Lord Leveson

1815 - 1891
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1864

2 speeches — ADDRESS TO HER MAJESTY ON THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS' SPEECH. Lords February 4, 1864

QUESTION. Lords February 5, 1864

PAPERS MOVED FOR. Lords February 5, 1864

CHINA.—DEATH OF LIEUTENANT TINLING.—QUESTION. Lords February 11, 1864

3 speeches — RAILWAY SCHEMES (METROPOLIS).— THE COMMONS' MESSAGE.—SELECT COMMITTEE. Lords February 11, 1864

RATE IN AID ACT.—PETITION. Lords February 12, 1864

EXPLANATION. Lords February 15, 1864

QUESTION. Lords February 18, 1864

OBSERVATIONS. Lords February 22, 1864

ROYAL ARCADE BILL. Lords February 22, 1864

UNITED STATES — THE AMERICAN CORRESPONDENCE.—EXPLANATION. Lords February 26, 1864

WEST HARTLEPOOL RAILWAY DIRECTORS.—QUESTIONS. Lords February 26, 1864

REPORT OF SELECT COMMITTEE. Lords February 29, 1864

INSANE PRISONERS ACT AMENDMENT BILL.— [No. 14.] Lords February 29, 1864

BORROWING POWERS OF RAILWAY COMPANIES.—QUESTION. Lords March 1, 1864

2 speeches — MOTION FOR PAPERS. Lords March 1, 1864

RAILWAY SCHEMES (METROPOLIS). REPORT OF THE SELECT COMMITTEE. Lords March 7, 1864

DENMARK AND GERMANY—SPEECH OF M. HALL.—QUESTION. Lords March 14, 1864

JOINT ACTION OF EUROPEAN POWERS. Lords March 14, 1864

QUESTION. Lords March 14, 1864

QUESTION. Lords March 17, 1864

PETITION. Lords April 5, 1864

2 speeches — RESOLUTIONS. Lords April 11, 1864

SECOND READING. Lords April 12, 1864

COMMITTEE OF COUNCIL ON EDUCATION—RESIGNATION OF MR. LOWE. Lords April 18, 1864

SECOND READING. Lords April 19, 1864

QUESTION. Lords April 22, 1864

4 speeches — AGRARIAN OFFENCES (IRELAND)— CASE OF MICHAEL DUIGAN & OTHERS. Lords May 12, 1864

2 speeches — THE REGIUS PROFESSORSHIP AT OXFORD.—OBSERVATIONS. Lords May 23, 1864

[No, 79.] SECOND READING. Lords May 26, 1864

QUESTION. Lords May 27, 1864

VACCINATION.—QUESTION. Lords May 30, 1864

NEW ZEALAND.—QUESTION. Lords May 30, 1864

2 speeches — PENAL SERVITUDE ACTS AMENDMENT BILL—(No. 23.)—SECOND READING. Lords May 31, 1864

OBSERVATIONS, Lords June 6, 1864

SECOND READING. Lords June 6, 1864

2 speeches — COMMITTEE. Lords June 7, 1864

THE COUNTESS OF ELGIN AND KINCARDINE—THE QUEEN'S MESSAGE OF MONDAY LAST. Lords June 13, 1864

MOTION FOR AN ADDRESS. Lords June 13, 1864

COMMITTEE, Lords June 13, 1864

EXPLANATION. Lords June 14, 1864

SIR ROWLAND HILL, K.C.B.—ADDRESS ON THE QUEEN'S MESSAGE. Lords June 14, 1864

QUESTION. Lords June 16, 1864

SECOND READING. BILL WITHDRAWN. Lords June 17, 1864

3 speeches — PENAL SERVITUDE ACTS AMENDMENT BILL(No. 66.)—REPORT. Lords June 17, 1864

QUESTION. Lords June 21, 1864

EXPLANATION. Lords June 23, 1864

(No 117.) SECOND READING. Lords June 23, 1864

OBSERVATIONS. QUESTION. Lords June 24, 1864

DENMARK AND GERMANY. THE CONFERENCE. MINISTERIAL STATEMENT. Lords June 27, 1864

ABOLITION OF METROPOLITAN TURNPIKES. —OBSERVATIONS. Lords June 30, 1864

RESOLUTION. Lords June 30, 1864

ADDRESS FOR A PAPER. Lords June 30, 1864

MOTION FOR RETURNS. Lords June 30, 1864

NATIONAL EDUCATION (IRELAND). Lords July 4, 1864

COMMITTEE. Lords July 5, 1864

ADDRESS TO HER MAJESTY. Lords July 8, 1864

BURIAL SERVICE.—ADDRESS MOVED. Lords July 11, 1864

3 speeches — PUBLIC AND REFRESHMENT HOUSES (METROPOLIS, &c.) BILL. Lords July 11, 1864

MEMORIAL OF SIR FRANCIS BOND HEAD.—OBSERVATIONS. Lords July 12, 1864

QUESTION. Lords July 14, 1864

COMMONS' AMENDMENTS CONSIDERED. Lords July 14, 1864

THIRD READING. Lords July 14, 1864

QUESTION. Lords July 14, 1864

PETITIONS. Lords July 22, 1864

ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE. Lords July 22, 1864

2 speeches — ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE RELATING TO TREATIES. Lords July 25, 1864

SECOND READING. Lords July 25, 1864

PILOTAGE ORDER CONFIRMATION (No. 2) BILL—(No. 235.) Lords July 25, 1864

SECOND READING. Lords July 25, 1864

MR. HERBERT, R.A. Lords July 25, 1864

POLICE (IRELAND).—QUESTION. Lords July 26, 1864

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