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SELECT
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THE
COMMITTEE
ON
COUNTY OFFICERS AND COURTS
(IRELAND) BILL;
WITH
THE
P E O C E E D I F G S OE THE COMMITTEE.
Ordered, by The House of Commons, to he Printed,
17 July 1S77.
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Friday, 22nd June 1877C O U N T Y O F F I C B K S AND C O U R T S ( I R E L A N D ) B I L L
read a second time, and committed
to a Select Committee.
Friday, 29th June 1877Ordered,
THAT
the Select Committee do consist of Nineteen Members.
Committee nominated of—
Mr. King-Harman.
Mr. Law.
Sir Colman O'Loghlen.
Mr. Parnell.
Mr. Lowry Corry.
Mr. Shaw.
Mr. Serjeant Sherlock.
Mr. Wilson.
Mr. Attorney General for Ireland.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach.
Mr. George Beresford.
Mr. Biggar.
Mr. Close.
Mr. Downing.
Mr. David Plunket.
Mr. Meldon.
Mr. O'Shaughnessy.
M r . Gonlding.
Mr. Macartney.
Ordered,
THAT
Five be the Quorum of the Committee.
Monday, 9th July 1877Ordered,
THAT
the Select Committee do consist of Twenty-one Members.
Ordered,
THAT
Mr. Buit and Mr. Charles Lewis be added to the Conmiittee.
REPORT
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMITTEE
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to whom the
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COUNTY
OFFICERS
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was referred, have gone through the BiU, and
made Amendments thereunto.
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C O M M I T T E E .
Monday, 2nd July 1877MEMBERS PRESENT :
Mr. King-Harman.
Mr. Goulding.
Mr. Attorney General for Ireland.
Mr. David Plunket.
Mr. George, Eeresford.
Mr. Lowry Corry.
Mr. Downiug.
Mr. Parnell.
Mr. O'Shaughnessy.
M r . ATTORNEY G E N E R A L FOR I R E L A N D w a s called to t h e C h a i r .
The Committee deliberated.
[Adjourned till To-morrow, at Twelve o'clock.
Tuesday, 3rd July 1877MEMBERS P R E S E N T :
M r . A T T O R N E Y G E N E R A L FOR I R E L A N D i n t h e C h a i r .
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
King-Harman.
Sing-H
Gouldin;
Lowry Corry.
George Beresford.
Macartnev.
Mr. Downing.
Mr. David Plunket.
Mx, Wilson,
Preamble postponed.
Clauses 1 and 2, agreed to.
Clause 3, postponed.
Clause 7, agreed to_
Clause S, postponed.
Clause 9, amended, and agreed to.
Clause 10.—Amendment proposed, to leave out from the word " p e a c e , " in line 12, to
the word " p e a c e , " in line 16—(Mr. X>owniK^).~Question put, Tha,t the words proposed
to be left oiit stand part of the Clause.—Question put.— The Committee divided;
Ayes, 4.
Mr. David P l u n k e t .
Mr. King-Harman.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Noes, 6.
Wilson.
Lowry Corry.
Goulding.
George Beresford.
Macartney.
Downing.
Clause further amended, and agreed to.
Clause
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Clauses 14 and \5, postponed.
[Adjourned till Friday next, at Twelve o'clock.
Friday, 6th July 1877.
MEMBERS P R E S E N T :
M r . ATTORNEY GENERAL FOB IRELAND in the Chair.
Mr. Goulding.
Mr. Macartney.
Mr. Downing.
Mr. Close.
Mr. Lowry Corry.
Sir Colman O'Loarhlen.
Mr. Wilson.
Mr. Biggar.
Mr. Parnell.
Mr. O'Shaugnessy.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach,
M r . David P l u n k e t .
Mr. King-Harman.
Clauses 19—24, amended, and agreed to.
Clause 26, agreed to.
Clauses 27 and 28, amended, and agreed to.
