Business not disposed of, etc.--cont.
Thursday Possibility of Taking
Private Business on Thursdays in
view of the Standing Order
already passed with regard to
Supply, 507, 510.
Committee Report Presented, May 7, 950.
Punchestown Races
Dublin Metropolitan Police, Number em-
ployed, Remuneration, etc.
Q. May 5, 625.
Tuesday or Wednesday Evening Sit-Purvis, Mr. R. [Peterborough.]
tings on which Government Busi-
ness has not precedence, Exclusion
of Opposed Private Business-
Mr. Dillon's Amendment, 503,
508.
Education (England and Wales) Bill, 2R.
May 8, 1189.
Opposed Bills-Amendment of present
System of Private Bill Legislation.
Q. May 8, 1076.
Questions under the New Procedure
Rules Taking Questions at 2.15,
Position of Private Business.
Debate on the Amendment of
Standing Order XX., Apr.
28, 109, 110, 121, 126.
Private Legislation Procedure (Scotland)
Act, 1899
Local Inquiries-Secretary for Scotland
appointing Place of Meeting instead
of Commissioners.
Qs. Apr. 28, 40; Apr. 29, 166.
Motion for Adjournment (Mr. Pirie),
Apr. 29, 174.
Privy Council, Ireland
Crimes Act Proclamation, Meeting at
Dublin Castle-Summonses, Number
of Members attending Privy Council
Meeting, etc.
General Report and Statistics for 1901
Presented, May 12, 1304, 1329.
Marouke, New Guinea-Establishment of
Penal Settlement by the Netherlands
Government rumoured-Attitude of
Queensland.
Q. May 8, 1088.
Questions in the House
Alteration of Questions at the Table--
Speaker's Rulings, see Speaker.
Arrangement of Starred Questions under
the New Procedute Rule, Grouping
together Questions addressed to the
same Minister-Mr. Balfour's Pro-
posal, May 2, 572.
Procedure-New Rule, Amendment of
Standing Order XX.-Motion (Mr.
Balfour), 1p. 28, 101 ;¡Apr. 29, 187.
Absence of Members by whom Ques-
tions were asked-Mr. Bowles's
Amendment, 225.
Absence of Minister to whom Question
was addressed-Hour of taking
unanswered Question, etc., 107,
201.
Abuse of Questions, alleged, 137, 140,
141, 197, 206, 210, 276, 279.
Adjournment of the Debate owing to
the lateness of the hour, proposed,
271.
Arrangement of starred Questions in
order of general interest and
importance, 204, 209, 231.
Authority arranging Questions in
Order of Precedence--Objec-
tions to imposing such a task
upon the Officials of the
House, 102, 262, 263, 265, 267,
269.
Committee to sift and arrange
Questions, proposed, 266, 267.
Equality of Members-Tradition
of the House swept away by
the new Departure, 264.
Leader of the House to arrange
Questions or some one Nomin-
ated by him, proposed, 269.
Omission of Paragraph-Mr. C
Hobhouse's Amendment, 261.
Control of the Executive-Right of
putting questions to Ministers
unlimited by time or number, 139,
142, 198.
Decrease in number of Questions-No
necessity for the new Rule, 104,
141, 277.
Grievances, etc.-Questions the only
means of drawing Public atten-
tion, alleged, 207, 208, 210.
Hour of taking Questions [215].
Decrease in the Time of the House
and of the Government,
alleged, 190.
Fixed Hour for beginning Ques-
tions in the interest of
certainty for Public Business,
197, 110, 123, 202, 203.
Private Business-Taking Ques-
tions at the conclusion of
Private Business, Mr. Bowles's
Amendment, 121-Mr. Hob-
house's Amendment to the
Proposed Amendment, 125.
When the Speaker took the Chair
-Mr. Galloway's Amend-
ment, 106, 110.
Ireland, Administration of-Value of
Questions-Curtailment of Liber-
ties of Irish Members, Alleged,
143, 191, 195, 210, 220, 242, 266,
280.
