Mr John Roebuck
1801 - 1879Summary information for Mr John Roebuck
Contributions
1845
EMPLOYMENT IN WORKHOUSES. Commons February 11, 1845
THE CANADIAN ELECTIONS. Commons February 12, 1845
2 speeches — FINANCIAL STATEMENT—THE BUDGET. Commons February 14, 1845
RAILWAY DEPARTMENT — BOARD OF TRADE. Commons February 17, 1845
3 speeches — FINANCIAL STATEMENT—THE BUDGET. Commons February 17, 1845
5 speeches — THE INCOME TAX. Commons February 19, 1845
OPENING LETTERS AT THE POST OFFICE—ADJOURNED DEBATE. Commons February 20, 1845
THE OREGON TERRITORY. Commons March 3, 1845
RAILWAY BILLS. Commons March 4, 1845
THE ALLOTMENT SYSTEM. Commons March 4, 1845
WAYS AND MEANS—SUGAR DUTIES. Commons March 7, 1845
6 speeches — READING PETITIONS—THE MINISTERS. Commons April 11, 1845
MAYNOOTH COLLEGE. Commons April 11, 1845
RULES OF THE HOUSE. Commons April 16, 1845
MAYNOOTH COLLEGE. Commons April 23, 1845
MAYNOOTH COLLEGE. Commons May 2, 1845
LAWS OF JERSEY. Commons May 5, 1845
CHATTEL INTERESTS (REAL PROPERTY) BILL. Commons May 7, 1845
2 speeches — FIELD GARDENS. Commons May 7, 1845
ACADEMICAL INSTITUTIONS IN IRELAND. Commons May 9, 1845
2 speeches — CHANGE IN THE CIRCUITS. Commons May 28, 1845
ROMAN CATHOLICS. Commons May 28, 1845
3 speeches — LAWS OF GUERNSEY. Commons May 30, 1845
3 speeches — PRIVILEGE—PRINTED PAPERS. Commons May 30, 1845
2 speeches — THE LAW OF THE CHANNEL ISLANDS. Commons June 13, 1845
ACADEMICAL INSTITUTIONS (IRELAND). Commons June 13, 1845
5 speeches — BREACH OF PRIVILEGE—COMPLAINT. Commons June 16, 1845
2 speeches — PRIVILEGE—PRINTED PAPERS. Commons June 26, 1845
COLLEGES (IRELAND). Commons June 30, 1845
3 speeches — FIELD GARDENS BILL. Commons July 2, 1845
3 speeches — PRIVILEGE—CASE OF MR. PARROTT. Commons July 7, 1845
CAPTAIN BOLDERO AND MR. BONHAM. Commons July 21, 1845
NEW ZEALAND. Commons July 21, 1845
NEW ZEALAND — ADJOURNED DEBATE. Commons July 23, 1845
SUPPLY—NEW ZEALAND. Commons July 30, 1845
2 speeches — LONDON AND YORK RAILWAY—FICTITIOUS SIGNATURES. Commons August 4, 1845
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