.
Murray, RtHn. A. Graham (Bute
Murray, Charles J. (Coventry)
Newdigate, Francis Alexander
Nicholson, William Graham
Nicol, Donald Ninian
O'Neill, Hon. Robert Torrens
Parkes, Ebenezer

Pease, Herbert Pike(Darlington | Stirling-Maxwell, Sir John M.
Peel,Hn. Wm. Robert Wellesley Stock, James Henry
Pretyman, Ernest George
Pryce-Jones, Lt. Col. Edward
Purvis, Robert
Reid, James (Greenock)
Remnant, James Farquharson
Renwick, George
Richards, Henry Charles
Ridley, Hon. M. W. (Stalybridge
Ritchie, Rt. Hon.Chas. Thomson
Robertson, Herbert (Hackney)
Russell, T. W.

Sackville, Col. S. G. StopfordSadler, Col. Samuel Alexander Seely, Charles Hilton (Lincoln) Smith, H.C(N'rth'mb. Tyneside Smith, James Parker (Lanark) Smith, Hon. W. F. D. (Strand) Spear, John Ward

Stanley, Hon Arthur (Ormskirk Stanley, Edward Jas. (Somerset) Stanley, Lord (Lancs.)

Sturt, Hon. Humphry Napier
Talbot, Lord E. (Chichester)
Thornton, Percy M.
Tomlinson, Wm. Edw. Murray
Tufnell, Lieut.-Col. Edward
Valentia, Viscount
Warde, Colonel C. E.
Wason,John Cathcart (Orkney)
Welby, Lt. Col. A.C.E(Taunton
Welby,Sir Charles G. E. (Notts.)
Whiteley, H(Ashton-und. -Lyne
Williams, Colonel R. (Dorset)
Willox, Sir John Archibald
Wilson, A. Stanley (York, E. R.)
Wilson, John (Glasgow)
Wyndham, Rt. Hon. George

TELLERS FOR THE NOES-
Sir William Walrondand
Mr. Anstruther.

Acland-Hood, Capt. Sir Alex F.
Agg-Gardner, James Tynte
Allhusen, Augustus H'nry Eden
Anson, Sir William Reynell
Archdale, Edward Mervyn
Arkwright, John Stanhope
Arnold-For-ter, Hugh O.
Arrol, Sir William
Atkinson, Rt. Hon. John
Bain, Colonel James Robert
Balcarres, Lord

Balfour, RtHon. A. J. (Manch'r)
Balfour, Capt. C. B. (Hornsey)
Balfour, RtHnGerald W. (Leeds
Beckett, Ernest William
Bentinck, Lord Henry C.
Bignold, Arthur
Blundell, Colonel Henry
Boscawen, Arthur Griffith-
Brassey, Albert

Brodrick, Rt. Hon. St. John
Brymer, William Einest
Cavendish, R. F. (N. Lancs.)
Cavendish.V.C. W. (D'rbyshire
Cecil, Evelyn (Aston Manor)
Cecil, Lord Hugh (Greenwich)
Chamberlain, Rt. Hon. J. (Birm.
Chamberlain, J. Austen (Worc'r
Chaplin, Rt. Hon. Henry
Chapman, Edward
Cochrane, Hon. Thos. H. A. E.
Collings, Rt. Hon Jesse
Colomb, Sir John Charles Ready
Compton, Lord Alwyne
Corbett, A. Cameron (Glasgow)
Corbett, T. L. (Down, North)
Cranborne, Viscount
Dalkeith, Earl of
Denny, Colonel

VOL. CVII.

AYES.

Dickson, Charles Scott
Doughty, George
Douglas, Rt. Hon. A. Akers-
Doxford, Sir William Theodore
Egerton, Hon. A. de Tatton
Fellowes. Hon. Ailwyn Edward
Fielden, Edward Brocklehurst
Finch, George H.

Fisher, William Hayes
Fitzroy, Hon. Edward Algernon
Forster, Henry William
Galloway, William Johnson
Gardner, Ernest
Godson, Sir Augustus Frederick
Gordon, HnJ.E(Elgin & Nairn)
Gore, HnG.R.C.Ormsby-(Salop
Goschen, Hon. George Joachim
Green, Walford D. (Wedn'sbury
Greene, W. Raymond-(Cambs.)
Gretton, John

Greville, Hon. Ronald
Groves, James Grimble
Hambro, Charles Eric
Hamilton, RtHnLord G. (Mid'x
Hanbury, Rt. Hon. Robert Wm.
Hardy, Laurence(Kent, Ashf'rd
Hay, Hon. Claude George
Heath, Arthur Howard (Hanley
Heath,Jame-(Staffords., N. W.
Higginbottom, S. W.

