Navy-Case of Commander Gurdon
Amendt. on Committee of Supply May 26, To
leave out from "That " and add "any new
Regulation prohibiting Naval Officers on
half-pay or retired pay from writing letters
to the public journals which may be decided
upon by the Board of Admiralty be laid be-
fore this House " (Sir John Hay), 1442;
Question proposed, "That the words, &c.;
after short debate, Amendt. withdrawn

Navy-Chatham, Portsmouth, and Deptford
Dockyards

Amendt. on Committee of Supply May 31, To
leave out from "That" and add "a Select
Committee be appointed to inquire into the
circumstances and causes which have led to
the large increase in the cost of the works
for the extension of the Dockyards at Chatham
and Portsmouth beyond the amounts set forth
in the Act 28 and 29 Vic. c. 51, and what
variations, if any, have been made or or-
dered from the works described in the said
Act; also, whether the works included in
the contracts made by authority of that Act,
and laid before Parliament, are being exe-
cuted in accordance with the drawings at-
tached to such contracts, and as to the
authority under which alterations have been
made, and what has been or will be the
effect on the cost of the works by such altera-
tions; also, into the circumstances which
have led to the disposal of Deptford Dock-
yard for an amount so much below the
value thereof stated in the Stock Valuation
Account" (Mr. Cawley), 1715; after debate,
Question put, "That the words, &c. ;" A. 142,
N. 83; M. 59

NEVILLE-GRENVILLE, Mr. R., Somerset-
shire, Mid.

Army Estimates-Yeomanry Cavalry, 1838
Charity Commissioners' Report, 573

NEWDEGATE, Mr. C. N., Warwickshire, N.
Clerical Disabilities, 2R. 1378
Coinage Contracts, 1883

Contagious Diseases Acts Repeal, Leave, 1343
Conventual and Monastic Institutions, 6; No-
mination of Committee, 52, 55, 56, 74, 75,
76, 81, 531; Amendt. 1262, 1263
Customs and Inland Revenue, Comm. cl. 19,
1808, 1809; cl. 21, 1809
France-Commercial Treaty, Motion for a
Committee, 167, 173

Irish Land, Comm. add. cl. 778
Parliamentary Elections, Leave, 447

New Zealand Loan

Question, Mr. Salt; Answer, Mr. Stansfeld
May 20, 1058

Relations with, Question, Mr. Magniac; An-
swer, Mr. Monsell May 17, 810

NICOL, Mr. J. C. Dyce, Kincardineshire
Customs and Inland Revenue, Comm. add. cl.
1814

Navy Estimates-Admiralty Office, 1672
Public Prosecutions, Motion for a Committee,
471

NORTH, Colonel J. S., Oxfordshire
Army-Military Reserve Funds, 1701
Army-Kirwee Prize Money, Motion for an
Address, 1540

Army-Staff Appointments, Res. 1824
Army Enlistment, 2R. 786

Army Estimates-Medical Establishments, 1832

North Lancashire Steam Navigation Com-
pany

Observations, Mr. Hermon; Reply, Mr. Card-
well June 9, 1819

NORTHBROOK, Lord (Under Secretary of
State for War)

War Office, 2R. 86, 102, 105; Report, 570, 572

1559; Motion for Adjournment, 1684

University Tests, 2R. 1244, 1248
Women's Disabilities, Comm. 617

(Mr. Attorney General, Mr. Solicitor General,
Mr. Secretary Bruce)

c. Committee ; Report May 5

*

Considered May 6

Read 30 May

[Bill 99]

Read 13* (The Lord Chancellor) May 10
Observations-Petition of A. Bignold-Lord
Cairns May 24, 1266; Bill read 2a (No. 88)
Committee May 31, 1691

(No. 108)

Report June 13

(No. 128)

Losses at Sea, Motion for a Commission, 1094,

1101, 1123

Merchant Shipping Code, 2R. 1989; Amendt.
2007, 2008

Navy-Cooper Key, Rear Admiral, Case of,
1896

Navy-Chatham, &c. Dockyards, Motion for a
Committee, 1728

Navy-Gurdon, Commander, Case of, Res.
1458

South Kensington, New Buildings at, 463

PALK, Sir L., Devonshire, S.
Clerical Disabilities, 2R. 1373
Commons Inclosure, 2R. Motion for an Ad
journment, 1917

Game Laws, Res. 1909
Horse Racing, Leave, 1364
Irish Land, Comm. cl. 4, 313

PALMER, Sir R., Richmond

Greece-Murder of British Subjects, 1123
Irish Land, Comm. cl. 3, 25; cl. 4, 292; cl. 5,
368, 383, 384; cl. 14, 427; cl. 17, 580;
cl. 19, 590; cl. 24, 602; add. cl. 780;
Consid. add. cl. 1436, 1439

University Tests, Comm. cl. 3, 1960; d. 4,
1975

PALMER, Mr. J. Hinde, Lincoln City
Benefices, 2R. 544

Irish Church, Comm. cl. 12, 418; Consid.
add. cl. 1437

PARKER, Mr. C. S., Perthshire
Game Laws, Res. 1905, 1909
University Tests, Comm. cl. 4, 1974

Parliament

LORDS-

Public Business- The Whitsuntide Recess—
The Irish Land Bill, Observations, Earl
Granville May 27, 1468
Standing Orders - Order of Debate in this
House, Moved, That the words following be
added to the Roll of Standing Orders:-
"That if two or more Peers rise to speak at the
same time the Lord Chancellor, and when the
House is in Committee the Chairman of
Committees, shall call on one of them to pro-
ceed, unless the House do otherwise order"
(The Lord Stratheden) June 13, 1933;
after
short debate, Motion withdrawn
Private Bills

Ordered, That no Private Bill brought from the
House of Commons shall be read a second
time after Thursday the 16th day of June
next [and other Orders] May 5, 251
Standing Order No. 179. sect. 1. suspended.
Time for depositing petitions praying to be
heard against Private Bills, which would
otherwise expire during the adjournment of
the House, be extended to Monday the 13th
of June May 31

COMMONS-

Bridgwater and Beverley - Distribution_of
Seats, Question, Mr. Hibbert; Answer, Mr.
Gladstone May 5, 280

[cont.

Read 20 June 10
Committee; Report June 13

[Bill 157]

Order read, for resuming Adjourned Debate on
Question [5th April]," That an humble Ad-
dress be presented to Her Majesty, praying
Her to be pleased to order that in the five
Statutes for determining and establishing the
constitution of the new governing bodies of
Shrewsbury, Winchester, Harrow, Charter
house, and Rugby Schools, the words requir
ing membership of the Church of England as
a qualification in the case of persons elected
or nominated members of the governing bodies
may be omitted " (Mr. Thomas Hughes:
Question again proposed; Debate resumed
May 3, 176; after short debate, Moved, “That
the debate be now adjourned" (M
Walker); after further short debate, Motion
withdrawn; Original Question withdrawa
Moved, "That an humble Address be presented
to Her Majesty, humbly to express the de-
sire of this House that in the exercise of the
power conferred upon Her Majesty by the
9th, 10th, and 19th sections of the Act 31
and 32 Vic. c. 118, with respect to the five
Statutes for determining and establishing the
constitution of the new governing bodies of
Shrewsbury, Winchester, Harrow, Charter.
house, and Rugby Schools, Her Majesty will
be pleased to ascertain whether the said
Statutes correspond with the provisions of
the 17th and 19th sections of the Endowed
Schools Act of 1869, and, if they do not cor
respond with the said sections, to disapprove
of them, or of so much of them, accordingly"
(Mr. Thomas Hughes); Debate arising;
Debate adjourned