Roberts, Mr. B. [Carnarvonshire, Eifion]
Somaliland Operations-Arrest of Native
Spy on Berbera, Nature of punish-
ment inflicted, Dec. 18, 1640.
Uganda Railway Bill, com. Dec. 15, 1239.
Venezuela, British and German Claims
against, Anglo-German Joint Action
-Nature of British Claims, Question
of Smuggling by British Subjects, etc.,
Dec. 15, 1281.
Roberts, Mr. H. [Denbighshire, W.]
Africa, South-Land Settlement Scheme
for the new Colonies-Laying Papers
relating to on the Table of the House,
proposed, Dec. 5, 129.
Hyderabad-System of Financial Ad-
ministration, Dec. 5, 126.
Waziri Expedition-Cause of, Num-
ber of Troops employed, etc., Dec.
5, 127.
Indian Traders in the Transvaal, Question
as to Location of, Dec. 10, 645.
Roberts, Mr. S. [Sheffield, Ecclesall]
Argentine Cattle, Importation into Great
Britain for Slaughter-Progress of
Negotiations with the Argentine
Government, Dec. 17, 1503.
Education (England and Wales) Bill, com.
Dec. 10, 607.
Robertson, Mr. E. [Dundee]
Africa, South, British Troops in-Cost per
week, Dec. 8, 218.
London Water Bill, com. Dec. 5, 179; Dec.
8, 247, 257, 258, 259, 301.
Naval Officers, Instruction of New Re-
gulations, Dec. 8, 227.
Studdert Remount Case-Refusal of the
Crown to produce Col. St. Quentin
before the Grand Jury, Dec. 8, 222.
Sugar.
Brussels Convention-Rail and Ship-
ping Freights on Sugar exported
to the United States, Payment by
the German and Austrian Govern-
ments-Relation of such payment
to existing Money Bounties, Dec.
15, 1214.
Jamaica-Relative Value of Sugar
Exports, as compared with the
total Exports, Dec. 15, 1217.
West Indian Exports to the United
States, Protection from European
Competition by American Coun-
tervailing Duties Effect of
Brussels Convention, Dec. 15, 1217.
Robertson, Mr. H. [Hackney]
London Water Bill, com. Dec. 5, 192;
Dec. 8, 291, 294, con. Dec. 10, 707.
Robson, Mr. W. S. [South Shields]
Army-Commissions granted during the
War, Memorandum relating to Ex-
aminations, Dec. 15, 1209.
Imprisonment of-Letter to the Speaker'
Dec. 18, 1609.
Rochester, Bishop of
Education (England and Wales) Bill, com.
Dec. 9, 372; Dec. 10, 600, 603, 635;
Dec. 11, 788, 818, 893; con. Dec. 13,
1064, 1071; 3R. Dec. 15, 1121, 1125.
Rockford Estate, Connemara
Sale of to Tenants-Terms and Conditions.
Q. Dec. 9, 445.
Rollit Sir A. [Islington, S.]
Education (England and Wales) Bill, Lord's
Amendts. Dec. 17, 1560, 1569, 1584.
Education (England and Wales) Bill, 2E.
Dec. 5, 40, 98, 104, 107, 108, 119; com.
Dec. 9,411, 412, 415, 416, 417, 418, 420,
421, 422; Dec. 10, 562, 563, 564; Dec.
11, 797, 802, 819; 3R. Dec. 15, 1128.
Education (England and Wales) Bill-
Free Churches Deputation, Earl of
Rosebery's Speech.
References to, in Debate on the Edu-
cation Bill, Dec. 9, 419, 420; Dec.
10, 634.
Royal Irish Constabulary
see Constabulary, Royal Irish.
Rumbold, Sir H.
Official Secrets, Disclosure of by Sir H.
Kambold in recently published book
and Article in the National Review.
Debate [Lords], Dec. 8, 197.
China and Russia-Position of affairs as
to Russian Concession at Tientsin.
Q. Dec. 11, 912.
Import Duty on Herrings, High rate of—
Representations to the Russian Govern-
Amount imported into Great Britain
from Non-Russian Ports.
Bounties, Brussels Convention Com-
mercial Treaty, British Govern-
ment prepared to denounce in
event of Difficulties arising in
connection with Most-Favoured-
Nation Clause, etc.
08. Mr. G. Bowles, Dec. 5,
133, 134; Marquess of Lans-
downe, 1317.
Treaty of Commerce and Navigation with
Great Britain of 1859-Effect on the
Brussels Sugar Convention.
