Mr John Mellor

1835 - October 13, 1911
Summary information for Mr John Mellor

Contributions

1893

SELECT COMMITTEE. Commons February 21, 1893

SECOND READING. Commons February 28, 1893

38 speeches — CLASS I. Commons March 2, 1893

SUPPLY—CIVIL SERVICES AND REVENUE DEPARTMENTS, 1892–3 (SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES). Commons March 3, 1893

6 speeches — CLASS I. Commons March 3, 1893

5 speeches — SUPPLY—NAVY ESTIMATES. Commons March 7, 1893

OMMITTEE. Commons March 7, 1893

INSTRUCTION TO COMMITTEE. Commons March 9, 1893

SECOND READING. Commons March 17, 1893

SUPPLY—ARMY ESTIMATES, 1893–4. Commons March 17, 1893

CLASS III. Commons March 17, 1893

CLASS IV. Commons March 17, 1893

COMMITTEE. [Progress, 27th February.] Commons March 17, 1893

THE BEHRING SEA ARBITRATION. Commons March 20, 1893

UGANDA. Commons March 20, 1893

STANDING ORDERS. Commons March 23, 1893

MR. RUSSELL AND THE CLOSURE. Commons March 27, 1893

STANDING ORDERS (by order), Commons April 13, 1893

SECOND READING. Commons April 18, 1893

2 speeches — TEA. Commons April 24, 1893

SECOND READING. ADJOURNED DEBATE. Commons April 28, 1893

RATHMINES AND RATHGAR WATER AND IMPROVEMENT BILL Commons May 1, 1893

INSTRUCTION TO COMMITTEE. Commons June 1, 1893

11 speeches — GOVERNMENT OF IRELAND BILL. (No. 209.) Commons June 1, 1893

GOVERNMENT OF IRELAND BILL. Commons June 5, 1893

7 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress, 2nd June.] Commons June 5, 1893

THE SPECIAL CLOSURE RESOLUTION. Commons July 27, 1893

12 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress, New Clauses, 26th July.] Commons July 27, 1893

2 speeches — CONSIDERATION. Commons August 4, 1893

6 speeches — NAVY ESTIMATES, 1893–4. Commons September 18, 1893

LOCAL GOVERNMENT (ENGLAND AND WALES) BILL.—(No. 274.) Commons December 11, 1893

LORDS AMENDMENTS CONSIDERED. Commons December 20, 1893

2 speeches — PRIVILEGE. Commons December 21, 1893

HOURS OF LABOUR ON IRISH RAILWAYS. Commons December 29, 1893

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