Sir John Campbell

1779 - 1861
Summary information for Sir John Campbell

Contributions

1833

2 speeches — CHOICE OF A SPEAKER. Commons January 29, 1833

2 speeches — SPEAKER'S RETIREMENT ANNUITY. Commons February 6, 1833

ELECTION PETITIONS. Commons February 6, 1833

LEGALITY OF AFFIRMATIONS—CASE OF MR. PEASE. Commons February 8, 1833

STANDING ORDETIS—COMMITTEES. Commons February 13, 1833

AFFIRMATIONS—CASE OF MR. PEASE. Commons February 14, 1833

2 speeches — LAW or REAL PROPERTY. Commons February 14, 1833

EMBARGO ON THE DUTCH TRADE. Commons February 15, 1833

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT. Commons February 26, 1833

TRADE WITH THE BRAZILS. Commons March 6, 1833

LIVERPOOL ELECTIONS. Commons March 6, 1833

ELECTION COMMITTEES. Commons March 7, 1833

JURIES—(IRELAND). Commons March 7, 1833

2 speeches — SUPPRESSION OF DISTURBANCES (IRELAND—PETITIONS. Commons March 8, 1833

LIVERPOOL ELECTION. Commons March 14, 1833

CHURCH REFORM (IRELAND). Commons March 14, 1833

3 speeches — SUPPRESSION OF DISTURBANCES (IRELAND) BILL—COMMITTEE. Commons March 15, 1833

2 speeches — SUPPLY—REGISTERING BARRISTERS. Commons March 15, 1833

3 speeches — SUPPRESSION OF DISTURBANCESS (IRELAND)—COMMITTEE. Commons March 18, 1833

6 speeches — SUPPRESSION OF DISTURBANCES (IRELAND). Commons March 20, 1833

RELIGIOUS TOLERATION. Commons March 21, 1833

6 speeches — SUPPRESSIONOF DISTURBANCES (IRELARD) BILL. Commons March 22, 1833

COUNSEL TO PRISONERS. Commons March 28, 1833

LANCASTER ASSIZES. Commons March 28, 1833

PAROCHIAL REGISTRATION. Commons March 28, 1833

DISFRANCHISEMENT OF SAILORS. Commons April 3, 1833

2 speeches — SALARIES OF THE JUDGES. Commons April 15, 1833

STEALING IN DWELLING HOUSES. Commons April 16, 1833

PROCLAMING OF KILKENNY. Commons April 17, 1833

GAME LAWS. Commons April 17, 1833

2 speeches — TRIAL OF OFFENCES IN IRELAND. Commons April 18, 1833

SHERIFFS' EXPENSES. Commons May 7, 1833

GENBRAL REGISTRY OF DEEDS. Commons May 8, 1833

POLICE-OFFICES (LONDON). Commons May 8, 1833

2 speeches — DUTCH EMBARGO. Commons May 10, 1833

2 speeches — COLDBATH-FIELDS MEETING. Commons May 16, 1833

CHURCH TEMPORALITIES (IRELAND). Commons May 20, 1833

3 speeches — DEFECTS IN THE REFORM Of PARLIAMENT ACT. Commons May 22, 1833

3 speeches — COUNSEL TO PRISONERS. Commons June 12, 1833

2 speeches — INQUEST ON CULLEY. Commons June 13, 1833

2 speeches — IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT. Commons June 13, 1833

GENERAL REGISTRY. Commons June 19, 1833

CHURCH TEMPORALITIES (IRELAND). Commons June 21, 1833

MARRIAGES BY ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIESTS. Commons June 26, 1833

SIMPLE LARCENY. Commons June 28, 1833

4 speeches — THE MIDDLESEX MAGISTRATES. Commons July 12, 1833

THE MALT-TAX—THE ADMINISTRATION. Commons July 15, 1833

RIGHTS OF GRAND JURORS. Commons July 15, 1833

THE THELLUSSON PROPERTY. Commons July 31, 1833

2 speeches — MIDDLESEX MAGISTRATES. Commons July 31, 1833

CORPORATIONS. Commons August 1, 1833

CORPORATION OF DUBLIN. Commons August 1, 1833

ROMAN CATHOLIC MARRIAGES. Commons August 7, 1833

ROMAN CATHOLIC MARRIAGES BILL. Commons August 8, 1833

5 speeches — THE RENEWAL OF THE BANK CHARTER. Commons August 9, 1833

2 speeches — BANK OF ENGLAND CHARTER. Commons August 10, 1833

THE DUDLEY MAGISTRATES. Commons August 12, 1833

STAMP PROSECUTIONS. Commons August 13, 1833

COMMISSIONERS OF BANKRUPT IN PARLIAMENT. Commons August 14, 1833

PROSECUTIONS FOR TITHES (ENGLAND). Commons August 14, 1833

CONDUCT OF A JUDGE. Commons August 19, 1833

RENEWAL OF THE BANK CHARTER. Commons August 19, 1833

TRIAL OF OFFENCES (IRELAND). Commons August 20, 1833

TITHES—STAY OF SUITS BILL. Commons August 20, 1833

JURIES (IRELAND) BILL. Commons August 20, 1833

ROYAL MARRIAGE ACT. Commons August 20, 1833

TRIAL OF OFFENCES (IRELAND). Commons August 21, 1833

CHANCERY OFFICE BILL. Commons August 22, 1833

TITHES—STAY OF SUITS. Commons August 22, 1833

THE POLICE—POPAY. Commons August 22, 1833

TITHES—STAY OF SUITS. Commons August 24, 1833

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