Hansard's Parliamentary Debates

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SUPPLYOrder for Committee read Motion made and Question proposed
155
INDIATHE MUTINY MEDALQuestion Mr Adam Answer Sir Stafford
157
Parliamentary ReformRepresentation of the People Scot
167
LORDS MONDAY JUNE 29
169
Children c Protection Bill H L Presented The Marquess Townshend read
187
Compulsory Church Rates Abolition Bill No 211
211
Parliamentary ReformRepresentation of the People Scot
215
Drainage and Improvement of Lands Ireland Supplemental No 4 Bill
235
Electric Telegraphs recommitted Bill Bill 239
239
NAVYTHE RESEARCH AND THE ENTERPRISEExplanation Mr Seely 1673
243
103
255
COMMONS MONDAY JUNE 29
301
304
303
Amendment proposed
317
THE NEW COURTS OF JUSTICEMOTION FOR A SELECT COMMITTEE
323
Main Question That Mr Speaker do now leave the Chair put
343
THIRD SESSION OF THE NINETEENTH PARLIAMENT OF
351
Liquidation Bill No 181
365
LOSS OF THE GARONNE Question Admiral Erskine Answer Mr S Cave 370
371
PARLIAMENT DIVISIONS OF THE HOUSERESOLUTIONMoved
383
Main Question That Mr Speaker do now leave the Chair put
409
Moved That the Debate be now adjournedMr Labouchere
421
WEDNESDAY JULY 8
423
Libel Bill Bill 3
471
THURSDAY JULY 16
473
Boundary Bill No 170
495
After short time spent therein House to be again in Committee on Monday
513
SUPPLYconsidered in CommitteeNAVY ESTIMATES
515
JRRIGATION WORKS IN INDIAMOTION FOR AN ADDRESS
529
SUPPLYconsidered in CommitteeCIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES
607
Metropolitan Foreign Cattle Market Billcontinued
609
SUPPLYCIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATEScontinued
667
Motion made and Question That the Item of 500 for Salary of the Vice Consul
673
Boundary Bill No 170
709
Resolutions to be reported upon Thursday Committee to sit again
713
Amendments reported according to Order
715
Election Petitions and Corrupt Practices at Elections
721
SUPPLY Order for Committee read Motion made and Question proposed
759
Question proposed That the words proposed to be left out stand part
771
New Zealand Assemblys Powers BillOrdered Mr Adderley Mr SclaterBooth
783
Parliamentary Reform Representation of the People Ire
799
ARMYTHE CONTROL DEPARTMENTQuestions Colonel Jervis Answers
811
After short debate Motion made and Question proposed That a sum not exceeding
823
COMMONS WEDNESDAY JULY 8
847
HER MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA
853
LORDS THURSDAY JULY 9
863
University Elections Voting Papers Bill No 201
865
Uniformity of Public Worship Bill No 173
867
Then a Question being stated thereupon the Question
895
CATTLE FROM AFRICAQuestion Mr Barnett Answer Lord Robert Montagu
909
MILITARY KNIGHTS OF WINDSORQuestion Mr Eykyn Answer Mr
919
ARMYTRAVELLING ALLOWANCESObservations Sir Robert Anstruther
947
Main Question That Mr Speaker do now leave the Chair put and agreed
959
To leave out from the word That to the end of the Question in order to add
969
MINUTES PUBLIC BILLSFirst Reading
971
Artizans and Labourers Dwellings Bill No 228
983
Registration recommitted Bill Bill 167
1001
SUPPLYOrder for Committee read Motion made and Question proposed
1019
PENSION TO SIR ROBERT NAPIERRESOLUTION
1065
CommitteeThames Embankment and Metropolis
1067
Revenue Officers Disabilities Removal Bill No 204
1077
HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS OF WALES
1089
Compulsory Church Rates Abolition Bill No 144
1097
Bill read 2 accordingly and committed to a Com
1101
Main Question That Mr Speaker do now leave the Chair put
