Hansard's Parliamentary Debates

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T.C. Hansard, 1872

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SUPREME COURT OF FINAL APPEALQuestion Observations Lord West

Burials Bill Bill	1

Ecclesiastical Courts and Registries Bill No 15	15

Outlawries Bill	41

90	89

After long debate Address agreed to to be presented by Privy	133

JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY COUNCILAPPOINTMENT OF SIR ROBERT	137

Return showing the dates of the appointment of Sir Robert Collier as a Judge of	139

TURNPIKE ACTS CONTINUANCESelect Committee appointed	1099

Moved That the Bill be now read a second timeMr Dodds	1113

No	1133

After short debate Bill considered in Committee Amendments made	1149

After long debate Question put and agreed	1205

POST OFFICEHALFPENNY POSTAL CARDSQuestion Mr Greene Answer	1213

Question proposed That the words proposed to be left out stand part	1241

Ayes 116 Noes 103 Majority 13	1293

EMIGRATION TO THE MAURITIUSQuestion Mr R N Fowler Answer	145

List of the Com	153

Deans and Canons Resignation Bill	171

CHOICE OF A SPEAKER	181

ASSASSINATION OF THE GOVERNOR GENERAL OF INDIAObservations	203

208	207

Education Scotland Bill	249

Registration of Borough Voters BillOrdered Mr Vernon Harcourt Mr Whitbread	277

BOARD OF TRADE Question Mr Birley Answer Mr Chichester	287

POST OFFICESUNDAY LABOURTHE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEEQues	289

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE LORDS BILLSRESOLUTION	305

Poor Law Scotland Bill	317

Game Laws Bill	329

STEAMSHIP REDGAUNTLETMOTION FOR AN ADDRESS	345

Moved That the Bill be now read a second time Mr Osborne	351

After debate Question put That the word now stand part of	373

PARLIAMENT BUSINESS OF THE HOUSERESOLUTIONScontinued	399

After long debate on Question That the words proposed to be left	459

TREATY OF WASHINGTONALABAMA CLAIMS	461

Royal Parks and Gardens Bill Bill 17	517

Pacific Islanders Protection Bill	521

JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY COUNCILAPPOINTMENT OF SIR ROBERT	523

SUPPLYOrder for Committeecontinued	529

To leave out from the word That to the end of the Question in order to add	539

Question proposed That the words proposed to be left out stand part	553

562	561

576	575

Public Prosecutors Bill Bill 28	587

JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY COUNCILAPPOINTMENT OF SIR ROBERT	605

Moved That the Bill be now read 2ªThe Earl of Shaftesbury	637

THANKSGIVING IN THE METROPOLITAN CATHEDRAL COMMITTEE	657

To leave out all the words after the word House to the end of the Question	697

Resolved That this House finds no just cause for a Parliamentary censure on the conduct	757

Game and Trespass No 2 BillOrdered Sir Henry SelwinIbbetson Sir Smith	763

And other ReturnsMr Macfie	785

EDUCATION DEPARTMENTSCHOOL ACCOMMODATIONQuestion Mr Carter	809

Intoxicating Liquors Law Amendment BillActs read considered in Committee	815

To leave out from the word That to the end of the Question in order to add	829

Amendment proposed to leave out the word now and at the end	841

TREATY OF WASHINGTON TRIBUNAL OF ARBITRATION GENEVA	861

RAILWAY COMPANIES AMALGAMATION	863

Motion made and Question proposed That a number of Land Forces not exceeding	909

RAILWAY COMPANIES AMALGAMATIONMOTION FOR A SELECT COMMITTEE	943

To leave out from the word That to the end of the Question in order to add	969

After long debate Question put That the words proposed to be left	1005

RAILWAY COMPANIES AMALGAMATION	1017

Moved That the House do adjourn over tomorrow that being the day appointed	1021

THANKSGIVING IN THE METROPOLITAN CATHEDRALARRANGEMENTS	1033

To leave out from the word That to the end of the Question in order to add	1063

Question again proposed That the words proposed to be left out stand	1097

1298	1297

Metropolitan Street Improvements Bill by Order	1313

BLACKWATER BRIDGEQuestion Mr M Guest Answer Mr Baxter	1325

LORDS TUESDAY MARCH 5	1381

GAME LAWS COMMITTEE Question Mr Carnegie Answer Mr Bruce 1392	1393

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ACTRESOLUTIONScontinued	1395

To leave out from the word House to the end of the Question in order to add	1437

Railways Ireland Bill	1485

Adulteration of Food and Drugs Bill Bill 37	1507

METROPOLITAN STREET TRAFFIC 30 31 VICT CAP 134Observations	1515

ARMYTROOPS SENT FROM INDIA TO THE CRIMEAQuestion Mr Haviland	1527

After long debate Question put That the words proposed to be left	1615

THAMES EMBANKMENT ACQUISITION OF LAND	1619

To leave out from the word That to the end of the Question in order to add	1657

1720	1719

Thames Embankment Bill	1741

SUPPLYconsidered in CommitteeARMY ESTIMATES	1751

ARMYATTENDANCE OF ARMY RESERVE MENQuestion Colonel Barttelot	1753

SUPPLYARMY ESTIMATESCommitteecontinued	1843

After long debate Committee report Progress to sit again upon	1847

Duke of Argyll The Duke of Richmond	1849

PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS SCOTLANDMOTION FOR A SELECT COMMITTEE	1853

To add at the end of the Question the words and that the Committee shall also inquire	1871

COMMONS WEDNESDAY MARCH 13	1885

179	1889

Moved That the Bill be now read a second timeMr MLagan	1897

After debate Question put That the word now stand part of	1923

Local Legislation Ireland No 2 BillOrdered Mr Heron Mr Pim	1931

WATER SUPPLY METROPOLISQuestion Mr KayShuttleworth Answer	1945

SUPPLYOrder for Committee read Motion made and Question proposed	2003

SUPPLYCIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATESCommitteecontinued	2009

ARMYLORDS LIEUTENANTS AND THE MILITIA Question Sir John Pakington

307

LORDS FRIDAY FEBRUARY 9

PAUMBEN CHANNELObservations Sir James Elphinstone Reply

TREATY OF WASHINGTONCONFEDERATE COTTON LOAN BONDSExplanation

IRISH LAND ACTMOTION FOR RETURNS

517

548

1164

IRELANDOFFICE OF CORONER Question Mr Vance Answer The Marquess

INDIASERVICES OF THE LATE VICEROYPUBLIC RECOGNITIONQuestion

Moved That there be laid before the House Returns of the Land Cases decided in

MEETING OF THE PARLIAMENT

MR SPEAKERS RETIREMENTVOTE OF THANKS TO MR SPEAKER

1206

AMENDMENT OF THE HIGHWAY ACTQuestion Mr StopfordSackville

After short debate Motion agreed to and a Message sent to the Commons

TREATY OF WASHINGTONTHE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CASESQuestion

THANKSGIVING IN THE METROPOLITAN CATHEDRALQuestion Observations

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Título	Hansard's Parliamentary Debates
Autor	Great Britain. Parliament
Editor	Thomas Curson Hansard
Editor	T.C. Hansard, 1872
Procedencia del original	Universidad de Michigan
Digitalizado	16 Sep. 2005

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