Mr Charles Monk

1824 - November 10, 1900
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Contributions

1875

[BILL 22.] COMMITTEE. Commons March 3, 1875

CIVIL SERVICE AND REVENUE DEPARTMENTS—ASHANTEE EXPEDITION—POST OFFICE. Commons March 5, 1875

COMMITTEE. ADJOURNED DEBATE. Commons March 9, 1875

MUTINY BILL.—COMMITTEE. Commons March 18, 1875

BRISTOL CHANNEL—HARBOUR OF REFUGE.—RESOLUTION. Commons April 16, 1875

QUESTION. Commons April 19, 1875

CUSTOMS—CONVICTION FOR, SMUGGLING AT LEITH.—QUESTION. Commons April 19, 1875

COMMITTEE. Commons April 19, 1875

CONSIDERATION. Commons May 10, 1875

[BILL 95.] SECOND READING. Commons May 11, 1875

3 speeches — CLASS I.—PUBLIC WORKS AND BUILDINGS. Commons May 21, 1875

[BILL 95.] CONSIDERATION. Commons May 21, 1875

CUSTOMS AND INLAND REVENUE BILL— [BILL 158.]—COMMITTEE. Commons May 27, 1875

SECOND READING. Commons June 9, 1875

2 speeches — CLASS II.—SALARIES AND EXPENSES OF PUBLIC DEPARTMENTS. Commons June 11, 1875

QUESTION. Commons June 17, 1875

MOTION FOR LEAVE. Commons June 17, 1875

INLAND REVENUE—THE ASSESSED TAXES.—QUESTION. Commons June 25, 1875

NAVY (RETURN OF CRIME AND PUNISHMENT).—RESOLUTION. Commons July 13, 1875

[BILL 222.] COMMITTEE. Commons July 19, 1875

PARLIAMENT—BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE.—THE COUNT-OUT ON TUESDAY.—OBSERVATIONS. Commons July 21, 1875

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION—THE REPORT.—QUESTION. Commons July 26, 1875

POST OFFICE—TELEGRAPHS AND RAILWAY COMPANIES.—QUESTION. Commons July 26, 1875

COMMITTEE. [Progress 23rd July.] Commons July 26, 1875

SECOND READING. Commons July 30, 1875

THIRD READING. Commons July 31, 1875

2 speeches — MOTION FOR A SELECT COMMITTEE. Commons July 31, 1875

CONSIDERATION. Commons August 5, 1875

[BILL 281.] THIRD READING. Commons August 6, 1875

THIRD READING. ADJOURNED DEBATE. Commons August 7, 1875

ADJORENED DEBATE FURTHER ADJOURNED. Commons August 9, 1875

ORDER FOR COMMITTEE DISCHARGED. BILL WITHDRAWN. Commons August 11, 1875

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