Mr Gerard Noel

1823 - May 19, 1911
Summary information for Mr Gerard Noel

Contributions

1877

THE WAR OFFICE—SANITARY CONDITION.—QUESTION. Commons February 12, 1877

METROPOLIS—HYDE PARK, ROTTEN ROW.—QUESTION. Commons February 15, 1877

THE ROYAL ACADEMY — SIR FRANCIS CHANTREY'S BEQUEST.—QUESTION. Commons February 20, 1877

QUESTION. Commons February 20, 1877

QUESTION. Commons February 20, 1877

QUESTION. Commons February 23, 1877

10 speeches — SUPPLY—CIVIL SERVICES AND REVENUE DEPARTMENTS, SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES FOR 1876–7. Commons February 26, 1877

QUESTION. Commons March 1, 1877

METROPOLIS-HYDE PARK CORNER— CONSTITUTION HILL—QUESTION. Commons March 1, 1877

THE WAR OFFICE—REPORT ON SANITARY STATE.—QUESTION. Commons March 2, 1877

HOME OFFICE—RECEPTION OF DEPUTATIONS.—QUESTION. Commons March 5, 1877

2 speeches — METROPOLIS — HYDE PARK — THE MOUNDS.—QUESTIONS. Commons March 8, 1877

MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY (SOUTH KENSINGTON).—QUESTION. Commons March 9, 1877

THE ORDNANCE SURVEY.—QUESTION. Commons March 12, 1877

THE HOME OFFICE—RECEPTION OF DEPUTATIONS.—QUESTION. Commons March 12, 1877

METROPOLIS—THE NEW GOVERNMENT OFFICES.—QUESTION. Commons March 19, 1877

9 speeches — SUPPLY— CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES. Commons April 5, 1877

13 speeches — SUPPLY-CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES. Commons April 6, 1877

6 speeches — CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES, CLASS I. Commons April 9, 1877

SUPPLY—REPORT. Commons April 16, 1877

QUESTION. Commons May 3, 1877

PALACE OF WESTMINSTER—CARRIAGE SHELTER.—QUESTION. Commons May 15, 1877

2 speeches — CLASS II. Commons May 31, 1877

HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE—MR. JUSTICE FRY'S COURT.—QUESTION. Commons June 14, 1877

QUESTION. Commons June 18, 1877

QUESTION. Commons June 18, 1877

QUESTION. Commons June 18, 1877

METROPOLIS—ST. MARGARET'S CHTJRCH.—QUESTION. Commons June 21, 1877

CLEOPATRA'S NEEDLE—QUESTION. Commons June 25, 1877

METROPOLIS—NEW LODGE IN HYDE PARK.—QUESTION. Commons July 12, 1877

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