Clause 29, Amendment proposed in Sub-section (a), line 37, to leave out " t h r e e , " in.
in order to insert " f i v e " — ( M r . Downing),—instead
thereof. — Question put. That
" three " stand part of the Clause.—The Committee divided:
Ayes 3.
.
Mr. David Plunket.
Mr. King-Harman.
Noes 11.
Mr. Wilson.
M r . Goulding.
Mr. Macartney.
Mr. Downing.
Mr. Close.
M r . Lowry Corry.
Mr. Parnell.
Mr. Eisffar.
Mr. O'Shanghnessy.
" Five " inserted.—Other Amendments made.—Clause, as amended, agreed to.
Clauses 31—38, agreed to.
[Adjourned till Tuesday next, at Twelve o'clock.
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Tuesday, lOth July 1877MEMBERS PRESENT :
M r . ATTORNEY GENERAL FOR IRELAND in the Chair.
Mr. Law.
M r . King-Harman.
Mr. Downing.
Ml'. David PJunket.
Mr. Shaw.
Sir Cohnan O'Loghlen.
Mr. O'Shaughnessy.
Mr. Lowry Corry.
Mr. Macartney.
Mr. Close.
Mr. Meldon.
Mr. Wilson.
Mr. Butt.
Mr. Charles Lewis.
Mr. Parnell.
Clause 5.—Amendments made.—Question put, That the Clause, as amended, stand part
of the Bill.—The Committee divided:
Ayes, 12.
Mr. Wilson.
Mr. Close.
Mr. Lowry Corr;y.
Mr. Law.
Mr. King-Harman.
Mr. Shaw.
Mr. O'Shaughnessy.
Mr. Meldon.
Mr. David Plunket.
Noes, 4.
Mr. Macartney.
Mr. Downing.
Mr. Butt.
Clauses 60 and 61, postponed.
Clause 62.—Question put. That this Clause stand part of the Bill.—The Committee
divided;
Ayes, 13.
Noes, 4.
Mr. Downing.
Mr. Wilson.
Mr. Close.
Mr. Butt.
Mr. Macartney.
Sir Colman O'Loghlen,
Mr. Lowry Corry.
Mr. Meldon.
M r . Law.
Mr. King-riarman.
Mr. Shaw.
Mr. O'Shaughnessy.
Mr. David Plunket.
Mr. Charles Lewis.
Clause &'6, agreed to.
Clause 66, agreed to
Clause 67, disagreed to.
Clause
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Clauee 71.'—Amendment proposed, to leave out all the words from tlie beginning of the
Clause to the first word " and," in line 19—(Mr Butt).—Question
put. That the words
proposed to be left out stand part of the Clause.—The Committee divided:
Ayes, 10.
Mr. Wilson.
Mr. Macartney.
Mr. Lowry Corry.
Mr. Law.
Mr. Downing.
Mr. King-Harman.
Mr. Shaw.
Mr. Meldon.
Mr. Charles Lewis.
Noes, 3.
Mr. Butt.
Mr. Parnell.
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Clause agreed to.
Clause 73, •postponed.
Clause 74.—Amendments made.—Amendment proposed, in line 40, after the word
" courts," to insert the words " and to sheriffs for the execution of the decrees or orders
•of the Civil Bill C o u r t s " — ( M r . Serjeant Sherlock).—Question,
T h a t those words be
there inserted,—put, and negatived.—Clause, as amended, agreed to.
Wednesday, 11
July 1877-
MEMBEKS P E E S E N T :
M r . A T T O R N E Y G E N E R A L FOR I R E L A N D in t h e Chair.
Mr. Law.
Mr. George Boresford.
Mr. Downing.
Mr. K i n g - H a r m a n .
Mr. Shaw.
Sir Colman O'Loghlen
Mr. Butt.
Mr. Macartney.
Mr. David P l u u k e t .
Mr. Meldon.
