Mr George Sclater
1826 - 1894Summary information for Mr George Sclater
Contributions
1871
ARMY—MILITARY EXAMINATIONS—UNIVERSITY CANDIDATES.—QUESTION. Commons February 27, 1871
LOCAL TAXATION.—RESOLUTION. Commons February 28, 1871
OBSERVATIONS. Commons March 20, 1871
3 speeches — SUPPLY—CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES. Commons March 20, 1871
SECOND READING. Commons March 20, 1871
LEAVE. Commons April 3, 1871
WAYS AND MEANS—FINANCIAL STATEMENT. Commons April 20, 1871
WAYS AND MEANS.—REPORT. Commons May 4, 1871
QUESTION. Commons May 23, 1871
QUESTION. Commons May 25, 1871
VOTES ON ACCOUNT. Commons May 25, 1871
13 speeches — SUPPLY—CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES. Commons June 1, 1871
2 speeches — SUPPLY—CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES. Commons June 16, 1871
3 speeches — SUPPLY—CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES. Commons June 20, 1871
NEW FOREST.—RESOLUTION. Commons June 20, 1871
SECOND READING. ADJOURNED DEBATE. Commons June 20, 1871
SUPPLY—considered in Committee. Commons June 23, 1871
COMMITTEE. Commons June 26, 1871
2 speeches — SUPPLY—considered in Committee. Commons June 27, 1871
COMMITTEE. [Progress 7th June.] Commons June 28, 1871
MOTION FOR AN ADDRESS. Commons June 30, 1871
COMMITTEE. [Progress 6th July.] Commons July 7, 1871
NEW MINT BUILDING SITE (re-committed) BILL— [BILL 223.]—COMMITTEE. Commons July 13, 1871
MOTION FOR A PAPER. Commons July 14, 1871
SUPPLY—MISCELLANEOUS ESTIMATES. Commons July 14, 1871
OBSERVATIONS. Commons July 17, 1871
COMMITTEE. [Progress 17th July.] Commons July 18, 1871
MOTION FOR PAPERS. Commons July 21, 1871
2 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons July 21, 1871
SUNDAY OBSERVANCE PROSECUTIONS BILL— [BILL 235.]—COMMITTEE. Commons July 21, 1871
COMMITTEE. [Progress 25th July.] Commons July 27, 1871
COMMITTEE. [Progress 28th July.] Commons July 31, 1871
2 speeches — CONSIDERATION. Commons July 31, 1871
9 speeches — NEW CLAUSES. Commons August 3, 1871
SECOND READING. Commons August 10, 1871
QUESTIONS. Commons August 11, 1871
COMMITTEE. [Progress 10th July.] Commons August 16, 1871
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