Sir Charles Dalrymple

1839 - June 20, 1916
Summary information for Sir Charles Dalrymple

Contributions

1883

EAST INDIA—CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE—NATIVE JURISDICTION OVER BRITISH SUBJECTS. Commons February 26, 1883

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS—PREMATURE DISCLOSURE TO PROVINCIAL NEWSPAPERS. Commons April 2, 1883

2 speeches — AFFAIRS OF SCOTLAND—PARLIAMENTARY MANAGEMENT. Commons April 5, 1883

2 speeches — RESOLUTION. Commons April 6, 1883

PARLIAMENT—BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE—THE UNIVERSITIES (SCOTLAND) BILL. Commons April 9, 1883

POST OFFICE—TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT—PORTERAGE OF TELEGRAMS. Commons April 12, 1883

3 speeches — SECOND READING. Commons April 18, 1883

SECOND READING. [FIRST NIGHT.] Commons April 23, 1883

SECOND READING. Commons June 5, 1883

PARLIAMENT—MINISTERIAL ARRANGEMENTS—SCOTCH BUSINESS—THE EARL OF ROSEBERY. Commons June 7, 1883

3 speeches — PARLIAMENT—BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE—SCOTCH BUSINESS. Commons June 25, 1883

PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS (CORRUPT AND ILLEGAL PRACTICES) BILL.— [BILL 7.] Commons June 25, 1883

SCOTLAND—THE ROYAL COMMISSION ON CROFTERS. Commons June 28, 1883

2 speeches — LEAVE. FIRST READING. Commons June 29, 1883

PUBLIC BUSINESS (SCOTLAND)—THE HOME DEPARTMENT—OFFICIAL PAPERS. Commons July 5, 1883

PARLIAMENT—BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE—AGRICULTURAL HOLDINGS AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT (SCOTLAND) BILLS. Commons July 16, 1883

LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD (SCOTLAND) BILL. Commons July 26, 1883

2 speeches — PARLIAMENT—BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE—SATURDAY SITTINGS. Commons July 27, 1883

5 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress 31st July.] Commons August 1, 1883

SECOND READING. Commons August 1, 1883

CLASS II.—SALARIES AND EXPENSES OF CIVIL DEPARTMENTS. Commons August 2, 1883

3 speeches — SECOND READING. Commons August 3, 1883

SECOND READING. [ADJOURNED DEBATE.] Commons August 4, 1883

RESOLUTION. Commons August 7, 1883

CONSIDERATION. Commons August 8, 1883

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