Mr Frederick Shaw

1799 - 1876
Summary information for Mr Frederick Shaw

Contributions

1836

THE ADDRESS—KING'S SPEECH. Commons February 4, 1836

LIGHT-HOUSES ON THE COAST OF ENGLAND. Commons February 8, 1836

POOR LAWS (IRELAND.) Commons February 9, 1836

2 speeches — CONSTABULARY OF IRELAND. Commons February 18, 1836

EXCHEQUER TITHE PROCESSES (IRELAND). Commons February 18, 1836

ORANGE LODGES. Commons February 23, 1836

ROMAN CATHOLIC MARRIAGES (IRELAND.) Commons February 25, 1836

LANDLORDS AND TENANTS (IRELAND). Commons March 10, 1836

DUBLIN POLICE. Commons March 11, 1836

10 speeches — MUNICIPAL, REFORM (IRELAND) COMMITTEE. Commons March 14, 1836

7 speeches — MUNICIPAL REFORM— (IRELAND.) Commons March 18, 1836

4 speeches — MUNICIPAL REFORM (IRELAND). Commons March 22, 1836

4 speeches — MUNICIPAL REFORM (IRELAND). Commons March 23, 1836

2 speeches — CONSTABULARY FORCE—(IRELAND) BILL. Commons March 23, 1836

ROYAL SOCIETY (DUBLIN.) Commons March 23, 1836

MUNICIPAL REFORM (IRELAND). Commons March 28, 1836

INLAND NAVIGATION (IRELAND). Commons March 29, 1836

ROMAN CATHOLIC MARRIAGES BILL. Commons May 11, 1836

2 speeches — CIVIL BILL COURTS (IRELAND). Commons May 11, 1836

OBSERVANCE OF THE SABBATH. Commons May 18, 1836

IRISH CONSTABULARY. Commons May 18, 1836

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS — (IRELAND) LORDS' AMENDMENTS. Commons May 19, 1836

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS (IRELAND)—LORDS' AMENDMENTS. Commons June 9, 1836

2 speeches — REGISTRATION OF VOTERS BILL. Commons June 16, 1836

2 speeches — EXCISE LICENCES (IRELAND.) Commons June 20, 1836

BALLAD SINGING. Commons June 28, 1836

6 speeches — CHURCH AND TITHES—(IRELAND). Commons July 1, 1836

CHURCH AND TITHE(IRELAND) COM MITTEE. Commons July 4, 1836

2 speeches — COURT OF CHANCERY (IRELAND). Commons August 1, 1836

CHURCH AND TITHES (IRELAND).— LORDS' AMENDMENTS. Commons August 2, 1836

3 speeches — REFORM OF THE LORDS. Commons August 4, 1836

2 speeches — NATIONAL EDUCATION (IRELAND). Commons August 8, 1836

MAYNOOTH. Commons August 8, 1836

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