Sir Edward Gourley

1828 - April 15, 1902
Summary information for Sir Edward Gourley

Contributions

1882

AFFAIRS OF EGYPT—IDENTIC NOTES. Commons February 9, 1882

EGYPT—QUARANTINE—THE SUEZ CANAL. Commons February 20, 1882

2 speeches — FRANCE AND ENGLAND—THE TREATY OF FEBRUARY 28—ADVANTAGES TO FRENCH VESSELS. Commons March 7, 1882

POST OFFICE—MAIL SERVICE IN THE LEVANT. Commons March 7, 1882

MADAGASCAR—VISIT OF ADMIRAL GORE JONES TO THE QUEEN. Commons March 9, 1882

MERCANTILE MARINE—PROPOSED SHIPPING COUNCIL. Commons March 30, 1882

STREET ACCIDENTS (METROPOLIS). Commons March 30, 1882

RESOLUTION. Commons April 20, 1882

MERCANTILE MARINE—CREWS OF MERCHANT SHIPS—INTERNATIONAL CONSULAR TREATY. Commons May 25, 1882

2 speeches — EGYPT (POLITICAL AFFAIRS)—THE BRITISH SQUADRON. Commons June 5, 1882

2 speeches — AFRICA (EAST COAST)—SUPPRESSION OF THE SLAVE TRADE. Commons June 5, 1882

EGYPT—THE POLITICAL CRISIS. Commons June 22, 1882

4 speeches — EGYPT (MILITARY AFFAIRS)—PROCEEDINGS OF THE FLEET AT ALEXANDRIA —POLICY OF THE GOVERNMENT. Commons July 12, 1882

EGYPT—PROTECTION OF EUROPEANS —THE SUEZ CANAL. Commons July 19, 1882

SUPPLY—considered in Committee. Commons July 24, 1882

OBSERVATIONS. Commons August 1, 1882

EGYPT (MILITARY OPERATIONS)—OCCUPATION OF THE SUEZ CANAL—PROTESTS OF M. DE LESSEPS. Commons August 7, 1882

RUSSIA—THE POSTAL CONVENTION—DELIVERY OF NEWSPAPERS. Commons August 17, 1882

EGYPT (MILITARY EXPEDITION)— TREATMENT OF THE SICK. Commons October 31, 1882

2 speeches — NAVY—THE NAVAL RESERVES. Commons November 22, 1882

THE EGYPTIAN WAR FUND—COMMITTEE. Commons November 22, 1882

EGYPT (MILITARY EXPEDITION)—SPECIAL GRANTS TO SIR GARNET WOLSELEY AND SIR BEAUCHAMP SEYMOUR. Commons November 22, 1882

NAVY—THE NAVAL RESERVES. Commons November 27, 1882

RAILWAYS—IVY BRIDGE—TURIFF TURNPIKE ROAD BRIDGE. Commons December 1, 1882

NAVY—THE "VICTORIA AND ALBERT" YACHT. Commons December 1, 1882

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