HC Deb 17 September 1886 vol 309 cc764-88
    c764
  1. WAR OFFICE—ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT—THE STOREKEEPERS AT PURFLEET. 112 words
    2. c765
  2. LAW AND JUSTICE (IRELAND)—KIL. RUSH PETTY SESSIONS—ILLEGAL FISHING—CASE OF MR. SIMON M'AULIFFE. 281 words
    3. cc765-6
  3. WAR OFFICE—CAMPAIGN IN THE SOUDAN—SUPPLY OF ARMS AND STORES. 257 words
    4. cc766-7
  4. POST OFFICE (IRELAND)—THE SUB-POSTMASTER OF STRADBALLY, CO. WATERFORD. 100 words
    5. c767
  5. THE IRISH LAND COMMISSION— ADVANCES TO TENANTS FOR PURCHASE OF HOLDINGS. 192 words
    6. cc767-8
  6. LABOURERS (IRELAND) ACT—THE SCHEME FOR THE OLDCASTLE UNION—THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD INQUIRY UNDER THE ACT. 113 words
    7. c768
  7. LABOURERS (IRELAND) ACT—SCHEMES IN THE ARDEE UNION—THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD INQUIRY UNDER THE ACT. 78 words
    8. cc768-70
  8. PRISONS (IRELAND)—KILKENNY GAOL —RELIGIOUS PROVISION FOR PRESBYTERIAN PRISONERS. 614 words
    9. cc770-1
  9. POST OFFICE—POSTMASTERS AND MASTERS OF SUB-OFFICES— SALARIES. 381 words
    10. cc771-2
  10. POST OFFICE (IRELAND) (NORTHERN DIVISION)—ALLOWANCES TO POSTMASTERS, &c., AT HEAD POST OFFICES. 239 words
    11. c772
  11. POST OFFICE (IRELAND)—MR. W. AHERN, POSTAL SURVEYOR OF THE NORTHERN DIVISION. 304 words
    12. c773
  12. MERCANTILE MARINE FUND— FINANCIAL POSITION. 246 words
    13. cc773-4
  13. ARMY (ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT)— PURCHASE OF 100-TON GUNS. 79 words
    14. c774
  14. ARMY (AUXILIARY FORCES)—ARMS OF THE ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS. 134 words
    15. c774
  15. ARMY (IRELAND)—THE RIOTS IN BEL-FAST—SPECIAL ALLOWANCES TO TROOPS EMPLOYED. 93 words
    16. cc774-5
  16. POST OFFICE (IRELAND) (TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT)—CHARLESTOWN, CO. MAYO. 200 words
    17. cc775-6
  17. LUNATIC ASYLUMS (IRELAND)— CENTRAL LUNATIC ASYLUM, DUNDRUM—ADVERTISEMENT FOR A KITCHENMAID. 254 words
    18. c776
  18. COAL MINES—THE DEAN LANE COLLIERY EXPLOSION. 128 words
    19. cc776-7
  19. PUBLIC HEALTH—GIPSY-VAN AND TRAVELLING CHILDREN. 187 words
    20. c777
  20. RIGHT HON. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P.—POLICE PROTECTION. 163 words
    21. cc777-8
  21. IRELAND—THE BREHON LAW—RE-CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMISSION. 147 words
    22. c778
  22. INLAND NAVIGATION AND DRAINAGE (IRELAND)—THE LOWER BANN. 187 words
    23. c779
  23. THE CURRENCY, &c.—CONSTITUTION OF THE COMMISSION. 283 words
    24. cc779-81
  24. EGYPT—RE-ORGANIZATION, &c—SIR H. DRUMMOND WOLFF. 383 words
    25. c781
  25. POST OFFICE (IRELAND)—CASE OF —MOLONEY, POSTMASTER OF KILDYSART. 343 words
    26. c782
  26. NAVY—H.M.S. "BELLEISLE." 255 words
    27. c782
  27. LAW AND JUSTICE (IRELAND)—SESSIONAL CROWN SOLICITOR, CO. FERMANAGH. 52 words
    28. c783
  28. INDIA—NATIVE STATES—THE GAEKWAR OF BARODA. 238 words
    29. cc783-4
  29. ARMY (INDIA)—MEDICAL DEPARTMENT—SURGEONS. 242 words
    30. c784
  30. LAW AND JUSTICE (IRELAND)—THE REV. MR. FAHY. 125 words
    31. cc784-5
  31. POST OFFICE—THE GENERAL POST OFFICE—VACANCIES IN THE SORTING OFFICES. 199 words
    32. cc785-6
  32. METROPOLITAN POLICE—THE PROPOSED COMMITTEE. 177 words
    33. c786
  33. ARMY (ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT)—DEFECTIVE GUNS. 82 words
    34. c786
  34. POST OFFICE—POSTAGE RATES AND CHARGES TO THE AUSTRALIAN COLONIES. 148 words
    35. cc786-7
  35. SOUTH EASTERN EUROPE—THE ÆGEAN SEA—RUMOURS OF BRITISH ANNEXATION. 93 words
    36. cc787-8
  36. PARLIAMENT—BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE—MINISTERIAL STATEMENT—TENANTS' RELIEF (IRELAND) BILL. 364 words
    37. c788
  37. CRIME AND OUTRAGE (IRELAND)— RIOT AT GALWAY—ALLEGED CASUALTY. 48 words
    38. c788
  38. PARLIAMENT—DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS.—PERSONAL EXPLANATION. 122 words
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