Mr Charles Meldon
1841 - 1892Summary information for Mr Charles Meldon
Contributions
1880
ADDRESS IN ANSWER TO HER MAJESTY'S MOST GRACIOUS SPEECH. Commons February 5, 1880
ADJOURNED DEBATE. [SECOND NIGHT.] Commons February 6, 1880
[BILL 1] SECOND READING. Commons February 12, 1880
3 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons February 13, 1880
2 speeches — [BILL 1.] COMMITTEE. Commons February 16, 1880
2 speeches — RESOLUTION. Commons February 17, 1880
LEAVE. FIRST READING. Commons February 17, 1880
2 speeches — SECOND READING. Commons March 15, 1880
RELIEF OF DISTRESS (IRELAND)— RATHANGAN, KILDARE. Commons March 16, 1880
IRELAND—OVERFLOW OF THE RIVER BARROW AT MONASTEREVAN, KILDARE. Commons March 16, 1880
[BILL 107.] COMMITTEE. Commons March 16, 1880
IRELAND—NATIONAL SCHOOL TEACHERS—INCREASE OF SALARY. Commons May 24, 1880
SECOND READING. Commons June 9, 1880
2 speeches — [BILL 167.] SECOND READING. Commons June 9, 1880
6 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons June 9, 1880
5 speeches — REGISTRATION OF VOTERS (IRELAND) BILL.— [BILL 150.] Commons June 11, 1880
M. CHALLEMEL LACOUR, THE FRENCH AMBASSADOR. Commons June 14, 1880
ARMY MEDICAL OFFICERS—EXCHANGES. Commons June 17, 1880
[BILL 244.] SECOND READING. Commons June 24, 1880
COMMITTEE. Commons July 8, 1880
2 speeches — CLASS III.—LAW AND JUSTICE. Commons August 27, 1880
CLASS IV.—EDUCATION, SCIENCE, AND ART. Commons August 27, 1880
3 speeches — REGISTRATION OF VOTERS (IRELAND) BILL. Commons August 28, 1880
5 speeches — CONSIDERATION. Commons August 30, 1880
3 speeches — [BILL 219.] SECOND READING. Commons August 30, 1880
POOR LAW (IRELAND)—BELFAST WORKHOUSE.—RESOLUTION. Commons September 1, 1880
LOCAL COURTS OF BANKRUPTCY (IRELAND) BILL. Commons September 2, 1880
2 speeches — ORDER—THE APPROPRIATION BILL—THE REGISTRATION OF VOTERS (IRELAND) BILL—TACKING. Commons September 2, 1880
2 speeches — THE HOUSE OF LORDS AND THE REGISTRATION OF VOTERS (IRELAND) BILL. Commons September 3, 1880
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