Mr Henry Warburton
1785 - 1858Summary information for Mr Henry Warburton
Contributions
1841
STANDING ORDERS—COMMITTEES ON PRIVATE BILLS. Commons January 27, 1841
COPYRIGHT. Commons January 27, 1841
2 speeches — COPYRIGHT. Commons January 29, 1841
STANDING ORDERS—RAILWAY BILLS. Commons February 4, 1841
RAILWAYS. Commons February 4, 1841
MEDICAL REFORM. Commons February 5, 1841
2 speeches — COUNTY COURTS. Commons February 9, 1841
COPYRIGHT OF DESIGNS. Commons February 9, 1841
ADMISSION OF JEWS TO CORPORATE OFFICES. Commons February 9, 1841
DESTITUTION IN THE HIGHLANDS—EMIGRATION. Commons February 11, 1841
ORDNANCE SURVEY OF ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND. Commons February 11, 1841
THE NIGER EXPEDITION. Commons February 16, 1841
2 speeches — LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS—MR. SNOW HARRIS. Commons February 18, 1841
COUNTY CORONERS. Commons February 18, 1841
REGISTRATION OF VOTERS (ENGLAND). Commons February 19, 1841
EAST-INDIA RUM. Commons February 26, 1841
COPYRIGHT OF DESIGNS. Commons March 3, 1841
SUPPLY—THE EARL OF CARDIGAN —CANADA—CATHOLIC SOLDIERS. Commons March 8, 1841
2 speeches — COUNTY COHONERS. Commons March 10, 1841
2 speeches — DEPOSITS ON SHARES. Commons March 11, 1841
EAST-INDIA RUM. Commons March 12, 1841
CHURCH RATES—PETITION OF WILLIAM BAINES. Commons March 16, 1841
SEVERN NAVIGATION. Commons March 17, 1841
2 speeches — COPYRIGHT OF DESIGNS BILL. Commons March 24, 1841
COLONIAL DUTIES. Commons April 5, 1841
2 speeches — COUNTY CORONERS. Commons May 5, 1841
2 speeches — THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. Commons May 13, 1841
ANATOMY ACT. Commons May 20, 1841
POLITICAL OFFENDERS. Commons May 25, 1841
BRIBERY AT ST. ALBAN'S. Commons June 8, 1841
3 speeches — DOG CARTS. Commons June 9, 1841
DANISH CLAIMS. Commons June 9, 1841
DEBTS OF PARISHES BILL. Commons June 9, 1841
DANISH CLAIMS. Commons June 10, 1841
BRIBERY AT ELECTIONS. Commons June 10, 1841
DEBTS OF PARISHES. Commons June 14, 1841
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