France.

-

Commercial Treaty, Motion for a

Committee, 147

India-East India Company, 1768

BURY, Viscount, Berwick-on-Tweed
Customs and Inland Revenue, Comm. 1794;
cl. 11, 1806, 1807

BUXTON, Mr. C., Surrey, E.

Corporation of London, 2R. 893, 894
Municipal Boroughs (Metropolis), 2R. 854, 877

CADOGAN, Earl

South Kensington Museum, 624

CAIRNS, Lord

Appellate Jurisdiction, Comm. 1929

Attorneys and Solicitors Remuneration, Comm.
cl. 4, 1919

Canada-Fenians, Invasion by, 1465

Ecclesiastical Titles Act Repeal, 2R. 1483,
1487

High Court of Justice, Comm. 1567, 1588;
Report, 1923, 1927, 1928

Irish Church Act Amendment, 2R. 1269
Medical Act Amendment, 2R. 259

Norwich Voters Disfranchisement, 2R. 1266;
Comm. cl. 2, Amendt. 1691
Parliament-Order of Debate, 1939
Sequestration, 2R. 795, 797, 800

Canada, Dominion of

Fenian Invasion, Question, Sir Charles Adder-
ley; Answer, Mr. Monsell May 26, 1411;
Question, The Earl of Carnarvon; Answer,
Earl Granville; debate thereon May 27,
1462; Question, Mr. Whalley; Answer, Mr.
Monsell May 27, 1495

Red River Settlement-The Insurrection, Ques-
tion, Lord Lyveden; Answer, Earl Granville
May 5, 251; Question, Sir Charles Adder-
ley; Answer, Mr. Monsell May 5, 280;
May 6, 325; Observations, Mr. R. N.
Fowler; Reply, Mr. Monsell; short debate
thereon May 20, 1088

CARDWELL, Right Hon. E. (Secretary
of State for War), Oxford City
Army-Questions, &c.

Band in Hyde Park, 630
Canteens in Barracks, 109

Coldstream and Fusilier Guards, 5
Colonels of the Indian Army, 107
Convict Army Recruits, 275
Lincolnshire Rifles, 1941
Military Reserve Funds, 1701
Military Stores, 965

Military Train and the Control Depart-
ment, 967

Militia, Quartermasters of, 1830

Paymasters of Recruiting Districts, 1499
Army-Staff Appointments, Res. 1825
Army Enlistment, 2R. 787
Army Estimates-Martial Law, 1831
Medical Establishments, 1832

Militia, &c. 1832, 1833, 1834, 1835
Contagious Diseases Acts Repeal, 1340
Customs and Inland Revenue, Comm. 1801
Losses at Sea, Motion for a Commission, 1122

Navy Estimates-Miscellaneous Services, 1678,

1679

CAWLEY, Mr. C. E., Salford
Burials, Comm. cl. 1, Amendt. 1559
Navy-Chatham, &c. Dockyards, Motion for a
Committee, 1715, 1734, 1735, 1737

CECIL, Lord E. H. B. G., Essex, W.
False Weights and Measures, Res. 1499, 1524
Metropolis-Detective Police, 734

CHAMBERS, Mr. M., Devonport
Coinage Contracts, 1876

East India (Opium Revenue), Res. 503
Irish Land, Comm. cl. 3, 289; cl. 20, 597
Navy Estimates-Admiralty Office, 1658, 1670
Naval Stores, 1750

CHANCELLOR, The LORD (Lord HATHER-
LEY)

Appellate Jurisdiction, Comm. 1928, 1931
Attorneys and Solicitors Remuneration, Comm.
cl. 4, 1920

Bankrupt Law Amendment (Ireland), 2R. 86
Bridgwater and Beverley Disfranchisement, 2R.
1492, 1493; Comm. cl. 1, 1697

Ecclesiastical Patronage Transfer, Comm. 570
Ecclesiastical Titles Act Repeal, 2R. 1486,
1487

Felony, 2R. 1691

CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER (Right
Hon. R. LOWE), London University
Army-Kirwee Prize Money, Motion for an
Address, 1527, 1535, 1536, 1542, 1548
Carriages, Duty on, 970
Coinage Contracts, 1879

Customs and Inland Revenue, 2R. 1628, 1653;
Comm. 1784, 1795; cl. 6, 1804, 1805; c. 11,
1805, 1806; cl. 19, 1808; cl. 21, 1809;
cl. 23, 1811, 1813; add. cl. 1813, 1814, 1815,
1816, 1817; Schedule, 1818

Farm Horses- Licences on, 1273, 1274
France Commercial Treaty, Motion for a
Committee, 163, 173

Friendly Societies, 1410

Gun Licences, 2R. 1680, 1681, 1683
Hudson's Bay Company, Explanation, 1060,
1061

Inland Revenue Officers, 575

Irish Land, Comm. cl. 3, 32; cl. 14, 425, 426;
Consid. 1415

Malting Regulations, 324

Mint-Coinage for Foreign Countries, 273
National Gallery, &c. - Evening Admission,

Res. 348

Palace of Westminster-Case of Mr. Edward
Barry, Res. 714

Patent Office-Case of Mr. Edmunds, 972
Revenue Collectors, 276

[cont.

