Hansard's Parliamentary Debates

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POST OFFICE IRELAND ACCELERATION OF THE MAILS BETWEEN BELFAST
105
ARMY INDIABOUNTIES TO SOLDIERSQuestion General Sir George
109
IRELANDTHE VICEREGAL COURTTHE GENTLEMAN USHER TO THE LORD
121
THE ESTIMATESINCREASE OF THE ARMY
129
After debate Motion made and Question proposed That a Supplementary sum
173
SUPPLYCIVIL SERVICEScontinued
179
8 Motion made and Question proposed That a Supplementary sum not exceed
187
The Committee divided Ayes 131 Noes
221
Metropolitan Board of Works Bill by Order
243
Bill read a second time and com
271
GENERAL GORDONS TELEGRAMSQuestion Mr Bourke Answer Lord
273
ORDERS OF THE
297
Shannon Navigation Bill
403
ARMY AUXILIARY FORCESTHE YEOMANRYQuestion Lord Harris
419
ARMY AUXILIARY FORCESTHE 24TH MIDDLESEX VOLUNTEERSQuestion
431
NORTH BORNEOQuestion Mr Gorst Answer Lord Edmond Fitzmaurice 448
449
1434
477
mittee divided Ayes 56 Noes 173 Majority 117 Div List No 44
553
The House divided Ayes 88 Noes
583
LAW AND POLICE ENGLAND AND WALESSTREET NEWSVENDORSQues
599
LAW AND JUSTICE ENGLAND AND WALESTHE WINTER ASSIZE AT MAN
605
AFRICA WEST COASTTHE CAMEROONSALLEGED INSULT BY GERMANY
625
Parliamentary Elections Redistribution recommitted Bill
639
INDUSTRIES IRELAND
751
CENTRAL ASIA RUSSIA
831
Tramways Ireland Provisional Order No 1 Bill H L Presented The Lord
843
SPAINCOMMERCIAL NEGOTIATIONSTHE SPANISH ANTILLESQuestion
851
THE QUEENS COLLEGES IRELANDPROFESSOR DARCY THOMPSONQues
863
THE ENDOWED SCHOOLS ACTSADMINISTRATION BY THE CHARITY COM
869
EGYPT MILITARY EXPEDITION TO THE SOUDANVOTE OF THANKS TO
881
NAVYSTATE OF THE NAVYNOTICE OF MOTION SIR EDWARD J REED
885
FOREIGN AND COLONIAL SERVICES
927
6 Motion made and Question proposed That a Supplementary sum not exceed
985
After debate Motion made and Question put That a Supplementary sum
1025
Municipal Voters Relief Bill Bill 64
1043
NAVYCHILDREN OF WARRANT OFFICERSTHE COMPASSIONATE FUND
1055
GENERAL GORDONS DIARIESQuestion Mr Bourke Answer The Mar
1069
LAW AND POLICE IRELANDST PATRICKS DAYDEMONSTRATION
1083
Elections in Counties Hours of Poll Bill Bill 85
1179
Registration Occupation Voters Bill Bill 63
1201
ARMY RESERVEADDRESS FOr a Return
1207
EGYPT WAR IN THE SOUDANCOLONIES MILITARY SERVICEMOTION
1213
CIVIL SERVICE EXCESSES
1225
Original Question put and agreed
1377
Motion made and Question That a sum not exceeding 7065 58 7d be granted
1405
After short debate Amendment Original Motion and Bill by leave
1417
ORDER OF THE
1447
MOTIONS
1557
1582
1581
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE RAILWAY LOAN
1661
1668
1667
THE MAGISTRACY IRELANDKILDARE AND CLARE COUNTIESQuestion
1685
CENTRAL ASIATHE RUSSOAFGHAN FRONTIERQuestions Mr Ashmead
1703
Main Question That Mr Speaker do now leave the Chair put
1733
222
1741
EAST INDIA LOAN
1805
WAYS AND MEANS
1845
GERMAN COLONIAL POLICYTHE DESPATCH OF MAY 5Question Mr Gorst
1849
SOUTH AMERICATHE ARGENTINE REPUBLICCLAIMS OF PATRICK CANTLON
1851
424
92
LAW AND JUSTICEFREDERICK MARSHALL A CRIMINAL LUNATICMOTION
EDUCATION DEPARTMENTHIGHLAND SCHOOLSQuestion Mr Munro
Bill read a second time
EGYPT MILITARY EXPEDITIONTHE SUPPLIESQuestion Dr Cameron
EXPLOSIVES ACT 1876APPOINTMENT OF INSPECTORS IRELANDQuestions
ISLANDS
1083
320
Educational Endowments Ireland Bill H L Presented The Lord President
THE EXTRA POLICE TAX LIMERICKQuestion Mr Lewis Answer
427
THE ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY
COMMONS TUESDAY MARCH 10
MOROCCOFRAUDULENT CLAIMS OF BRITISH SUBJECTS AGAINST NATIVES
NAVYPENSIONSPETTY OFFICERSQuestion Sir H Drummond Wolff
NEW GUINEAOCCUPATION OF NORTHERN COAST BY GERMANYQuestions
LAW AND JUSTICE SCOTLANDARREST OF JOHN MACDONALD FOR POACH
POST OFFICECONTINENTAL MAILS YORKSHIRE Questions Mr Barran
THE MAGISTRACY IRELANDRIGHT OF SUPPRESSING PUBLIC MEETINGS
1349
84
EGYPT MILITARY EXPEDITIONCHAPLAINS IN THE SOUDANQuestions
THE MAGISTRACY IRELAND SUMMONS FOR TRESPASS IN HUNTING
ISLANDS OF THE WESTERN PACIFICTHE NEW HEBRIDES SAMOA