Leader of the House, Questions to,
might be excluded by the Time
limit, while if placed at the top of
the Paper, might cause Incon-
venience, 204.
Liberties and Privileges of the House,
Blow struck at, alleged, 207, 273,
276.
Notice of Questions.
Day preceding that on which an
answer is desired, Hour of
giving Notice, proposed.
Three O'clock, 252.
Two O'clock-Mr. Norman's
Amendment, 249. - Mr.
Whiteley's Amendment
to proposed Amendment,
253.
Rule not to preclude a Minister
from answering any Question
on Shorter Notice, proposed,
257.
Withdrawal of Stipulation with
regard to Questions distin-
guished by an Asterisk-Mr.
Pirie's Amendment, 235.
Number of Questions which could be
asked under the New Rule, 137,
139, 189, 194, 207, 279.
Position of Question Time in the
History and Transactions of the
House, 191.
Precedence on the following day for
Questions left unanswered at 2.55.
—Mr. Flynn's Amendment, 230.
Questions in the House-cont.
Procedure-New Rule-cont.
Printed Answers to Questions not
distinguished by an Asterisk.
Absurdity of the contention that
there was no difference be-
tween the value of an oral
and a written answer, 275.
Advantage of Printed Answers,
193, 197.
Keeping a Record of Printed
Answers, proposed, 105.
Private Business, Position of, and
Question Time, 109, 110, 111, 121,
126.
Private Members' Rights, Curtailment
of, 202, 220, 221, 262, 277.
Public Interest in Questions, 205, 221.
Silent Members, Case of, 142, 196.
Speaker alone will be the authority to
determine whether a Question
should cr should not be asked,
250.
Speaker's Rulings, see Speaker.
Standing Committees, Hour of Sitting
and Question Time, 228.
Time Limit of Forty Minutes (2.15-
2.55), 104.
Extension of Time for Questions to
Fifteen Minutes after Three
Mr. Norman's Amendment,
219.
Withdrawal of Time Limit-
Mr. Fuller's Amendment, 135,
189, 195, 201.
Twelve O'clock Sitting, Retention of
power of putting Questions-
Mr. Bowles's Amendment,
117.
Unrestricted Right to ask Questions
according to the importance of
the occasion, 199, 203.
Urgent Questions
Authority determining urgency
of a Question, 102.
Speaker proposed-Sir A. Hayter's
Amendment, 229.
Waste of Time between Three and
half past under the existing
System, 108.
Speaker's Rulings, see Speaker.
Quit and Crown Rents, Ireland
Redemption Money, Sums received--
Return Presented, Apr. 28, 23.
Quorum of the House
Evening Sitting-House not to be counted
out before ten o'clock, New Procedure
Rule.-Motion [Mr. A. J. Balfour],
May 1, 525.
Division to be inoperative if less than
forty members are present-Mr.
H. Robertson's Amendment, 526.
Raglan, Lord-Under Secretary of State for Rankin, Sir J. [Herefordshire, Leominster.]
Education [England and Wales] Bill.
Schools maintained by Government
Grants-Inspection and Control
by Local Education Authority,
May 9, 1232.
School Buildings, Repairs, &c.-Charg-
ing to Maintenance Account or
Managers of Schools, May 9, 1232.
Redmond, Mr. J. [Waterford]
Dillon, Mr., Suspension of (20th March)—
Action of Mr. Speaker, May 7, 1024.
Relations with Great
Opportunity for dis-
cussion, May 6, 808; May 12,
1366.
Waterford Technical Instruction
Grant, Amount of, Information
regarding, &c., May 2, 568.
Parliamentary Procedure, New Rules.
Adjournment of the Debate owing to
the lateness of the hour, proposed,
Apr. 29, 272, 273, 290.
Course of Business, May 1, 456, 457.
Rural Small Dwellings (Ireland) Acquisi-
tion Bill, 2R, Apr. 30, 345.
Reformatory and Industrial Schools
Ireland--Magistrates' Refusal to commit
Children under six years of age, Case
of Mary Dempsey.
