Mr Charles Sibthorp

1783 - 1855
Summary information for Mr Charles Sibthorp

Contributions

1849

ADDRESS IN ANSWER TO THE SPEECH. Commons February 1, 1849

RECTORY OF BISHOPWEARMOUTH— ECCLESIASTICAL REFORM. Commons February 2, 1849

THE INFANT PAUPER ASYLUM AT TOOTING. Commons February 2, 1849

THE ADDRESS IN ANSWER TO THE SPEECH—ADJOURNED DEBATE. Commons February 2, 1849

SESSIONAL ORDERS. Commons February 5, 1849

INLAND REVENUE. Commons February 9, 1849

RELIEF OF DISTRESS (IRELAND)— (ADJOURNED DEBATE). Commons February 12, 1849

BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION AT ELECTIONS. Commons February 13, 1849

RELIEF OF DISTRESS (IRELAND). Commons February 16, 1849

BRIBERY AT ELECTIONS BILL. Commons February 21, 1849

FINANCIAL REFORM. Commons February 26, 1849

2 speeches — BRIBERY AT ELECTIONS. Commons March 5, 1849

4 speeches — BRIBERY AT ELECTIONS. Commons March 8, 1849

LANDLORD AND TENANT BILL. Commons March 14, 1849

SUPPLY—ANNUAL BUDGET. Commons March 16, 1849

NAVY ESTIMATES. Commons March 16, 1849

SUPPLY—ARMY ESTIMATES. Commons March 19, 1849

NAVY ESTIMATES—VOTES IN EXCESS. Commons March 19, 1849

3 speeches — LANDLORD AND TENANT BILL. Commons March 21, 1849

3 speeches — LANDLORD AND TENANT BILL. Commons March 28, 1849

4 speeches — BRIBERY AT ELECTIONS BILL. Commons April 25, 1849

SUPPLY—NAVY ESTIMATES. Commons April 30, 1849

CATTLE AND SHEEP STEALING (IRELAND) BILL. Commons May 2, 1849

3 speeches — BRIBERY AT ELECTIONS BILL. Commons May 9, 1849

PUBLIC EXPENDITURE AND TAXATION. Commons May 10, 1849

6 speeches — EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY. Commons May 10, 1849

PARLIAMENTARY OATHS BILL. Commons May 18, 1849

LANDLORD AND TENANT BILL. Commons May 21, 1849

LANDLORD AND TENANT BILL. Commons May 24, 1849

FAMINE IN IRELAND. Commons May 25, 1849

2 speeches — NAVY ESTIMATES. Commons May 25, 1849

SUPPLY—ARMY ESTIMATES. Commons May 25, 1849

2 speeches — SUPPLY—CIVIL CONTINGENCIES. Commons May 31, 1849

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