Mr Robert Abercromby
1835 - 1895Summary information for Mr Robert Abercromby
Contributions
1889
SCOTCH LOCAL GOVERNMENT BILL. Commons March 7, 1889
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons March 7, 1889
NAVAL DEFENCE. Commons March 7, 1889
THE NAVAL PROGRAMME. Commons March 11, 1889
4 speeches — GUNS AND ORDNANCE STORES FOR THE NAVAL SERVICE. Commons March 14, 1889
2 speeches — NAVY ESTIMATES. Commons March 14, 1889
FIARS' PRICES. Commons March 21, 1889
NAVAL EXPENDITURE. Commons March 22, 1889
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons March 22, 1889
2 speeches — NAVAL DEFENCE. Commons April 1, 1889
3 speeches — NAVAL DEFENCE BILL. (No. 186.) Commons May 7, 1889
NAVAL DEFENCE BILL. (No. 186.) Commons May 13, 1889
8 speeches — THIRD READING. Commons May 20, 1889
3 speeches — MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE RAILWAY (STEAMBOATS) BILL. Commons May 23, 1889
2 speeches — LOCAL GOVERNMENT (SCOTLAND) BILL. No. (187.) Commons May 30, 1889
9 speeches — SUPPLY—NAVY ESTIMATES. Commons June 18, 1889
2 speeches — EDUCATIONAL ENDOWMENTS (SCOTLAND) ACT, 1882 (JOHN GRANT TRUST, IN THE PARISH OF ROTHES, IN THE COUNTY OF ELGIN.) Commons June 26, 1889
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (SCOTLAND) BILL. (No. 187.) Commons July 4, 1889
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (SCOTLAND) BILL (No. 187) AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT (SCOTLAND) SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISIONS BILL (No. 188). Commons July 5, 1889
4 speeches — LOCAL GOVERNMENT (SCOTLAND) BILL (No. 187) AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT (SCOTLAND) SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISIONS BILL (No. 188). Commons July 8, 1889
3 speeches — LOCAL GOVERNMENT (SCOTLAND) BILL (No. 187) AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT (SCOTLAND) SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISIONS BILL (No. 188). Commons July 12, 1889
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (SCOTLAND) BILL (No. 187). Commons July 15, 1889
2 speeches — LOCAL GOVERNMENT (SCOTLAND) SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISIONS BILL (No. 188) Commons July 15, 1889
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (SCOTLAND) BILL. No. 334.) Commons July 24, 1889
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