Mr George Dawson
December 24, 1790 - April 3, 1856Summary information for Mr George Dawson
Contributions
1832
2 speeches — FEES ON RENEWING COMMISSIONS (IRELAND). Commons January 17, 1832
3 speeches — IRISH MAGISTRACY. Commons January 24, 1832
2 speeches — FINANCE—DEFICIENCY IN THE REVENUE Commons February 6, 1832
2 speeches — CASE OF MR. MARSHALL AND DR. BOWRING. Commons February 17, 1832
SUPPLY—ARMY ESTIMATES. Commons February 17, 1832
BREACH OF PRIVILEGE—CASE OF SIR GEORGE HILL. Commons February 20, 1832
2 speeches — REPRESENTATION OF CHELMSFORD. Commons February 23, 1832
SELECT VESTRIES. Commons February 28, 1832
6 speeches — LORD CHANCELLOR PLUNKETT. Commons March 6, 1832
MINISTERIAL PLAN OF EDUCATION (IRELAND. Commons March 28, 1832
CHOLERA MORBUS. Commons March 28, 1832
TITHES (IRELAND)—MINISTERIAL RESOLUTIONS. Commons March 28, 1832
MALT DRAWBACK. Commons March 30, 1832
STATE OF IRELAND. Commons March 31, 1832
TITHES (IRELAND)—MINISTERIAL PLAN. Commons April 2, 1832
3 speeches — EXCHEQUER COURT (SCOTLAND). Commons April 10, 1832
4 speeches — THE ANATOMY BILL. Commons April 11, 1832
SUPPLY—MISCELLANEOUS ESTIMATES Commons April 13, 1832
PARLIAMENTARY REFORM—BILL FOR IRELAND—SECOND READING. Commons May 25, 1832
STATE OF IRELAND. Commons May 31, 1832
2 speeches — CORPORATIONS OF LONDONDERRY AND DUBLIN. Commons June 1, 1832
BREACH OF PRIVILEGE—"THE TIMES." Commons June 20, 1832
REPORTS OF THE PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT. Commons June 22, 1832
5 speeches — PARLIAMENTARY REFORM—BILL FOR IRELAND—COMMITTEE—FOURTH DAY. Commons June 29, 1832
2 speeches — SALARIES OF THE LORD PRIVY SEAL AND THE POSTMASTER GENERAL. Commons July 2, 1832
SUPPLY—ORDNANCE ESTIMATES. Commons July 2, 1832
PARLIAMENTARY REFORM—BILL FOR IRELAND—COMMITTEE—FIFTH DAY. Commons July 2, 1832
4 speeches — TITHES (IRELAND)—MINISTERIAL PLAN—ADJOURNED DEBATE. Commons July 13, 1832
GOVERNORSHIP OF LONDONDERRY FORT. Commons July 18, 1832
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