Hope, J. F. (Sheffield. Brightside
Houldsworth, Sir Wm. Henry
Johnston, William (Belfast)
Kenyon, Hon. Geo. T. (Denbigh
Kenyon-Slaney, Col. W. (Salop)
Keswick, William
Knowles, Lees
Lambton, Hon. Frederick Wm.
Lawrence, Joseph (Monmouth)
L

[FOURTH SERIES.]

Lawrence, Wm. F. (Liverpool)
Lawson, John Grant
Lee, Arthur H. (Hants, Fareham
Lees, Sir Elliott (Birkenhead)
Legge, Col. Hon. Heneage
Leigh-Bennett, Henry Currie
Lockwood, Lt. Col. A. R.
Long, Rt. Hn. Walter (Bristol,S
Lonsdale, John Brownlee
Lowe, Francis William
Lowther, C. (Cumb., Eskdale)
Loyd, Archie Kirkman
Lucas, Col. Francis (Lowestoft)
Lucas, ReginaldJ. (Portsmouth
Macartney, Rt HnW.G.Ellison
Macdona, John Cumming
M'Calmont, Col. J. (Antrim, E.)
M'Iver, SirLewis (Edinburgh W
M'Killop, James (Stirlingshire)
Manners, Lord Cecil
Maxwell, W.J.H. (Dumfriessh.)
Melville, Beresford Valentine
Milner, Rt. Hn. Sir Frederick G.
Molesworth, Sir Lewis
Montagu, G. (Huntingdon)
Moon, Edward Robert Pacy
More, Robt.Jasper (Shropshire
Morgan, DavidJ. (Walth❜mst'w
Morgan, Hn. Fred. (Monm'thsh.
Morrell, George Herbert
Morrison, James Archibald
Mowbray, Sir Robert Gray C.
Murray,RtHnA. Graham (Bute
Murray, Charles J. (Coventry)
Newdigate, Francis Alexander
Nicholson, William Graham
Nicol, Donald Ninian
O'Neill, Hon. Robert Torrens
Parkes, Ebenezer

Pease, Herb. Pike (Darlington)
Peel, Hn Wm. Robert Wellesley
Pretyman, Ernest George
Pryce-Jones, Lt. Col. Edward
Purvis, Robert

Reid, James (Greenock)
Remnant, James Farquharson
Renwick, George
Richards, Henry Charles
Ridley, Hn. M. W. (Stalybridge
Ritchie, Rt. Hn. Chas. Thomson
Robertson, Herbert (Hackney)
Russell, T. W.

Sackville, Col. S. G. Stopford-
Sadler, Col. Samuel Alexander
Seely, Charles Hilton (Lincoln)

Smith, HC(North'mb. Tyneside | Wason, John Cathcart(Orkney
Smith, James Parker(Lanarks. Welby, Lt. Col. ACE(Taunton
Smith, Hon. W. F. D. (Strand) | Welby,SirCharlesG. E. (Notts.
Spear, John Ward
Whiteley, H. (Ashton und.Lyne
Williams, Colonel R. (Dorset)
Willox, Sir John Archibald
Wilson, A.Stanley (York, E. R.)
Wilson, John (Glasgow)
Wyndham, Rt. Hon. George

Stanley, Hn. Arthur(Ormskirk
Stanley, Edward Jas. (Somerset
Stanley, Lord (Lancs.)
Stirling-Maxwell, Sir John M.
Stock, James Henry
Sturt, Hon. Humphry Napier
Talbot, Lord E. (Chichester)
Thornton, Percy M.
Tomlinson, Wm. Edw. Murray
Tufnell, Lieut.-Col. Edward
Valentia, Viscount
Warde, Colonel C. E.

TELLERS FOR THE AYES-
Sir William Walrond and
Mr. Anstruther.

NOES.

Abraham, William (Cork,N. F.) | Hayne, Rt. Hon. Charles Seale

Asher, Alexander

Helme, Norval Watson
Hobhouse, C. E. H. (Bristol, E.)
Jones, William(Carnarvonshire)
Joyce, Michael

Law, Hugh Alex. (Donegal, W.)
| Leese, SirJosephF. (Accrington)
Leigh, Sir Joseph
Levy, Maurice
Lough, Thomas
Lundon, W.

MacDonnell, Dr. Mark A.
MacNeill, John Gordon Swift
MacVeagh, Jeremiah
M'Arthur, William (Cornwall)
M'Crae, George
M'Hugh, Patrick A.
M'Kean, John

M'Killop, W. (Sligo, North)
Mansfield, Horace Rendall
| Murphy, John
Nannetti, Joseph P.
Nolan, Joseph (Louth, South)
O'Brien, Kendal (Tipperary Mid
O'Brien, Patrick (Kilkenny)
O'Brien, P. J. (Tipperary, N.)
O'Connor, T. P. (Liverpool)
O'Donnell, T. (Kerry, W.)
O'Dowd, John

O'Kelly, Conor (Mayo, N.)
O'Kelly, James (Roscommon, N.

