Business of the House.

– in the House of Commons am ar 27 Mehefin 1933.

Danfonwch hysbysiad imi am ddadleuon fel hyn

Photo of Mr George Lansbury Mr George Lansbury , Poplar Bow and Bromley

May I ask the right hon. Gentleman if there is any change in the business to-morrow, and how far he proposes to go to-night?

Photo of Mr Stanley Baldwin Mr Stanley Baldwin , Bewdley

We hope to get the Second Reading of the Sea-Fishing Industry Bill, and the Committee stage of the Money Resolution. We hope also to get the Report and Third Reading of the Education (Necessity of Schools) Bill, and we should like to get the remaining stages of the Local Government and Other Officers' Superannuation (Temporary Provisions) Bill. With regard to to-morrow, we propose to take, first, the Committee stage of a Supplementary Estimate for Dominion Services—that was in the Vote Office last Friday—consideration of Motions to approve the schemes for the marketing of pigs and bacon, the

Second Reading of the Administration of Justice (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill, and, if there is time, other Orders on the Paper.

Photo of Mr George Lansbury Mr George Lansbury , Poplar Bow and Bromley

With reference to the last Order mentioned for to-night, I hope the Patronage Secretary will not press us on that matter. As was said yesterday, there is a very large number of Amendments by all sorts of people, and probably there are all sorts of speeches to be made.

Photo of Mr Stanley Baldwin Mr Stanley Baldwin , Bewdley

The right hon. Gentleman and the House know that I always try to put an attractive programme before them. I hope we shall not sit up late to-night, and we have no intention of pressing that last Order in such circumstances.

Photo of Mr James Maxton Mr James Maxton , Glasgow Bridgeton

Can the right hon. Gentleman tell us what is the purpose of the Supplementary Estimate for the Dominions Office, and whether a White Paper is available?

Photo of Mr Stanley Baldwin Mr Stanley Baldwin , Bewdley

The White Paper is in the Vote Office now. The main item is a Newfoundland Grant-in-Aid.

Motion made, and Question put, That the Proceedings on Government Business be exempted, at this day's Sitting, from the provisions of the Standing Order (Sittings of the House)."—[Mr. Baldwin.]

The House divided: Ayes, 246; Noes, 39.

