Mr Octavius Morgan

1837 - 1896
Summary information for Mr Octavius Morgan

Contributions

1889

THE WELSH LANGUAGE Commons March 11, 1889

THE WELSH LANGUAGE. Commons March 11, 1889

THE KENNINGTON ELECTION. Commons March 18, 1889

THE MERCHANDIZE MARKS ACT. Commons March 25, 1889

LO BENGULA. Commons March 26, 1889

SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS ON SUNDAY BILL. Commons March 27, 1889

THE HURRICANE AT SAMOA. Commons April 1, 1889

CITY POSTMEN. Commons April 4, 1889

BURIALS IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY. Commons April 8, 1889

BURIALS IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY. Commons April 9, 1889

CLASS I. Commons April 9, 1889

CHAIRMEN'S PANEL. Commons May 1, 1889

BURIAL GROUNDS. Commons May 13, 1889

2 speeches — THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH IN WALES. Commons May 14, 1889

INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION (WALES) BILL. (No. 4.) Commons June 19, 1889

BILLINGSGATE FISH MARKET. Commons June 20, 1889

TEACHERS IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. Commons June 25, 1889

INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION (WALES) BILL. (No. 4.) Commons June 26, 1889

TRADE MARKS. Commons June 27, 1889

THE AUSTRALIAN MAILS. Commons June 27, 1889

2 speeches — UNITED STATES CONSULAR FEES. Commons June 27, 1889

3 speeches — INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION (WALES) BILL (No. 4.) Commons July 3, 1889

RIOT AT MOREE. Commons July 4, 1889

THE TOWN HOLDINGS COMMITTEE. Commons July 19, 1889

INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION (WALES) BILL. (No. 4.) Commons July 23, 1889

MARRIAGES (BASUTOLAND, &c.) BILL [LORDS.] (No. 352.) Commons July 31, 1889

4 speeches — STANDING COMMITTEE ON TRADE &c. — LIGHT RAILWAYS (IRELAND) BILL. Commons August 1, 1889

GOVERNMENT STOCKS AND POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANKS. Commons August 2, 1889

GOVERNMENT STOCK AND THE POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK. Commons August 9, 1889

WESTERN AUSTRALIA. Commons August 12, 1889

TITHE RENT-CHARGE RECOVERY BILL. (No. 272). Commons August 12, 1889

UNITED STATES CONSULAR CHARGES. Commons August 15, 1889

EXAMINATION IN SCIENCE AND ART. Commons August 22, 1889

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