Mr George Bentinck

1803 - 1886
Summary information for Mr George Bentinck

Contributions

1865

QUESTION. Commons February 9, 1865

2 speeches — [BILL 5.] SECOND READING. Commons February 16, 1865

SELECT COMMITTEE. Commons February 21, 1865

SECOND READING. Commons February 23, 1865

RESOLUTION. Commons February 24, 1865

MOTION FOR A SELECT COMMITTEE. Commons March 2, 1865

2 speeches — OBSERVATIONS. Commons March 6, 1865

SUPPLY—NAVY ESTIMATES. Commons March 9, 1865

"WRECK ABSTRACT."—QUESTION. Commons March 14, 1865

QUESTION. Commons March 16, 1865

OBSERVATIONS. Commons March 20, 1865

2 speeches — SUPPLY—ARMY ESTIMATES. Commons March 23, 1865

SECOND READING. Commons March 27, 1865

3 speeches — SUPPLY. Commons March 27, 1865

OBSERVATIONS. Commons April 3, 1865

3 speeches — SUPPLY—CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES. Commons April 3, 1865

MORTALITY AMONG CHILDREN IN NORFOLK.—QUESTION. Commons April 24, 1865

SUPPLY. Commons April 25, 1865

2 speeches — [BILL 63.] COMMITTEE. Commons April 26, 1865

WAYS AND MEANS—FINANCIAL STATEMENT. Commons April 27, 1865

2 speeches — CHELSEA-BRIDGE TOLL ABOLITION BILL,— [BILL 74.]—SECOND READING. Commons May 1, 1865

OBSERVATIONS. Commons May 4, 1865

WAYS AND MEANS. Commons May 4, 1865

RAILWAYS—(GUARDS AND PASSENGERS COMMUNICATION.)—RESOLUTION. Commons May 9, 1865

2 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons May 11, 1865

4 speeches — CLASS I.—PUBLIC WORKS AND BUILDINGS. Commons May 12, 1865

2 speeches — [BILL 155.] THIRD READING. Commons May 25, 1865

2 speeches — NAVY ESTIMATES. Commons May 26, 1865

[BILL 145.] COMMITTEE. Commons May 26, 1865

OBSERVATIONS, Commons May 29, 1865

THIRD READING. Commons June 1, 1865

LIGHTHOUSE ON THE BASSES ROCKS, CEYLON.—QUESTION. Commons June 1, 1865

2 speeches — CLASS II.—SALARIES AND EXPENSES OF PUBLIC DEPARTMENTS. Commons June 1, 1865

2 speeches — AZEEM JAH (SIGNATURES TO PETITIONS.)—COMMITTEE. Commons June 2, 1865

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