Report for 1901 Presented, May 8, 1068;
May 9, 1224.
Registration of Teachers
See Education-Teachers.
Renfrew Harbour Bill
1. Report,* May 9, 1222.
Renwick, Mr. G. [Newcastle-on-Tyne]
Finance Bill, 2R, May 12, 1469.
Parliamentary Procedure, New Rules-
Private Business, Ten Minutes Limit
for Speeches, proposed, May 1, 518.
South African War-Home Furlough for
Troops leaving South Africa for India,
proposed, May 1, 421.
Representative Peer for Ireland
Leitrim, Earl of, May 9, 1221.
Revenue and Expenditure,
Rhondda Urban District Council Tram-
ways Bill
c. 2k, May 5, 608.
Rhymney Railway Bill
7. Report,* May 1, 387.
3R.* May 9, 1222.
c. IR,* May 12, 1328.
Ribblesdale, Lord
Shops Early Closing (No. 2) Bill-Re-
introduction during same Session of
Bill substantially the same as one
previously rejected, May 12, 1316.
Richards, Mr. H. C. [Finsbury. E.]
Parliamentary Procedure, New Rules-
Questions, Apr. 28, 130, 131.
Area over which Drilling is allowed,
Authority granting permission.
Q. May 5, 622.
Extension of Area for Drills proposed.
Q. May 8. 1078.
Principle of Selection of Troops,
Application to the Ranger, etc.
Q. May 12, 1358.
Richmond Hill (Preservation of View)
Rickett, Mr. J. Compton (Scarborough)
Sale of Intoxicating Liquors on Sunday
Bill. 2R, Apr. 30, 351, 374.
Rickmansworth Gas Bill
7. Report.* Apr. 29. 145.
SR,* May 2, 541.
c. 1R,* May 2, 552.
Rifle Range at Prestwick
Abandonment of Kingease Rifle Range in
favour of Irvine Range, proposed.
Q. May 1, 423.
Ritchie, Rt. Hon. C. T.-Secretary of State
for the Home Department (Croydon).
Agrarian Crime in England, Scotland and
Wales-Return, proposed, May 1, 436;
May 5, 617.
Child Labour, Employment of Children of
School Age-Committee Report,
Legislation proposed, May 2, 560.
Crime in England, Statistics-Return,
proposed, May 12, 1355.
Hackney Lamp Fatality
Low Flash
Point of Petroleum, number of Fatali-
ties due to, Legislation proposed,
May 6, 803; May 9, 945.
Hurlingham Drowning Fatality-Delay
in getting together Coroner's Jury,
Charges against the Police Authori-
ties-Inquiry, May 2, 561.
Robben Island, Cape Colony
Lighting, Improvement of-Steps taken
by the Government, etc.
Lord Muskerry, May 5, 605;
Earl of Onslow, 605.
Roberts, Mr. B. [Carnarvonshire, Eition]
Parliamentary Procedure, New Rules-
Questions, Time Limit proposed,
Apr. 29, 221.
Royal Welsh Fusiliers, Second Volunteer
Battalion-Undischarged Bankrupt
holding Colonelcy, Case of Colonel
Davies-Cooke, May 2, 556.
Roberts, Mr. H. [Denbighshire, W.
Sale of Intoxicating Liquors on Sunday
Bill, 2R, Apr. 30, 375.
Roberts, Mr. S. [Sheffield, Ecclesall]
Hurlingham Drowning Fatality- Delay in
getting together Coroner's Jury,
Charges against the Police Authorities
-Inquiry, May 2, 560.
Robertson, Mr. G. [Dundee]
Atlantic Shipping Trust, Formation of,
by American Syndicate.
British Steamships joining-Laying
Copy of Contract on the Table,
Apr. 28, 31.
Number of Royal Naval Reserve
Men, Amount of Subsidy pay-
able to White Star Line, etc.
May 12, 1352.
Parliamentary Procedure, New Rules-
Questions, Apr. 28, 118.
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