Mr Edward Eastwick

1814 - 1883
Summary information for Mr Edward Eastwick

Contributions

1871

QUESTION. Commons February 20, 1871

QUESTION. Commons February 20, 1871

OBSERVATIONS. Commons February 24, 1871

EAST INDIA REVENUE ACCOUNTS. Commons February 24, 1871

ARMY PROMOTION.—QUESTION. Commons February 28, 1871

SOUTH AFRICA.—RESOLUTION. Commons March 3, 1871

QUESTION. Commons March 6, 1871

ENVOY OF PRINCE KASSA, OF ABYSSINIA.—OBSERVATIONS.—QUESTION. Commons March 10, 1871

ADJOURNED DEBATE. Commons March 13, 1871

PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS (HOUSE OF COMMONS).—RESOLUTION. Commons March 20, 1871

POST OFFICE—MAILS BETWEEN BRISTOL AND CORNWALL.—QUESTION. Commons March 24, 1871

RESOLUTION. Commons March 27, 1871

KHIVA—CONCENTRAION OF RUSSIAN TROOPS.—QUESTION. Commons April 18, 1871

QUESTION. Commons April 18, 1871

QUESTION. Commons April 20, 1871

SECOND READING. Commons May 3, 1871

ADDEESS FOR A ROYAL COMMISSION. Commons May 5, 1871

MOTION FOR A SELECT COMMITTEE. Commons June 23, 1871

MOTION FOR AN ADDRESS. Commons June 30, 1871

MOTION FOR A SELECT COMMITTEE. Commons July 4, 1871

QUESTION. Commons July 17, 1871

SECOND READING. Commons July 26, 1871

2 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress 31st July.] Commons August 1, 1871

2 speeches — NEW CLAUSES. Commons August 3, 1871

SUPPLY. Commons August 4, 1871

CONSIDERATION. Commons August 7, 1871

QUESTION. Commons August 8, 1871

SECOND READING. Commons August 10, 1871

2 speeches — MOTION FOR AN ADDRESS. Commons August 11, 1871

INDIA — ARMY — DISTRIBUTION OF BREECH-LOADERS.—QUESTION. Commons August 14, 1871

2 speeches — MOTION FOR A COMMISSION. Commons August 14, 1871

RAILWAYS—SOUTH KENSINGTON STATION.—QUESTION. Commons August 15, 1871

FOREIGN DECORATIONS.—QUESTION. Commons August 15, 1871

LORDS' AMENDMENTS. ADJOURNED DEBATE. Commons August 15, 1871

CONSIDERATION. Commons August 15, 1871

QUESTION. Commons August 17, 1871

2 speeches — RESOLUTION. Commons August 17, 1871

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