Mr John Freeman-Mitford

September 9, 1805 - May 2, 1886
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Contributions

1878

CONSERVANCY NAVIGATION, & c. BOARDS—THE SELECT COMMITTEE, 1877—LEGISLATION.—OBSERVATIONS—QUESTION. Lords January 21, 1878

2 speeches — PRIVATE BILLS—STANDING ORDERS. Lords February 4, 1878

(NO. 18) SECOND READING. Lords February 19, 1878

PARLIAMENT—BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE.—RESOLUTION. Lords Reports March 1, 1878

2 speeches — QUESTION. Lords March 5, 1878

ADDRESS FOR RETURN. Lords March 8, 1878

SECOND READING. Lords March 26, 1878

CALLING OUT OF THE RESERVE FORCES. Lords April 1, 1878

MOTION FOR A SELECT COMMITTEE. Lords April 1, 1878

COMMITTEE. Lords April 4, 1878

2 speeches — REPORT OF AMENDMENTS. Lords April 9, 1878

CONTAGIOUS DISEASES (ANIMALS) BILL.—OBSERVATIONS. Lords May 17, 1878

QUESTION. Lords May 27, 1878

POOR LAW AMENDMENT ACT (1876) AMENDMENT BILL. Lords June 6, 1878

COMMITTEE. Lords June 17, 1878

COMMITTEE. Lords June 21, 1878

2 speeches — THIRD READING. Lords June 24, 1878

2 speeches — COMMITTEE. Lords June 24, 1878

TRAMWAYS (USE OF MECHANICAL POWER) BILLS. Lords June 25, 1878

2 speeches — THIRD READING. Lords June 27, 1878

SECOND READING. Lords July 1, 1878

POOR LAW AMENDMENT ACT (1876) AMENDMENT BILL—(Nos. 99, 153.) Lords July 15, 1878

COMMITTEE. Lords July 15, 1878

2 speeches — SECOND READING. Lords July 19, 1878

REPORT OF AMENDMENTS. Lords July 23, 1878

QUESTION. OBSERVATIONS. Lords July 25, 1878

2 speeches — TRAMWAYS BILLS—(Nos. 130, 122.) Lords July 25, 1878

2 speeches — TRAMWAYS (USE OF MECHANICAL POWERS) BILLS.—RESOLUTION. Lords July 26, 1878

4 speeches — QUESTION. OBSERVATIONS. Lords July 26, 1878

HIGHWAYS BILL—(No. 177.) Lords August 1, 1878

COMMITTEE. Lords August 5, 1878

COMMITTEE. Lords August 8, 1878

QUESTION. OBSERVATIONS. Lords August 8, 1878

2 speeches — THIRD READING. Lords August 12, 1878

CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES. Lords December 5, 1878

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