Hansard's Parliamentary Debates

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Glebe Lands BillOrdered Sir Richard Cross Sir Richard Webster Mr Gregory
93
IRELANDRAFFLES FOR LANDS OF PROTESTANT LANDLORDSQuestions
129
Several LordsTook the Oath
181
ARMYTHE TESTING OF SIDEARMSQuestion Colonel SalisSchwabe
187
MOTIONS
261
Parliamentary Elections Returning Officers Expenses Ireland BillOrdered
263
Police Constables Pensions BillOrdered Lord Claud John Hamilton Sir Henry
265
Marriage with a Deceased Wifes Sister BillOrdered Mr Heneage Mr Broad
269
Theatres c Metropolis Bill Ordered Mr DixonHartland Mr Macfarlane
271
BURMAH THE BRITISH AUTHORITIES
273
THIRD SERIES
289
GOVERNMENT OF IRELANDMINISTERIAL POLICYRESOLUTION
297
Land Registry Billcontinued
303
GLEBE LANDS IRELANDPURCHASERS UNDER THE LAND ACT OF 1869
309
INDIATHE UNCOVENANTED CIVIL SERVICEQuestion Mr Serjeant Simon
313
Mr
329
After debate
347
Sale of Intoxicating Liquors on Sunday Cornwall BillOrdered Mr Borlase
403
After short debate Mored That the Debate be now adjournedMr
415
ROYAL COMMISSION ON MERCHANT SHIPPINGQuestion Mr BadenPowell
427
PARLIAMENT ORDER OF BUSINESSQuestions Mr Woodall Mr Labou
429
MOTIONS
431
Amendment proposed at the end of the Question to add the words
441
SPEECHES AT POLITICAL MEETINGSSPEECH OF MR CHAMBERLAIN AT BIR
451
The LORD CHANCELLOR acquainted the House that the Clerk of
531
SOUTHEASTERN EUROPEPOLICY OF HER MAJESTYS GOVERNMENTQues
541
GOVERNMENT OF INDIATHE COMMITTEEPAY OF NATIVE OFFICIALS
607
Main Question as amended put and agreed
663
SUPPLY
677
Parliamentary Franchise Extension to Women Bill Bill
691
THE UNIVERSITY OF MALTAQuestion Viscount Sidmouth Answer
703
THE INDIAN CIVIL ADMINISTRATIONTHE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA ACT
709
RAILWAY RATESLEGISLATIONQuestions Mr Macdonald Cameron
713
FOREIGN CUSTOMS REGULATIONSQuestion Mr Hanbury Answer
755
PUBLIC MEETINGSDISLOYAL MEETING AT THE CRITERION RESTAURANT
771
Theatres c Metropolis Bill Bill 69
837
METROPOLIS THE RECENT RIOTSQuestion The Earl of Limerick Answer
843
PARLIAMENT VENTILATION OF THE COMMITTEE ROOMSQuestion The Earl
867
LAW AND JUSTICEMURDER OF POLICE CONSTABLE HINE AT FENNY COMP
877
PALACE OF WESTMINSTERTHE NATIONAL ENSIGNQuestion Mr Radcliffe
879
BURMAHTHE ANNEXED TERRITORYQuestions Lord Francis Hervey
881
EGYPT THE SLAVE TRADE THE CONVENTION OF 1877 Question
883
Moved That the Notices of Motions relating to Parliamentary Procedure and East
913
EAST INDIA BURMAH EXPENSES OF MILITARY OPERATIONSRESOLUTION
943
Ayes 297 Noes 82 Majority 215
985
ENDOWED SCHOOLS ACTSMOTION FOR A SELECT COMMITTEE
1005
1018
1017
IMPERIAL REVENUE IRELAND AND GREAT BRITAINcontinued
1039
Main Question as amended put and agreed
1073
Moved That the Bill be referred to a Select Committee and that it be an Instruction
1095
1114
1113
Their Lordships met for Judicial Business only 1 0
1115
Tenure of Town Houses Ireland Bill Bill 11
1117
Copyhold Enfranchisement Bill Bill 26
1163
IRELANDTHE NATIONAL LEAGUELOCAL COURTSQuestion Observations
1181
SUPPLYCIVIL SERVICES SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES 18856Committeecontinued
1187
1194
1193
ARMYTHE SOUDAN CAMPAIGNTHE ROYAL IRISH REGIMENTQuestions
1209
ARMYTHE TESTING OF SIDE ARMSQuestion Mr Sexton Answer
1211
1222
1221
TRAMWAYS AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IRELAND ACTTHE WEST CLARE
1223
5 Motion made and Question proposed That a Supplementary sum not exceed
