HC Deb 29 August 1887 vol 320 cc253-442
    c253
  1. BOARD OF NATIONAL EDUCATION (IRELAND) — DISMISSAL OF MR. CUNNINGHAM. 206 words
    2. cc253-4
  2. POST OFFICE — MEMORIAL OF AUXILIARY POSTMEN. 49 words
    3. c254
  3. EXCISE—ADULTERATION OF FOOD AND DRINK—LAW IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES. 156 words
    4. cc254-5
  4. CHINA AND FRANCE-THE NEW COMMERCIAL TREATY-THE PORT OF NAN-NING. 131 words
    5. cc255-6
  5. PRISONS (IRELAND)—THE GOVERNOR OF ARMAGH PRISON—MEMORIAL OF WARDERS. 352 words
    6. c256
  6. POST OFFICE—SUNDAY NIGHT DESPATCH OF LETTERS. 166 words
    7. cc256-7
  7. DISPENSARIES (IRELAND)—MEDICAL DISPENSARY DOCTOR OF DRUMQUIN, CO. TYRONE. 94 words
    8. cc257-8
  8. SCOTLAND—WEIGHTS AND MEASURES ACT—COAL WEIGHING MACHINES— CRAIGHEAD COLLIERY, LANARKSHIRE. 382 words
    9. cc258-9
  9. WAR OFFICE (ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT)—STEEL AND COAL CONTRACTS FOR MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENTS. 281 words
    10. c259
  10. WAR OFFICE—HEAVY GUN PRACTICE FROM TYNEMOUTH CASTLE. 225 words
    11. cc259-61
  11. IRELAND—ROYAL DUBLIN SOCIETY—GRANT FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF HORSE BREEDING. 385 words
    12. cc261-2
  12. EVICTIONS (IRELAND)—THE TAAFE ESTATE, CO. MAYO. 356 words
    13. c262
  13. THE MAGISTRACY (IRELAND)—RETIREMENT OF RESIDENT MAGISTRATES. 176 words
    14. cc262-3
  14. POST OFFICE (IRELAND) (TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT)—PROMOTION OF MR. SAMUEL GRAHAM. 116 words
    15. cc263-4
  15. CIVIL LIST PENSIONS—MR. MONOREDIEN AND MR. RICHARD JEFFERIES. 277 words
    16. c264
  16. SCOTLAND—THE CROFTERS COMMISSION—RETURN OF DECISIONS. 121 words
    17. cc264-5
  17. PUBLIC HEALTH—BRITISH MEDICAL TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION. 175 words
    18. c265
  18. PIERS AND HARBOURS (IRELAND)—A HARBOUR OF REFUGE ON THE EAST COAST. 45 words
    19. cc265-6
  19. EXCISE—MR. FOLEY, LESSEE OF THE CORK CUSTOM HOUSE. 293 words
    20. cc266-7
  20. ARMY MEDICAL DEPARTMENT—MEDICAL RANK. 361 words
    21. c267
  21. MOROCCO—IMPRISONMENT OF THE FREED NEGRO FATAH. 179 words
    22. cc267-8
  22. STREET TRAFFIC (METROPOLIS)— PRIVATE BARS AND GATES. 168 words
    23. cc268-9
  23. BOARD OF TRADE (RAILWAY DEPARTMENT)—NORTH LONDON RAILWAY—CHALK FARM ROAD BRIDGE. 223 words
    24. c269
  24. PUBLIC HEALTH (METROPOLIS)—CHELSEA HOSPITAL REFUSE ATSHEERNESS. 218 words
    25. cc269-70
  25. ADMIRALTY—BERMUDA DOCK. 126 words
    26. c270
  26. THE MAGISTRACY (IRELAND)—THE RIVERSTOWN (CO. CORK) PETTY SESSIONS CLERK. 111 words
    27. cc270-1
  27. WALES—THE TITHE AGITATION—ATTACK ON THE RESIDENCE OF THE REV. CANON BROWNE, BODFARI. 215 words
    28. c271
  28. WAR OFFICE—INTERFERENCE OF OFFICERS IN PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS. 226 words
    29. c272
  29. POST OFFICE (IRELAND)—GENERAL POST OFFICE, DUBLIN—ANNUAL LEAVE OF ABSENCE. 49 words
    30. cc272-3
  30. EGYPT—THE PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS—DELAY IN ISSUING. 341 words
    31. cc273-4
  31. DOMINION OF CANADA—THE MANITOBA RAILWAY. 298 words
    32. c274
  32. CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE (IRELAND) ACT, 1887—ARREST AND TRIAL OF MR. WILLIAM O'BRIEN, M.P. 126 words
    33. cc274-5
  33. THE MAGISTRACY (SCOTLAND)—PRINCIPAL SHERIFFS, PROCURATORS FISCAL, &c. 184 words
    34. c275
  34. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—TECHNICAL EDUCATION IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. 108 words
    35. cc275-6
  35. PARLIAMENTARY PRINTING—CONTRACTS. 366 words
    36. cc276-9
  36. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. 1,097 words
    37. cc279-80
  37. QUESTIONS—IRREGULARITY OF PRACTICE. 100 words
    38. c280
  38. LAW OF EVIDENCE AMENDMENT BILL. 108 words
  39. ORDERS OF THE BAY.
      40. cc280-414
    1. SUPPLY—CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES. 54,355 words
      2. cc414-28
    2. LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOUNDARIES BILL.— [BILL 327.] 5,644 words
      3. cc428-9
    3. LAW OF EVIDENCE AMENDMENT BILL [Lords].— [BILL. 316.] 174 words
      4. c429
    4. BANKRUPTCY (DISCHARGE AND CLOSURE) BILL.— [BILL 327.] 163 words
      5. cc429-39
    5. TECHNICAL SCHOOLS (SCOTLAND) BILL.— [BILL 358.] 3,392 words
      6. cc439-41
    6. TRAMWAYS (WAR DEPARTMENT) BILL.— [BILL 246.] 642 words
  40. LICENSED PREMISES (EARLIER CLOSING) (SCOTLAND) BILL.
      41. cc441-2
    1. CONSIDERATION OF LORDS' AMENDMENT. 156 words
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