Division No. 244.]AYES.[3.27 p.m.
Acland-Troyte, Lieut.-ColonelBullock, Captain MalcolmDoran, Edward
Adams, Samuel Vyvyan T. (Leeds, W.)Burnett, John GeorgeDrewe, Cedric
Agnew, Lieut.-Com. P. G.Caporn, Arthur CecilDuckworth, George A. V.
Allen, Sir J. Sandeman (L'pool, W.)Castle Stewart, EarlDuncan, James A. L. (Kensington, N.)
Allen, William (Stoke-on-Trent)Cautley, Sir Henry S.Eady, George H.
Aske, Sir Robert WilliamCayzer, Maj. Sir H. R. (Prtsmth., S.)Edmondson, Major A. J.
Baldwin, Rt. Hon. StanleyCazalet, Thelma (Islington, E.)Elliot, Major Rt. Hon. Walter E.
Balfour, Capt. Harold (l. of Thanet)Chapman, Sir Samuel (Edinburgh,S.)Ellis, Sir R. Geoffrey
Barclay-Harvey, C. M.Christie, James ArchibaldElliston, Captain George Sampson
Beauchamp, Sir Brograve CampbellColfox, Major William PhilipElmley, Viscount
Beaumont, Hon. R. E. B. (Portsm'th,C.)Collins, Rt. Hon. Sir GodfreyEmmott, Charles E. G. C.
Benn, Sir Arthur ShirleyColville, Lieut.-Colonel J.Entwistle, Cyril Fullard
Bernays, RobertConant, R. J. E.Erskine-Bolst, Capt. C. C. (Blackpool)
Betterton, Rt. Hon. Sir Henry B.Cook, Thomas A.Evans, R. T. (Carmarthen)
Blaker, Sir ReginaldCooke, DouglasFaile, Sir Bertram G.
Blindell, JamesCopeland, IdaFlelden, Edward Brocklehurst
Borodale, ViscountCourthope, Colonel Sir George L.Fleming, Edward Lascelles
Bossom, A. C.Cowan, D.M.Foot, Dingle (Dundee)
Boulton, W. W.Crooke, J. SmedleyFoot, Isaac (Cornwall, Bodmin)
Bowater, Col. Sir T. VansittartCrookshank, Capt. H. C. (Gainsb'ro)Ford, Sir Patrick J.
Bowyer, Capt. Sir George E. W.Cross, R. H.Fox, Sir Gifiord
Briscoe, Capt. Richard GeorgeCruddas, Lieut.-Colonel BernardGault, Lieut.-Col. A. Hamilton
Broadbent, Colonel JohnDavies, Maj. Geo. F.(Somerset, Yeovil)Gilmour, Lt.-Col. Rt. Hon. Sir John
Brocklebank, C. E. R.Davison, Sir William HenryGluckstein, Louis Halle
Brown, Col. D. C. (N'th'l'd, Hexham)Denman, Hon. R. D.Goff, Sir Park
Brown, Ernest (Leith)Dickie, John P.Grattan-Doyle, Sir Nicholas
Browne, Captain A. C.Dixon, Rt. Hon. HerbertGretton, Colonel Rt. Hon. John
Buchan-Hepburn, P. G. T.Donner, P. W.Grigg, Sir Edward
Grimston, R. V.Manningham-Buller, Lt.-Col. Sir M.Sandeman, sir A. N. Stewart
Guest, Capt. Rt. Hon. F. E.Margesson, Capt. Rt. Hon. H. D. R.Sanderson, Sir Frank Barnard
Guinness, Thomas L. E. B.Marsden, Commander ArthurSessoon, Rt. Hon. Sir Philip A. G. D.
Guy, J. C. MorrisonMartin, Thomas B.Shakespeare, Geoffrey H.
Hacking, Rt. Hon. Douglas H.Mason, David M. (Edinburgh, E.)Shaw, Helen B. (Lanark, Bothwell)
Hamilton, Sir R. W. (Orkney & Zetl'nd)Mayhew, Lieut.-Colonel JohnShaw, Captain William T. (Forfar)
Harbord, ArthurMills, Sir Frederick (Leyton, E.)Shepperson, Sir Ernest W.
Harvey, George (Lambeth, Kenn'gt'n)Mills, Major J. D. (New Forest)Shute, Colonel J. J.
Haslam, Sir John (Bolton)Milne, CharlesSkelton, Archibald Noel
Headlam, Lieut.-Col. Cuthbert M.Mitchell, Sir W. Lane (Streatham)Slater, John
Heilgers, Captain F. F. A,Monsell, Rt. Hon. Sir B. EyresSmiles, Lieut.-Col. Sir Walter D.
Henderson, Sir Vivian L. (Chelmsf'd)Morgan, Robert H.Smith, R. W. (Ab'rd'n & Kinc'dlne, C.)
Hensage, Lleut.-Colonel Arthur P.Morris-Jones, Dr. J. H. (Denbigh)Smithers, Waldron
Herbert, Capt. S. (Abbey Division)Morrison, William ShephardSomerset, Thomas
Hope, Sydney (Chester, Stalybrldge)Mulrhead, Major A. J.Somervell, Donald Bradley
Hore-Bellsha, LeslieNall, Sir JosephSomerville, Annesiey A. (Windsor)
Horsbrugh, FlorenceNation, Brigadier-General J. J. H.Sotheron-Estcourt, Captain T. E.
Howard, Tom ForrestNewton, Sir Douglas George CSpencer, Captain Richard A.
Howitt, Dr. Alfred B.Nicholson, Godfrey (Morpeth)Stewart, J. H. (Fife, E.)
