Sir Charles Cameron
1841 - October 2, 1924Summary information for Sir Charles Cameron
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1888
SCOTLAND—DESTITUTION IN LEWIS. Commons February 10, 1888
SCOTLAND—MEASLES IN THE ISLAND OF LEWIS. Commons February 20, 1888
9 speeches — RESOLUTION. Commons February 21, 1888
[BILL 68.] SECOND READING. Commons February 22, 1888
2 speeches — SCOTCH BANKRUPTCY LAWS— IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT—LEGISLATION. Commons February 23, 1888
MALTA BOUNDARY COMMISSIONERS— EXPENSES. Commons February 27, 1888
PUBLIC BILLS—AMENDMENTS TO QUESTION FOR SECOND READING —PAROCHIAL BOARDS, &c. BILL —CROFTERS, &c. BILL. Commons February 27, 1888
CENTRAL AFRICA—THE SLAVE TRADE —ATTACK ON PRESBYTERIAN MISSION STATIONS. Commons February 28, 1888
2 speeches — LAW AND JUSTICE (SCOTLAND)—CASE OF JOHN AULD, A BANKRUPT. Commons March 1, 1888
LAW AND JUSTICE (SCOTLAND)—MR. GEORGE ROBERTSON. Commons March 2, 1888
REGISTRAR OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES—ROYAL LIVER FRIENDLY SOCIETY. Commons March 5, 1888
3 speeches — BURGH POLICE AND HEALTH (SCOTLAND) BILL. Commons March 5, 1888
BANKRUPTCY (SCOTLAND)—CASE OF AULD, A BANKRUPT, OF ABERDEEN. Commons March 6, 1888
2 speeches — RESOLUTION. [ADJOURNED DEBATE.] [FOURTH NIGHT.] Commons March 6, 1888
3 speeches — BURGH POLICE AND HEALTH (SCOTLAND) BILL. Commons March 8, 1888
2 speeches — SCOTLAND—DISTURBANCES IN LEWIS—TRIAL OF THE PRISONERS. Commons March 9, 1888
IRELAND—DESTITUTION IN THE ARRAN ISLANDS. Commons March 9, 1888
SCOTLAND—DESTITUTION IN THE WESTERN ISLANDS—SUPPLY OF SEED. Commons March 13, 1888
SCOTLAND—RIOT AT CLASHMORE PARK—CASE OF HUGH MATHESON. Commons March 26, 1888
THE MAGISTRACY (SCOTLAND)— SHERIFF SUBSTITUTE AT STORNOWAY. Commons April 9, 1888
3 speeches — INLAND REVENUE—WINE AND SPIRIT LICENCES—MEXICAN PULQUE— KOUMISS. Commons April 9, 1888
COMMITTEE. Commons April 9, 1888
2 speeches — EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (SCOTLAND)—NEW CODE, ARTICLE 21— GRANTS FOR COOKERY. Commons April 10, 1888
LAW AND JUSTICE (SCOTLAND)—RIOT AT CLASHMORE—A CASE OF HUGH MATHESON, COTTAR. Commons April 10, 1888
MOTION FOR AN ADDRESS. Commons April 10, 1888
SPAIN—FIRING ON A PORTUGUESE LIFEBOAT. Commons April 12, 1888
EXCISE—WINE AND SPIRIT LICENCES. Commons April 12, 1888
SCOTLAND—ALLEGED MURDER OF JOHN MACKAY IN THE HEBRIDES. Commons April 13, 1888
FISHERIES (SCOTLAND)—APPLECROSS BAY. Commons April 17, 1888
[BILL 162.] SECOND READING. Commons April 17, 1888
2 speeches — THE MAGISTRACY (SCOTLAND)—THE SHERIFF PRINCIPAL OF LANARKSHIRE. Commons April 19, 1888
SCOTLAND—DISTURBANCES IN LEWIS —TRIAL OF THE PRISONERS—THE CROWN WITNESS, DONALD MACLEOD. Commons April 19, 1888
2 speeches — MOTION FOR AN ADDRESS. Commons April 19, 1888
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (SCOT LAND)—MR. MILNE, INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS, ABERDEEN. Commons April 20, 1888
BURIALS—REMOVAL FOR CREMATION. Commons April 20, 1888
MALTA—CHARGE AGAINST THE SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE. Commons April 26, 1888
SCOTLAND—ISLAND OF LEWIS—THE RAIDS ON DEER FORESTS. Commons April 27, 1888
2 speeches — CUSTOMS AND INLAND REVENUE BILL.— [BILL 202.] Commons April 27, 1888
