Sir Henry Holland

1825 - January 29, 1914
Summary information for Sir Henry Holland

Contributions

1888

BRITISH COLUMBIA—INTRODUCTION OF RABBITS. Commons February 14, 1888

CEYLON—FOREIGN MAIL STEAMERS. Commons February 16, 1888

THE SEYCHELLES ISLANDS—ISLAND OF MAHÈ. Commons February 16, 1888

LIQUOR ORDINANCES (CROWN COLONIES). Commons February 17, 1888

ISLANDS OF THE PACIFIC—RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION IN TONGA. Commons February 21, 1888

CONTAGIOUS DISEASES ORDINANCES IN CROWN COLONIES. Commons February 21, 1888

SOUTH AFRICA—ZULULAND—THE CHIEF USIBEPU. Commons February 21, 1888

QUESTION. OBSERVATIONS. Lords March 5, 1888

QUESTION. OBSERVATIONS. Lords March 15, 1888

2 speeches — WESTERN AUSTRALIA—SUSPENSION BY THE GOVERNOR OF THE CHIEF JUSTICE.—QUESTION. Lords April 16, 1888

COPYRIGHT (MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS) BILL.—(No. 61.) Lords April 24, 1888

COMMITTEE. Lords May 4, 1888

QUESTION. Lords June 5, 1888

2 speeches — MOTION FOR AN ADDRESS. Lords June 8, 1888

2 speeches — THE AUSTRALIAN COLONIES— CHINESE IMMIGRANTS. Lords June 15, 1888

MOTION FOR A RETURN. Lords June 21, 1888

MOTION FOR AN ADDRESS. Lords June 22, 1888

QUESTION. OBSERVATIONS. Lords June 28, 1888

(NO. 111.) REPORT OF AMENDMENTS. Lords July 5, 1888

QUESTION. Lords July 9, 1888

WITHDRAWAL OF NOTICE. Lords July 16, 1888

QUESTIONS. OBSERVATIONS. Lords July 16, 1888

OBSERVATIONS. Lords July 16, 1888

QUESTION. Lords July 19, 1888

SOUTH AFRICA—OUTBREAK IN ZULULAND.—QUESTION. Lords July 31, 1888

QUESTION. Lords August 2, 1888

QUESTION. OBSERVATIONS. Lords November 20, 1888

AUSTRALIA—QUEENSLAND—APPOINTMENT OF GOVERNOR—SIR H. A. BLAKE.—QUESTION. Lords November 27, 1888

QUESTION. Lords December 4, 1888

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE—EXTENSION OF WORKS AT TABLE BAY.—QUESTION. Lords December 11, 1888

QUESTION. OBSERVATIONS. Lords December 11, 1888

RESOLUTION. Lords December 20, 1888

CONSIDERATION OF COMMONS' AMENDMENTS. Lords December 21, 1888

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