The Motion stood over, under Standing Order No. 10, until a quarter-past Eight that evening, when the Motion was made and the Question, "That this House do now adjourn" was put and negatived on Division (Ayes, 73; Noes, 372). III.-LEAVE OF THE HOUSE GIVEN ON DIVISION. MOTIONS FOR ADJOURNMENT. Session 1924. IV. LEAVE OF THE HOUSE REFUSED BY LESS THAN FORTY NUMBER of Times Members asked leave to move the Adjournment. of the House in each of the following Years: No. 10. RETURN to an Order of, the Honourable the House of Commons, dated 17 December 1925-for, RETURN "of MOTIONS for ADJOURNMENT under STANDING ORDER NO. 10, showing the date of such Motion, the name of the Member proposing, the definite matter of urgent public importance, and the result of any Division taken thereon, during Session 1924-25 (in continuation of Parliamentary Paper No. 8 of Session 1924-25)." (The Deputy Chairman.) Ordered, by The House of Commons, to be Printed, LONDON: PRINTED & PUBLISHED BY HIS MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE. or 120, George Street, Edinburgh; or through any Bookseller. 1926 Price 1d. net. No. 10. RETURN of MOTIONS for ADJOURNMENT under STANDING ORDER No. 10, showing the date of such Motion, the name of the Member proposing, the definite matter of urgent public importance, and the result of any Division taken thereon, during Session 1924-25 (in continuation of Parliamentary Paper, No. 8 of Session 1924-25). I. LEAVE OF THE HOUSE SIGNIFIED WITHOUT A CALL UPON MEMBERS TO RISE IN THEIR PLACES. MOTIONS FOR ADJOURNMENT. Session 1924-25. Nil. II.—LEAVE OF THE HOUSE SIGNIFIED BY NOT LESS THAN FORTY MEMBERS RISING IN THEIR PLACES. MOTIONS FOR ADJOURNMENT. Session 1924-25. Nil. III.-LEAVE OF THE HOUSE GIVEN ON DIVISION. MOTIONS FOR ADJOURNMENT. Session 1924-25. Nil. IV. LEAVE OF THE HOUSE REFUSED BY LESS THAN FORTY MEMBERS RISING IN THEIR PLACES. MOTIONS FOR ADJOURNMENT. Session 1924-25. Nil. |