Hudson, Capt. A. U. M. (Hackney,N.)Nicholson, Rt. Hn. W. G. (Petersf'ld)Strauss, Edward A.
Hume, Sir George HopwoodNunn, WilliamStrickland, Captain W. F.
Hunter, Dr. Joseph (Dumfries)Ormiston, ThomasStuart, Hon. J. (Moray and Nairn)
Hurst, Sir Gerald B.Palmer, Francis NoelStuart, Lord C. Crichton-
Inskip, Rt. Hon. Sir Thomas W. H.Patrick, Colln M.Sutclifle, Harold
James, Wing-Com. A. W. H.Peake, Captain OsbertTate, Mavis Constance
Johnstone, Harcourt (S. Shleids)Pearson, William G.Thomas, James P. L. (Hereford)
Kerr, Hamilton W.Perkins, Walter R. D.Titchfield, Major the Marquess at
Kimball, LawrencePeters, Dr. Sidney JohnTodd, A. L. S. (Kingswinford)
Knight, HolfordPetherlck. M.Tryon, Rt. Hon. George Clement
Knox, Sir AlfredPeto, Sir Basil E. (Devon, Barnstaple)Vaughan-Morgan, Sir Kenyon
Lamb, Sir Joseph QuintonPeto, Geoffrey K.(W'verh'pt'n, Bilst'n)Wallace, Captain D. E. (Hornsey)
Lambert, Rt. Hon. GeorgePownall, Sir AsshetonWallace, John (Dunfermline)
Law, Sir AifredProcter, Major Henry AdamWard, Lt.-Col. Sir A. L. (Hull)
Law, Richard K. (Hull, 8.W.)Ramsay, Capt. A. H. M. (Midlothian)Ward, Irene Mary Bewick (Wallsend)
Leckle, J. A.Ramsay, T. B W. (Western Isles)Ward, Sarah Adelaide (Cannock)
Lees-Jones, JohnRamsbotham, HerwaldWarrender, Sir Victor A. G.
Levy, ThomasRamsden, Sir EugeneWaterhouse, Captain Charles
Llddall, Walter S.Rathbone, EleanorWatt, Captain George Steven H.
Llewellyn-Jones, FrederickRea, Walter RussellWeymouth, Viscount
Lloyd, GeoffreyReid, Capt. A. Cunningham.White, Henry Graham
Lyons, Abraham MontaguReid, David D. (County Down)Whyte, Jardins Bell
Mabane, WilliamReid, William Allan (Derby)Williams, Charles (Devon, Torquay)
MacAndrew, Capt. J. O. (Ayr)Remer, John R.Williams, Herbert G. (Croydon, S.)
MacDonald, Malcolm (Bassetlaw)Rentoul, Sir Gervais S.Wills, Wilfrid D.
Macdonald, Capt. p. D. (I. of W.)Robinson, John RolandWilson, Lt.-Col. Sir Arnold (Hertf'd)
McEwen, Captain J. H. F.Rosbotham, Sir ThomasWindsor-Cllve, Lleut.-Colonel George
McKeag, WilliamRoss, Ronald D.Wise, Alfred R.
McKie, John HamlltonRoss Taylor, Walter (Woodbrldge)Withers, Sir John James
Maclay, Hon Joseph PatonRuggies-Brlse, Colonel E. A.Womersley, Walter James
McLean, Major Sir AlanRunge, Norah CecilWood, Rt. Hon. Sir H. Kfngsiey
Macmillan, Maurice HaroldRussell, Alexander West (Tynemouth)Wood, Sir Murdoch McKenzle (Banff)
Macpherson, Rt. Hon. Sir IanRutherford, Sir John Hugo (Liverp'l)Worthington, Dr. John V.
Maltland, AdamSaimon, Sir Isidore
Makins, Brigadler-General ErnestSamuel, Sir Arthur Michael (F'nham)TELLERS FOR THE AYES.
Mander, Geoffrey le M.Samuel, Rt. Hon. Sir H. (Darwen)Sir Frederick Thomson and Sir
George Penny.
NOES.
Adams, D. M. (Poplar, South)Healy, CahirParkinson, John Allen
Attlee, Clement RichardHirst, George HenryPrice, Gabriel
Banfleld, John WilliamJenkins, Sir WilliamSalter, Dr. Alfred
Haley, JosephJohn, WilliamSmith, Tom (Normanton)
Brown, C. W. E. (Notts., Mansfield)Lansbury, Rt. Hon. GeorgeThorne, William James
Daggar, GeorgeLawson, John JamesTinker, John Joseph
Davies, Rhys John (Westhoughton)Logan, David GilbertWedgwood, Rt. Hon. Josiah
Edwards, CharlesLunn, WilliamWilliams, David (Swansea, East)
George, Major G. Lloyd (Pembroke)McEntee, Valentine L.Williams, Edward John (Ogmore)
George, Megan A. Lloyd (Angiesea)Maclean, Neil (Glasgow, Govan)Williams, Dr. John H. (Llanelly)
Grenfell, David Rees (Glamorgan)Mainwaring, William HenryWilliams, Thomas (York, Don Valley)
Griffiths, T. (Monmouth, Pontypool)Maxton, James.
Grundy, Thomas W.Milner, Major JamesTELLERS FOR THE NOES.
Hall, George H. (Merthyr Tydvil)Owen, Major GoronwyMr. John and Mr. G. Macdonald.

Question put, and agreed to.