Mr Thomas Duncombe
1796 - 1861Summary information for Mr Thomas Duncombe
Contributions
1842
BRIBERY AT ELECTIONS. Commons February 4, 1842
2 speeches — REGISTRATION OF ELECTORS. Commons February 10, 1842
3 speeches — POOR-LAWS. Commons February 21, 1842
QUEENBOROUGH CORPORATION — PRINTING PETITIONS. Commons February 23, 1842
2 speeches — IPSWICH ELECTION. Commons February 23, 1842
POOR-LAW—RETURNING OFFICERS Commons February 25, 1842
2 speeches — CORN-LAWS — MINISTERIAL PLAN —MR. CHRISTOPHER'S AMENDMENT. Commons February 25, 1842
2 speeches — PRISON DISCIPLINE. Commons March 1, 1842
CORN BILL — BURDENS ON LAND. Commons March 14, 1842
SALFORD GAOL—MR. BAGSHAWE. Commons March 15, 1842
2 speeches — NEW POOR-LAW—GILBERT UNIONS. Commons March 17, 1842
CHARITABLE FUNDS—THE INCOME TAX. Commons March 18, 1842
2 speeches — THE INCOME TAX. Commons March 21, 1842
THE RURAL POLICE. Commons March 22, 1842
4 speeches — INCOME-TAX.—WAYS AND MEANS. Commons April 4, 1842
RIGHT OF PETITIONING. Commons April 7, 1842
3 speeches — INCOME-TAX — PETITIONS. Commons April 8, 1842
2 speeches — PETITIONS AGAINST THE INCOME-TAX. Commons April 11, 1842
3 speeches — GREAT MARLOW ELECTION. Commons April 13, 1842
MALT, BRITISH SPIRITS, TEA AND SUGAR. Commons April 18, 1842
NORFOLK CONSTABULARY. Commons April 26, 1842
PUBLIC BUSINESS. Commons April 26, 1842
3 speeches — GREAT MARLOW ELECTION — MR. GIBBONS, Commons April 29, 1842
THE PEOPLE'S CHARTER—PETITION. Commons May 2, 1842
THE NATIONAL PETITION — THE CHARTER. Commons May 3, 1842
2 speeches — INCOME-TAX. Commons May 6, 1842
POOR LAWS. Commons May 10, 1842
2 speeches — THE NATIONAL PETITION. Commons May 11, 1842
2 speeches — ELECTION PROCEEDINGS. Commons May 11, 1842
POOR-LAW COMMISSION. Commons May 11, 1842
8 speeches — ELECTION PROCEEDINGS. Commons May 13, 1842
BUTTER. Commons May 25, 1842
PROSECUTIONS FOR BRIBERY. Commons May 26, 1842
4 speeches — MR. WREN'S PETITION—SOUTHAMPTON ELECTION. Commons May 30, 1842
2 speeches — INCOME-TAX. Commons May 31, 1842
2 speeches — PERSONATION OF ELECTORS—SOUTHAMPTON Commons June 1, 1842
4 speeches — PUBLIC HOUSES. Commons June 1, 1842
SUDBURY DISFRANCHISEMENT. Commons June 1, 1842
CUSTOMS' ACTS — THE TARIFF — CABLES. Commons June 13, 1842
SOUTHAMPTON ELECTION. Commons June 15, 1842
ELECTORS' REMOVAL BILL; Commons June 15, 1842
DISTRESS OF THE COUNTRY. Commons June 16, 1842
DEAN FOREST ECCLESIASTICAL DISTRICTS. Commons June 16, 1842
DEAN FOREST ECCLESIASTICAL DISTRICTS. Commons June 17, 1842
2 speeches — POOR-LAW. Commons June 24, 1842
POOR LAW—ADJOURNED DEBATE. Commons June 27, 1842
3 speeches — CUSTOMS' ACTS—THE TARIFF. Commons June 28, 1842
JUSTICES AT SESSIONS—SCARCITY OF SILVER COIN. Commons June 29, 1842
ELECTION PROCEEDINGS—SECRET COMMITTEES. Commons July 7, 1842
SPIRITUAL INSTRUCTION FOR CATHOLIC PRISONERS. Commons July 11, 1842
SUPPLY. Commons July 11, 1842
2 speeches — POOR-LAW AMENDMENT. Commons July 12, 1842
CONDUCT OFF THE IRISH GOVERNMENT. Commons July 18, 1842
AMENDMENT OF THE POOR. LAW. Commons July 19, 1842
2 speeches — DISTRESS—RE-ASSEMBLING OF PARLIAMENT. Commons July 21, 1842
2 speeches — RIGHT TO HOLD PUBLIC MEETINGS. Commons July 25, 1842
2 speeches — CONSTABLES— PUBLIC MEETINGS. Commons July 26, 1842
BRIBERY AT ELECTIONS. Commons July 27, 1842
ELECTION PROCEEDINGS. Commons July 28, 1842
CASE OF DR. M'DOUALL. Commons July 29, 1842
SOUTHAMPTON WRIT—BRIBERY BILL. Commons August 1, 1842
2 speeches — MEETING AT DEPTFORD — DR. M'DOUALL—THE POLICE. Commons August 1, 1842
TOBACCO TRADE REGULATIONS. Commons August 1, 1842
2 speeches — CORONERS—WARWICK AND LANCASTER. Commons August 3, 1842
2 speeches — PUBLIC MEETINGS.—STAFFORD GAOL. Commons August 4, 1842
PORT WINE DUTY. Commons August 5, 1842
IPSWICH ELECTION WRIT. Commons August 8, 1842
2 speeches — COUNTY COURTS. Commons August 9, 1842
INSOLVENT DEBTORS — MILLBANK PENITENTIARY. Commons August 10, 1842
5 speeches — REMONSTRANCES—PUBLIC DISTRESS. Commons August 10, 1842
2 speeches — THE INCOME TAX. Commons August 12, 1842
PUBLIC MEETINGS — EXCHEQUER BILLS OUTSTAND AT MANCHESTER. Commons August 12, 1842
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