Mr John Talbot

1835 - February 1, 1910
Summary information for Mr John Talbot

Contributions

1881

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—THE NEW CODE OF REGULATIONS, 1881. Commons February 4, 1881

CONTAGIOUS DISEASES (ANIMALS) ACTS—CATTLE FROM THE UNITED STATES. Commons February 8, 1881

PUBLIC HEALTH—SMALL-POX (METROPOLIS). Commons February 10, 1881

PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION—LOCAL INQUIRIES. Commons March 7, 1881

FEVER AND SMALL-POX HOSPITALS (METROPOLIS). Commons March 14, 1881

POOR LAW (ENGLAND)—THE STRAND UNION. Commons March 22, 1881

PUBLIC HEALTH (METROPOLIS)— SMALL-POX HOSPITAL, FULHAM. Commons March 25, 1881

PATRONAGE OF BENEFICES (CHURCH OF ENGLAND).—RESOLUTION. Commons March 29, 1881

QUESTION. OBSERVATIONS. Commons April 29, 1881

2 speeches — TITHE (EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE) BILL. Commons May 9, 1881

3 speeches — WESTMINSTER SCHOOL AND CHRIST CHURCH COLLEGE, OXFORD. Commons May 19, 1881

DIVINITY DEGREES (IRELAND). Commons June 13, 1881

THE NEW FRENCH GENERAL TARIFF. Commons July 4, 1881

2 speeches — LAW AND POLICE—THE MURDER ON THE BRIGHTON RAILWAY. Commons July 7, 1881

ROYAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND— THE SCHEME OF THE SENATE. Commons July 15, 1881

PUBLIC HEALTH—THE HOP-PICKING SEASON—SMALL POX. Commons July 26, 1881

CLASS II.—SALARIES AND EXPENSES OF CIVIL DEPARTMENTS. Commons July 28, 1881

3 speeches — CLASS II.—SALARIES AND EXPENSES OF CIVIL DEPARTMENTS. Commons July 29, 1881

CLASS II.—SALARIES AND EXPENSES OF CIVIL DEPARTMENTS. Commons August 2, 1881

CLASS IV.—EDUCATION, SCIENCE, AND ART. Commons August 8, 1881

MERCHANT SHIPPING ACTS—EMIGRANT SHIPS. Commons August 9, 1881

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—THE REVISED CODE, 1881. Commons August 12, 1881

4 speeches — [BILL 241.] SECOND READING. Commons August 15, 1881

MERCHANT SHIPPING ACTS—NAUTICAL ASSESSORS. Commons August 18, 1881

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