Sir John Campbell

1779 - 1861
Summary information for Sir John Campbell

Contributions

1838

AFFAIRS OF CANADA. Commons January 26, 1838

SHERIFFS' COURTS (SCOTLAND). Commons February 2, 1838

DAY MAIL TO SCOTLAND. Commons February 8, 1838

REAL PROPERTY. Commons February 8, 1838

SLIGO ELECTION. Commons February 13, 1838

INTIMIDATION OF VOTERS. Commons February 22, 1838

2 speeches — COURTS OF QUARTER SESSION—COUNTY COURTS. Commons March 1, 1838

2 speeches — OATHS TAKEN OF CATHOLIC MEMBERS. Commons March 2, 1838

2 speeches — LAW OF PROPERTY. Commons March 2, 1838

POOR LAWS (IRELAND). Commons March 2, 1838

2 speeches — HERIOTS. Commons March 8, 1838

2 speeches — COPYHOLDS AND MANORS. Commons March 9, 1838

POOR-LAW (IRELAND). Commons March 9, 1838

MUNICIPAL BOUNDARIES. Commons March 14, 1838

2 speeches — CARLOW (COUNTY) ELECTION COMMITTEE. Commons March 15, 1838

2 speeches — OPENING THE REGISTERS (IRELAND). Commons March 16, 1838

SHERIFFS (SCOTLAND). Commons March 22, 1838

POOR-LAW (IRELAND). Commons March 23, 1838

CHURCH PROPERTY. Commons April 3, 1838

JAMAICA. Commons April 3, 1838

PRISONS (SCOTLAND). Commons April 4, 1838

GREAT YARMOUTH ELECTION. Commons April 25, 1838

3 speeches — COPYRIGHT. Commons April 25, 1838

PLURALITIES Commons May 7, 1838

CONTROVERTED ELECTIONS. Commons May 10, 1838

PAROCHIAL ASSESSMENTS. Commons July 11, 1838

2 speeches — IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT. Commons July 11, 1838

2 speeches — IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT. Commons July 14, 1838

REGISTRATION OF ELECTORS. Commons July 24, 1838

SUPPLY—LORD DURHAM'S COUNCIL. Commons July 30, 1838

PENSIONS. Commons August 3, 1838

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS(IRELAND)—LORDS' AMENDMENTS. Commons August 3, 1838

PENSIONS. Commons August 6, 1838

CANADA—DECLARATORY AND INDEMNITY BILL. Commons August 14, 1838

REGISTRATION OF ELECTORS. Commons August 14, 1838

CANADA—.DECLARATORY AND INDEMNITY BILL. Commons August 15, 1838

REGISTRATION OF ELECTORS. Commons August 15, 1838

2 speeches — DEBTORS' SCHEDULES. Commons August 15, 1838

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