"Active" and "Volage," The, 1271
Cooper Key, Rear Admiral, Case of, 1889,

1893, 1895, 1897

Emigration by Troop Ships, 463

"Flying Squadron," The, 1409
Monopoly of Freight, Alleged, 1056
Pensions for Flag Officers, 969

Private Firms and Royal Dockyards, 1272,
1273

Whitworth Gun, The, 812

Woolwich Dockyard, 1406

Navy-Gurdon, Commander, Case of, Res.
1449, 1451, 1458, 1459

Navy Estimates-Admiralty Office, 1662, 1667,

1670, 1671, 1673, 1676
Coast Guard Service, 1676
Greenwich Hospital, &c. 1766
Marine Divisions, 1677

Miscellaneous Services, 1678, 1679, 1680

Naval Stores, 1747, 1751, 1754, 1757

New Works, 1763, 1764

Steam Machinery, &c. 1761, 1763

Victualling Yards, 1677

(No. 84)

Consular Establishments, Question, Mr. Ry-
lands; Answer, Mr. Otway May 23, 1190
Consular Etiquette, Question, Colonel Sykes:
Answer, Mr. Otway May 13, 631; May 17,
810

Church of England

Clerical Dignitaries, Resignation of, Question,
Sir Massey Lopes; Answer, Mr. Gladstone
May 27, 1494

Established Church (Wales), Moved, "That, in
the opinion of this House, it is right that the
Establishment of the Church and its Union
with the State should cease to exist in the
dominion and principality of Wales" (Mr.
Watkin Williams) May 24, 1274; after de-
bate, the House divided; A. 45, N. 209;
M. 164

Division List, Ayes and Noes, 130 4
Lectionary, Revision of the, Question, Mr.
Bowring; Answer, Mr. Gladstone May 9,

Clerical Disabilities Bill

Conventual and Monastic Institutions
Question, Mr. Reed; Answer, Mr. Newde-
gate May 2, 6

Order read for resuming Adjourned Debate
on Amendt. proposed to Question [8th April],
"That the Select Committee on Conventual
and Monastic Institutions be nominated by
the Committee of Selection " (Mr. New-
degate)-namely, to leave out from "That
the and add "Order for the appointment
of the Select Committee on Conventual and
Monastic Institutions be discharged" (Mr.
Cogan); Question again proposed,
"That
the words, &c.;" Debate resumed May 2,
51; after short debate, Question put, and
negatived

Question proposed, "That those words be added,
instead thereof;" after further debate,
Moved, "That the debate be now adjourned"
(Mr. Greene); Motion withdrawn; Question
put; A. 270, N. 160; M. 110; main Ques-
tion, as amended, put, and agreed to; Order
discharged

Motion made, and Question proposed, That
a Select Committee be appointed "to in-
quire into the state of the Law respect-
ing Conventual and Monastic Institutions
or Societies in Great Britain, and into the
terms upon which income, property, and
estates belonging to such Institutions or So-
cieties, or to members thereof, are respect-
fully received, held, or possessed "
(34.
Gladstone); after further debate, Question
put; A. 348, N. 57; M. 291
List of the Committee May 10, 529
Moved, "That it be an Instruction to the
Committee that they have power to include
in their inquiries, Anglican and other reli-
gious institutions in Great Britain of a Con-
ventual or Monastic character" (Mr. Eykyn);
after short debate, Motion agreed to
Moved, "That it be an Instruction to the
Committee not to inquire into matters which
would involve a criminal charge against any
person, or the forfeiture of any legal or
equitable interest in property (Mr. Mat-
thews), 530; after short debate, Motion
withdrawn

"

Moved, "That the Select Committee on Con-
ventual and Monastic Institutions, &c., de
consist of sixteen Members" (Mr. Newdegze
May 23, 1262; after short debate, Question
put; A. 34, N. 95; M. 61

(No. 91)

Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic Asylum, Ques-
tion, Dr. Lush; Answer, Mr. Bruce May 17,
966

Case of Brittan, committed at Trowbridge,
Question, Sir Henry Hoare; Answer, Mr.
Bruce May 20, 1059

Habitual Criminals Act, Question, Mr. Staple-
ton; Answer, Mr. Bruce May 5, 272; Ques-
tion, Mr. Rowland Smith; Answer, Mr.
Knatchbull-Hugessen May 13, 628

CROFT, Sir H. G. D., Herefordshire
Clerical Disabilities, 2R. 1383

Women's Disabilities, 2R. 237

CROSS, Mr. R. Assheton, Lancashire,

S.W.

Benefices, 2R. 535

Clerical Disabilities, 2R. 1383

Conventual and Monastic Institutions, Nomina-
tion of Committee, 79

Customs and Inland Revenue, Comm. 1794
Lancashire, Magistracy of, 1595
Licensing Question, The, 84

Navy Estimates-Miscellaneous Services, 1678,
1679

Parliamentary Elections, Leave, 453
Public Prosecutors, 2R. 243

CUBITT, Mr. G., Surrey, W.

Funded and Unfunded Debt, 325
United States-Speer, Captain, Shooting of, 4
Customs and Inland Revenue Bill
(Mr. Dodson, Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer,
Mr. Stansfeld)
c. Ordered; read 1°* May 20 [Bill 133]
Read 2o, after short debate May 30, 1627
Order for Committee read; Moved, "That Mr.
Speaker do now leave the Chair" (Mr.
Chancellor of the Exchequer) June 9, 1770
Amendt. to leave out from "That and add
"provision should be made in the Bill for the
Drawback of the amount of the Duty re-
duced:-

On such Duty-paid Sugar as remained in
any bonded warehouse on the close of
Tuesday, the 12th April, 1870;

[cont.