Mr W.H. Smith

1825 - 1891
Summary information for Mr W.H. Smith

Contributions

1873

MOTION FOR AN ADDRESS. Commons February 7, 1873

QUESTION. Commons February 13, 1873

EXPORT OF COAL—DUTIES OR RESTRICTIONS.—QUESTION. Commons February 13, 1873

QUESTION. Commons February 14, 1873

JURIES (IRELAND).—PRECEDENCE OF MOTIONS.—QUESTION. Commons March 25, 1873

PARKS REGULATION ACT—MEETINGS IN THE PARKS.—OBSERVATIONS. Commons March 27, 1873

3 speeches — [BILL 34.] COMMITTEE. Commons March 31, 1873

SECOND READING. Commons April 2, 1873

COMMITTEE. [Progress 31st March.] Commons April 3, 1873

POST OFFICE SAVINGS—BANK ACCOUNT.—QUESTION. Commons April 4, 1873

POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.—QUESTION. Commons April 24, 1873

2 speeches — FIRST NIGHT. Commons April 28, 1873

[BILL 144.] COMMITTEE. Commons May 8, 1873

COMMITTEE. [Progress 24th April.] Commons May 8, 1873

MOTION FOR A SELECT COMMITTEE. Commons May 12, 1873

MOTION FOR AN ADDRESS. Commons May 13, 1873

REVENUE DEPARTMENTS—SUPER-ANNUATIONS.—QUESTION. Commons May 15, 1873

QUESTION. Commons May 20, 1873

METROPOLIS—NEW COURTS OF JUSTICE.—OBSERVATIONS. Commons May 23, 1873

REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS BILL—QUESTION. Commons June 10, 1873

COMMITTEE. Commons June 10, 1873

QUESTION. Commons June 13, 1873

COMMITTEE. [Progress 17th June.] Commons June 19, 1873

VOTE 1. —PUBLIC EDUCATION. Commons June 26, 1873

PART III. Commons July 8, 1873

SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE BILL— [Lords]. Commons July 21, 1873

[BILL 245.] COMMITTEE. Commons July 22, 1873

(In the Committee.) Commons July 22, 1873

CRIMINAL LAW—APPROPRIATION OF PENALTIES.—QUESTION. Commons July 24, 1873

CONSIDERATION. Commons July 24, 1873

SUPPLY—POST OFFICE SERVICES. Commons July 28, 1873

SUPPLY—SITPPLEMENTAITRY ESTIMATES. Commons July 28, 1873

THE NEW PALACE AT WESTMINSTER AND THE EMBANKMENT. Commons July 30, 1873

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