The Parliamentary Debates

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National Monuments in Churches Bill H Reported from the Standing
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MEDICAL OFFICERS ON ACTIVE SERVICE Question Capt Norton New
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July 26
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July 19
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS c ADULTERATION
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The LORD CHANCELLOR acquainted the House that the Clerk of
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St Helens Corporation BillMoved That the Order made on the 8th
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July 21
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July 25
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Lord Herschell
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Question put
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Page 5 line 33 after Actinsert with respect to procedure
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July 19
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Amendment proposed
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DISCUSSION
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NEW BILL
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Chelsea Electricity Supply Bill H L By Orderread a second time
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TECHNICAL INSTRUCTION Act 1889Copies presented of Minutes
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with interest and expenses of such loans out of the revenues of
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CORPORAL PUNISHMENT IN PrisonsQuestion Dr Farquharson Aberdeen
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ConsulaR SERVICE IN CHINAQuestion Mr Ascroft Oldham Answer
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British TROOPS IN INDIAQuestion Mr H J Wilson Yorks Holin
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DISCUSSION
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Universities and College Estates BillOn the motion of Viscount Cross
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ADJOURNMENT
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ORDERS OF THE
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Mr Michael Davitt
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Borough Funds Bill H L Reported from the Standing Committee with
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London University Commission Expenses BillConsidered in Committee
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Resolution agreed to and reported to the House
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Isle of Man Customs BillSecond Reading
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Amendment proposed
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DISCUSSION
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Page
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The House went into Committee
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complete the sum pecessary to defray the Charge which will come
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St Helens Corporation BillCommittee to meet on Thursday next
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Amendment proposed to the proposed clause at the end thereof to
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Middlesbrough Corporation Gas BillRead the third time with
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Electric Lighting Provisional Orders No 13 BillThe meeting of
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Union of Benefices BillRead the third time according to order
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BILLS ADVANCED
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Borough Funds Bill
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HORSEBREEDING IN IRELAND
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Class 3
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1012
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complete the sum necessary to defray the Charge which will come
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Page
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Amendments
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CHELSEA PhysiC GARDENQuestion Mr Whitmore Chelsea Answer
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Foreign Affairs
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ENDOWED Schools Act 1869 AND AMENDING ACTSCopy presented
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DISCUSSION
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477
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The President of the Local
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India Office Store Depot Recommitted Bill The House went into
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Amendment proposed
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WEDNESDAY 20TH JULY 1898
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VACCINATION BILLQuestions Mr Duncombe Cumberland Egremont
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Amendment by leave withdrawn
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DISCUSSION
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Amendment proposed
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Amendment by leave withdrawn
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CLASS 7
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Amendment proposed
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Page
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Higham and Hundred of Hoo Water BillReturned from the Commons
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Lord Kenry The Earl
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The Earl of Mayo
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Amendment by leave withdrawn
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Ayes 96 Noes 193 Division List No 234
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character The Attorney General
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NAVAL DEFENCE Acts 1889 AND 1893Copy presented of Account
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Military Lands Provisional Orders Confirmation No 2 Bill 1 1 Read
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Amendment proposed
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Amendment proposed
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Statute Law Revision Bill H Considered in Committee and reported
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DISCUSSION
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Page
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Further Reports by Her Majestys Repre
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CLAUSE 5
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CLASS 2
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Motion agreed
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remuneration of the officials in the registry in respect of such registration
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NEW BILL
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Motion made
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CLAUSE 4
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York Bristol and Middleton to lie upon the Table
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EDUCATION DEPARTMENT GENERAL REPORTSCopy presented of General
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JCRY BOXESQuestion Mr Pickersgill Bethnal Green S W Answer
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QUICKFIRING GUNS FOR THE ROYAL ARTILLERYQuestions Lord Charles
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India OFFICE STATIONERYQuestion Mr J Lowther Kent Thanet
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DYSENTERY AT ASSOUAN Question Mr Lecky Dublin University
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Discussion
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Bill introduced and read a first time Second Reading fixed for Monday
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The First Lord of
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550
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Question put
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Amendment proposed
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Question put and agreed
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Bill passed and returned to the Commons
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MERCHANT SHIPPING ACT 1894Return of all British ships ordered by
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Felixstowe and Walton Water Bill 11 1 As amended considered
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Motion agreed
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Amendment by leave withdrawn
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Mussel Fisheries Ireland BillBrought from the Commons
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them in like manner as if they had been incurred by those commissioners
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Question
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DiscussION
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The Lord Chancellor of Ireland
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Clause by leave withdrawn
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Amendment accepted
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Southwark and Vauxhall Water Act 1898 Saint Thomas Southwark
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WEIHAIWEIQuestions Sir J Colomb Great Yarmouth Answers
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The Archbishop of Canterbury
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MERCHANT SHIPPING Act 1894Orders in Council dated 18th July
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CANADIAN CATTLE TRADEQuestion Mr Roche Kerry E Answer
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The Secretary of State for the Home Department
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On the Motion for Adjournment
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Dilke
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Question
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Question put
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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
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Poor RELIEF ENGLAND AND WALESReturn ordered of statement
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Turnchapel Wharves and Warehouses BillReturned from the Commons
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House adjourned at 2 40
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Midland Railway West Riding Lines Bill 11 As amended con
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Agreed
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REVOLVER ACCIDENTSQuestion Mr E MHugh Armagh S Answer
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New clause proposed
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The First Lord of the Trea
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Mid
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Military GARRISONS IN SCOTLANDQuestion Mr Pirie Aberdeen N
Outdoor Relief Ireland Bill
Amendment as amended agreea
Hayling Beach COMMISSIONQuestions Sir J Brunner Cheshire North
Private Bill Procedure Scotland BillReported with Amendments from
LOCAL TAXATION ENGLAND ACCOUNT 18978Return ordered showing
DISCUSSION
Keighley Corporation BillCommitted
BICICLES FOR THE Post OFFICEQuestion Mr Purvis Peterborough
COLONIAL LOANS FUND
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The Bill brought in and read a first time to be read a second time upon
COUNTERVAILING DUTIESQuestion Mr Field Dublin St Patrick
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The Amendment was negatived without a Division and the clause

