Mr James Abercromby
1776 - 1858Summary information for Mr James Abercromby
Contributions
1835
3 speeches — CHOICE OF A SPEAKER. Commons February 19, 1835
THE KING'S APPROVAL OF THE SPEAKER. Commons February 20, 1835
HIS MAJESTY'S REPLY TO THE ADDRESS. Commons March 2, 1835
ORDERS TO THE MILITARY IN IRELAND. Commons March 3, 1835
INCREASE OF THE RESIUM DONUM. Commons March 4, 1835
IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT. Commons March 4, 1835
2 speeches — OUTRAGES IN ARMAGH. Commons March 6, 1835
MAGISTRATES OF CARLOW. Commons March 6, 1835
SUPPLY. Commons March 6, 1835
ORANGE LODGES—IRELAND. Commons March 6, 1835
EXECUTION OF WILLS. Commons March 11, 1835
ELECTIONS (IRELAND)—EMPLOYMENT OF MILITARY. Commons March 12, 1835
AMBASSADOR TO ST. PETERSBURGH. Commons March 16, 1835
4 speeches — TITHES, IRELAND. Commons March 23, 1835
INTERCHANGE OF LITERATURE WITH FRANCE. Commons March 25, 1835
CANTERBURY ELECTION. Commons March 26, 1835
LEICESTER (BOROUGH) ELECTION. Commons March 26, 1835
SUPPLY—ARMY ESTIMATES. Commons March 27, 1835
LEICESTER BOROUGH ELECTION. Commons April 1, 1835
LOWER CANADA. Commons April 2, 1835
CHURCH OF IRELAND—ADJOURNED DEBATE. Commons April 2, 1835
SIR ROGER GREISLEY. Commons April 3, 1835
POOR LAWS. Commons May 12, 1835
2 speeches — PUBLIC CARRIAGES (METROPOLIS). Commons May 13, 1835
2 speeches — LORD LIEUTENANT OF ARMAGH. Commons May 14, 1835
3 speeches — ABSENCE OF A MEMBER OF AN ELECTION COMMITTEE. Commons May 21, 1835
LIVERPOOL POLICE. Commons May 22, 1835
CONDUCT OF PUBLIC BUSINESS. Commons May 22, 1835
HULL ELECTION. Commons May 26, 1835
2 speeches — MR. JOHNSTON AND HIS CONSTITUENTS. Commons June 1, 1835
AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS—A SILVER STANDARD. Commons June 1, 1835
THE BALLOT. Commons June 2, 1835
BREACH OF PRIVILEGE.—MR. CHARL- TON AND MR. HUME. Commons June 3, 1835
2 speeches — THE SPEAKER'S LEVEES. Commons June 5, 1835
2 speeches — DOWN PETITION. Commons June 10, 1835
IPSWICH ELECTION. Commons June 10, 1835
IPSWICH ELECTION. Commons June 11, 1835
CIVIL COURTS BILL (IRELAND) CHANGE IN PROCEEDINGS. Commons June 12, 1835
TITHES (IRELAND). Commons June 15, 1835
2 speeches — IPSWICH ELECTION. Commons June 15, 1835
CORPORATION REFORM. Commons June 22, 1835
2 speeches — AFFAIRS OF SPAIN—ORDERS IN COUNCIL. Commons June 24, 1835
4 speeches — IPSWICH ELECTION. Commons June 26, 1835
CASE OF MR. HUDSON. Commons June 26, 1835
CATHOLIC MEMBERS' OATH. Commons June 29, 1835
IPSWICH ELECTION—MR.O'MALLEY. Commons June 30, 1835
IPSWICH ELECTION. Commons July 1, 1835
CORPORATIONS.—(MR. HOGG'S PROTEST.). Commons July 7, 1835
ALLEGED BREACH OF PRIVILEGE. Commons July 14, 1835
2 speeches — ORANGE SOCIETIES. Commons July 17, 1835
4 speeches — THE CHURCH (IRELAND)—COMMITTEE. Commons July 21, 1835
6 speeches — IPSWICH ELECTION—BREACH OF PRIVILEGE. Commons July 22, 1835
BREACH OF PRIVILEGE—CASE OF MR. SPARROW. Commons July 23, 1835
IPSWICH ELECTION.—CASE OF MR. CLIPPERTON. Commons July 29, 1835
2 speeches — CASE OF WILLIAM PRENTICE. Commons July 31, 1835
BREACH OF PRIVILEGE—CASE OF MR. KEITH. Commons August 3, 1835
EXTRACTS FKOM THE APPENDIX. Commons August 4, 1835
COPY OF A LETTER FROM WILLIAM SCOTT TO WILLIAM SWAN, THE DEPUTY ASSISTANT, GRAND SECRETARY OF THE GRAND LODGE, [Q. 2856,]. Commons August 4, 1835
GREAT YARMOUTH. Commons August 6, 1835
ARREST OF A WITNESS. Commons August 7, 1835
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE.—THE HOUSE OF LORDS. Commons August 7, 1835
5 speeches — CORPORATION REFORM (IRELAND. Commons August 10, 1835
2 speeches — CORPORATION REFORM. Commons August 14, 1835
2 speeches — ORANGE LODGES.—COLONEL FAIRMAN. Commons August 19, 1835
REGISTRY OF VOTERS (IRELAND). Commons August 19, 1835
CASE OF COLONEL FAIRMAN. Commons August 20, 1835
GENERAL DARLING. Commons August 20, 1835
3 speeches — MR. BUCKINGHAM'S COMPENSATION. Commons August 28, 1835
THE LORDS' JOURNALS. Commons August 28, 1835
2 speeches — GENERAL DARLING. Commons September 1, 1835
CORPORATION REFORM—LORDS' AMENDMENTS. Commons September 7, 1835
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