Mr Edmund Robertson

1845 - September 13, 1911
Summary information for Mr Edmund Robertson

Contributions

1886

LAND REGISTRY OFFICE—THE REGISTRAR. Commons January 26, 1886

COLLEGIATE APPOINTMENTS (SCOTLAND). Commons February 25, 1886

SCOTLAND—UNIVERSITY OF ST. ANDREW'S. Commons March 2, 1886

[BILL 77.] SECOND READING. Commons March 3, 1886

LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART (SCOTLAND) — SIR DAVID BAXTER'S BEQUEST TO DUNDEE. Commons March 18, 1886

RESOLUTION. Commons March 30, 1886

CITY OF LONDON—SALARY OF THE COMMON SERJEANT. Commons April 5, 1886

WEST INDIA ISLANDS—ST. VINCENT GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Commons April 13, 1886

2 speeches — MOTION FOR LEAVE. [ADJOURNED DEBATE.] [FOURTH NIGHT.] Commons April 13, 1886

LAW AND JUSTICE (SCOTLAND)— CIRCUIT COURTS. Commons April 19, 1886

TENURE OF LAND—HOMESTEAD AND EXEMPTION LAWS IN THE UNITED STATES. Commons May 7, 1886

CONSIDERATION OF LORDS AMENDMENTS. Commons June 3, 1886

4 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress 10th May.] Commons June 3, 1886

4 speeches — ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE—APPOINTMENT OF COMMISSIONERS UNDER THE CROFTERS (SCOTLAND) ACT. Commons June 11, 1886

PART II.—BURGHS. Commons June 16, 1886

PARLIAMENT—SESSIONAL ORDERS—INTERFERENCE OF PEERS IN ELECTIONS. Commons August 19, 1886

ARMY—CHARGES AGAINST THE ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT. Commons August 23, 1886

FRANCE—SUMMARY REMOVAL OF REV. W. J. DROUGHT. Commons August 30, 1886

LAW AND JUSTICE (SCOTLAND)— CIRCUIT COURTS. Commons September 6, 1886

2 speeches — SUPPLY—ARMY ESTIMATES. Commons September 7, 1886

3 speeches — ARMY—CHARGES AGAINST THE ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT. Commons September 10, 1886

2 speeches — ARMY—CHARGES AGAINST THE ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT. Commons September 13, 1886

ARMY—CHARGES AGAINST THE ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT. Commons September 14, 1886

CLASS III.—LAW AND JUSTICE. Commons September 16, 1886

5 speeches — CLASS IV.—EDUCATION, SCIENCE, AND ART. Commons September 17, 1886

SALMON FISHERIES (SCOTLAND)— EIGHTS OF FISHING IN PERTHSHIRE. Commons September 21, 1886

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