Mr Fitzstephen French
1801 - 1873Summary information for Mr Fitzstephen French
Contributions
1857
RESOLUTION MOVED. Commons February 5, 1857
SECOND READING. Commons February 11, 1857
LEAVE. FIRST READING. Commons February 17, 1857
BILL CONSIDERED IN COMMITTEE. Commons February 18, 1857
POSTAL COMMUNICATION WITH IRE- LAND—QUESTION. Commons March 6, 1857
LEAVE. FIRST READING. Commons May 8, 1857
SECOND READING. Commons May 13, 1857
3 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons May 20, 1857
COMMITTEE MOVED FOR. Commons May 21, 1857
COMMITTEE MOVED FOR. Commons May 21, 1857
QUESTION. Commons May 22, 1857
COMMITTEES TO SIT NOTWITHSTANDING. Commons May 25, 1857
REPORT. LEAVE. FIRST READING. Commons May 25, 1857
2 speeches — SUPPLY—CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES. Commons June 12, 1857
QUESTION. Commons June 19, 1857
ROCHDALE ELECTION—COMMITTEE— PRIVILEGE—QUESTION. Commons June 22, 1857
QUESTION. Commons June 22, 1857
LEAVE. Commons June 23, 1857
9 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons June 24, 1857
2 speeches — QUESTION. Commons June 25, 1857
OBSERVATIONS. Commons June 25, 1857
OBSERVATIONS. Commons June 26, 1857
THIRD READING. Commons June 30, 1857
MUTINY IN INDIA—QUESTION. Commons June 30, 1857
DEBATE RESUMED. Commons July 1, 1857
2 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons July 15, 1857
3 speeches — GALWAY TOWN WRIT. Commons July 16, 1857
MAYO WRIT. Commons July 16, 1857
LAMBETH ELECTION.—JOSEPH TREDRE. Commons July 17, 1857
MILITIA ESTIMATES.—COMMITTEE. Commons July 21, 1857
NEW WRIT FOR GALWAY.—QUESTION. Commons July 23, 1857
WRIT REFUSED.—ADDRESS FOR INQUIRY. Commons July 28, 1857
3 speeches — WRIT SUSPENDED. PROSECUTION ORDERED. Commons July 28, 1857
4 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons July 31, 1857
COMMITTEE MOVED FOR. Commons August 3, 1857
OATHS TAKEN BY MEMBERS. Commons August 4, 1857
SUPPLY.—MISCELLANEOUS ESTIMATES. Commons August 10, 1857
QUESTION. Commons December 7, 1857
2 speeches — MAYO WRIT. Commons December 8, 1857
Information presented on this page was prepared from the XML source files, together with information from the History of Parliament Trust, the work of Leigh Rayment and public sources. The means by which names are recognised means that errors may remain in the data presented.