Mr George Morgan
1826 - 1897Summary information for Mr George Morgan
Contributions
1891
14 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons January 26, 1891
ALLEGED BURIAL SCANDAL AT LLANAHER. Commons January 29, 1891
8 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons January 29, 1891
10 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons February 2, 1891
3 speeches — TITHE RENT-CHARGE RECOVERY BILL.—(No. 184.) Commons February 5, 1891
4 speeches — CONSIDERATION. ADJOURNED DEBATE. Commons February 9, 1891
WELSH POSTMASTERS. Commons February 12, 1891
THIRD READING. Commons February 12, 1891
2 speeches — SECOND READING. Commons March 4, 1891
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE (REPORTS OF THE COMMITTEES OF SUPPLY AND WAYS AND MEANS). Commons March 13, 1891
TITHE RENT-CHARGE RECOVERY BILL. Commons March 18, 1891
SECOND READING. Commons March 18, 1891
6 speeches — CONSIDERATION OF LORDS' AMENDMENTS. Commons March 19, 1891
TITHE RENT-CHARGE RECOVERY BILL.—(No. 251.) Commons March 20, 1891
2 speeches — RELIGIOUS EQUALITY BILL.-(No. 19.) Commons April 8, 1891
THE COMMON WOOD AT HOLT,DENBIGH. Commons April 13, 1891
3 speeches — SECOND READING. Commons April 22, 1891
LETTERS TO CANADA. Commons April 23, 1891
NEWFOUNDLAND. Commons May 11, 1891
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons May 28, 1891
NEWFOUNDLAND FISHERIES BILL [LORDS].—(No. 339.) Commons May 28, 1891
3 speeches — MINE INSPECTORSHIP, LIVERPOOL DISTRICT. Commons June 1, 1891
2 speeches — SEAL FISHERY (BEHRING SEA) BILL. (No. 345.) Commons June 1, 1891
COMMITTEE. Commons June 3, 1891
2 speeches — MINING INSPECTORSHIP—WEST LIVERPOOL DISTRICT. Commons June 4, 1891
COMMITTEE. Commons June 4, 1891
4 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons June 10, 1891
COURSE OF PUBLIC BUSINESS. Commons June 12, 1891
3 speeches — CONSIDERATION. Commons June 18, 1891
INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE BILL. Commons June 19, 1891
PUBLIC BUSINESS. Commons June 25, 1891
COMMITEE. Commons June 29, 1891
CLASS III. Commons July 22, 1891
WHITFIELD CHURCHYARD, DERBYSHIRE. Commons July 30, 1891
PUBLIC BUSINESS. Commons July 30, 1891
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