Sir De Lacy Evans

1787 - 1870
Summary information for Sir De Lacy Evans

Contributions

1860

ADDRESS IN ANSWER TO THE QUEEN'S SPEECH—REPORT. Commons January 25, 1860

QUESTION. Commons February 3, 1860

3 speeches — OBSERVATIONS. Commons February 13, 1860

QUESTION. Commons February 17, 1860

CEMETERY AT CLAPTON.—QUESTION. Commons February 27, 1860

WINE LICENCES.—QUESTION. Commons February 27, 1860

QUESTION. Commons March 5, 1860

2 speeches — QUESTION. Commons March 5, 1860

2 speeches — ARMY (SALE AND PURCHASE OF COMMISSIONS.)—ADDRESS MOVED. Commons March 6, 1860

SUPPLY.—CHINA.—VOTE OF CREDIT. Commons March 16, 1860

STAFF APPOINTMENTS.—QUESTION. Commons March 23, 1860

PAPERS MOVED FOR. Commons March 29, 1860

EAST INDIA TRANSPORT SHIPS. Commons April 17, 1860

VISITORS TO THE ARMSTRONG GUN FACTORY.—QUESTION. Commons April 20, 1860

QUESTION. Commons May 4, 1860

MARINES IN CHINA.—QUESTION. Commons May 10, 1860

THE GARRISONS OF HONG KONG AND CANTON—QUESTIONS. Commons May 10, 1860

QUESTION. Commons May 10, 1860

GENERAL SIR CHARLES GREY'S APPOINTMENT.—OBSERVATIONS. Commons May 31, 1860

SUPPLY.—ARMY ESTIMATES. Commons June 1, 1860

QUESTION. Commons June 8, 1860

2 speeches — QUESTION. Commons June 15, 1860

LOW MOOR GUN FACTORY—QUESTION. Commons June 21, 1860

2 speeches — LEAVE. FIRST READING. Commons June 21, 1860

SECOND NIGHT. Commons July 2, 1860

QUESTION. Commons July 23, 1860

STORES SENT TO INDIA.—QUESTION. Commons July 26, 1860

2 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons July 26, 1860

STORES FOR INDIA—QUESTION. Commons July 27, 1860

ORDER OF DEBATE. Commons July 30, 1860

THIRD READING. Commons August 7, 1860

SECOND READING. Commons August 9, 1860

THE INDIAN ARMY—QUESTION. Commons August 13, 1860

COMMITTEE. Commons August 13, 1860

OBSERVATIONS. Commons August 17, 1860

2 speeches — SUPPLY—CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES. Commons August 17, 1860

OBSERVATIONS. Commons August 20, 1860

FORTIFICATIONS.—ADDRESS MOVED. Commons August 23, 1860

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