SULLIVAN, Mr. A. M.-cont.

Ireland-Miscellaneous Questions

Agricultural Depression, 1394

High Court of Justice-Business in the
Chancery Division, 1703
Intoxicating Liquors, 395

Netterville Trust Property-The Louth In-
stitution, 1153

Religious Disturbances in Omey Island,
County Galway, 691

Irish Church Temporalities Commissioners-
Mr. Ball, 395, 396

Post Office-New International Post Card,
692, 693

Supply-Convict Establishments in England
and the Colonies, 751

Court of Bankruptcy in Ireland, 1514
Fishery Board in Scotland, 174, 175
Police, Counties and Boroughs (Great Bri-
tain), 742

Prison Commissionors for Scotland, &c.
1508, 1509

Prisons in England and Wales, 1295, 1296
Stationery, &c. 143

University Education (Ireland), Leave, 504,
1025

Summary Jurisdiction Bill

(Mr. Secretary Cross, Mr. Attorney General, Mr.
Solicitor General, Sir Matthew Ridley)

STRATHNAIRN, Lord

Army-Brigade Depôt System, Res. 1216
Army-Condition of the Army and Short Ser-
vice System, Address for Papers, 1418, 1425

Sugar Industries-The Select Committee
Question, Mr. Ritchie; Answer, The Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer May 13, 235
"That the Select Committee do con-
Moved,
sist of 17 Members" (Mr. Ritchie) May 20,
925; after short debate, Question put, and
agreed to; List of the Committee, 929

SULLIVAN, Mr. A. M., Louth Co.
Africa, South-Zulu War-Miscellaneous Ques-
tions

1364

Alleged Cruelties by the British Troops,

1712

Civil and Military Commands, Explanation,
Motion for Adjournment, 1242, 1265
Instructions of Sir Garnet Wolseley, 1357
Overtures of Peace, 1235

Army Discipline and Regulation, Comm. cl. 44,
872, 875

Army Estimates-Divine Service, 1920

Medical Establishments, &c. 1971, 1972,
1973, 1989

Military Law, Administration of, 1938,
1942, 1947

Criminal Law-Case of Ryan, 1812
Customs Re-organization, 1703

Committee (on re-comm.)—R.P. May 9, 88
Committee; Report May 12, 214 [Bill 138]
Moved, "That the Bill be now taken into
Consideration" May 22, 1093
Amendt. to leave out from "That," and add
' in the opinion of this House, compensation
should be made to clerks of the peace, nOW
paid by fees, for the diminution of their in-
comes which will be caused by the provisions
of this Bill" (Mr. Morgan Lloyd) v.; Ques-
tion proposed, "That the words, &c.;
after short debate, Question, put, and agreed

to

Considered in Committee May 12, 136-CIVIL
SERVICE ESTIMATES-CLASS II.-SALARIES
AND EXPENSES OF PUBLIC DEPARTMENTS
Resolutions reported May 13, 327; after short
debate, Resolutions agreed to
Considered in Committee May 19, 700-CIVIL
SERVICE ESTIMATES-CLASS III.-LAW AND
JUSTICE-Resolutions reported May 22
Considered in Committee May 26, 1266-CIVIL
SERVICE ESTIMATES-CLASS III.-LAW AND
JUSTICE-Resolutions reported May 27
Considered in Committee June 9, 1434- CIVIL
SERVICE ESTIMATES-CLASS III.-LAW AND
JUSTICE-CLASS VI.-SUPERANNUATION AND
RETIRED ALLOWANCES, AND GRATUITIES FOR
CHARITABLE AND OTHER PURPOSES-Resolu-
tions reported June 12
Considered in Committee June 16, 1919-ARMY
ESTIMATES-Resolutions reported June 17

[cont.

Thames River (Prevention of Floods) Bill
(by Order)

c. Moved, "That the Bill be now taken into Con-
sideration" May 20, 825

Amendt. to leave out "now," and add "upon
Tuesday the 24th of June next (Colonel
Beresford); Question proposed, "That 'now,'
&c.; after short debate, Amendt. with-
drawn

Main Question put, and agreed to; Bill, as
amended, considered

Moved, "That the Bill be now read 30" (Sir
James M'Garel Hogg) May 23, 1134; after
short debate, Motion agreed to (Prince of
Wales's Consent, as Duke of Cornwall, signi-
fied); Bill read 3o

Treaty of Berlin

MISCELLANEOUS QUESTIONS

Article 23-The European Provinces of Turkey,
Questions, Sir George Campbell; Answers,
The Chancellor of the Exchequer May 15,
398; June 9, 1430

Balkan Fortresses, The, Question, Mr. Baxter ;
Answer, Mr. Bourke May 12, 127; Ques-
tion, Earl Stanhope; Answer, The Mar-
quess of Salisbury May 13, 227

Eastern Roumelia, Questions, Mr. Hanbury,
Sir Alexander Gordon; Answers, Mr. Bourke
May 9,9

Execution of Articles, Question, Sir William
Harcourt; Answer, The Chancellor of the
Exchequer May 16, 567

Greek Frontier, The, Questions, Mr. W. Cart-
wright, Mr. Monk, Sir Charles W. Dilke;
Answers, The Chancellor of the Exchequer,
Mr. Bourke May 9, 14; Question, Obser-
vations, The Earl of Morley; Reply, The
Marquess of Salisbury May 19, 654; Ques-
tion, Mr. Laing; Answer, The Chancellor of
the Exchequer May 22, 1005

of Bulgaria and Eastern Roumelia
Moved, "That the Correspondence between
Her Majesty's Government and other Powers
on Article 22 of the Treaty of Berlin be laid
upon the Table" (The Lord Stratheden and
Campbell) May 19, 655; after short debate,
Motion withdrawn

Consul Blunt's Report, Question, Lord Elcho;
Answer, Mr. Bourke May 27, 1362
Crete-Reported Disturbances, Question, Ob-
servations, Lord Colchester; Reply, The
Marquess of Salisbury May 29, 1408

again applied to the support of any sectarian
religion, it is not desirable to devote addi-
tional public funds to the further promotion
of higher education in Ireland till adequate
provision is first made for elementary teach-
ing in that Country without aid from Impe-
rial funds exceeding that given to other parts
of the United Kingdom" (Sir George Camp-
bell) v.; Question proposed,
That the
words, &c.;" after long debate, Moved, "That
the Debate be now adjourned" (Mr. Synan);
after further short debate, Motion agreed to;
Debate adjourned

Question, Observations, The O'Conor Don;
Reply, The Chancellor of the Exchequer
May 22, 1020; Moved, "That this House
do now adjourn” (Mr. Shaw); after debate,
Motion withdrawn

Volunteer Corps (Ireland) Bill

(Mr. O'Clery, Major Nolan, Lord Francis
Conyngham, Major O'Beirne)

1704

[See titles Treaty of Berlin-Egypt]

University Education (Ireland) Bill
(The O'Conor Don, Mr. Kavanagh, Mr. Shaw,
Mr. Mitchell Henry, Lord Charles Beresford,
Mr. Parnell)

c. Observations, The O'Conor Don; Reply, The
Chancellor of the Exchequer May 13, 325
Motion for Leave (The O'Conor Don) May 15,
475; after debate, Motion agreed to; Bill
ordered; read 1° *
[Bill 183]
Moved, "That the Bill be now read 20"
May 21, 930

Amendt. to leave out from "That," and add
"while this House recognises that the funds
set free by the disestablishment of the Irish
Church should be devoted to the benefit of
the people of Ireland, provided they are not

[cont.