asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department, Whether he has received a Report from the Earl of March and Lord Winmarleigh on the subject of the bye-laws passed by the Conservators of the River Wye; and, if so, whether he will lay it upon the Table; whether he proposes to act on the said Report, if any; and, whether the said bye-laws are not identical with those which were repealed, after a long and searching inquiry in the year 1875, by a Commission of which the Inspectors of Fisheries were members?

, in reply, said, that the Report in question had been received at the Home Office, and was now under the consideration of the Department.