LAWAND POLICE (SCOTLAND)—DEATH OF JOHN MACKAY, OF SOUTH HARRIS. Commons April 30, 1888
CENTRAL AFRICA—ARAB ATTACK ON SCOTCH MISSION STATIONS. Commons April 30, 1888
SCOTCH EDUCATION CODE—GRANTS FOR COOKERY AND DRAWING. Commons April 30, 1888
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION (SCOTLAND) CODE OF 1888.—RESOLUTION. Commons April 30, 1888
SCOTLAND—THE HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS—BREAKDOWN OF THE CROFTERS' ACT. Commons May 1, 1888
LAW AND JUSTICE (SCOTLAND)—RIOT AT CLASHMORE—CASE OF HUGH MATHESON, COTTAR. Commons May 4, 1888
LAW AND JUSTICE (SCOTLAND)—DILL MILL FARM CROFTERS—APPEAL. Commons May 14, 1888
CIVIL SERVICES. Commons May 17, 1888
PUBLIC HEALTH—SPREAD OF SMALL POX IN SHEFFIELD.—OBSERVATIONS. Commons June 1, 1888
EXCISE—LICENCES FOE SALE OF SWEET OR MADE WINES (SCOTLAND). Commons June 4, 1888
THE CHANNEL ISLANDS—THE MIN- QUIER ISLETS. Commons June 4, 1888
LAW AND JUSTICE (SCOTLAND)— WEEKLY SHERIFF COURT, TOBER MORY. Commons June 5, 1888
9 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress 8th May.] Commons June 6, 1888
SCOTLAND—ISLAND OF LEWIS—PAY-MENT OF RATES. Commons June 18, 1888
2 speeches — ECCLESIASTICAL ASSESSMENTS (SCOTLAND).—RESOLUTION. Commons June 19, 1888
LAW AND POLICE (SCOTLAND)—SUSPICIOUS DEATH OF JOHN MACKAY, SOUTH HARRIS. Commons June 21, 1888
2 speeches — CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.—RESOLUTION. Commons June 22, 1888
LAW AND JUSTICE (SCOTLAND)—RIOT AT CLASHMORE—CASE OF HUGH MATHESON, COTTAR. Commons July 17, 1888
LAW AND JUSTICE (SCOTLAND)—THE AIRDRIE SHERIFF COURT. Commons July 20, 1888
3 speeches — CLASS II.—SALARIES AND EXPENSES OF CIVIL DEPARTMENTS. Commons November 7, 1888
AFRICA (WEST COAST)—RAIDS ON THE SULYMAH DISTRICT. Commons November 8, 1888
INDIA—THREATENED FAMINE. Commons November 8, 1888
8 speeches — CLASS II.—SALARIES AND EXPENSES OF CIVIL DEPARTMENTS. Commons November 8, 1888
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE—THE VOTE FOR CROFTER EMIGRATION. Commons November 9, 1888
GLASGOW BOUNDARIES COMMISSION —LEGISLATION. Commons November 13, 1888
SUPPLY—CROFTER EMIGRATION (SUPPLEMENTAL VOTE). Commons November 13, 1888
CROFTER EMIGRATION—EXPENDITURE. Commons November 22, 1888
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (SCOTLAND)—GRANT FOR DRAWING. Commons November 22, 1888
2 speeches — SCOTCH CROFTERS' EMIGRATION—A COMMITTEE. Commons November 22, 1888
3 speeches — APPOINTMENT OF A SELECT COMMITTEE. Commons November 22, 1888
2 speeches — CRIMINAL LAW (SCOTLAND)—SENTENCES AT GLASGOW CENTRAL POLICE COURT. Commons November 23, 1888
2 speeches — LAW AND JUSTICE (IRELAND)—IMRISONMENT OF MR. SHEEHAN, M.P. Commons November 26, 1888
SCOTCH CROFTERS' EMIGRATION. Commons November 26, 1888
CROFTER EMIGRATION—GOVERNMENT ADVANCES. Commons November 27, 1888
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons November 27, 1888
4 speeches — CLASS II.—SALARIES AND EXPENSES OF CIVIL DEPARTMENTS. Commons December 11, 1888
9 speeches — CLASS II.—SALARIES AND EXPENSES OF CIVIL DEPARTMENTS. Commons December 12, 1888
9 speeches — CLASS III.—LAW AND JUSTICE. Commons December 15, 1888
3 speeches — CLASS IV.—EDUCATION, SCIENCE, AND ART. Commons December 15, 1888
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