1143
ARMYNONCOMBATANT OFFICERSQuestion Captain Vivian Answer
1165
SUPPLYREPORTResolutions reported
1185
COURTS OF APPEALASSESSED TAXESQuestion Mr Treeby Answer
1199
1208
1209
COMMONS WEDNESDAY JULY 15
1213
Sir Robert Napiers Annuity Bill Bill 230
1225
ClitheroeRalph Assheton esquire
1247
SUPPLYOrder for Committeecontinued
1253
Main Question That Mr Speaker do now leave the Chair put
1277
animals imported into the Port of London shall be landed at one prescribed spot
1291
Expiring Laws Continuance BillOrdered Mr SclaterBooth Mr Secretary Gathorne
1343
THE BLOCKADE OF MAZATLANQuestion The Earl of Denbigh Answer
1359
Turnpike Acts Continuance Bill No 253
1549
Electric Telegraphs Bill Bill 239
1651
COMMONS THURSDAY JULY 23
1665
ARMYARTILLERY PRACTICE AT PORTSMOUTHQuestion Mr Serjeant Gaselee
1667
Further Proceeding on Consideration as amended resumed
1675
LORDS FRIDAY JULY 24
1691
Registration Ireland Bill No 281
1709
Regulation of Railways Bill Lords Bill 142
1733
Question put That this House will at the rising of the House this day
1755
Question proposed That the words proposed to be left out stand part of
1761
Electric Telegraphs Bill No 282
1761
ABYSSINIATHE ENVOYSQuestion Lord Houghton Answer The Earl
1761
Compulsory Church Rates Abolition Bill
1773
LORDS MONDAY JULY 27
1793
COMMONS MONDAY JULY 27
1813
THE LATE LORD BROUGHAMMOTION FOR ADJOURNMENT
1829
INDIAEAST INDIA REVENUE ACCOUNTSConsidered in Committee
1837
Resolved That it appears by the Accounts laid before this House that the total Revenue
1869
West Indies Bill Bill 124
1885
After short debate Bill read 3ª Amendments made Bill passed and sent
1895
Clause Greater uniformity in treatment of casual poorMr Neate
1909
LORDS FRIDAY JULY 31
1935
1942
1941
Answer Sir John Pakington
ARMYARTILLERY PRACTICEQuestion Mr Serjeant Gaselee Answer
ARMYSHORNCLIFFE CAMPQuestion Mr Vanderbyl Answer Sir John
THE WAR OFFICEDEPARTMENT OF CONTROLQuestion Observations Earl
495
FIRES FROM RAILWAY ENGINESQuestion Mr Read Answer Mr Stephen
ARMYVOLUNTEER REVIEW AT WINDSORQuestion Lord Elcho Answer
1020
1
LORDS FRIDAY JULY 3
3
1226
5
864
9
904
11
CATTLE PLAGUE COMPENSATIONQuestion Mr Read Answer Lord Robert
15
1227
19
389
21
CLERKS IN THE CUSTOMS DEPARTMENTQuestion Mr OBeirne Answer
517
THIRD SERIES
SCOTLANDMIDDLE CLASS SCHOOLSObservations Mr Grant Duff Reply
Moved to insert in Clause 8 line 35 after Company any Sum
The House divided Ayes 30 Noes
1
1054
5
to the Exclusion of British Vessels from the Coasting Trade of France and to
9
323
15
1065
17
COMMONS TUESDAY JULY 21
21
IRELAND PUBLIC RECORDSQuestion Mr OBeirne Answer Mr SclaterBooth
29
522
37
1111
39
IRELANDCOMPULSORY PRESENTMENTSQuestion Colonel French Answer
To leave out from the word That to the end of the Question in order to add
1265
METROPOLISTHE PARKSQuestion Mr Alderman Lawrence Answer Lord
5
1514
7
Committee appointed to draw up Reasons to be assigned to The Lords
667
1549
5
METROPOLITAN FOREIGN CATTLE MARKET BILL
410
ARMY ESTIMATESQuestion Mr Childers Answer Sir John Pakington
Debate
SUPPLYOrder for Committee read Motion made and Question proposed
1
1941
3
1550
1829
668
SOUTH AFRICAMOTION FOR A PAPER
1
674
5
1553
9
SIR ROBERT NAPIERMessage from HER MAJESTY brought
15
675
21
915
3
1554
1918

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Page 853 - I, AB, do swear that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to Her Majesty Queen Victoria, Her heirs and successors according to law. So help me God!
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