Mr Alexander Baillie-Cochrane
1816 - 1890Summary information for Mr Alexander Baillie-Cochrane
Contributions
1867
ADDRESS FOR PAPERS. Commons February 15, 1867
2 speeches — (Lords)— [BILL 52.]—SECOND READING. Commons February 28, 1867
EXPORTATION OF COOLIES (EAST INDIES.)—OBSERVATIONS. Commons March 1, 1867
(Lords.) [BILL 52.] COMMITTEE. Commons March 4, 1867
FIRE INSURANCE.—RESOLUTION. Commons March 19, 1867
2 speeches — NAVY PROMOTION.—RESOLUTION. Commons March 21, 1867
3 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons April 11, 1867
OBSERVATIONS. Commons May 2, 1867
IRELAND—FENIANISM.—PETITION. Commons May 3, 1867
SECOND READING. Commons May 8, 1867
LEAVE. FIRST READING. Commons May 13, 1867
CLAUSES 3, 4. [PROGRESS MAY 17.*] Commons May 20, 1867
COMMITTEE. [PROGRESS MAY 30.] Commons May 31, 1867
2 speeches — RESOLUTION. Commons June 14, 1867
QUESTION. Commons June 14, 1867
QUESTION. Commons June 20, 1867
COMMITTEE. [PROGRESS JUNE 20.] Commons June 21, 1867
COMMITTEE. [PROGRESS JUNE 24.] Commons June 25, 1867
QUESTION. Commons June 28, 1867
COMMITTEE. Commons July 11, 1867
SUPPLY. Commons July 12, 1867
QUESTION. Commons July 19, 1867
2 speeches — COLONIAL GOVERNORS—MOTION FOR AN ADDRESS. Commons July 19, 1867
SUPPLY—CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES. Commons July 19, 1867
2 speeches — OBSERVATIONS. Commons July 23, 1867
NAVY—THE COASTGUARD.—QUESTION. Commons July 25, 1867
CRETE—ENGLISH VICE CONSUL AT KHANEA.—QUESTION. Commons August 9, 1867
2 speeches — SUPPLY considered in Committee. Commons August 9, 1867
QUESTION. Commons August 13, 1867
THIRD READING. Commons August 14, 1867
EAST INDIA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS.—QUESTION. Commons August 15, 1867
2 speeches — [BILL 273.] COMMITTEE. Commons August 15, 1867
QUESTION. Commons November 28, 1867
THE HURRICANE IN THE WEST INDIES.—QUESTION. Commons November 29, 1867
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