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667 ÆäÀÌÁö - House for the purpose of discussing a definite matter of urgent public importance and state the matter.
1081 ÆäÀÌÁö - Act, 1876." and the Acts thereby amended and therein recited. (9.) The expression " register of licences " shall mean the register kept in pursuance of section twelve of the Act of the ninth year of the reign of King George the Fourth, chapter fifty-eight.
779 ÆäÀÌÁö - Dublin, two for the City of Cork, one for the university of Trinity College, and one for each of the thirty-one most considerable cities, towns and boroughs,) be the number to sit and vote on the part of Ireland in the House of Commons of the Parliament of the United Kingdom...
1019 ÆäÀÌÁö - If Germany is to become a colonizing Power, all I say is, ' God speed her ! ' She becomes our ally and partner in the execution of the great purposes of Providence for the advantage of mankind.
265 ÆäÀÌÁö - An Act for amending the Law relating to Copyright in Works of the Fine Arts, and for repressing the Commission of Fraud in the Production and Sale of such Works.
519 ÆäÀÌÁö - ... without an inordinate expenditure of men and money. The Soudan is a useless possession, ever was so, and ever will be so. Larger than Germany, France, and Spain together, and mostly barren, it cannot be governed except by a Dictator who may be good or bad. If bad he will cause constant revolts. No one who has ever lived in the Soudan can escape the reflection, ' What a useless possession is this land ! ' Few men also can stand its fearful monotony and deadly climate.
747 ÆäÀÌÁö - In a singularly powerful letter, written as late as 1843, he recites in detail certain unsavory portions of that gentleman's private life which were not only part of the stock-gossip of every bowwindow in St James's Street, but which had been brought into the light of day in the course either of Parliamentary or judicial investigations. After illustrating these transactions with evidence which proved that he did not take up an antipathy on hearsay, Macaulay comments on them in such terms as clearly...
523 ÆäÀÌÁö - The primary object of the expedition up the valley of the Nile is to bring away General Gordon and Colonel Stewart from Khartoum. When that object has been secured, no further offensive operations of any kind are to be undertaken.
45 ÆäÀÌÁö - ... duty has been allowed under section nine of the Act of the session of the twenty-fourth and twentyfifth years of the reign of Her present Majesty, chapter ninety-one, intituled "An Act to amend the laws relating to the Inland Revenue...
779 ÆäÀÌÁö - That such act as shall be passed in the parliament of Ireland previous to the Union, to regulate the mode by which the lords spiritual and temporal, and the commons, to serve in the parliament of the united kingdom on the part of Ireland, shall be summoned and returned to the said parliament...

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