HC Deb 09 April 1886 vol 304 cc1158-78
    c1158
  1. POOR LAW (IRELAND)—DEPORTATION OF PAUPERS FROM SCOTLAND—CASE OF MRS. JANE CARROLL. 265 words
    2. cc1158-9
  2. THE THAMES CONSERVANCY BOARD— FERRY AT GREENWICH. 168 words
    3. cc1159-60
  3. ARREARS OF RENT (IRELAND) ACT, 1882—CASE OF MR. TEMPLEMAN, AGENT TO MRS. ARMSTRONG. 259 words
    4. c1160
  4. ARMY (AUXILIARY FORCES)—CAPTAINS OF MILITIA SERVING AT DEPOTS. 151 words
    5. cc1160-1
  5. LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART— THE SCULPTURES IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM. 161 words
    6. c1161
  6. COMMISSIONERS OF NATIONAL EDUCATION (IRELAND)—PUPIL TEACHERS. 125 words
    7. cc1161-2
  7. LAW AND JUSTICE (IRELAND)—THE MONAGHAN JURY PANEL. 151 words
    8. c1162
  8. LAW AND JUSTICE (IRELAND)— "LLOYD v. SHAW." 96 words
    9. cc1162-3
  9. EMIGRANTS TO THE COLONIES— ASSISTED PASSAGES. 222 words
    10. cc1163-4
  10. SOUTH AFRICA—ZULULAND— USIBEPU. 278 words
    11. c1164
  11. POST OFFICE (TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT)—PREPAYMENT OF MESSAGES TO THE CONTINENT. 192 words
    12. cc1164-5
  12. PUBLIC MEETINGS (IRELAND)—ATTENDANCE OF CIVIL SERVANTS— MR. GEORGE HILL SMITH. 193 words
    13. c1165
  13. PALACE OF WESTMINSTER—HOUSE OF COMMONS—SAFETY MATCHES IN THE SMOKING ROOM. 126 words
    14. cc1165-6
  14. BUILDING SOCIETIES ACT, 1874—ADVANCES ON PROPERTY IN IRELAND BY BUILDING SOCIETIES. 100 words
    15. c1166
  15. MERCANTILE MARINE—THE EMPLOYMENT OF FOREIGN SAILORS. 93 words
    16. cc1166-7
  16. INDIA—THE CINCHONA BARK TRADE. 340 words
    17. c1167
  17. ARMY (AUXILIARY FORCES)—THE MILITIA AND YEOMANRY—VACANT COMMISSIONS. 88 words
    18. cc1167-8
  18. ARMY—EGYPTIAN MEDALS FOR THE ROYAL MARINE BATTALION. 138 words
    19. c1168
  19. THE SUGAR REFINERS—DEPUTATION TO THE BOARD OF TRADE. 89 words
    20. cc1168-9
  20. GOLD AND SILVER—HALL-MARKING WATCHES. 206 words
    21. cc1169-70
  21. POOR LAW (IRELAND)—DONEGAL BOARD OF GUARDIANS. 381 words
    22. cc1170-1
  22. NAVAL ENGINEER STUDENTS—REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR OF NAVAL EDUCATION. 187 words
    23. c1171
  23. LAW AND JUSTICE (WALES)—WELSHSPEAKING JUDGES. 309 words
    24. c1172
  24. COPYRIGHT—THE BERNE CONFERENCE. 210 words
    25. cc1172-3
  25. BELGIUM—RECENT DISTURBANCES. 203 words
    26. cc1173-4
  26. LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART— ANTIQUITIES AT THE BRITISH MUSEUM. 234 words
    27. c1174
  27. PARLIAMENT—GALLERIES OF THIS HOUSE—ACCOMMODATION FOR COLONIAL MINISTERS AND MEMBERS OF LEGISLATURES. 160 words
    28. cc1174-5
  28. TRADE AND COMMERCE—COMMERCIAL REPORTS OF CONSULS GENERAL AND CONSULS. 168 words
    29. c1175
  29. ARMY-CASE OF SERGEANT THOMAS MACKIE, CANTEEN SERGEANT AT FORT GEORGE, N.B. 142 words
    30. cc1175-6
  30. LAW AND JUSTICE (SCOTLAND)—MALICIOUS MISCHIEF—CASE OF WILLIAM STOKES AND WILLIAM MACDONALD, DUTHIL. 266 words
    31. c1176
  31. NAVY—STATE OF THE NAVY. 171 words
    32. c1177
  32. SOUTH-EASTERN EUROPE-BULGARIA. 139 words
    33. cc1177-8
  33. POOR LAW (ENGLAND AND WALES)— BOARDING-OUT OF PAUPER CHILDREN. 255 words
    34. c1178
  34. IRELAND—THE QUEEN'S COLLEGE, BELFAST. 263 words
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