Mr Mitchell Henry

1826 - November 22, 1910
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Contributions

1877

SECOND READING. Commons February 14, 1877

SECOND READING. Commons February 14, 1877

2 speeches — QUESTION. OBSERVATIONS. Commons February 22, 1877

HOME OFFICE—RECEPTION OF DEPUTATIONS.—QUESTION. Commons March 5, 1877

RESOLUTION. Commons March 5, 1877

3 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress, 1st March.] Commons March 22, 1877

2 speeches — TURKEY—THE NEGOTIATIONSGUARANTEES.—RESOLUTION. Commons March 23, 1877

PRISONS BILL.— [BILL 1.] Commons March 26, 1877

3 speeches — CONSIDERATION. Commons April 19, 1877

RESOLUTION. Commons April 19, 1877

PARLIAMENT — DEBATES — OFFICIAL REPORTS.—RESOLUTION. Commons April 20, 1877

RESOLUTION. Commons April 27, 1877

ARMY SURGEONS—THE ROYAL WARRANT, 1877.—QUESTION. Commons May 4, 1877

ADJOURNED DEBATE. [THIRD NIGHT.] Commons May 10, 1877

5 speeches — NAVY—THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION—COMMITTEE ON SCURVY.—QUESTION. Commons May 17, 1877

3 speeches — IRISH TAXATION.—RESOLUTIONS. Commons June 5, 1877

CONSIDERATION. Commons June 7, 1877

CRIMINAL LAW—RELEASE OF POLITICAL PRISONERS.—QUESTION. Commons June 11, 1877

RESOLUTION. Commons June 11, 1877

3 speeches — PRISONS BILL— [BILL 121.] Commons June 12, 1877

SECOND READING. Commons June 13, 1877

2 speeches — CONSIDERATION. Commons June 14, 1877

CIVIL SERVICE AND REVENUE DEPARTMENTS ESTIMATES, VOTE ON ACCOUNT. Commons June 28, 1877

ARMY—MILITIA SURGEONS—ROYAL WARRANT, 1870.—OBSERVATIONS. Commons July 2, 1877

SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE (IRELAND) (re-committed) BILL— [Bill 184.] Commons July 6, 1877

2 speeches — Class II.—SALAEIES AND EXPENSES OF PUBLIC DEPARTMENTS. Commons July 13, 1877

NATIONAL SCHOOL TEACHERS AND TENANT-RIGHT.—QUESTION. Commons July 16, 1877

CONTROLLER OF THE STATIONERY OFFICE—APPOINTMENT OF MR. T. D. PIGOTT.—RESOLUTION. Commons July 16, 1877

2 speeches — PARLIAMENT—ORDERS OF THE DAY. Commons July 27, 1877

2 speeches — RESOLUTIONS. Commons July 27, 1877

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