Mr James Picton

1832 - February 4, 1910
Summary information for Mr James Picton

Contributions

1885

EGYPT AND THE SOUDAN—VOTE OF CENSURE.—RESOLUTION. Commons February 23, 1885

VACCINATION ACTS (LEICESTER AND OTHER TOWNS). Commons February 26, 1885

INDIA—THE COVENANTED CIVIL SERVICE. Commons March 2, 1885

CLASS IV.—EDUCATION, SCIENCE, AND ART. Commons March 12, 1885

CLASS VII.—MISCELLANEOUS. Commons March 16, 1885

3 speeches — REDISTRIBUTION. Commons March 17, 1885

2 speeches — CONTENTS AND BOUNDARIES OF BOROUGHS WITH ALTERED BOUNDARIES. Commons March 24, 1885

2 speeches — REGISTRATION (OCCUPATION VOTERS) (re-committed) BILL.— [BILL 140.] Commons May 6, 1885

INSTRUCTIONS TO TOWN CLERKS. Commons May 7, 1885

CONSIDERATION OF LORDS AMENDMENTS. Commons May 20, 1885

SECOND READING. Commons May 20, 1885

ADJOURNMENT. Commons June 15, 1885

RUSSIA—OFFENSIVE SPEECHES. Commons July 6, 1885

2 speeches — SECOND READING. [ADJOURNED DEBATE.] Commons July 9, 1885

CLASS IV.—EDUCATION, SCIENCE, AND ART. Commons July 14, 1885

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION IN BOARD SCHOOLS. Commons July 21, 1885

LAW AND POLICE (ENGLAND AND WALES)—ALLEGED CASE OF ABDUCTION. Commons July 21, 1885

REROLTUION. Commons July 24, 1885

PART I. Commons July 30, 1885

LAW AND JUSTICE—THE JEFFRIES CASE—MR. EDLIN, ASSISTANT JUDGE. Commons July 31, 1885

SCIENCE AND ART—EXAMINATIONS IN DRAWING—FAILURES TO PASS. Commons July 31, 1885

6 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress 30th July.] Commons July 31, 1885

2 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress 31st July.] Commons August 3, 1885

CHURCH OF ENGLAND—EXCOMMUNICATION AT SAHAM TONEY. Commons August 6, 1885

CONSIDERATION. Commons August 6, 1885

2 speeches — CONSIDERATION. [ADJOURNED DEBATE.] Commons August 7, 1885

PARLIAMENTARY VOTERS—REGISTRATION OF VOTERS IN AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS. Commons August 10, 1885

2 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons August 11, 1885

CONSIDERATION. Commons August 12, 1885

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