O'CONOR DON, The, Roscommon Co.
Grand Jury Cess (Ireland), 2R. 210
Grand Jury Presentments (Ireland), Nomina-
tion of Committee, 101; Motion for Ad-
journment, 102, 238

PAGET, Mr. T. T., Leicestershire, S.
County Financial Boards, 2R. 1555
Scientific Instruction, Motion for a Committee,
184

Industrial Schools (Ireland), Comm. 218; PAKINGTON, Right Hon. Sir J. S. (Se-

cl. 11, 221, 223

cretary of State for War), Droit-
wich

Army-Questions, &c.

Ball Cartridges, 2002
Commissions, 358

Cooking Apparatus, 257, 468
Daily Payment of Men, 263
Fortifications, 1456, 1457

Military Education, Res. 1825, 1831
Military Prisons, 39

Mortality in the 86th Regiment, Mauritius,
37, 360, 1461, 1883

Officers Holding Civil Appointments, 1333
Promotions in the Coldstream Guards,
1579, 1883

Reserve Forces, 1787

Woolwich Arsenal, 1455

Army, Administration of the, Res. 2004
Army Estimates- Land Forces, 40, 79, 80, 82,
95, 98

Fortifications, Res. 2027, 2030, 2039, 2051
Marine Mutiny, Consid. 574

Mutiny, Comm. cl. 22, 323; cl. 32, 325; Pre-
amble, 326; Consid. 556; Amendt. 558
Parliament-Business of the House, 1681
Supply-Enrolled Pensioners, &c. 284, 285
Volunteer Corps, 278, 280, 281

Works, Buildings, &c. 285, 291, 292, 294,

295

Ways and Means, Comm. Res. 1, 1749, 1750,
1752, 1753, 1759, 1760, 1769, 1770

PALMER, Sir R., Richmond

Compulsory Church Rates Abolition, 3R. 206

PARKER, Major Windsor, Suffolk, W.
County Financial Boards, 2R. 1555

Army Estimates-Land Forces, Amendt. 82, 98
Army-Mortality in the 86th Regiment, Mauri- Parliament
tius, 37, 360

Marine Mutiny, 2R. 99; Comm. Amendt. 559;
Consid. 574

Mutiny, Comm. cl. 22, Amendt. 321; Preamble,
Amendt. 326

Supply - British Embassy Houses, 990, 993,
996

Royal Palaces, 1007
Volunteer Corps, 272
Works, Buildings, &c. 288

LORDS-

Business of the House, Moved, "To agree
to the Report of the Select Committee on
Business of the House" (The Lord Privy
Seal) Mar 31, 560; after debate, Motion
withdrawn

Private Bills, On Motion of the Chairman of
Committees, Ordered, That no Private Bill
brought from the House of Commons shall be
read a Second Time after Friday the 12th
Day of June next [and other Orders] April 27,
1303

Private Bills, The Easter Recess, Standing

Order No. 179. Sect. 1. suspended; Time for
Petitions against, extended to the First Day
on which the House shall sit after the Recess
at Easter April 2, 682
Proxies-Resolution, That the following Order
be added to the Roll of Standing Orders:
"Standing Order XXXIIa. Ordered, That
the Practice of calling for Proxies on a
Division shall be discontinued, and that Two
Days' Notice be given of any Motion for the
Suspension of this Standing Order" Mar 31
4 A
[cont

PARLIAMENT-LORDS-cont.

191.

