Mr Edward Craufurd

1816 - 1887
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Contributions

1872

OBSERVATIONS. Commons February 12, 1872

OBSERVATIONS. Commons February 13, 1872

LEAVE. FIRST READING. Commons February 13, 1872

MOTION FOR AN ADDRESS. Commons February 13, 1872

REPORT. Commons February 19, 1872

JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL—APPOINTMENT OF SIR ROBERT COLLIER.—RESOLUTION. Commons February 19, 1872

2 speeches — PARLIAMENT—BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE.—RESOLUTION. Commons February 26, 1872

2 speeches — SECOND READING. Commons March 19, 1872

[BILL 35.] SECOND READING. Commons April 10, 1872

RESOLUTION. Commons April 16, 1872

QUESTION. Commons April 22, 1872

PARLIAMENTARY AND MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS BILL. Commons April 22, 1872

ADDRESS FOR A ROYAL COMMISSION. Commons April 25, 1872

PARLIAMENTARY AND MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS BILL. Commons May 2, 1872

CONSIDERATION. Commons May 9, 1872

MOTION FOR RETURNS. Commons May 31, 1872

COMMITTEE. Commons June 3, 1872

I.—GENERAL MANAGEMENT. Commons June 4, 1872

2 speeches — II.—LOCAL MANAGEMENT. Commons June 6, 1872

III. SCHOOLS. Commons June 7, 1872

SUPPLY—CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES. Commons June 10, 1872

2 speeches — IV.—FINANCE. Commons June 11, 1872

V.—TEACHERS. Commons June 11, 1872

3 speeches — V. TEACHERS. Commons June 13, 1872

2 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress 13th June.] Commons June 14, 1872

COMMITTEE. [Progress 14th June.] Commons June 18, 1872

7 speeches — VI.—MISCELLANEOUS—INSPECTION—CONSCIENCE CLAUSE—COMPULSION, &C. Commons June 20, 1872

3 speeches — CONSIDERATION. Commons June 25, 1872

2 speeches — CONSIDERATION OF LORDS AMENDMENTS. Commons June 28, 1872

PART II.—RULES. Commons July 2, 1872

PART II.—RULES. Commons July 4, 1872

PUBLIC HEALTH (SALARY.)—REPORT. Commons July 12, 1872

2 speeches — [BILL 194.] COMMITTEE. Commons July 16, 1872

LORDS' AMENDMENTS. Commons July 30, 1872

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