Mr. Wilson.
Mr. Lowry Corry.
Mr. Charles Lewis.
Mr. Close.
Mr. Parnell,
Mr. O'Shaughnessy.
Clause 79, amended, and agreed to.Clause 80.—Amendment proposed, at the end of the Clause, to leave out the words
" notary public, solicitor, or attorney"—(Mr. Seijeant »S/(erZoc/().—Question put. That the
words proposed to be left out stand part of the Clause.—The Committee divided:
Ayes, 10.
Mr. Wilson.
Mr. Close.
Mr. Macartney.
Mr. Lowry Corry.
Mr. Butt.
Mr. King-Harman.
M r . Shaw.
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Noes, 4.
Mr. Downing.
Mr. Meldon.
Mr. Seijeant Sherlock.
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Question put. That this Clause, as amended, stand
divided:
Ayes, 12.
Mr. Wilson.
Mr. Macartney.
Mr. Lowry Corry.
Mr. Butt.
Mr. King-Harman.
Mr. Shaw.
Mr. David Plunket.
M r . Charles Lewis.
M r . Parnell.
Several postponed Clauses, amended, and agreed to.
Postponed Clause 39.—Question put.
Committee divided:
part of the Bill.- -The Committee
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Noes, 5.
Close.
Law.
Downing.
Serjeant Sherlock.
Meldon.
That this Clause stand part the Bill.- -The
Ayes, 14.
Mr. Wilson.
Mr. Close.
Mr. Macartney.
Mr. Lowry Corry.
M r . George Beresford.
Mr. Law.
Mr. Butt.
M r . King-Harman.
Mr. Meldon.
Mr. David Plunket.
Mr. Charles Lewis.
Mr. Downing.
Other postponed clauses, amended, and agreed to.
Noes, 3.
Mr. Shaw.
Mr. Parnell.
Postponed Clause 73, disagreed to.
New Clause (Title of the Chairman)—(Sir Colman O'io^rAZew)—brought up and read
the first time.—Question put. That this Clause be now read a second time.—The Committee divided:
Noes, 5.
Ayes, 11.
Mr.
Wilson.
Mr. Close.
Mr. Lowry Corry.
Mr. Macartney.
Mr. Butt.
M r . George Beresford.
Mr. David Plunket.
Mr. Law.
Mr. Charles Lewis.
Mr, Downing.
Mr. King-Harman.
Mr. Shaw.
M r . Serjeant Sherlock.
Mr. Meldon.
Clause added.
[Adjourned till Friday next, at Twelve o'clock.
Friday, \3th July IS77MEMBERS P R E S E N T :
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
A T T O R N E Y G E N E R A L FOR IRELAND
Law.
George Beresford.
King Harman.
Serjeant Sherlock.
Wilson.
David Plunket.
Close.
Biggar.
in the Chair.
Mr. Shaw.
Mr. Downing.
Mr. Butt.
M r . Meldon.
Mr. Macartney.
Mr. Charles Lewis.
Several
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Several new Clauses added.
New Clause (Fixing the collection of fees)—(The Chairman)—brought
up and read the
first time.—Question put, T h a t this Clause be now read a second time—The Committee
divided:
Noes, 4.
Ayes, 9.
Mr. B u t t .
Mr. "Wilson.
M r . Close.
Mr. Meldon.
M r . Biggar.
Mr. Law.
DO
Mr. Downing.
Mr. King-Harman.
M r . Shaw.
Amendment made.
Another Amendment proposed, to leave out sub-sections 7, 8, and 9—(Mr. Shaw).—
Question put, That the words, " The Treasury shall keep such separate accounts," stand
part of the Clause.—The Committee divided:
Ayes, 11.
Mr. "Wilson.
Mr. Close.
Air. Law.
Mr. Downing.
M r . King-Harman.
M r . Serjeant Sherlock.
Mr. Charles Lewis.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Noes, 5.
