Mr Thomas Spring-Rice

1790 - 1866
Summary information for Mr Thomas Spring-Rice

Contributions

1827

2 speeches — NORTHAMPTON ELECTION—CONDUCT OF THE CORPORATION. Commons February 21, 1827

ROMAN CATHOLIC CLAIMS. Commons March 5, 1827

CRIMINAL LAWS CONSOLIDATION BILLS. Commons March 13, 1827

LEICESTER ELECTION—CONDUCT OF THE CORPORATION. Commons March 15, 1827

EDUCATION OF THE POOR IN IRELAND. Commons March 19, 1827

CORN LAWS. Commons March 19, 1827

3 speeches — GALWAY COUNTY ELECTION—BREACH OF PRIVILEGE—ASSAULT OF A WITNESS. Commons March 22, 1827

Mr. Warburton did not think that the single inconvenience which had been Pointed out by the hon. member for Bridgenorth was a sufficient argument against the amendment of the hon. member for Aberdeen. He thought, that a greater inconvenience would result from regulating the duty inversely, than from a fixed duty. He looked upon the question as a choice of difficulties, and as that of the hon. member for Aberdeen appeared to him to be the lesser one, he should vote for it. The Home divided; For the original Resolution 140; For the Amendment 16; Majority 124.

List of the Minority. Bernal, Ralph Cave Otway Birch, Joseph Davies, col. Folkestone, lord Nugent, lord Harvey, D. W. Rancliffe, lord Howick, lord Thompson, C. P. Lushington, Dr. Wood, ald. Maberly, John Maberly, W. L. TELLERS. Marshall, John Hume, Joseph Monck, J. B. Warburton, Henry

SPRING GUNS BILL. Commons March 27, 1827

ORANGE PROCESSIONS—MAGISTRATES OF LISBURNE. Commons March 29, 1827

STATE OF CHURCHES IN IRELAND. Commons April 3, 1827

IRISH MISCELLANEOUS ESTIMATES—MOTION FOR A SELECT COMMITTEE. Commons April 5, 1827

ELECTIONS REGULATION BILL. Commons May 8, 1827

ELECTION EXPENSES BILL. Commons May 28, 1827

PAUPER LUNATICS OF MIDDLESEX. Commons June 13, 1827

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