Q. Dec. 5, 125.
Rutland, Duke of
Education (England and Wales) Bill, com.
Dec. 9, 349; Dec. 10, 549; Dec. 11,
829.
St. Asaph, Bishop of
Education (England and Wales) Bill, com.
Dec. 9, 368, 397, 561.
St. John's Church, Sutton-on-Plym
Day Schools-Ritualistic Practices, Case
Education (England and Wales) Bill, com.
Dec. 9, 368, 379; Dec. 10, 585, 586,
634; Dec. 11, 798, 875.
Samuel, Mr. H. S. [Tower Hamlets, Lime-
house]
London Water Bill, com. Dec. 5, 149; Dec.
10, 702, 745.
Samuel, Mr. Herbert [Yorkshire, W.R.,
Cleveland]
Cleveland Parliamentary Election-Alleged
Leaflet Containing Gross Mis-state-
ment in regard to the Education Bil
Inaccuracy of Mr. Talbot's State-
ment-Personal Explanation, Dec. 8,
Q. Dec. 8, 223.
Sassoon, Sir E. [Hythe]
Cable Communication.
Extension Telegraph Company
-Pooling Arrangement between,
alleged, Dec. 9, 447.
Vancouver to Fanning Island Cable,
Speed Trials, Length of Cable
laid, etc., Dec. 16, 1323.
Africa, South-Trial of Mr. Schoeman by
Martial Law, Report of
Committee of Cape House of Assembly.
Qs. Dec. 8, 219; Dec. 9, 451.
Schwann, Mr. C. E. [Manchester, N.]
Argentine Cattle, Importation into Great
Britain for Slaughter-Progress of
Negotiations with the Argentine
Government, Dec. 16, 1322.
Imprisonment of Mr. R. M. Newton for
Fraud, Acquittal of Mr. Newton-
Question of Compensation, Dec. 11,
908.
Manchester Post Office Electric Lighting
Staff-Grievances, Dec. 16, 1329.
Venezuela, British and German claims
against.
Attack by British Fleet on Venezuelan
Fleet, sinking of Gunboats by the
Germans-Responsibility of the
British Government, etc., Dec. 15,
Banavie to Mallaig Railway-Condition
and Working of, Rates and Charges,
etc.--Board of Trade Report Presented,
Dec. 15, 1105, 1196.
Bee-keeping-Facilities provided by the
Congested Districts Board for Instrue-
tion, etc.
Ben Wyvis Grazings-Objections to Acqui
sition for Extension of Wyvis Deer
Forest.
Congestel Districts Board-for collective
headings, see title Congested Districts
Board.
Continuation Classes Grant-Amount to
be expended in Crofting Counties.
Q. Dec. 15, 1199.
Culloden Estate, Inverness-shire-Eviction
of Crofter Tenants, Extension of Bene-
fits of Crofter's Act of 1886, proposed.
Q. Dec. 9, 455.
Education-for collective heading, see title
Education.
Fisheries-for collective heading, see title
Fisheries.
Harris Tweed Industry-Distribution of
Hand Looms, proposed.
Q. Dec. 16, 1325.
Lewis, I land of, see that title.
Mallaig Pier Breakwater-Delay in con-
struction.
Q. Dec. 9, 452.
Moray Firth, see that title.
Orkney, Free Rod Fishing on Foreshores-
Date of Issue of Regulations as to
Public Rights.
Q. Dec. 11, 918.
Roads, see that title.
Ross-shire, see that title.
Spirits, Stock in Bond, on 31st March, 1901,
Total Spirits Bonded and cleared from
Bond from March, 1901, to March,
1902-Return presented, Dec. 9, 434.
Stornoway Fishermen's Dwellings,
Allocation of Sites.
Q. Dec. 17. 1470.
Trawling, see that title.
Wick School Board District-Extension
of Area, proposed.
Q. Dec. 15, 1200.
Seamen, Merchant Service
Savings Banks, Money Orders and Trans-
mission of Wages Account Pre-
sented, Dec. 16, 1289, 1321.
Seats in the House of Commons
Appropriation of, before Prayers, Re-
moval of Card by Dr. Thompson.
Os. Mr. S. Macneill, Mr. Speaker,
Mr. T. M. Healy, Dr. Thomp-
son, Dec. 16, 1322.
Seely, Maj. J. E. B. [Isle of Wight]
Militia and Yeomanry Bill, 2R, Dec. 9,
478.
Navy-Ammunition, Proportion of cupped
shell, Dec. 18, 1674.
SESSION 1902.
Dec. 5-Dec. 18.
