Hansard's Parliamentary Debates

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PARNELL Mr C S Meath
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Bill withdrawn July 30
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Metropolitan Board of Works Water Expenses Bill Bill 204
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University Education Ireland No 2 Billcontinued
123
To leave out from the word That to the end of the Question in order to add
127
THE CATHEDRALS COMMISSIONCONSTITUTION OF THE COMMISSIONQuestion
133
INDIATHE BRAHMIN KISHEN DUTTQuestion Observations Lord Stanley
145
Industrial Schools Powers of School Boards Bill No 153
153
OFFICERS ON HALF PAYTHE CIRCULAR LETTER MAY 1866Question
159
IRELANDTHE ALLIANCE AND DUBLIN CONSUMERS GAS COMPANYTHE
161
Moved that an humble Address be presented to Mr Salt Mr SclaterBooth
163
It being Seven of the clock further Proceeding stood adjourned till this
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SUPPLYOrder for Committee read Motion made and Question proposed
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Ordered read 10 July 24 Bill 259
259
SLAVE TRADE SOUTH EAST COAST OF AFRICA Observations Earl Gran
273
University Education Ireland Bill No 134
283
INDIAN OATHS ACTALLEGED TORTUREQuestion Sir Charles W Dilke
297
INDIADEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND COMMERCE
301
Subm
303
Customs Bill of Entry Office 853
305
INDIAKIRWEE PRIZE FUNDQuestion Lord George Cavendish Answer
309
Answer Mr
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ORDERS OF THE
343
16
405
Artizans Dwellings Act 1868 Extension recommitted Bill
409
Moved That the Bill be now read 2ªThe Lord Truro
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After short debate on Question That now stand part of the Motion?
435
University Education Ireland Bill No 134
441
305
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sidered upon Thursday and to be printed Bill 245
553
MOTION
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Resolu
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Turnpike Acts Continuance Comm 1138 Goffin by the Science and Art Department
603
INDIANORTHWEST FRONTIERQuestion Mr Grant Duff Answer
613
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT SALARIES OF SCHOOLMASTERS
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Question Mr Baxter Answer Viscount San REDESDALE Earl of Chairman of Com
627
Army Discipline and Regulation Bill Bill 245
633
Bankruptcy Law Amendment Bill Lords Bill 114
719
SOUTH AFRICALATEST TELEGRAMQuestion The Earl of Kimberley
731
SUCHAIT SINGHTHE CHUMBA SUCCESSIONRESOLUTION
733
744
743
ARMY DISCIPLINE AND REGULATION COMMENCEMENT EXPENSES
815
Army Discipline and Regulation Bill No 156
829
RUSSIATREATMENT OF POLITICAL OFFENDERSALLEGED RUSSIAN ATROCI
841
THE METROPOLITAN POLICE FORCEREPORT OF THE Departmental COM
853
Post Office ContractsPeninsular and Orien
857
Bankruptcy Law Amendment Bill Lords Bill 114
955
COMMONS TUESDAY JULY 15
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PRIVILEGE TOWER HIGH LEVEL BRIDGE METROPOLIS COMMITTEE
971
Lord Clerk Register Scotland Bill Bill 196
1025
To leave out from the word That to the end of the Question in order to add the words
1061
Army Discipline and Regulation Commencement Bill
1097
Then John Sandilands Ward was called in and was addressed by
1103
Poor Law Amendment No 2 Bill Bill 212
1119
SUPPLYOrder for Committee read Motion made and Question proposed
1137
Questions Mr Baxter
1155
THE INCOME TAXEDUCATION RATESQuestion Lord Stanley of Alderley
1167
