Mr James Lowther
1840 - September 12, 1904Summary information for Mr James Lowther
Contributions
1871
[BILL 32.] SECOND READING. Commons February 23, 1871
PARLIAMENT—BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE.—QUESTION. Commons February 27, 1871
3 speeches — PARLIAMENT—BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons February 28, 1871
POSTPONEMENT OF NOTICES OF MOTION. Commons March 17, 1871
2 speeches — MUNITIONS OF WAR—RESOLUTION. Commons March 28, 1871
QUESTION. Commons April 3, 1871
INCOME TAX BILL.—QUESTIONS. Commons May 5, 1871
ARMY REGULATION BILL— [BILL 39.] Commons May 22, 1871
ARMY REGULATION BILL— [BILL 39.] Commons June 5, 1871
ARMY REGULATION BILL.—QUESTION. Commons June 12, 1871
QUESTION. OBSERVATIONS. Commons June 16, 1871
[BILL 103.] COMMITTEE. Commons June 22, 1871
COMMITTEE. [Progress 4th July.] Commons July 6, 1871
2 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress 6th July.] Commons July 7, 1871
5 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress 7th July.] Commons July 10, 1871
2 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress 10th July.] Commons July 11, 1871
COMMITTEE. [Progress 11th July.] Commons July 13, 1871
COMMITTEE. [Progress 13th July.] Commons July 14, 1871
OBSERVATIONS. Commons July 17, 1871
4 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress 14th July.] Commons July 17, 1871
4 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress 17th July.] Commons July 18, 1871
2 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress 18th July.] Commons July 20, 1871
COMMITTEE. [Progress, 20th July.] Commons July 21, 1871
QUESTION. Commons July 24, 1871
6 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress 21st July.] Commons July 24, 1871
7 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress 24th July.] Commons July 25, 1871
5 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress 25th July.] Commons July 27, 1871
4 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress 27th July.] Commons July 28, 1871
8 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress 31st July.] Commons August 1, 1871
3 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons August 1, 1871
2 speeches — NEW CLAUSES. Commons August 3, 1871
THIRD READING. Commons August 8, 1871
QUESTIONS. Commons August 11, 1871
BETTING BILL.—QUESTION. Commons August 12, 1871
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