House Of Lords
Saturday, 1st August, 1908.
Returns, Reports, Etc
Board Of Agriculture And Fisheries
Report of procedings at the Eighteenth Annual Meeting of Representatives of Authorities under the Sea Fisheries Regulation Act, 1888.
Denmark (New Customs Tariff)
Translation of the law establishing a new customs tariff for Denmark, with comparison, as far as possible, of the rates of customs duty contained in the new tariff with the rates at present in force and the English equivalents of both.
Statistics
Statistical Abstract for the principal and other foreign countries in each year from 1896 to 1905–1906 (as far as particulars can be stated). Thirty-Fourth Number.
Trade
Annual statement of the Trade of the United Kingdom with Foreign Countries and British Possessions, 1907. Supplement to Volumes I. and II. Abstract and detailed tables showing countries of consignment of imports and countries of ultimate destination of exports; with a prefatory memorandum.
Board Of Education
Outline of the successive legislative and administrative conditions affecting the relation of the Board of Education to Agricultural Education.
Presented (by Command), and ordered to lie on the Table.
Business Of The House
Standing Order No. XXXIX considered (according to order), and suspended for this day's sitting.
Private Bill Business
Commons Regulations (Towyn Trewan) Provisional Order Bill: Moved, that Standing Order No. 102B be dispensed
with (The Lord Steward ( E. Beauchamp) (for the Earl Carrington)); agreed to; Committee negatived. Then (Standing Order No. XXXIX. having been suspended); Bill read 3a , and passed.
Friendly Societies Bill
Returned from the Commons with the Amendments, agreed to.
Consolidated Fund (Appropria Tion) Bill
Brought from the Commons. Read 1a : Then (Standing Order No. XXXIX. having been suspended), Bill read 2a (The Lord Steward ( E. Beauchamp)): Committee negatived; Bill read 3a , and passed.
House adjourned during pleasure.
House resumed.
Commission
The following Bills received the Royal Assent:
House adjourned at twenty minutes past Twelve o'clock, to Monday, the 12th of October next, a quarter past Four o'clock.