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Pagina 731 - A person charged and called as a witness in pursuance of this Act shall not be asked, and if asked shall not be required to answer, any question tending to show that he has committed or been convicted of or been charged with any offence other than that wherewith he is then charged. or is of bad character...
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Pagina 441 - ... conscientiously believes that vaccination would be prejudicial to the health of the child, and within seven days thereafter delivers to the vaccination officer for the district a certificate by such justices or magistrate of such conscientious objection.
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Pagina 441 - No parent or other person shall from penalties. be iIabie to any penalty under section twenty-nine or section thirty-one of the Vaccination Act of 1867, if within four months from the birth of the child he satisfies two justices, or a stipendiary or metropolitan police magistrate, in petty sessions, that he conscientiously believes that vaccination would be prejudicial to the health of the child...
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Pagina 661 - In cases where the right of reply depends upon the question whether evidence has been called for the defence, the fact that the person charged has been called as a witness shall not of itself confer on the prosecution the right of reply.
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Pagina 1117 - ... on the owners or reputed owners, lessees or reputed lessees, and occupiers of the said lands, and on the overseers of such parishes, and on the trustees, surveyors of highways, or other persons having the care of such roads or streets.
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Pagina 439 - An Act to apply a sum out of the Consolidated Fund to the service of the year ending on the thirty-first day of March one thousand nine hundred and thirteen, and to appropriate the Supplies granted in this Session of Parliament.
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Pagina 699 - Every person charged with the offence of libel before any Court of criminal jurisdiction, and the husband or wife of the person so charged, shall be competent, but not compellable, witnesses on every hearing at every stage of such charge.
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Pagina 727 - ... proof that he has committed or been convicted of such other offence is admissible evidence to show that he is guilty of the offence wherewith he is then charged...
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TitelThe Parliamentary Debates
AuteurGreat Britain. Parliament
UitgeverReuter's Telegram Company, 1898
Oorspronkelijk uitHarvard University
Gedigitaliseerd11 jan 2008
  
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