Mr Stanley Leighton

1837 - May 4, 1901
Summary information for Mr Stanley Leighton

Contributions

1890

SECOND READING. Commons February 27, 1890

THE OFFICE OF HIGH SHERIFF. Commons March 3, 1890

INSPECTION OF RESERVOIRS AND WATERWORKS. Commons March 3, 1890

3 speeches — CYPRUS. Commons March 4, 1890

3 speeches — SCHOOL SUPPLY (YORK AND SALISBURY}. Commons March 25, 1890

ARMY PENSIONERS. Commons March 27, 1890

5 speeches — SECOND READING. Commons March 27, 1890

DELAGOA BAY. Commons April 21, 1890

SWAZILAND. Commons April 21, 1890

SECOND READING. Commons April 30, 1890

HIGH SHERIFFS. Commons May 8, 1890

THE WESTERN AUSTRALIA CONSTITUTION BILL. Commons May 12, 1890

IRELAND—TITHE RENT-CHARGE. Commons May 23, 1890

WESTERN AUSTRALIA CONSTITUTION BILL. Commons May 23, 1890

THE WESTERN AUSTRALIA CONSTITUTION BILL. Commons June 5, 1890

2 speeches — THE RIGHTS OF BRITISH SUBJECTS IN THE COLONIES. Commons June 5, 1890

COMMITTEE. Commons June 5, 1890

CENTRAL LONDON RAILWAY BILL— (by Order,). Commons June 6, 1890

THE ANGLO-GERMAN AGREEMENT. Commons June 19, 1890

2 speeches — SWAZILAND. Commons June 23, 1890

2 speeches — THE SOUTH AFRICAN COMPANY. Commons June 23, 1890

2 speeches — CYPRUS. Commons June 23, 1890

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons June 26, 1890

TITHE RENT-CHARGE IN WALES. Commons July 1, 1890

DORMANT FUNDS IN CHANCERY. Commons July 1, 1890

WESTERN AUSTRALIA CONSTITUTION (RE-COMMUTED) BILL.—(No. 256.) COMMITTEE. Commons July 1, 1890

TITHES IN IRELAND. Commons July 3, 1890

DAMARALAND. Commons July 3, 1890

DORMANT FUNDS IN CHANCERY. Commons July 3, 1890

TITHE RIOTS IN WALES. Commons July 3, 1890

WALPISCH BAY. Commons July 7, 1890

TITHE RENT DISTRAINTS. Commons July 10, 1890

FORTIFICATIONS AT CAPE TOWN. Commons July 17, 1890

OCCUPATION OF ZEILA. Commons July 24, 1890

SECOND BEADING. [ADJOURNED DEBATE.] Commons July 25, 1890

TITHES IN WALES. Commons July 28, 1890

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