Mr Henry Brougham
November 19, 1778 - May 7, 1868Summary information for Mr Henry Brougham
Contributions
1821
PETITIONS RELATIVE TO THE QUEEN. Commons January 24, 1821
3 speeches — MOTION RESPECTING THE OMISSION OF THE QUEEN'S NAME IN THE LITURGY.— Commons January 26, 1821
PETITIONS RELATIVE TO THE QUEEN. Commons January 31, 1821
3 speeches — PROVISION FOR THE QUEEN—COMMUNICATION FROM HER MAJESTY. Commons January 31, 1821
3 speeches — PROVISION FOR THE QUEEN. Commons February 1, 1821
CONDUCT OF MINISTERS RELATIVE TO THE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE QUEEN. Commons February 6, 1821
NOTTINGHAM PETITION FOR THE IMPEACHMENT OF MINISTERS. Commons February 20, 1821
NAPLES—CONDUCT OF THE ALLIED POWEKS. Commons February 21, 1821
4 speeches — ARMY ESTIMATES. Commons April 16, 1821
REFORM OF PARLIAMENT. Commons April 18, 1821
BREACH OF PRIVILEGE—COMPLAINT OF THE "JOHN BULL" NEWSPAPER. Commons May 10, 1821
2 speeches — BREACH OF PRIVILEGE—COMPLAINT OF THE "JOHN BULL" NEWSPAPER. Commons May 11, 1821
ORDNANCE ESTIMATES—BARBADOES FUND. Commons May 21, 1821
CONSTITUTIONAL ASSOCIATION. Commons May 23, 1821
MISCELLANEOUS ESTIMATES. Commons May 28, 1821
2 speeches — THE CONSTITUTIONAL ASSOCIATION. Commons May 30, 1821
FORGERY PUNISHMENT MITIGATION BILL. Commons June 4, 1821
IONIAN ISLANDS.—CONDUCT OF SIR THOMAS MAITLAND. Commons June 7, 1821
GRANT TO THE DUKE OF CLARENCE. Commons June 8, 1821
AGRICULTURAL HORSE TAX. Commons June 14, 1821
IRISH REVENUE INQUIRY BILL. Commons June 15, 1821
MR. OWEN'S PLAN—NEW LANARK. Commons June 26, 1821
SLAVE TRADE. Commons June 26, 1821
GRANT TO THE DUKE OF CLARENCE— CORONATION OF THE QUEEN. Commons July 2, 1821
CONSTITUTIONAL ASSOCIATION. Commons July 3, 1821
APPROPRIATION BILL. Commons July 3, 1821
2 speeches — STATE OF EDUCATION IN IRELAND. Commons July 10, 1821
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