Shaw.
Macartney.
Butt.
Biggar.
Meldon.
Another Amendment proposed, at the end of the Clause, to add the words, " Provided
always, that no orders made under the authority of this section, fixing any fees to be jâld
b)'suitors, shall continue or be in force longer than the 1st day of J a n u a r y 1881 "—
(Mr. Butt).—Question
put. That those words be there added.—The Committee divided :
Ayes, 6.
Mr. Downing.
Mr. B u t t .
Mr. Shaw.
Mr. Meldon.
Mr. Biggar.
Noes, 10.
M r . Wilson.
Mr. Close.
Mr. Macartney.
Mr. Law.
Mr. Ivlng-Harman.
Mr. David Plunket.
M r . Charles Lewis.
Clause, as amended, added.
Another new Clause added.
[Adjourned till Monday next, at Twelve o'clock.
Monday, \Gth July 1877.
MEMBERS P R E S E N T ;
M r . A T T O R N E Y G E N E R A L FOR IRELAND in t h e Chair.
Mr. L a w .
Ml'. George Beresford.
Mr. Wilson.
Mr. Macartney.
Mr. Close.
Mr. Shaw.
M r . O'Shaughnessy.
Mr. Downing.
M r . Butt.
Mr. Meldon.
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New Clause brought up, and read the first tune, as follows : " I t shall be lawful for
any recorder, or other county court judge, upon the trial of any civil bill or equity'
ease, to direct a special case to be stated for the opinion of a Division of the High Court
of Justice in case any question of law or equity shall arise before him on the trial of a
civil bill or equity case, which, in his judgment, may be proper to be decided by the H i g h
Court of J ustice ; and. the case, when stated, shall be signed by the recorder or other
county court judge before whom the civil bill or equity case shall come ; and the appellant shall lodge the case, and take all other necessary steps to have the case set down for
hearing before a Division of the High Court of Justice within such time as any general
order to be made under this Act shall require, and, in defult of his doing so, the decree
shall stand affirmed with costs, unless on special application one of the judges of a Division
of the High Court of Justice shall otherwise order "—(Sir Colman 0'Logfilen).— Question
put. That this Clause be now read a second time —The Committee divided :
Ayes, 3.
Mr. Butt.
Mr. Shaw.
Noes, 9.
Wilson.
Close.
Macartney.
Geerge Beresford.
Law.
Downing.
O'Shaughnessy.
Serjeant Sherlock.
David Plunket.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Another new Clause brought up, and read the first time, as follows : " I t shall be lawful
for the Lord Lieutenant, with the concurrence of the Lord Chancellor and of the Treasury, to grant to any chairman, appointed before the passing of this Act to a first class
county, who shall show, to the satisfaction of the Lord Lieutenant and. the Treasury, that
the discharge of the additional duties imposed upon him by this Act will deprive him of
professional emoluments which, if this Act had not been passed, he would have received,
such special salary while lie shall hold office not exceeding 300 I. a year, as, having regard
to the circunjstances of each case, shall to the Lord Lieutenant and the 'I'reasury appear
just and reasonable: Provided always that any chairman accepting such special salary
shall be disqualified from practising at the bar in the same manner as a chairman appointed
after the passing of this Act will be : and provided also that such special salary shall not
be taken into account in computing the amount of pension payable to any chairman who
may accept the same "—(Sir Colman O'Lonhlen).—Question put. That this Clause be now
read a second time.—The Committee divided :
Ayes, 4.
Mr. Macartney.
Mr. Downing.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Noes, 8.
Wilson.
Close.
George Beresford.
Law.
Butt.
Shaw.
O'Shaughnessy.
David Plunket.
Another new Clause (Eemoval of proceedings to superior Court)—(Mr.
—brought
up and read the ilrst time.—Question|put, That this Clause be now read a second time.—
The Committee divided:
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Ayes, 6.
Law.
Butt.
