Mr Thomas Duncombe

1796 - 1861
Summary information for Mr Thomas Duncombe

Contributions

1839

ADDRESS—ANSWER TO THE SPEECH. Commons February 5, 1839

7 speeches — THEATRICAL AMUSEMENTS IN LENT. Commons February 18, 1839

PRIVATE BUSINESS. Commons February 28, 1839

2 speeches — WESTMINSTER THEATRES. Commons February 28, 1839

2 speeches — THEATRES—PERFORMANCES IN LENT. Commons March 6, 1839

4 speeches — WESTMINISTER THE ATRES—PERFORMANCES IN LENT. Commons March 11, 1839

GOVERNMENT OF IRELAND. Commons April 12, 1839

PRIVATE BUSINESS—COMMERCIAL RAILWAY. Commons April 17, 1839

GOVERNMENT OF IRELAND—ADJOURNED DEBATE—FIFTH NIGHT. Commons April 19, 1839

Viscount Morpeth— these are not Lord Normanby's principles. Commons April 19, 1839

COUNTY COURTS. Commons May 31, 1839

METROPOLITAN POLICE COURTS. Commons June 3, 1839

2 speeches — METROPOLIS POLICE BILL, Commons June 13, 1839

CITY OF LONDON POLICE. Commons June 21, 1839

METROPOLITAN POLICE Commons June 21, 1839

6 speeches — METROPOLITAN POLICE. Commons July 10, 1839

GOVERNMENT OF LOWER CANADA. Commons July 11, 1839

CONTINUANCE OF THE POOR-LAW COMMISSION. Commons July 15, 1839

BIRMINGHAM POLICE. Commons July 23, 1839

2 speeches — CONTINUANCE OF THE POOR-Law COMMISSION. Commons July 29, 1839

2 speeches — CHURCH-RATES—CASE OF JOHN THOROGOOD. Commons July 30, 1839

COLLECTION OF RATES. Commons July 31, 1839

METROPOLITAN POLICE COURTS BILL. Commons August 6, 1839

CONTINUANCE OF THE POOR-LAW COMMISSION. Commons August 8, 1839

COLLECTION OF POOR-RATES. Commons August 8, 1839

MANCHESTER POLICE. Commons August 9, 1839

PROGRESS OF PUBLIC BUSINESS. Commons August 9, 1839

2 speeches — COLLECTION OF POOR-RATES. Commons August 12, 1839

MANCHESTER POLICE. Commons August 13, 1839

COUNTING OUT THE HOUSE. Commons August 19, 1839

2 speeches — METROPOLITAN POLICE COURTS. Commons August 20, 1839

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