Mr Ralph Bernal

1811 - 1882
Summary information for Mr Ralph Bernal

Contributions

1860

SELECT COMMITTEE MOVED FOR. Commons January 30, 1860

CASE OF MR. BALFE. Commons February 15, 1860

QUESTION. Commons February 16, 1860

ADJOURNED DEBATE.—THIRD NIGHT. Commons February 24, 1860

THE COMMERCIAL TREATY.—ADDRESS TO HER MAJESTY.—SAVOY AND NICE. Commons March 5, 1860

CORRESPONDENCE PRESENTED. Commons March 13, 1860

ATTORNEYS, SOLICITORS, PROCTORS, AND CERTIFICATED CONVEYANCERS BILL.—SECOND READING. Commons April 18, 1860

MR. MASSEY ANO THE REFORM BILL. Commons April 23, 1860

COMMITTEE. Commons April 25, 1860

QUESTION. Commons May 11, 1860

COMMITTEE. Commons May 11, 1860

OBSERVATIONS. Commons May 17, 1860

OBSERVATIONS. Commons June 1, 1860

SUPPLY.—ARMY ESTIMATES. Commons June 1, 1860

ENGLISH SHIPWRIGHTS IN FRENCH DOCKYARDS. Commons June 8, 1860

WITHDRAWAL OF THE BILL. Commons June 11, 1860

2 speeches — COMMITTEE MOVED FOR. Commons June 12, 1860

4 speeches — SUPPLY.—ARMY ESTIMATES. Commons June 18, 1860

TAX BILLS—RESOLUTIONS.* Commons July 5, 1860

2 speeches — CENSUS (ENGLAND) BILL.—COMMITTEE. Commons July 11, 1860

2 speeches — SWITZERLAND AND FRANCE.—THE CONGRESS.—QUESTION. Commons July 13, 1860

SUPPLY.—CHINA WAR. Commons July 13, 1860

ADDEESS MOVED. Commons July 17, 1860

RESOLUTION. Commons July 17, 1860

COMMITTEE. Commons July 23, 1860

POOR LAW BOARD CONTINUANCE BILL.—COMMITTEE. Commons July 24, 1860

COMMITTEE. Commons July 24, 1860

QUESTION. Commons July 30, 1860

COMMITTEE. Commons July 30, 1860

THIRD READING. Commons July 30, 1860

4 speeches — SECOND NIGHT. Commons August 2, 1860

3 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons August 8, 1860

SECOND READING. Commons August 9, 1860

OBSERVATIONS. Commons August 17, 1860

5 speeches — SUPPLY.—CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES. Commons August 18, 1860

COMMITTEE. Commons August 20, 1860

COMMITTEE. Commons August 21, 1860

ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSION, &c., BILL.—LORDS AMENDMENTS. Commons August 21, 1860

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