Mr George Anderson

1819 - 1896
Summary information for Mr George Anderson

Contributions

1873

PARKS REGULATION ACT—HYDE PARK—THE NEW RULES. Commons February 10, 1873

RESOLUTION. Commons February 10, 1873

MARRIAGE WITH A DECEASED WIFE'S SISTER BILL. Commons February 12, 1873

SECOND READING. Commons February 26, 1873

3 speeches — RESOLUTION. Commons March 25, 1873

QUESTION. Commons April 1, 1873

3 speeches — SUPPLY—CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES. Commons April 21, 1873

QUESTION. Commons April 24, 1873

RESOLUTION. Commons May 6, 1873

ARMY—CHARGE AGAINST A CAVALRY OFFICER.—QUESTION. Commons May 12, 1873

THE "ALABAMA"—COMPENSATION FOR BRITISH PROPERTY—QUESTIONS. Commons May 26, 1873

SUPPLY—REPORT. Commons May 26, 1873

COMMITTEE. [Progress, 19th May.] Commons May 27, 1873

COMMITTEE. [Progress 15th May.] Commons June 5, 1873

ARMY—COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF THE FORCES IN IRELAND.—QUESTION. Commons June 12, 1873

QUESTION. Commons June 19, 1873

RATING (LIABILITY AND VALUE) BILL— [BILL 146.] Commons June 20, 1873

8 speeches — SUPPLY—ARMY ESTIMATES. Commons June 23, 1873

ARMY—COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF THE FORCES IN IRELAND.—QUESTION. Commons June 26, 1873

2 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress 5th June.] Commons June 27, 1873

2 speeches — QUESTIONS. Commons July 7, 1873

2 speeches — ARMY—THE GENERAL COMMANDING IN IRELAND.—QUESTION. Commons July 21, 1873

QUESTIONS. Commons July 21, 1873

2 speeches — SECOND READING. Commons July 21, 1873

THIRD READING. Commons July 22, 1873

POST OFFICE—THE GLASGOW POST OFFICE.—QUESTION. Commons July 24, 1873

2 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons July 25, 1873

SUPPLY—SITPPLEMENTAITRY ESTIMATES. Commons July 28, 1873

CUSTOM HOUSE CLERKS AT THE OUTPORTS. Commons July 29, 1873

[BILL 23.] COMMITTEE. Commons July 29, 1873

2 speeches — ARMY—THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF IN IRELAND.—QUESTIONS. Commons July 31, 1873

SECOND READING. Commons July 31, 1873

3 speeches — [BILL 272.] COMMITTEE. Commons August 1, 1873

QUESTION. Commons August 4, 1873

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