Earl of Lincoln
1811 - 1864Summary information for Earl of Lincoln
Contributions
1853
CLERGY RESERVES IN CANADA. Lords February 15, 1853
2 speeches — TRANSPORTATION. Lords February 17, 1853
3 speeches — CLERGY RESERVES (CANADA). Lords February 28, 1853
2 speeches — TRANSPORTATION. Lords March 1, 1853
3 speeches — CANTERBURY ELECTION. Lords Reports March 17, 1853
CHURCH IN THE COLONIES. Lords March 18, 1853
2 speeches — THE NEW ZEALAND COMPANY. Lords April 7, 1853
CANTERBURY ELECTION. Lords April 11, 1853
2 speeches — THE IRISH MAGISTRACY—CASE OF MR. KIRWAN, S.M. Lords April 19, 1853
3 speeches — CLERGY RESERVES (CANADA) BILL. Lords April 22, 1853
6 speeches — CLERGY RESERVES (CANADA) BILL. Lords April 25, 1853
CLERGY RESERVES (CANADA) BILL. Lords April 28, 1853
3 speeches — TRANSPORTATION. Lords April 28, 1853
LAND IMPROVEMENT (IRELAND) BILL. Lords May 9, 1853
5 speeches — TRANSPORTATION. Lords May 10, 1853
COMMON LODGING HOUSES BILL. Lords May 13, 1853
2 speeches — TRANSPORTATION. Lords May 13, 1853
CRIMINAL CODE OF MALTA. Lords June 6, 1853
4 speeches — ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE IN IRELAND—APPOINTMENT OF MR. KEOGH. Lords June 10, 1853
2 speeches — CAPE OF GOOD HOPE—CONSTITUTION FOR THE COLONY. Lords June 16, 1853
9 speeches — APPOINTMENT OF MR. KEOGH—CHARGE AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT. Lords June 17, 1853
2 speeches — THE SIX-MILE BRIDGE AFFRAY—CLARE ELECTION RIOTS. Lords June 24, 1853
INCOME TAX BILL. Lords June 27, 1853
FREE LABOUR FROM LIBERIA. Lords June 30, 1853
AFFAIRS OF JAMAICA. Lords June 30, 1853
TRANSPORTATION BILL. Lords July 11, 1853
PETTY SESSIONS (IRELAND) BILL—SUM- MARY JURISDICTION (IRELAND) BILL. Lords July 15, 1853
TRANSPORTATION BILL. Lords July 18, 1853
7 speeches — COLONIAL CHURCH REGULATION BILL. Lords July 21, 1853
SUCCESSION DUTY BILL. Lords July 25, 1853
PRIVATE BUSINESS. Lords July 28, 1853
2 speeches — LAW OF LANDLORD AND TENANT (IRELAND)—THE CONSOLIDATION BILLS. Lords August 8, 1853
4 speeches — LAW OF LANDLORD AND TENANT (IRE- LAND)—THE CONSOLIDATION BILLS. Lords August 9, 1853
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