Mr George Young
1791 - 1870Summary information for Mr George Young
Contributions
1834
CONDUCT OF BARON SMITH. Commons February 13, 1834
SUPPLY—NAVY ESTIMATES. Commons February 17, 1834
IMPRESSMENT OF SEAMEN. Commons March 4, 1834
TIMBER DUTIES. Commons March 4, 1834
COMBINATION OF COOPERS. Commons March 10, 1834
TRADE OF COOPERS. Commons March 13, 1834
SUPPLY—CAPTAIN ROSS. Commons March 17, 1834
ORDNANCE ESTIMATES—COLONIAL FORTIFICATION. Commons March 24, 1834
3 speeches — SUPPLY—MISCELLANEOUS ESTIMATES. Commons April 14, 1834
THE DORCHESTER LABOURERS. Commons April 18, 1834
MERCHANT SEAMEN. Commons April 24, 1834
THE DORCHESTER LABOURERS. Commons April 28, 1834
OBSERVANCE OF THE LORD'S DAY. Commons May 5, 1834
TRADE WITH PORTUGAL. Commons May 9, 1834
POOR LAWS AMENDMENT—(COMMITTEE). Commons May 14, 1834
HARBOURS IN THE CHANNEL. Commons May 15, 1834
MERCHANT SEAMEN'S WIDOWS' BILL. Commons May 21, 1834
POOR LAWS' AMENDMENT COMMITTEE. Commons May 23, 1834
RECIPROCITY OF DUTIES ACT. Commons June 5, 1834
BATTLE OF NAVARINO. Commons June 17, 1834
POOR-LAWS' AMENDMENT—COMMITTEE. Commons June 18, 1834
3 speeches — POOR LAWS' AMENDMENT-REPORT. Commons June 27, 1834
POOR-LAWS' AMENDMENT—THIRD READING. Commons July 1, 1834
CUSTOMS' ACTS. Commons July 2, 1834
OBSERVANCE OF THE SABBATH (BILL NO. 2). Commons July 18, 1834
SUPPLY—BATTLE OF NAVARINO. Commons July 21, 1834
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons July 22, 1834
FOREIGN COMMERCIAL RELATIONS. Commons July 22, 1834
SUPPLY—BATTLE OF NAVARINO. Commons July 22, 1834
BREACH OF PRIVILEGE—COLCHESTER ELECTION. Commons July 23, 1834
SOUTH AUSTRALIA COLONIZATION. Commons July 23, 1834
DUKE OF YORK'S CREDITORS. Commons July 28, 1834
HOUSE OF COMMONS' OFFICES. Commons July 31, 1834
POOR LAWS' AMENDMENT. Commons August 11, 1834
LORD ELLENBOROUGH. Commons August 15, 1834
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