Mr Henry Labouchere
1798 - 1869Summary information for Mr Henry Labouchere
Contributions
1849
THE NAVIGATION LAWS. Commons February 9, 1849
RAILWAY TRAVELLING ON SUNDAYS. Commons February 12, 1849
THE NAVIGATION LAWS. Commons February 12, 1849
RAILWAY BOARD. Commons February 12, 1849
4 speeches — NAVIGATION LAWS. Commons February 14, 1849
2 speeches — THE NAVIGATION LAWS. Commons February 16, 1849
COLONIAL SYSTEM—CEYLON AND BRITISH GUIANA. Commons February 20, 1849
HARBOUR AND LIGHT DUES. Commons March 5, 1849
NAVIGATION BILL—ADJOURNED DEBATE. Commons March 12, 1849
2 speeches — THE LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE AND THE EAST LANCASHIRE RAILWAYS. Commons March 16, 1849
22 speeches — NAVIGATION BILL. Commons March 23, 1849
8 speeches — NAVIGATION BILL. Commons March 26, 1849
ROMAN WORKS OF ART. Commons March 29, 1849
SUNDAY TRAVELLING ON RAILWAYS. Commons April 3, 1849
3 speeches — NAVIGATION BILL. Commons April 19, 1849
SEVERN NAVIGATION IMPROVEMENT COMMISSION (AMENDMENT OF ACTS) BILL. Commons April 23, 1849
NAVIGATION BILL. Commons April 23, 1849
SUNDAY TRAVELLING ON RAILWAYS. Commons April 25, 1849
STEAM-BOAT CASUALTIES. Commons April 26, 1849
AUDIT OF RAILWAY ACCOUNTS. Commons April 30, 1849
SAVINGS BANKS COMMITTEE. Commons May 3, 1849
NAVIGATION LAWS. Commons May 4, 1849
PUBLIC EXPENDITURE AND TAXATION. Commons May 10, 1849
2 speeches — THE DERBY DAY. Commons May 22, 1849
2 speeches — THE SPANISH TARIFF. Commons May 24, 1849
SUPPLY—CIVIL CONTINGENCIES. Commons May 31, 1849
REGULATIONS FOR IRISH PASSENGER STEAMERS. Commons June 1, 1849
2 speeches — SUPPLY—CIVIL SERVICE. Commons June 1, 1849
3 speeches — SMOKE PROHIBITION BILL, Commons July 11, 1849
5 speeches — MERCHANT SEAMEN AND PILOTS. Commons July 12, 1849
THE BAKING TRADE. Commons July 17, 1849
2 speeches — OUTRAGES, CASTLEWELLAN. Commons July 19, 1849
5 speeches — PILOTAGE BILL. Commons July 20, 1849
POOR RELIEF (IRELAND) BILL. Commons July 27, 1849
4 speeches — THE NEWCASTLE RAILWAYS—LORDS' AMENDMENTS. Commons July 31, 1849
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