Shaw.
Serjeant Sherlock.
Meldon.
David Plunket.
Noes, 6.
Mr. Wilson.
Mr. Close.
Mr. Macartney.
Mr. Downing.
Whereupon the Chairman declared himself with the Ayes.
Amendments made.
Question put, That this Clause, as âmended, be added to the Bill. — The Committee
divided:
Ayes, 8.
Noes, f).
Mr. Law.
Mr. Wilson.
Mr. Close.
Mr. Butt.
rvlr. Macartney.
Mr. Shaw.
Mr. O'Shaughnessy.
Mr. Meldon.
Mr. David .Plunket.
Other
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Other new Clauses added.
Another new Claxise brought up, and read the first time, as follows:
" A s soon as the number of Chairmen shall be, under this Act, reduced to 21, Chairmen
shall interchange their counties or unions of counties, so that no Chairman shall sit or act
as a Chairman of a county, or union- of counties, for more than five years consecutively.
" The Lord Lieutenant, by and with the advice and consent of the P r i v y Council in
Ireland, shall, from time to time, make rules and regulations for carrying out this provision,
and shall frame a rota of counties and Chairmen, so as to provide that every Chairman
shall be changed from county to county, or to unions of counties, at least once in every
five years.
" Nothing in this section contained shall apply to recorders of cities or towns, or to a
Chairman appointed before the passing of this A c t " — ( S i r Colman O'Loc/hleii).—Question
put, That this Clause be now read a second time.—The Committee divided:
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Noes, 7.
Mr. Wilson.
Mr. Downing.
Mr. B u t t .
M r . Meldon.
M r . David Plunket.
Ayes, 5.
Macartney.
George Beresford,
Shaw.
Colman O'Loghle
O'Shaughnessy.
Another new Clause brought up, an l read the first time, as follows:
" I t shall be lawful for the party to the suit or other proceeding in any civil bill courts
or for an attorney of one of H e r Majesty's superior courts at Dublin, being the attorney
on record for such party, or for an attorney retained as an advocate by such first-mentioned
attorney, or fur a barrister retained by or on behalf of such party (parties may employ
two attornies), but without any right of exclusive audience or pre-audience, or by leave of
the judge for any other person allowed by him to appear instead of the party, to appear
and address the court and conduct the case, b u t subject to such rules and regulations as
may from time to time be prescribed for the orderly transaction of the business of the
c o u r t ; provided, hoAvever, that wherever a second attorney may be so retained the cost
of the attorney on record shall only be taxed againt the unsuccessful party"—(Mr. Downivg).—Question
put. That this Clause be now read a second time.—The Committee
divided:
Aye«, 7.
Mr. Wilson.
Mr. Downing.
Sir Coleman O'Loghlen.
Mr. O'Shaughnessy.
M r . Butt.
Mr. Shaw.
Noes, 7.
Mr. David Plunket.
Mr. Macartney.
Mr. Close.
Mr. Meldon.
Ml". Law.
Whereupon, the Cbairman declared himself witb the Noes.
Another new Clause (parties may appear in person, or by attorney or by counsel)—
( M r . Law),—brought
u]), and read the first time.—Question put. That the Clause be now
read a second time.-—-The Committee divided:
Noes, 6.
Mr. Wilson.
Mr. Downing.
Mr. O'Shaughnessy.
Mr. Shaw.
Ayes, 8.
M r . Macartney.
Sir ]\lichael Hicks Beach.
Mr. Close.
Mr. Meldon.
Mr. B u t t .
Mr. L a w .
Clause added.
Schedules A . and B . amended, and agreed to.
Schedule C., agreed to.
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Tuesday, \7th July 1877'
MEMBERS P R E S E N T :
M r . ATTORNEY GENERAL FOR IRELAND in the Chair.
Mr. Close.
Mr. Downing.
Mr. Law.
Mr. King-Harman.
Mr. Shaw.