O'Malley, William
O'Mara, James
O'Shaughnessy, P. J.
O'Shee, James John
Power Patrick Joseph
Price, Robert John
Priestley, Arthur
Reckitt, Harold James
Reddy, M.

Redmond, John E. (Waterford)
Rigg. Richard
Roe, Sir Thomas

Samuel, S. M. (Whitechapel)
Shaw, Charles Edw. (Stafford)
Shaw, Thomas (Hawick B.)
Shipman, Dr. John G.
Sinclair, John (Forfarshire)
Soares, Ernest J.

Spencer, RtHn. C. R. (Northants
Sullivan, Donal

Thomas, David Alfred (Merthyr)
Thomas, F. Freeman-(Hastings)
Thomson, F. W. (York, W. R.)
Weir, James Galloway
White, Patrick (Meath, North)
Wilson, Henry J. (York, W.R.)

TELLERS FOR THE NOES-
Mr. Pirie and Mr. George
Whiteley.

and as the old Wednesday business was to be shifted to Friday, he thought the privilege of moving the adjournment ought to be retained for Friday sittings. The urgency which made a Motion for the adjournment proper might arise or only come to the knowledge of a Member on Friday morning. Surely it would require no particular argument to show that it ought to be possible to make a Motion for the adjournment at the morning sitting on Friday. He thought there was a certain importance in his proposal, as a Motion for the adjournment was

MR. T. W. RUSSELL remembered an occasion in connection with the Land Bill of 1896, when the adjournment was moved at twelve o'clock.

MR. BRYCE said that his impression was, that on a famous day in 1881, when the Coercion Bill was being taken, the adjournment was moved at midday.

almost the only independent action now left to hon. Members. It could only be moved when it concerned a matter of public importance and was urgent, and it ought to be possible to discuss it on Friday as well as on any other day of the week. It was rather more important on Friday than on the other days, because after Friday followed Saturday and Sunday. [An Hon. Member laughed. The education of the Tory Party was becoming quite marvellous, and he was sure the hon. Member would follow him in his argument that as two dies non followed Friday it was more important that a Motion for the adjournment should be discussed on that day than on other days.

MR. A. J. BALFOUR thought it was a point of some importance to private Members, because if the first part of a sitting was occupied by a discussion on a Motion for adjournment, the time left for the consideration of whatever private Member's Bill was down for discussion would be so short that the closure would

not be granted at the end of the sitting, and thus a very effective method of preBill would be provided. As far as the venting the consideration of an unpopular Government were concerned, they did not take a very strong view either way. Another point was, that it was the usual, though not the invariable, practice for Motions for adjournment to be preceded by a Question to the Minister concerned. Of course, such Questions on this particular day would not lead to any answer.

AYES.

Acland-Hood, Capt. Sir Alex. F. | Bentinck, Lord Henry C.

Agg-Garduer, James Tynte
Allhusen, Augustus Henry Eden
Anson, Sir William Reynell
Archdale, Edward Mervyn
Arkwright, John Stanhope
Arnold-Forster, Hugh O.
Arrol, Sir William
Atkinson, Rt. Hon. John
Bain, Colonel James Robert
Balcarres, Lord

Balfour, Rt. Hon. A.J. (Manch'r
Balfour, Capt. C. B. (Hornsey)
Balfour, Rt. HnGerald W. (Leeds
Beckett, Ernest William'

Bignold, Arthur

Blundell, Colonel Henry
Boscawen, Arthur Griffith-
Brassey, Albert

Brodrick, Rt. Hon. St. John
Brymer, William Ernest
Cavendish, R. F. (N. Lancs.)
Cavendish, V.C.W.(Derbyshire)
Cecil, Evelyn (Aston Manor)
Cecil, Lord Hugh (Greenwich)
Chamberlain, Rt. Hon. J. (Birm.)
Chamberlain, J. Austen (Worc'r
Chapman, Edward
Cochrane, Hon. Thos. H. A. E.

Collings, Rt. Hon. Jesse
Colomb, Sir John Charles Ready
Compton, Lord Alwyne
Corbett, A. Cameron (Glasgow)
Corbett, T. L. (Down, North)
Cranborne, Viscount
Dalkeith, Earl of
Denny, Colonel
Dickson, Charles Scott
Doughty, George
Douglas, Rt. Hon. A. Akers-
Doxford, Sir William Theodore
Egerton, Hon. A. de Tatton
Fellowes, Hon. Ailwyn Edward
Fielden, Edward Brocklehurst

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