HC Deb 10 May 1883 vol 279 cc380-420
    cc380-1
  1. ARREARS OF RENT (IRELAND) ACT, 1882—CASE OF JAMES M'GOWAN, JUNR., CONACLOON, CO. LEITRIM. 136 words
    2. c381
  2. THE CONTAGIOUS DISEASES ACTS— NON-ENFORCEMENT OF COMPULSORY EXAMINATION—WITH-DRAWAL OF THE POLICE FROM CHATHAM—ACTION OF THE GOVERNMENT. 288 words
    3. c382
  3. ARMY—MUSKETRY INSTRUCTORS. 91 words
    4. c382
  4. WESTERN ISLANDS OF THE PACIFIC— AUSTRALIAN COLONIES—ANNEXATION OF NEW GUINEA BY QUEENSLAND. 189 words
    5. cc382-3
  5. METROPOLIS MANAGEMENT AND BUILDING ACTS AMENDMENT ACT— THE "HOTEL METROPOLE." 130 words
    6. cc383-4
  6. IRELAND—STATE-AIDED EMIGRATION. 384 words
    7. c384
  7. THE IRISH LAND COMMISSION (SUB-COMMISSIONERS)—CO. LONGFORD. 143 words
    8. cc384-5
  8. HALL-MARKING (GOLD AND SILVER PLATE)—REPORT OF SELECT COMMITTEE (1878–9). 228 words
    9. c385
  9. ITALY—RENEWAL OF COMMERCIAL TREATY. 135 words
    10. c386
  10. LAW AND JUSTICE—DORMANT FUNDS IN CHANCERY. 150 words
    11. c386
  11. FISHERY PIERS AND HARBOURS (IRELAND)—ROSSCLARE PIER AND HARBOUR. 176 words
    12. c387
  12. POOR LAW (IRELAND)—APPOINTMENT OF MEDICAL OFFICER TO THE CASHEL DISPENSARY DISTRICT. 329 words
    13. c388
  13. NAVY (THE BLUE RIBBON). 281 words
    14. cc388-9
  14. BALLOT ACT CONTINUANCE AND AMENDMENT BILL. 180 words
    15. c389
  15. PALACE OF WESTMINSTER—WESTMINSTER HALL (WESTERN SIDE). 102 words
    16. cc389-90
  16. HALL MARKING (GOLD AND SILVER PLATE) (INDIA). 102 words
    17. cc390-1
  17. LAW AND POLICE (IRELAND)— MARTIN NASH. 417 words
    18. cc391-2
  18. POOR LAW (IRELAND)—THE BELFAST WORKHOUSE—IRREGULARITIES IN BOOK-KEEPING. 335 words
    19. c392
  19. LAW AND POLICE (IRELAND)—CONDUCT OF THE POLICE. 175 words
    20. cc392-3
  20. ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY—EMPLOYMENT IN CULTIVATING FARMS OF EVICTED TENANTS. 103 words
    21. c393
  21. POOR LAW (IRELAND)—DUNFANAGHY WORKHOUSE. 326 words
    22. cc394-5
  22. POOR LAW (IRELAND)—OUTDOOR RELIEF—DUNFANAGHY BOARD OF GUARDIANS. 456 words
    23. cc395-7
  23. IRELAND—HUNTING IN CARLOW CO. 779 words
    24. cc397-9
  24. PREVENTION OE CRIME (IRELAND) ACT, 1882—SECTION 14—POLICE SEARCHES. 841 words
    25. cc399-400
  25. ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY—SUB-INSPECTOR SMITH. 100 words
    26. c400
  26. LAW AND JUSTICE (IRELAND)—JURY PANEL—TRIAL OF JOSEPH BRADY. 229 words
    27. cc400-1
  27. POST OFFICE (IRELAND)—THE TELEGRAPH OFFICE, DUNDALK. 240 words
    28. cc401-2
  28. THE CONTAGIOUS DISEASES ACTS— NON-ENFORCEMENT OF COMPULSOEY EXAMINATION—WITHDRAWAL OF THE POLICE—ACTION OF THE GOVERNMENT. 194 words
    29. c402
  29. TURKEY (ASIATIC PROVINCES)— GOVERNORSHIP OF THE LEBANON. 125 words
    30. c402
  30. POST OFFICE—THE IRISH MAIL SERVICE. 64 words
    31. cc402-3
  31. ARMY—THE ROYAL ENGINEERS. 81 words
    32. c403
  32. ARMY—CAVALRY REGIMENTS IN IRELAND. 171 words
    33. cc403-4
  33. MOROCCO—SLAVERY. 264 words
    34. c404
  34. PORTUGAL—INTERNATIONAL SAILING CODE—THE "CITY OF MECCA." 178 words
    35. cc404-5
  35. MRTROPOLITAN IMPROVEMENTS— HYDE PARK CORNER—REBUILDING OF THE WELLINGTON ARCH. 114 words
    36. c405
  36. NAVY—VICTUALLING ACCOUNTS. 171 words
    37. cc405-6
  37. FACTORY ACTS (INSPECTORS)—MR. WILLIAM PATERSON. 258 words
    38. cc406-7
  38. SPAIN—EXPULSION OF CERTAIN CUBAN REFUGEES FROM GIBRALTAR—COLONEL MACEO. 136 words
    39. c407
  39. CIVIL SERVICE (RE-ORGANIZATION)— PROMOTION. 232 words
    40. c407
  40. EXPLOSIVE ACTS—ORDERS IN COUNCIL, APRIL 20, 1883—EXPLOSIVES. 57 words
    41. c408
  41. PARLIAMENT—RULES AND ORDERS— PETITIONS—PARLIAMENTARY OATHS ACT (1866) AMENDMENT BILL —PROXY SIGNATURES. 300 words
    42. cc408-10
  42. PARLIAMENT—PUBLIC BUSINESS— MINISTERIAL STATEMENT. 598 words
    43. cc410-1
  43. LAW AND JUSTICE (IRELAND)—EXECUTION OF MYLES JOYCE, CONVICTED OF MURDER. 303 words
    44. cc411-2
  44. SOUTH AFRICA—THE TRANSVAAL CONVENTION. 340 words
    45. cc412-3
  45. THE VICEROY OF INDIA—CRIMINAL CODE (PROCEDURE) AMENDMENT BILL. 267 words
    46. cc413-4
  46. TRADE AND COMMERCE—THE SUGAR DUTIES. 303 words
    47. c414
  47. NATIONAL SCHOOL TEACHERS (IRELAND)—GRANTS TO TRAINING COLLEGES. 245 words
    48. cc414-7
  48. PREVENTION OF CRIME (IRELAND) ACT, 1882—SECTION 16—SECRET EXAMINATIONS. 1,051 words
    49. c417
  49. INLAND NAVIGATION (IRELAND)— THE UPPER SHANNON. 78 words
    50. cc418-9
  50. PARLIAMENT—BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. 444 words
    51. cc419-20
  51. AGRICULTURAL HOLDINGS (ENGLAND) BILL. 464 words
    52. c420
  52. INLAND REVENUE—CULTIVATION OF TOBACCO. 89 words
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