Mr Peter Borthwick

1804 - 1852
Summary information for Mr Peter Borthwick

Contributions

1847

POOR REMOVAL ACT. Commons January 20, 1847

THE ADDRESS—REPORT. Commons January 20, 1847

SUGAR IN BREWERIES AND DISTILLERIES. Commons January 22, 1847

POOR LAW COMMISSION—LAW OF SETTLEMENT. Commons January 22, 1847

FACTORIES BILL—ADJOURNED DEBATE. Commons February 17, 1847

THE FACTORY BILL. Commons March 16, 1847

FACTORIES BILL. Commons March 17, 1847

FRENCH INFLUENCE IN SPAIN. Commons March 19, 1847

2 speeches — ATROCITIES IN SPAIN. Commons March 29, 1847

SUPPLY—GOVERNMENT PLAN OF EDUCATION—(ADJOURNED DEBATE). Commons April 20, 1847

PORTUGAL. Commons May 3, 1847

CONDITION OF GREECE. Commons May 3, 1847

POOR LAW ADMINISTRATION. Commons May 3, 1847

POOR-LAW ADMINISTRATION BILL—ADJOURNED DEBATE (THIRD NIGHT). Commons May 20, 1847

POOR LAW ADMINISTRATION—ADJOURNED DEBATE (FOURTH NIGHT). Commons May 21, 1847

SUPPLY—NELSON'S MONUMENT. Commons May 28, 1847

INTERVENTION WITH PORTUGAL. Commons May 31, 1847

PORTUGAL. Commons June 3, 1847

PORTUGAL Commons June 4, 1847

THE LATE SIR EARDLEY WILMOT. Commons June 7, 1847

2 speeches — PORTUGAL—ADJOURNED DEBATE. Commons June 14, 1847

PORTUGAL—THE COUNT OUT. Commons June 16, 1847

2 speeches — POOR LAWS ADMINISTRATION BILL. Commons June 17, 1847

THE JUNTA OF OPORTO—EXPLANATION. Commons June 18, 1847

3 speeches — POOR LAW ADMINISTRATION BILL. Commons June 24, 1847

THE EX-RAJAH OF SATTARA. Commons June 25, 1847

RELIEF COMMITTEES (IRELAND). Commons June 30, 1847

HEALTH OF TOWNS. Commons July 1, 1847

PORTUGAL. Commons July 5, 1847

THE SPANISH DEBT. Commons July 6, 1847

THE RAJAH OF SATTARA—ADJOURNED DEBATE. Commons July 6, 1847

2 speeches — SUPPLY—THE SLAVE TRADE. Commons July 9, 1847

THE SLAVE TRADE. Commons July 12, 1847

BISHOPRIC OF MANCHESTER. Commons July 20, 1847

2 speeches — BISHOPRIC OF MANCHESTER. Commons July 21, 1847

EFFECTS OF SLAVE EMANCIPATION. Commons July 23, 1847

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