1243
The Committee divided Ayes 66 Noes
1257
POST OFFICE IRELANDTHE GALWAY MAILSQuestion Colonel Nolan
1265
IRELAND CONDITION OF THE WESTERN ISLES
1271
13 Motion made and Question proposed That a Supplementary sum
1285
The Committee divided Ayes 67 Noes
1303
Moved That leave be given to bring in a Bill to amend the Law relating to the tenure
1321
ORDER OF THE
1341
COLONIESIMPERIAL AND COLONIAL DEFENCESADDRESS FOR Returns
1345
PIERS AND HARBOURS IRELANDHARBOUR WORKS AT DONEGALQuestion
1369
NAVY SIDE ARMSSUPPLY OF CUTLASSESQuestion Dr Cameron
1381
1386
1385
LAW AND JUSTICEMURDER OF POLICE CONSTABLE HINE AT FENNY COMP
1389
ORDERS OF THE
1393
METROPOLISTHE METROPOLITAN POLICE FORCEORGANIZATIONRESO
1397
Main Question again proposed That Mr Speaker do now leave
1449
Main Question again proposed That Mr Speaker do now leave
1473
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY IRELANDTHE LATE OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE MR C
1481
Main Question That Mr Speaker do now leave the Chair by leave
1487
SUPPLYconsidered in CommitteeCIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES
1549
The Committee divided Ayes 98 Noes 185 Majority 87 Div List No 12
1599
After short debate Motion by leave of the House withdrawn
1607
POST OFFICEMAILS BETWEEN CYPRUS AND ALEXANDRIAQuestion
1609
After debate Motion made and Question proposed That a Supplementary sum
1631
Glebe Loans Ireland Acts Continuance Bill Bill 107
1649
Ulster Canal and Tyrone Navigation Bill
1651
POST OFFICEPOST CARDSQuestion Mr Northcote Answer The Secre
1657
Ulster Canal and Tyrone Navigation Bill
1661
LORDS TUESDAY MARCH 2
1663
Ordered That all Petitions against the Bill presented within the time limited by
1665
Belfast Main Drainage BillRESOLUTION
1677
Previous Question proposed That the Original Question be now put
1697
POST OFFICEADDRESSES OF TELEGRAMS Question Mr Sexton Answer
1749
MAINTENANCE OF SOCIAL ORDER IRELAND Notice of Resolution
1751
1756
1755
RAILWAYSRAILWAY COUPLINGSQuestion Mr Channing Answer
1761
LABOUR STATISTICSRESOLUTIONcontinued
1767
EMPLOYERS LIABILITY ACTKINDRED LEGISLATION IN FOREIGN COUN
1793
TOWN HOLDINGSMOTION FOR A SELECT COMMITTEE
1803
Labourers Ireland Acts Amendment Bill Bill
1821
Coal Mines Regulation Act 1872 Amendment Bill Bill 108
1849
Public Health Acts Improvement Expenses BillOrdered Mr Dodds
1871
SCOTLANDERRORS IN STATISTICAL RETURNSRETURN OF MUNICIPAL BURGHS
1877
INLAND REVENUE CASES OF SMUGGLING IN SCOTCH DEER FORESTS SINCE
1879
POST OFFICE IRELAND THE PARCEL POSTRURAL LETTER CARRIERS
1889
EGYPT THE PORT OF SUAKINQuestion Mr OKelly Answer
1891
LAW AND JUSTICE ENGLAND AND WALESAPPOINTMENT TO THE RECORDER
1901
LAW AND JUSTICE SCOTLANDMR RENTON PROCURATOR FISCAL FOR EAST
1903
GOVERNMENT OF INDIAQuestion Lord Randolph Churchill Answer
1915
LAW AND JUSTICE IRELANDCASE OF MORGAN BRIEN CORK WINTER
1955
Main Question That Mr Speaker do now leave the Chair put
1999
The House divided Ayes 106 Noes
2013
Bankruptcy Agricultural Labourers Wages BillOrdered Mr Stanhope
2015
KINGDOM OF AVARESOLUTIONMoved to resolve
1024
1523
BURMAHTHE BRITISH AUTHORITIESMILITARY EXECUTIONSTHE PRO
That Her Majesty having directed a mi itary expedition of Her forces charged
LAW AND JUSTICE ENGLANDPUBLIC EXECUTIONSQuestion Sir Joseph
CHARITY COMMISSIONERSSCHEME FOR CHRISTS HOSPITALQuestion
THE COINAGEQuestions Mr S Montagu Mr Brodrick Answers
1758
COUNTY GOVERNMENTLOCAL TAXATIONLEGISLATIONQuestions Viscount
PARLIAMENTADJOURNMENTRESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRYSTATEMENT
THE EASTERN TELEGRAPH COMPANYQuestion Mr Hutton Answer
THE ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSIONERS EXTRAORDINARY TITHEQuestion
Lawrence Answer The Under Secretary of State for Foreign
1524
Glasgow Bridges c Bill by Order
HARBOURS OF REFUGEQuestions Mr Conybeare Colonel Nolan
Bill read a second time
PRISONS IRELANDMOUNTJOY CONVICT PRISON Question Mr Arthur
LAND COMMISSION COURT IRELANDAPPEALSQuestion Mr Marum
POOR LAW IRELANDABBEYLEIX UNIONRELIEF OF THE LABOURERS
EVICTIONS IRELANDEMPLOYMENT OF THE MILITARY FORCES OF
Moved That in the opinion of this House the time has now come when the post of Lord
SIR WILLIAM ROSE K C B LATE CLERK OF THE PARLIAMENTSRESOLU
HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE
EDUCATION DEPARTMENTTECHNICAL EDUCATIONQuestion Mr Jacoby
FRANCE AND MADAGASCARTHE TREATY Questions Mr MArthur
EXPLOSIONS IN MINESREPORT OF THE ROYAL COMMISSIONQuestion
THE METROPOLITAN POLICE FORCEDEPARTMENTAL COMMITTEE OF 1879
BURIAL ACT 1880BURIAL AT CHELMSFORD
POLICE AND SANITARY REGULATIONSRESOLUTION
PUBLIC MEETINGSSPEECH OF LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL AT BELFAST
Address to Her Majesty on Her Most Gracious Speech
Question again proposed That those words he there inserted
Moved That this House at the rising of the House this day do adjourn
EDUCATIONNONATTENDANCE AT SCHOOLSQuestion Mr Jennings
QUESTION
POOR LAWOUTDOOR RELIEF DURING THE EXISTING DISTRESSQuestions
PUBLIC MEETINGS IRELAND SPEECH OF MR G H SMITH AT NEWRY
182
SCOTLANDARREARS OF RATES IN SKYEQuestion Mr FraserMackintosh
905
TARIFF AND CUSTOMS ACT 1876 Question Mr King Answer
POST OFFICE IRELANDAPPOINTMENT OF SURVEYORS CLERKSQuestion
1037
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311 ÆäÀÌÁö - Except for preventing or repelling actual invasion of Her Majesty's Indian Possessions, or under other sudden and urgent necessity, the revenues of India shall not, without the consent of both Houses of Parliament, be applicable to defray the expenses of any military operation carried on beyond the external frontiers of such possessions by Her Majesty's forces charged upon such revenues.
889 ÆäÀÌÁö - That it is a high infringement of the liberties and privileges of the Commons of the United Kingdom for any lord of Parliament, or other...
1021 ÆäÀÌÁö - Society is banded together in order to protect itself against the instincts of those of its members who would make very short work of private ownership if they were left alone. That is all very well, but...
251 ÆäÀÌÁö - I shall propose to the committee is, that the chairman be directed to move the House that leave be given to bring in a bill to put an end to the Established Church in Ireland, and to make provision in respect of the temporalities thereof, and in respect of the Royal College of Maynooth.
89 ÆäÀÌÁö - Crown, the unity of the Empire, and all the authority of Parliament necessary for the conservation of that unity, is the first duty of every representative of the people. Subject to this governing principle, every grant to portions of the country of enlarged powers for the management of their own affairs is, in my view, not a source of danger, but a means of averting it, and is in the nature of a new guarantee for increased cohesion, happiness, and strength.

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