Sir Colman O'Loghleu.
Mr. Wilson.
Mr. Macartney.
New Schedule D., brought up, and read a first and second time.
Amendment proposed in Class 1., line 1, to leave out the words " and county' -(Sir
(Jolman
Qiîestion put. That the words " a n d county" stand part of the
Schedule.—The Committee divided:
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Noes, 3.
Mr. Downing.
Mr. Shaw.
Ayes, 7.
David Plunket.
Wilson.
George Beresford.
Macartney.
King-Harman.
Close.
Law.
Another Amendment proposed in Class I., line 2, to leave out the words " and county "
—(Sir Colman 0''Loghle7i).—Question, That the words " and county" stand part of the
Schedule,—put, and agreed to.
Another Amendment proposed in Class I., line 2, to leave out the figures 1,000 I., in
order to insert 1,100 /.—(Mr. David Plunket),—instead thereof.—Question, That 1,000 I.
stand part of the Schedule,—put, and negatived.
Question put, " That
divided;
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
the
figures
1,100 Z. be
Ayes, 6.
David Plunket.
Wilson.
George Beresford.
King-Harman.
Close.
Law.
there inserted."—The
Committee
Noes, 4.
Mr. Macartney.
Mr. Downing.
Mr. Shaw.
Another Amendment proposed. Class I., line 3, to leave out the figures 1,000?., in order
to insert the figures 1,100 Z.—(Mr. David Plunket),—instead thereof.—Question, That the
figures 1,000 Z. stand part of t h e Schedule,—put, and negatived.
Question put, " That the figures
divided :
Ayes, 8.
Mr. David Plunket.
Mr. Wilson.
Mr. Macartney.
Mr. King-Harman.
Mr. Close.
Mr. Law.
Mr. Shaw.
1,1001, be
there inserted."—The
Committee
Noes, 2.
M r . Downing.
Another Amendment proposed, Class I I . , line 4, to leave out the figures 9007., in order
to insert the figures 1,000 Z.—(Mr. David Plunket),—instead thereof.—Question put. That
the figures 900 Z. stand part of the Schedule.—The Committee divided :
Ayes, 4.
Mr. Downing.
Mr. King-Harman.
Mr. Shaw.
Noes, 6.
Mr. David Plunket.
Mr. Wilson.
Mr. Macartney.
Mr. Close.
Mr. Law.
Figures 1,000 Z. inserted.
Another
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Another Amendment proposed. Class I I . , line 5, to leave out the figures 900 Z., in
order to insert the figures 1,000/.—(Sir Coleman O'Loglilen),—instead thereof-—Question,
T h a t the figures 900/. stand part of the Schedule,—-put, and negatived.
Figures 1,0001, inserted.
Another Amendment proposed. Class II., line 6,'to leave out the figures 900/., in order
to insert the figures 1,000/.—(Sir ColemanO^Loghlen),—instead thereof.—The Committee
divided:
Jfoes, 7.
Ayes, 3.
M r . Downing.
Mr. Shaw.
Mr. Wilson.
Mr. King-Harman.
Mr. Macartney.
Sir Coleman C)'Loghlen.
M r . Close,
Mr. Law.
Figures 1,000 /. inserted.
Another Amendment proposed in Class I . , line 7, to leave out the figures 900 /., in order
to insert the figures 1,0001.—(Mr. David Plunket),—instead thereof.—Question put. That
the figures 900 /. stand part of the Schedule.—The Committee divided:
Ayes, 3.
M r . Downing.
Mr. King-Harman.
Mr. Shaw.
Noes, 8.
M r . Law.
Mr. Close.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach,
M r . Macartney.
Mr. Plunket.
Mr. Wilson.
Another Amendment proposed in Class I I . , line 8, to leave out the figures 900/., in order
to insert the figures 1,000 /.—(Mr. David Plunhet),—instead thereof.—Question put, That
the figures 900 /. stand part of Schedule.—The Committee divided ;
Noes, 8.
