Mr George Moore

1810 - 1870
Summary information for Mr George Moore

Contributions

1851

2 speeches — PAPAL AGGRESSION—ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES. Commons February 7, 1851

PAPAL AGGRESSION—ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES—ADJOURNED DEBATE (THIRD NIGHT). Commons February 12, 1851

AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS—ADJOURNED DEBATE (SECOND NIGHT). Commons February 13, 1851

THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS. Commons March 3, 1851

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons March 14, 1851

ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES ASSUMPTION BILL—ADJOURNED DEBATE (SECOND NIGHT). Commons March 17, 1851

2 speeches — ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES ASSUMPTION BILL—ADJOURNED DEBATE (FOURTH NIGHT). Commons March 20, 1851

2 speeches — THE DEBATE ON THE ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES ASSUMPTION BILL—MR.DRUMMOND'S SPEECH. Commons March 21, 1851

2 speeches — ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES ASSUMPTION BILL—ADJOURNED DEBATE (SIXTH NIGHT). Commons March 24, 1851

THE KILRUSH UNION. Commons April 15, 1851

2 speeches — ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES ASSUMPTION BILL. Commons May 12, 1851

CONVENTS—PETITION OF THE REV. PIERCE CONNELLY. Commons May 12, 1851

ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES ASSUMPTION BILL—ADJOURNED DEBATE (THIRD NIGHT). Commons May 15, 1851

ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES ASSUMPTION BILL—ADJOURNED DEBATE (FOURTH NIGHT). Commons May 16, 1851

4 speeches — ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES ASSUMPTION BILL. Commons May 19, 1851

4 speeches — ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES ASSUMPTION BILL. Commons May 23, 1851

3 speeches — ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES ASSUMPTION BILL. Commons May 26, 1851

2 speeches — ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES ASSUMPTION BILL. Commons May 30, 1851

4 speeches — ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES ASSUMPTION BILL. Commons June 2, 1851

THE BIRMINGHAM CONVENT. Commons June 6, 1851

ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES ASSUMPTION BILL. Commons June 20, 1851

2 speeches — ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES ASSUMPTION BILL. Commons June 23, 1851

2 speeches — SUPPLY. Commons June 26, 1851

ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES ASSUMPTION BILL. Commons July 4, 1851

CIVIL BILLS (IRELAND) BILL. Commons July 8, 1851

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