Commons Sitting of 8 August 1890 Series 3 Vol. 348

  1. QUESTIONS.
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    1. ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS IN MALTA. 57 words
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    2. SOLDIERS ON SERVICE IN INDIA. 453 words
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    3. COMPENSATION MONEY IN THE INDIAN ARMY. 242 words
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    4. OVERCROWDING OF INVALIDS IN THE MALABAR. 63 words
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    5. INDIAN UNCOVENANTED CIVIL SERVANTS. 302 words
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    6. SHOEBURYNESS. 120 words
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    7. PROFIT SHARING. 57 words
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    8. GIBRALTAR.—SHOOTING OF A BRITISH SENTRY. 271 words
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    9. LIGHTHOUSE ILLUMINANTS. 124 words
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    10. MILITIA SUBALTERNS. 156 words
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    11. INSUBORDINATION AT TOPSHAM. 63 words
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    12. THE ELECTRIC LIGHT IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 141 words
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    13. TRAMWAYS IN LONDON. 191 words
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    14. THE LONDON NIGHT MAIL TO WALES. 203 words
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    15. THE MOSSFIELD COLLIERY EXPLOSION. 353 words
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    16. SILVER AND GOLD COINS. 179 words
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    17. METALLIFEROUS MINES. 397 words
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    18. THE GRENADIER GUARDS. 65 words
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    19. MR. GEORGE LOWE. 121 words
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    20. SILK CULTURE IN CYPRUS. 239 words
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    21. NORTHERN QUEENSLAND. 116 words
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    22. CLERKS OF THE CENTRAL TELEGRAPH OFFICE. 123 words
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    23. DOG LICENCES, &c. 278 words
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    24. MAJOR T. D. SEWELL. 269 words
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    25. TUBERCULOSIS. 226 words
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    26. THE ADULTERATION ACT. 340 words
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    27. REGISTRATION OFFICERS. 167 words
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    28. QUESTIONS IN THE HOUSE. 209 words
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    29. THE DISMISSED POSTMEN. 140 words
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    30. OVERLAND LETTERS TO AUSTRALIA 147 words
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    31. THE ATTACK UPON CATHOLIC EXCURSIONISTS. 48 words
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    32. ROYAL IRISH FUSILIERS. 253 words
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    33. POSSESSION OF ARMS. 371 words
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    34. MERCHANDISE MARKS ACT—IRISH LARD. 246 words
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    35. BOYCOTTING—MICHAEL RYAN. 185 words
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    36. THE PETTIGO LOAN FUND. 136 words
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    37. GOVERNMENT ADVERTISEMENTS. 247 words
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    38. IRISH LIGHT RAILWAYS. 195 words
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    39. THE DUBLIN POST OFFICE. 100 words
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    40. LAND COMMISSION—ARMAGH. 61 words
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    41. THE CROSSMAGLEN CONSPIRACY, 1881. 120 words
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    42. THE IRISH MONTHLY. 166 words
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    43. IRISH CONSTABULARY FORCE FUND. 100 words
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    44. MR. PERCY MAGAN, J. P. 284 words
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    45. THE AUTUMN SESSION—BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. 989 words
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    46. POOR RATES (SCOTLAND) PERSONS ASSESSED. 343 words
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    47. NAVY AND ARMY EXPENDITURE, 1888–9. 69 words
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    48. MESSAGE FROM THE LORDS. 38 words
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    49. DIRECTORS' LIABILITY BILL.(No. 300.) 14 words
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    50. BANKRUPTCY BILL.—(No. 362.) 14 words
  2. MOTION.
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    1. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE (SATURDAY SITTING.) 1,260 words
  3. ORDERS OF THE DAY.
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    1. SUPPLY—NAVY ESTIMATES. 31,213 words
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    2. ARMY ESTIMATES. 1,465 words
  4. BILLS OF SALE BILL [LORDS]. (No. 384.)
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    1. SECOND BEADING. 103 words
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    2. SUPPLY—REPORT. 12 words
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    3. LICENSING (SCOTLAND) ACTS AMENDMENT BILL.—(No. 376.) 9 words
  5. MOTION.
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    1. LICENSING (IRELAND) BILL. 49 words
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    2. EAST INDIA (REVENUE ACCOUNTS). 74 words