Selborne, Earl of-First Lord of the Ad- Sinclair, Mr. L.—cont.
Education (England and Wales) Bill,
com. Dec. 9, 432; Dec. 11, 847; con.
Dec. 13, 1096.
Q. Dec. 8, 215, 230.
Shannon Development Company
Subsidy paid to-Terms of Agreement.
Q. Dec. 18, 1617.
Sheehan, Mr. D. [Cork Co., Mid]
Labourers' (Ireland) Acts-Definition of
Agricultural Labourer, Dec. 18, 1631.
County and Borough Sheriffs, Payment of
on an equal
Expenses Placing
footing, proposed.
High Sheriff's Officer responsible for
investigating and reporting to the
Crown on the eligibility and qualifi-
cation of Candidates.
Shipran, Dr. J. G. [Northampton]
Officers Number of
Officers promoted after being called
to Army Service in May, 1900, Pay,
etc., Dec. 11, 911.
Shoreditch Borough Council
London Water Bill, Protest against.
Os. Capt. Norton, Dec. 10, 686, 687.
Sidmouth
Fishing Nets Damaged by Naval Torpedo
Flotilla-Question of Compensation.
Q. Dec. 9, 439.
Trade and Commerce, Administration of
in principal countries of the world,
and powers conferred on Ministers of
Commerce-Return proposed, Dec. 19,
652; Dcc. 15, 1198.
Sittings of the House
Exemption from Standing Order—Motion
(Mr. A. J. Balfour), Dec. 16, 1342.
Number of days on which the House sat
in Session 1902, Total number of
Hours occupied, etc.-Return ordered,
Dec. 9, 437; Presentel, Dec. 10, 644.
Saturday Sitting of the House of Lords to
continue the discussion on the Educa-
tion Bill.
Os. Duke of Devonshire,
Spencer, Dec. 10, 641.
Session of 1903-Date of re-assembling.
Q. Dec. 17, 1514.
Belfast Post Office.
English Mail, Delay in Delivery
Steps taken to ensure
prompt Delivery, Dec. 9, 440.
Telegraphists Appointment of
Clerks from Provincial Offices,
Dec. 9, 441.
Lynch v. Howard, Trial of case at
Shandangan Petty Sessions-Au-
thority of Clerk of Sessions to
summon certain Magistrates, Dec.
11, 909.
National School Teachers.
Attendances of Assistant Teachers
Alteration of Scale of Aver
ages, proposed, Dec. 9, 446.
Facilities for Training-Arrange-
ments for courses in Model
Schools and other non-con-
vent Schools, Dec. 9, 446.
Smith, Mr. A. H. [Herts, Hertford]
London Water Bill, com. Dec. 8, 284.
Smith, Mr. Parker [Lanark, Partick]
Uganda Railway Bill, com, Dec. 15, 1238.
Material, Names of Firms Smith, Mr. W. F. D. [Strand, Westminister]
invited to tender.
Q. Dec. 15, 1203.
London Water Bill, com. Dec. 5, 161.
Soares, Mr. E. J. [Devonshire, Barnstaple]
Education (England and Wales) Bill,
Lords Amendts., Dec. 16, 1402, 1414.
Cable Licences, Expiration of Establish-
ment of Government Cables between
Great Britain and Spain, proposed.
Q. Dec. 16, 1330.
Speaker-Rt. Hon. W. C. Gully [Carlisle]
Adjournment of the House from Friday to
Monday, Motion for.
Closure, Question of, could not be dis-
cussed, Dec. 5, 140.
Range of Debate on this Motion for
Adjournment was restricted-It
was not in order to re-discuss
matters which had been debated
and decided--Attention had been
called to "new" and "urgent"
matters and the debate must now
be restricted to those matters,
Dec. 5, 140.
Right to urge Urgent Questions.
It was not like a Motion for Ad-
journment
Easter or
Whitsuntide or any unusual
Period, it was quite an ordi-
nary proceeding, and the
Speaker was not aware of any
Rule, and was under the im-
pression that it was an obso
lete practice-He was very
to interpose
where any doubt could exist
with regard to any opportu.
nity of debate which might
belong to the House, and
therefore he would call on
the Hon Member, Dec. 5,
131, 132.
Since 1856 there had been no
Question of any debate on
this Motion-In 1861 a Stand-
ing Order was made dealing
with the Adjournment from
Friday to Monday, and there
was no record of a Motion
like that suggested — The
practice of raising irrelevant
discussion upon this Motion
was obsolete and would inter-
fere with other Business,
Dec. 12, 1031.
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