Mr Frederick Thesiger
1794 - 1878Summary information for Mr Frederick Thesiger
Contributions
1865
ILLICIT DISTILLATION IN CLARE AND DONEGAL. Lords February 16, 1865
SHEPARD'S, WRIGHT'S, AND SPENCER'S PATENTS BILLS.—OBSERVATIONS. Lords February 27, 1865
SECOND READING. Lords March 3, 1865
SECOND READING. Lords March 7, 1865
BILL PRESENTED. FIRST READING. Lords March 9, 1865
(No. 15.) SECOND READING. Lords March 10, 1865
4 speeches — (NO. 22.) SECOND HEADING. Lords March 16, 1865
(No. 40) SECOND READING. Lords March 21, 1865
(No. 43.) REPORT. Lords March 27, 1865
DISPLACEMENT OF LONDON POOR. Lords April 7, 1865
QUESTION. Lords April 27, 1865
(No. 23.) COMMITTEE. Lords May 2, 1865
OBSERVATIONS. Lords May 5, 1865
BILL PASSED. Lords May 8, 1865
SECOND READING. BILL WITHDRAWN. Lords May 8, 1865
3 speeches — RESIGNATION OF CERTAIN OFFICES, AND ON THE PENSION GRANTED TO HIM BY THIS HOUSE. Lords May 9, 1865
2 speeches — CONFESSION IN THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND.—LAW OF EVIDENCE. Lords May 12, 1865
2 speeches — (No. 83.) COMMITTEE. Lords May 12, 1865
EXPLANATION. Lords May 23, 1865
MOTION FOR AN ADDRESS. Lords May 23, 1865
2 speeches — QUESTION. Lords May 30, 1865
3 speeches — (NO. 132.) REPORT. Lords May 30, 1865
(NO. 138.) THIRD READING. BILL PASSED. Lords June 1, 1865
IMPRISONMENT OF BRITISH SUBJECTS IN ABYSSINIA.—OBSERVATIONS. Lords June 13, 1865
3 speeches — COMMITTEE. Lords June 13, 1865
PETITION OF ETHELDREDA BROWNING. Lords June 15, 1865
2 speeches — (NO. 123.) COMMITTEE. Lords June 15, 1865
SECOND READING. Lords June 15, 1865
STATE OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUSINESS. Lords June 23, 1865
3 speeches — (NO. 162.) REPORT. Lords June 23, 1865
SECOND READING. Lords June 26, 1865
2 speeches — COMMITTEE. Lords June 27, 1865
(NO. 178.) SECOND READING. Lords June 30, 1865
OBSERVATIONS. Lords June 30, 1865
PERSONAL EXPLANATION. Lords July 4, 1865
3 speeches — OBSERVATIONS. Lords July 4, 1865
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