Mr Peter Esslemont

1834 - 1894
Summary information for Mr Peter Esslemont

Contributions

1891

SECOND READING. Commons January 22, 1891

SECOND READING. Commons January 28, 1891

HIGHER EDUCATION (SCOTLAND). Commons February 3, 1891

INSPECTOR OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. Commons February 5, 1891

SOUTH KENSINGTON AND PADDINGTON SUBWAY BILL—(by Order.) Commons February 12, 1891

THE ASSAM-CHITTAGONG RAILWAY. Commons February 23, 1891

3 speeches — SECOND READING. Commons February 25, 1891

2 speeches — THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. Commons February 26, 1891

2 speeches — SECOND READING. Commons February 26, 1891

LONDON OVERHEAD WIRES BILL. (by Order). Commons February 27, 1891

ARRANGEMENT OF BUSINESS. Commons February 27, 1891

3 speeches — CITY AND SOUTH LONDON RAILWAY BILL—(by Order). Commons March 6, 1891

2 speeches — SECOND READING. Commons March 6, 1891

2 speeches — THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. Commons March 9, 1891

PURCHASE OF HOLDINGS. Commons March 13, 1891

2 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons April 24, 1891

NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY (WAVERLEY STATION, &c.) BILL [LORDS]—(by Order.) Commons April 28, 1891

COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN RAILWAY GUARDS AND PASSENGERS. Commons April 30, 1891

COUNTY COUNCILS AND TRAFFIC REGULATIONS. Commons April 30, 1891

CIVIL SERVICES. Commons May 25, 1891

3 speeches — CLASS VII. Commons May 28, 1891

CLASS II. Commons May 29, 1891

2 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons June 3, 1891

CLASS II. Commons June 16, 1891

2 speeches — RETURNING OFFICERS (SCOTLAND) BILL.—(No. 290.) Commons June 18, 1891

CONSIDERATION. Commons June 19, 1891

THE SCOTCH EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. Commons June 25, 1891

HONG KONG. Commons June 25, 1891

SUPPLY—ARMY ESTIMATES, 1891–2. Commons June 25, 1891

SCOTCH CENSUS ENUMERATORS. Commons July 23, 1891

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE (GOVERNMENT BUSINESS). Commons July 27, 1891

THE ARMY MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Commons July 28, 1891

CLASS III. Commons July 28, 1891

SECOND READING. Commons July 29, 1891

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