Mr Peter Macliver

1822 - 1891
Summary information for Mr Peter Macliver

Contributions

1883

[ADJOURNED DEBATE.] [FIFTH NIGHT.] Commons February 21, 1883

LIGHTHOUSES OF THE UNITED KINGDOM—COMMUNICATION WITH THE EDDYSTONE LIGHTHOUSE. Commons February 27, 1883

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ACTS— GALMPTON SCHOOL—DISMISSAL OF A PUPIL. Commons March 5, 1883

LAW AND JUSTICE—COUNTY COURTS —ASSISTANT BAILIFFS. Commons March 15, 1883

NAVY—NAVAL ARTIFICERS. Commons April 26, 1883

LORDS ALCESTER'S AND WOLSELEY'S ANNUITY BILLS. Commons May 1, 1883

MOTION FOR ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE. Commons May 7, 1883

2 speeches — SUPPLY—NAVY ESTIMATES. Commons May 7, 1883

NAVY (THE BLUE RIBBON). Commons May 10, 1883

PARLIAMENT—RULES OF DEBATE— QUESTIONS. Commons May 24, 1883

LAW AND POLICE—THOMAS JONES, A CONVICT. Commons June 5, 1883

LONDON COMMISSIONERS OF SEWERS (VENTILATION OF RAILWAYS) BILL (by Order). Commons June 11, 1883

PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS (CORRUPT AND ILLEGAL PRACTICES) BILL.— [BILL 7.] Commons June 15, 1883

2 speeches — SUPPLY—NAVY ESTIMATES. Commons June 28, 1883

LEAVE. FIRST READING. Commons June 28, 1883

PALACE OF WESTMINSTER—HOUSE OF COMMONS—THE POST OFFICE IN THE LOBBY. Commons July 2, 1883

COMMITTEE. [Progress 3rd July.] [FOURTEENTH NIGHT.] Commons July 4, 1883

PUBLIC HEALTH—PRECAUTIONS AGAINST CHOLERA. Commons July 10, 1883

SUEZ (SECOND) CANAL—PROVISIONAL AGREEMENT WITH M. DE LESSEPS. Commons July 13, 1883

COMMITTEE. [Progress 12th July.] [TWENTY-FIRST NIGHT.] Commons July 13, 1883

2 speeches — SUPPLY—considered in Committee. Commons July 16, 1883

CONTAGIOUS DISEASES ACTS—INCREASE OF CASES. Commons July 27, 1883

NAVY—DOCKYARD WORKMEN. Commons July 30, 1883

CONTAGIOUS DISEASES ACTS — COMPULSORY EXAMINATION—RETURNS. Commons July 30, 1883

NAVY—NAVAL ENGINEERS—CASE OF WALSH. Commons August 2, 1883

POST OFFICE (TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT)—FEMALE TELEGRAPHISTS. Commons August 7, 1883

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