Mr Charles Newdegate
1816 - 1887Summary information for Mr Charles Newdegate
Contributions
1859
SECOND READING. Commons February 7, 1859
3 speeches — ADMISSION OF BARON MAYER AMSCHEL DE ROTHSCHILD. Commons February 16, 1859
LEAVE. Commons February 21, 1859
ROMAN CATHOLIC OATH. Commons February 24, 1859
LEAVE. Commons February 28, 1859
SECOND READING. Commons March 2, 1859
3 speeches — JEWS ACT—LEAVE. Commons March 3, 1859
QUESTION. Commons March 4, 1859
SUPPLY.—ARMY ESTIMATES. Commons March 7, 1859
QUESTION. Commons March 8, 1859
CHURCH RATES—RESOLUTIONS. Commons March 10, 1859
2 speeches — QUESTION. Commons March 29, 1859
MINISTERIAL STATEMENT.— THE VOTE OF THURSDAY NIGHT. Commons April 4, 1859
PUBLIC BUSINESS. Commons April 5, 1859
JEWS' ACT—REPORT. Commons April 14, 1859
MAGISTRACY OF NEWBURY AND HEREFORD.—QUESTION. Commons April 15, 1859
4 speeches — RESOLUTION. Commons June 6, 1859
SANDWICH WRIT. Commons June 22, 1859
QUESTION. Commons July 1, 1859
FIRST READING. Commons July 5, 1859
DEBATE RESUMED. BILL COMMITTED. Commons July 7, 1859
SECOND READING. Commons July 12, 1859
DEBATE RESUMED. SECOND READING. Commons July 12, 1859
SECOND READING. Commons July 13, 1859
SECOND BEADING.—ADJOURNED DEBATE. Commons July 19, 1859
SECOND READING. Commons July 20, 1859
SUPPLY—REPORT. Commons July 21, 1859
BILL WITHDRAWN. Commons July 21, 1859
2 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons July 21, 1859
OBSERVATIONS. Commons July 26, 1859
SUPPLY—CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES. Commons July 28, 1859
RESOLUTION. Commons July 29, 1859
COMMITTEE. Commons August 2, 1859
ELECTION COMPROMISES.—BODMIN ELECTION.—RESOLUTION. Commons August 4, 1859
2 speeches — CONSIDERATION.—THIRD READING. Commons August 9, 1859
2 speeches — SECOND READING. Commons August 9, 1859
2 speeches — CHARITABLE TRUSTS ACTS CONTINUANCE BILL.—COMMITTEE. Commons August 10, 1859
OBSERVATIONS. Commons August 11, 1859
4 speeches — COMMITTEE. THIRD READING. Commons August 11, 1859
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