Sir John Shelley
1808 - 1867Summary information for Sir John Shelley
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1858
BILL PRESENTED.—FIRST READING. Commons February 4, 1858
BANK ACTS.—COMMITTEE NOMINATED. Commons February 8, 1858
LEAVE. Commons February 11, 1858
2 speeches — LEAVE. Commons February 19, 1858
CHELSEA BRIDGE—QUESTION. Commons March 26, 1858
CHELSEA NEW BRIDGE—QUESTION. Commons April 22, 1858
THE MARBLE ARCH—QUESTION. Commons April 22, 1858
SECOND READING. Commons April 28, 1858
MEMBERS' SEATS.—RESOLUTION. Commons April 29, 1858
PUBLIC OFFICES.—QUESTION, Commons May 4, 1858
OATHS BILL—LORDS' AMENDMENTS. Commons May 10, 1858
2 speeches — SECOND READING. Commons May 12, 1858
QUESTION. Commons May 18, 1858
SECOND READING. Commons May 18, 1858
EXPLANATION. Commons May 20, 1858
3 speeches — THE INDIAN DESPATCHES. Commons May 20, 1858
SUPPLY.—REPORT. Commons May 31, 1858
SUPPLY—CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES. Commons June 4, 1858
COMMITTEE MOVED FOR. Commons June 10, 1858
THIRD RESOLUTION. Commons June 11, 1858
CHELSEA BRIGDE ACT AMENDMENT BILL.—SECOND READING Commons June 11, 1858
GALWAY FREEMEN DISFRANCHISEMENT BILL—COMMITTEE. Commons June 15, 1858
STATE OF THE THAMES.—QUESTION. Commons June 18, 1858
RESOLUTION. Commons June 28, 1858
2 speeches — HAINAULT ALLOTMENT.—RESOLUTION. Commons June 29, 1858
CHELSEA BRIDGE.—QUESTION. Commons July 1, 1858
THE HOP DUTY.—OBSERVATIONS. Commons July 9, 1858
RESOLUTION. Commons July 9, 1858
QUESTION. Commons July 13, 1858
SUPPLY.—CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES. Commons July 13, 1858
2 speeches — FIRST READING. Commons July 15, 1858
3 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons July 16, 1858
METROPOLIS LOCAL MANAGEMENT ACT AMENDMENT BILL.—SECOND READING. Commons July 19, 1858
CHELSEA BRIDGE ACT AMENDMENT BILL—CONSIDERATION. Commons July 19, 1858
COMMITTEE. Commons July 22, 1858
7 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons July 22, 1858
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