Sir Henry Holland
1825 - January 29, 1914Summary information for Sir Henry Holland
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1886
2 speeches — CLASS I.—PUBLIC WORKS AND BUILD-INGS. Commons February 19, 1886
WESTMINSTER HALL (RESTORATION). Commons February 22, 1886
SECOND READING. Commons February 22, 1886
RESOLUTION. Commons February 26, 1886
RESOLUTION. [ADJOURNED DEBATE.] Commons March 5, 1886
SECOND READING. [ADJOURNED DEBATE.] Commons March 5, 1886
CLASS I.—PUBLIC WORKS AND BUILDINGS. Commons March 11, 1886
[BILL 114.] SECOND READING. Commons March 23, 1886
THE CIVIL SERVICE—GRIEVANCES OF THE WRITERS. Commons April 1, 1886
COMMITTEE. Commons April 15, 1886
CLASS I. — PUBLIC WORKS AND BUILDINGS. Commons May 3, 1886
SECOND READING. Commons May 3, 1886
2 speeches — EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—SCHOOLS ON THE CONTINENT—MR. MATTHEW ARNOLD'S REPORT. Commons May 21, 1886
SECOND READING. Commons May 28, 1886
REPUBLIC OF HAYTI—IMPRISONMENT OF A BRITISH SUBJECT. Commons May 31, 1886
5 speeches — ADMISSION TO MEDICAL PRACTICE AND CONSTITUTION OF GENERAL COUNCIL. Commons May 31, 1886
4 speeches — [BILL 163.] COMMITTEE. Commons June 10, 1886
2 speeches — DEPARTMENTAL STATEMENT. Commons June 17, 1886
ISLANDS OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC— THE NEW HEBRIDES—ACTION OF FRANCE. Commons June 18, 1886
2 speeches — OBSERVATIONS. Commons June 21, 1886
THE CHARITY COMMISSIONERS—TRUSTEES OF GOODFELLOW'S CHARITY, CO. DORSET. Commons August 24, 1886
EDUCATION—SCHOOL ACCOMMODATION IN THE METROPOLITAN DISTRICTS. Commons August 30, 1886
ENDOWED SCHOOLS (ENGLAND AND WALES)—REMOVAL OF CHRIST'S HOSPITAL. Commons August 30, 1886
2 speeches — MEDICAL ACTS—UNREGISTERED MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. Commons September 2, 1886
PHARMACY ACT, 1868—PRESCRIPTIONS BY CHEMISTS. Commons September 3, 1886
TRADE AND COMMERCE—COMMERCIAL EDUCATION. Commons September 6, 1886
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—INSPECTION OF WELSH SCHOOLS—INSPECTORS' REPORTS, 1884–5. Commons September 6, 1886
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTIONS—COUNTING AND DECLARING THE VOTES. Commons September 6, 1886
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—SCHEMES OF THE CHARITY COMMISSIONERS. Commons September 9, 1886
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—INTERMEDIATE AND HIGHER EDUCATION (WALES). Commons September 9, 1886
RESOLUTION. Commons September 9, 1886
2 speeches — EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—PENSIONS TO TEACHERS. Commons September 10, 1886
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—THE LONDON SCHOOL BOARD—SALE OF LAND. Commons September 13, 1886
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—SCHOOL ACCOMMODATION—BOARD v. DENOMINATIONAL SCHOOLS. Commons September 14, 1886
7 speeches — CLASS IV.—EDUCATION, SCIENCE, AND ART. Commons September 16, 1886
PUBLIC HEALTH—GIPSY-VAN AND TRAVELLING CHILDREN. Commons September 17, 1886
POST OFFICE—PARCEL POST—DELAYS IN TRANSMISSION. Commons September 20, 1886
POST OFFICE (IRELAND)—SURVEYORS' CLERKS. Commons September 20, 1886
POST OFFICE (IRELAND)—MAIL SERVICE TO KILDYSART, CO. CLARE. Commons September 20, 1886
POST OFFICE (SCOTLAND)—COMMUNICATION BETWEEN DORNOCH AND BONARBRIDGE. Commons September 20, 1886
POST OFFICE (ENGLAND AND WALES)—POSTAGE STAMPS—DISTINCTIVE COLOURS. Commons September 20, 1886
POST OFFICE—TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE UNITED KINGDOM AND THE AUSTRALASIAN COLONIES. Commons September 20, 1886
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ABROAD—MR. MATTHEW ARNOLD'S SPECIAL REPORT. Commons September 20, 1886
POST OFFICE (IRELAND)—SUB-POSTAL DISTRICT OF KILMURRY M'MAHON, CO. CLARE. Commons September 21, 1886
CITY OF LONDON PAROCHIAL CHARITIES ACT, 1883—REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS. Commons September 21, 1886
POST OFFICE (PARCEL POST)—CONVEYANCE OF PARCELS TO SOUTH AFRICA. Commons September 21, 1886
POST OFFICE (IRELAND)—COMMUNICATION BETWEEN CAPE CLEAR AND SHORKIN ISLANDS AND THE MAIN LAND. Commons September 21, 1886
POST OFFICE (IRELAND)—SKIBBEREEN AND BALTIMORE MAIL CAR. Commons September 21, 1886
POST OFFICE (TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT)—ANNUAL HOLIDAY TO TELEGRAPHISTS. Commons September 21, 1886
POST OFFICE (IRELAND)—ACCOMMODATION AT GRANGEGEITH. Commons September 21, 1886
THE LONDON SCHOOL BOARD—THE FEDERATED RADICAL CLUBS—PAY- MENT OF FEES. Commons September 22, 1886
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