Mr Charles Newdegate
1816 - 1887Summary information for Mr Charles Newdegate
Contributions
1876
LEAVE. Commons February 17, 1876
RESOLUTION. Commons March 14, 1876
3 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress 16th March.] Commons March 20, 1876
THIRD READING. Commons March 23, 1876
THIRD READING. Commons March 24, 1876
MOTION FOR AN ADDRESS. Commons March 28, 1876
RESOLUTION. Commons March 31, 1876
2 speeches — OBSERVATIONS. Commons April 6, 1876
5 speeches — OBSERVATIONS. Commons April 7, 1876
RESOLUTION. Commons April 7, 1876
4 speeches — PARLIAMENT—PRIVILEGE—IRREGULAR PETITIONS.—QUESTION. Commons April 11, 1876
PARLIAMENT—PRIVILEGE—IRREGULAR PETITIONS.—OBSERVATIONS. Commons April 25, 1876
SECOND READING. Commons April 26, 1876
PERSONAL EXPLANATION. Commons May 12, 1876
LEAVE. FIRST READING. Commons May 16, 1876
ADDRESS FOR A RETURN. Commons May 23, 1876
RESOLUTIONS. Commons May 30, 1876
[BILL 146.] SECOND READING. Commons June 12, 1876
RESOLUTIONS. Commons June 13, 1876
2 speeches — PARLIAMENT—ORDER—BALLOTING FOR MOTIONS.—OBSERVATIONS. Commons June 19, 1876
SECOND READING. Commons June 22, 1876
SECOND READING. ADJOURNED DEBATE. Commons July 3, 1876
COMMITTEE. [Progress 11th July.] Commons July 13, 1876
2 speeches — PARLIAMENT—ARRANGEMENT OF PUBLIC BUSINESS.—OBSERVATIONS. Commons July 20, 1876
COMMITTEE. [Progress 18th July.] Commons July 20, 1876
ADJOURENED DEBATE. Commons July 24, 1876
2 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress 25th July.] Commons July 27, 1876
COMMITTEE. [Progress 27th July.] Commons July 28, 1876
3 speeches — Part II. Commons August 3, 1876
2 speeches — ADJOURNED DEBATE. Commons August 4, 1876
PARLIAMENT—BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE—ARRANGEMENT OF PUBLIC BUSINESS.—RESOLUTION. Commons August 7, 1876
APPELLATE JURISDICTION BILL. Commons August 8, 1876
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS BILL. Commons August 11, 1876
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