INDIA THE MAHARAJAH DHULEEP SINGHQuestions Mr Fawcett
1169
ORDERS OF THE
1181
To leave out from the word That to the end of the Question in order to add
1197
PUBLIC WORKS LOANS ADVANCES c
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INDIACRIMINAL LAWUSE OF TORTURE Question Lord Stanley
1289
Report July 11
1291
GAME LAWS AMENDMENT SCOTLAND BILL Question Sir David
1297
East India Loan 5000000 Bill Bill 197
1333
After debate Motion made and Question proposed That the Item of 4200
1443
Motion made and Question proposed That a sum not exceeding 21507
1455
Original Question put and agreed
1471
Original Question put and agreed
1499
Resolutions to be reported Tomorrow Committee to sit again Tomorrow
1511
UNIVERSITY EDUCATION IRELAND No 2 BILL 10 GEO IV CAP
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PLUNKET Hon D R Dublin University
1527
PARLIAMENT BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Questions Mr Childers Mr
1535
ORDERS OF THE
1537
SUPPLYOrder for Committee read Motion made and Question proposed
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CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATESCLASS V COLONIAL CONSULAR
1583
Motion made and Question proposed That a sum not exceeding 5247
1603
Motion made and Question proposed That a sum not exceeding 2806825
1615
Resolutions to be reported Tomorrow Committee to sit again Tomorrow
1627
Main Question That Mr Speaker do now leave the Chair again
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NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM SOUTH KENSINGTONObservations Mr
1655
THE LUNACY LAWSLEGISLATIONQuestion Lord Aberdare Answer
1695
EAST INDIA LOAN CONSOLIDATED FUND ANNUITIES
1701
METROPOLISPAROCHIAL CHARITIES OF THE CITY OF LONDONREPORT
1705
Moved That Mr Speaker do now leave the Chair Mr Chancellor
1717
Main Question That Mr Speaker do now leave the Chair put
1747
PRICE Captain G E Devonport
1771
Bankruptcy Law Amendment recommitted Bill Lords Bill 254
1821
MERCHANT SHIPPING EXPLOSIVES ACT 1875Question Observations
1839
SOUTH AFRICAADMINISTRATION OF NATIVE AFFAIRSObservations
1853
Sale of Food and Drugs Act 1875
1875
Main Question That Mr Speaker do now leave the Chair put
1893
SUPPLYCIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATEScontinued
1931
Game Laws Amendment Scotland Bill Bill 143
1941
The Scotch and irish Universities Votes Ques
1945
11 Motion made and Question proposed That a sum not exceeding 203000
1999
THIRD SERIES
2017
AGRICULTURAL DISTRESSTHE ROYAL COMMISSIONQuestion Mr Wait
2029
623
2031
19
2033
EGYPTNUBAR PASHAQuestion Mr E Jenkins Answer Mr Bourke
2035
1943
2043
CANAL BOATS ACT 1877Question Mr Price Answer Mr Sclater
2045
Main Question as amended put and agreed
CYPRUSPUNISHMENT OF GREEK PRIESTSTHE PAPERSQuestion
EGYPT THE PAPERS Questions Mr Otway Sir Julian Goldsmid
311
1388
1419
THE AFGHAN WAR VOTE OF THANKS TO THE ARMYQuestion Mr Onslow
ARMYTHE 28TH AND 61ST REGIMENTSQuestion Mr Price Answer
ARMY DISCIPLINE AND REGULATION BILLIMPRISONMENT OF MILITARY
1393
DOMINION OF CANADA SUPERSESSION OF M LETELLIER DE ST JUST
Moved That for the remainder of the Session Orders of the Day have precedence
THE TRANSVAAL PAPERS WHITE V RUDOLPH
632
1397
602
1786
633
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ROYAL CONSTABULARY IRELAND THE TOWN INSPECTOR OF BELFAST
PARLIAMENT ARRANGEMENT OF PUBLIC BUSINESSStatement The Chan
PARLIAMENT BUSINESS OF THE HOUSEQuestions Sir Joseph MKenna
1820
Poor
Railways
Read 2ª July 10
The House suspended its Sitting at Seven of the clock
Ordered read 1 July 30

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