Mr Benjamin Hawes

1797 - 1862
Summary information for Mr Benjamin Hawes

Contributions

1847

2 speeches — THE HILL COOLIES. Commons January 22, 1847

HONG-KONG. Commons January 25, 1847

BERBICE—ALLEGED MISCONDUCT. Commons February 19, 1847

WEST INDIES—IMMIGRATION. Commons February 19, 1847

TOBAGO. Commons February 23, 1847

2 speeches — VOLUNTARY EMIGRATION. Commons March 4, 1847

ASSISTANCE TO EMIGRANTS. Commons March 12, 1847

STEAM NAVIGATION IN AUSTRALIA. Commons March 22, 1847

PUNISHMENTS AT HONG-KONG. Commons March 26, 1847

LABOUR IN THE COLONIES. Commons March 29, 1847

COLONIAL RELIEF FOR IRELAND. Commons April 15, 1847

SUNDAY TRADING IN LONDON. Commons April 15, 1847

TRANSPORTATION TO THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. Commons April 22, 1847

NEWFOUNDLAND. Commons April 27, 1847

BRITISH WEST INDIA POSSESSIONS. Commons May 13, 1847

2 speeches — COLONIAL REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENTS. Commons May 17, 1847

THE PASSENGERS' ACT AMENDMENT BILL. Commons May 20, 1847

HONG-KONG. Commons June 1, 1847

SIR EARDLEY WILMOT— ORDER OF PRECEDENCE. Commons June 1, 1847

COLONISATION. Commons June 1, 1847

PRISONS—CONVICT DISCIPLINE—ADJOURNED DEBATE. Commons June 4, 1847

NORFOLK ISLAND. Commons June 7, 1847

THE LATE SIR EARDLEY WILMOT. Commons June 7, 1847

2 speeches — CASE OF SIR E. WILMOT. Commons June 8, 1847

PRISONS—CONVICT DISCIPLINE—ADJOURNED DEBATE (THIRD NIGHT). Commons June 10, 1847

CANADA. Commons June 22, 1847

2 speeches — MORTALITY IN EMIGRANT SHIPS. Commons June 28, 1847

SETTLEMENT IN LABUAN. Commons July 2, 1847

2 speeches — SUPPLY—STIPENDIARY MAGISTRATES IN THE COLONIES. Commons July 9, 1847

2 speeches — NEW ZEALAND (No. 2) BILL. Commons July 12, 1847

2 speeches — FEVER IN EMIGRANT SHIPS. Commons July 13, 1847

MR. LANGSLOW'S CASE. Commons July 13, 1847

TRINIDAD. Commons July 20, 1847

2 speeches — PASSENGERS' BILL. Commons July 20, 1847

EFFECTS OF SLAVE EMANCIPATION. Commons July 23, 1847

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