HC Deb 09 September 1887 vol 321 cc4-32
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  1. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—ELEMENTARY EDUCATION—EVENING SCHOOLS. 149 words
    2. cc4-5
  2. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—(DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND ART)—INSTRUCTION IN THE USE OF TOOLS. 126 words
    3. c5
  3. EVICTIONS (IRELAND)—EVICTIONS AT CAVAN—DEATH OF AN EVICTED TENANT. 148 words
    4. cc5-6
  4. PUBLIC HEALTH—HOSPITAL AT SALFORD FOR INFECTIOUS CASES. 312 words
    5. c6
  5. ADMIRALTY—THE COASTGUARD STATION ON BERE ISLAND. 84 words
    6. cc6-7
  6. THE MAGISTRACY (IRELAND)—THE DUBLIN COUNTY BENCH. 308 words
    7. cc7-8
  7. POST OFFICE (IRELAND)—MR. THOMAS BEGGS, POSTMASTER, BALLYCLARE, CO. ANTRIM. 178 words
    8. cc8-9
  8. ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY—REMOVAL FROM BALLYMOTE, CO. SLIGO. 297 words
    9. cc9-10
  9. POST OFFICE (IRELAND)—LETTER SORTERS—THE KINGSTOWN PACKET POST OFFICE. 218 words
    10. c10
  10. BOARD OF TRADE (MARINE DEPARTMENT) —SHIPWRECKS AND LOSS OF LIFE IN THE BRISTOL CHANNEL— STEAM TUG OFF THE MUMBLES HEAD. 127 words
    11. cc10-1
  11. INLAND NAVIGATION AND DRAINAGE (IRELAND)—THE GWEEDORE-BUNBEG CONSTABULARY BARRACKS. 133 words
    12. c11
  12. DISPENSARIES (IRELAND)—THE GWEEDORE DISPENSARY DISTRICT. 151 words
    13. cc11-2
  13. ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY—CONSTABULARY HUT IN PARISH OF CONVOY, CO. DONEGAL. 246 words
    14. cc12-3
  14. CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE (IRELAND) ACT—PROSECUTIONS FOR ASSAULT—MOUNTMELLICK, QUEEN'S CO. 204 words
    15. c13
  15. LABOURERS (IRELAND) ACTS—ACTION OF BOARDS OF GUARDIANS. 230 words
    16. c14
  16. LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART— ACTION OF LIGHT ON WATER COLOUR PAINTINGS. 100 words
    17. cc14-5
  17. LAW AND JUSTICE (ENGLAND AND WALES)—MANSFIELD (DERBY) POLICE COURT. 259 words
    18. cc15-6
  18. UNITED STATES—INFRACTIONS OF THE ALASKAN FISHERY LAWS. 326 words
    19. c16
  19. HAYTI—TREATMENT OF BRITISH SUBJECTS—MR. COLES. 189 words
    20. cc16-7
  20. WAR OFFICE—RETIREMENT OF CIVIL SERVANTS—MR. JAMES SMEATON. 147 words
    21. c17
  21. LICENSING LAWS—THE QUEEN'S JUBILEE NIGHT—EXTENSION OF HOURS AT OKEHAMPTON. 245 words
    22. cc17-8
  22. EVICTIONS (IRELAND)—ARREST OF DANIEL O'CONNOR, CARRIGROHANE, CO. CORK. 201 words
    23. cc18-9
  23. LAW AND POLICE (IRELAND)— ALLEGED MISCONDUCT IN THE CORK THEATRE. 377 words
    24. cc19-20
  24. ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY—THE RIOTS AT PORTRUSH—CONSTABLE M'CAFFREY. 308 words
    25. cc20-1
  25. CENTRAL ASIA—AFGHANISTAN—THE ESCAPE OF AYOUB KHAN FROM TEHERAN. 194 words
    26. cc21-2
  26. POOR LAW (IRELAND)—BOARDS OF GUARDIANS—SAMPLES FOR TENDERS. 288 words
    27. c22
  27. HOME OFFICE (FACTORY DEPARTMENT) —FACTORY PROSECUTIONS AT HALIFAX. 105 words
    28. cc22-3
  28. LAW AND POLICE (IRELAND)—ALLEGED MISCONDUCT IN THE CORK THEATRE. 147 words
    29. cc23-4
  29. LAW AND JUSTICE—WRONGFUL CONVICTION AT THE SURREY SESSIONS. 364 words
    30. cc24-5
  30. CRIMINAL LAW PROCEDURE (IRELAND) ACT—CONVICTION OF J. P. HAYDEN AT GLASSON PETTY SESSIONS, CO. WESTMEATH. 341 words
    31. c25
  31. WAR OFFICE—AUXILIARY FORCES— DISMISSAL FROM THE HALLAMSHIIRE RIFLES. 148 words
    32. cc25-6
  32. WAR OFFICE (ORDNANCE DEPARTMENTS —MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT —CLOTHING OF CAVALRY REGIMENTS. 68 words
    33. c26
  33. BURIAL ACTS—BATTERSEA BURIAL BOARD—CEMETERY FOR SUTTON. 248 words
    34. cc26-7
  34. EVICTIONS (IRELAND)—ESTATE OF THE EARL OF WICKLOW. 343 words
    35. cc27-8
  35. COAL MINES, &c. REGULATION BILL —THE REGULATIONS—SAFETY LAMPS. 130 words
    36. cc28-9
  36. LAW AND JUSTICE (ENGLAND AND WALES)—EAST GLOUCESTERSHIRE— CHIPPING CAMDEN PETTY SESSIONS —EXCESSIVE FLOGGING. 384 words
    37. c29
  37. LAW AND JUSTICE (ENGLAND AND WALES)—CASE OF JOHN HAY, WRONGFULLY CONVICTED. 152 words
    38. c30
  38. THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC—SAMOA. 92 words
    39. c30
  39. NORTH SEA FISHERIES—OUTRAGES ON BRITISH FISHERY VESSELS BY BELGIAN TRAWLERS—THE "TRIO." 211 words
    40. cc30-2
  40. TRUCK BILL—THE IRISH WAGES CLAUSE. 605 words
    41. c32
  41. LAW AND JUSTICE—THE MAGISTRACY —THE DARTMOUTH MAGISTRATES. 71 words
    42. c32
  42. COAL MINES, &c. REGULATION BILL. 40 words
    43. c32
  43. CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE (IRELAND) ACT—THE PROCLAIMED MEETING IN CLARE.—WITHDRAWAL OF RESOLUTION. 224 words
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