Public Petitions-Printing Petitions, After de-
bate, Resolved, That a Select Committee
be appointed to whom all Petitions presented
to this House, other than Petitions relating
to Private Bills, shall be referred, with In-
structions to the said Committee to direct the
printing for the Use of the House of such
Petitions as they shall think fit (The Earl
Russell) April 2, 688; List of the Committee
April 24, 1221

Ordered, That the Name of the Lord present-
ing a Petition shall be written thereon
May 1, 1685

Questions, Notice of, Moved, "That it is expedi-

ent that Notice of an Intention to ask a Ques-
tion should be given in the Minutes, except in
Cases which admit of no Delay " (The Lord
Privy Seal) April 2, 690; after short de-
bate, Motion withdrawn

Moved, "That it is desirable where it is in-
tended to make a Statement or raise a Dis-
cussion on asking a Question that Notice of
the Question should be given in the Orders
of the Day and Notices" (The Lord Chan-
cellor), 693; after short debate, Motion
agreed to

Committees, Moved, "That the Committee of
Selection are desired to exercise their Dis.
cretion in calling for the Service of Lords
absent from the House" (The Lord Privy
Seal)

Amendt. moved, to leave out from ("Selec-
tion") and insert ("should in the Exercise
of their Discretion call more frequently than
at present for the Service of Lords absent
from the House") (Lord Chelmsford);
Amendt. withdrawn

Moved, "That the Absence of any Lord from
this House, except for sufficient Reason,
ought not to prevent the Committee of Se-
lection from calling for his Services" (The
Viscount Halifax); Motion agreed to
Reports of Bills, Resolved, That in entering
in the Journals the Reports of Bills amended
in Committees of the Whole House, the only
Name entered therewith shall be that of the
Lord who moves the Reception of the Report.
and takes Charge of the Bill in that Stage
(The Lord Privy Seal)

COMMONS-

Arrangement of Business, Question, Mr. Glad-
stone; Answer, Mr. Disraeli Mar 26, 263
Easter Recess, Moved, "That the House upon
its rising do adjourn until Monday, 20th
April;" Ministerial Statement (Mr. Disraeli)
April 3, 826; after short debate, Motion
agreed to; House, at rising, to adjourn till
Monday, 20th April

Members' Seats in this House, Observations,
Colonel Greville-Nugent; Reply, Colonel
Sykes April 2, 697

Oath of Roman Catholic Members, Moved,
"That the Oath taken by Roman Catholic
Members previous to the alteration of the
Oath on the 30th of April, 1866, be read by
the Clerk at the Table" (Mr. Freville-
Surtees) April 30, 1582; after short debate,
Question put, and negatived

"Oliver Twist," Play of, The Lord Cham-
berlain, Question, Mr. Brady; Answer, Mr.
Gathorne Hardy April 3, 834

PARLIAMENT COMMONS-cont.

Order-Allusion to Debates in the House of
Lords, Question, Mr. Darby Griffith; An-
swer, Mr. Speaker May 5, 1786

Proceedings in Committee of Supply, Resolu-
tion [9th February 1858 relative to Pro-
ceedings in Committee of Supply read, as
followeth :-

"That when it has been proposed to omit
or reduce items in a Vote, the Question
shall be afterwards put upon the original
Vote or upon the reduced Vote, as the case
may be, without amendment" April 21, 1025
Moved, "That the said Resolution be re-
scinded" (Mr. Ayrton); after short debate,
Debate adjourned

Debate resumed April 28, 1464; after short
debate, Question put, and agreed to

1. Resolved, That when it has been proposed
to omit or reduce items in a Vote, the Ques-
tion shall be afterwards put upon the ori-
ginal Vote or upon the reduced Vote, as the
case may be

2. Resolved, That after a Question has been
proposed from the Chair for a reduction of
the whole Vote, no Motion shall be made for
omitting or reducing any item (Mr. Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer)

Partition Bill [H.L.]
Presented; read 1 April 3
Read 2 April 27
Committee; Report April 28
Read 3 April 30
c. Read 10 May 7

(No. 67)

(No. 116)

[Bill 107]

PIM, Mr. J.-cont.

Plate, River, Hostilities in the

Observations, Lord Lyveden; Reply, The Earl
of Malmesbury Mar 30, 452

Police

Carriage of Parcels by Railway, Question, Mr. | c. Read 2o* Mar 30
W. E. Forster; Answer, Mr. Stephen Cave
April 27, 1333

Revision of Railways Bill, Question, Mr.
Bazley; Answer, Sir William Hutt Mar 23,

Representation of the People (Scotland) RUSSELL, Earl