Mr George Shaw-Lefevre

1831 - April 19, 1928
Summary information for Mr George Shaw-Lefevre

Contributions

1878

2 speeches — TURKEY—CRETE.—QUESTION. Commons January 29, 1878

THE SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATE. Commons February 8, 1878

MANCHESTER CORPORATION WATER BILL. Commons February 15, 1878

[BILL 63.] SECOND READING. Commons February 19, 1878

TURKEY—CRETE.—QUESTION. Commons February 21, 1878

3 speeches — GENERAL LAW RELATING TO FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS. Commons February 21, 1878

SECOND READING. Commons March 12, 1878

2 speeches — DEPARTMENTAL STATEMENT. Commons March 15, 1878

CLASS V.—COLONIAL, CONSULAR, AND OTHER FOREIGN SERVICES. Commons March 19, 1878

OBSERVATIONS. QUESTION. Commons March 29, 1878

TURKEY—CRETE—THE INSURREC TIONS—QUESTION. Commons April 5, 1878

POSTPONEMENT OE MOTIONS. Commons April 9, 1878

SECOND READING. Commons April 10, 1878

TURKEY—CRETE.—QUESTIONS. Commons April 16, 1878

MOTION FOR A SELECT COMMITTEE. Commons May 14, 1878

LEAVE. Commons May 28, 1878

SECOND READING. Commons June 7, 1878

ARMY—AUXILIARY FORCES—THE MILITIA.—OBSERVATIONS. Commons June 13, 1878

SECOND READING. Commons June 17, 1878

COMMITTEE. Commons June 17, 1878

SECOND READING. Commons June 17, 1878

NOMINATION OF SELECT COMMITTEE. Commons June 17, 1878

QUESTIONS. Commons July 1, 1878

6 speeches — [BILL 228.] COMMITTEE. Commons July 1, 1878

QUESTION. Commons July 2, 1878

2 speeches — THIRD READING. Commons July 4, 1878

TURKEY—CRETE.—OBSERVATIONS. Commons July 4, 1878

COMMITTEE. Commons July 8, 1878

[BILL 28.] SECOND READING. Commons July 10, 1878

2 speeches — HIGHWAYS (re-committed) BILL. Commons July 12, 1878

ADMIRALTY AND WAR OFFICE (RE- TIREMENT OF OFFICERS) BILL. Commons July 12, 1878

3 speeches — SECOND READING. Commons July 15, 1878

MOTION FOR AN ADDRESS. Commons July 23, 1878

ADJOURNED DEBATE. [FOURTH NIGHT.] Commons August 2, 1878

2 speeches — QUESTION. Commons December 6, 1878

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