Ayes, 3.
Mr. Shaw.
Mr. Wilson,
Mr. Downing.
M r . George Beresford,
M r . King-Harman
Mr. Macartney.
Mr. Close.
Mr. Law.
O
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Aaother Amendment proposed, Class I I . , line 9, to leave out the figures 900 /., in order
to insert the figures 1,000 /.—(Mr. David Plunket),—instead
thereof.—Question p u t . T h a t
the figures 900 I. stand part of the Schedule.—The Committee divided:
Ayes, 3.
Noes, 8.
Mr. Downing.
M r . Shaw.
Mr. Wilson.
Mr. King-Harman.
M r . Macartney.
Mr. George Beresford,
Mr, Close.
Mr. Law.
Another Amendment proposed. Class I I . , line 10, to leave out the figures 900 /,, in
order to insert the figures 1,000 /.—(Sir Colmaii O'Loghlen),—instead thereof.—Question
put. T h a t the figures " 900 /. " stand part of the Schedule.—The Committee divided :
Noes, 8.
Ayes, 3.
Mr. Downing.
Mr. Wilson,
M r . Shaw.
Mr, Macartney.
M r . King-Harman.
Mr, George Beresford,
M r . Close.
Mr. L a w .
Figures 1,000 /. Inserted.
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P R O C E E D I N G S : — C O U N T Y O F P I C E E S A N D COURTS ( I R E L A N D ) B I L L .
Another Amendment proposed in Class I I . , line 11, to leave out the figures 900 I., in
order to insert the figures 1,000 I.—(Sir Qolman O^Loghlen),—instead thereof.—Question
put, " That the figures 900 Z., stand part of the Schedule."—The Committee divided:
Ayes, 3.
Mr. Downing.
Mr. King-Harman.
Mr. Shaw.
Noes, 8.
Mr. David Plunket.
Mr. Wilson.
Mr. Macartney.
Mr. Close.
Mr. Law.
Figures 1,000 I. inserted.
Another Amendment proposed in Class I I . , line 12, to leave out the figures 900 I., in
order to insert the figures 1,000 Z.—(Mr. Wilson),—instead
thereof.-—Question put,
' T h a t the figures 900 i. stand part of the Schedule."—The Committee divided:
Ayes, 6.
Mr. Downing.
Mr. King-Harman.
Mr. Shaw.
Noes, 0.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
David P l u n k e t .
Wilson.
Macartney.
Law.
Close.
Another Amendment proposed in Class I I I . , line 13, to leave out the figures 800 Z., in
order to insert the figures 900 Z.—(Mr. David Plunket),—instead thereof.—Question, That
the figures 800 Z. stand part of the Schedule,—put, and negatived.
Figures 900 Z. inserted.
Another Amendment proposed in Class V I . , line 30, to leave out the figures 500Z., in
order to insert the figures 600Z.-—(Mr. King-Harman),—instead
thereof.— Question put.
That the figures 500Z. stand part of the Schedule.—The Committee divided :
Ayes, 6.
Mr. Macartney.
Mr. Downing.
Mr. Law.
Mr. Shaw.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr,
Noes, 5.
David P l u n k e t .
Wilson.
Geoi'ge Beresford.
King-Harman.
Close.
Another Amendment proposed in Class V I . , line 3, to leave out the figures 500 Z., in
order to insert the figures 600Z.—(Mr. King-Harman),—instead
thereof.—Question put,
that the figures 500 Z. stand part of the Schedule.—The Committee divided:
Ayes, 6.
Mr. Macartney.
Mr. Downing.
Mr. Close.
Mr. Shaw.
Schedule, as amended, added to the Bill.
New Schedule (E.) added.
Preamble read, and agreed to.
Bill, as amended, to be reported.
Ordered, To Report.
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Wilson.
George Beresford.
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