Sir John Shelley

1808 - 1867
Summary information for Sir John Shelley

Contributions

1862

(KENSINGTON GORE AND BAYSWATER ROAD.) Commons February 21, 1862

2 speeches — (KENSINGTON GORE AND BAYSWATER ROAD). Commons February 25, 1862

SECOND READING. Commons February 26, 1862

PUBLIC STATUES.—QUESTION. Commons March 4, 1862

SUPPLY—REPORT. Commons March 14, 1862

EDUCATION, SCIENCE, AND ART (ESTIMATES).—RESOLUTION. Commons March 18, 1862

THAMES EMBANKMENT (NORTH SIDE) BILL.—LEAVE.—FIRST READING. Commons March 18, 1862

COMMITTEE. Commons March 19, 1862

SUPPLY—CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES. Commons March 31, 1862

LEAVE. Commons April 1, 1862

RETURN MOVED FOR. Commons April 3, 1862

2 speeches — SECOND READING. Commons April 7, 1862

COMMITTEE. Commons April 9, 1862

BREWERS' LICENCES. Commons April 10, 1862

QUESTION. Commons April 11, 1862

SUPPLY—CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES. Commons April 28, 1862

COMMISSION MOVED FOR. Commons April 29, 1862

4 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons April 30, 1862

FIRST READING. Commons May 13, 1862

OBSERVATIONS. Commons May 16, 1862

SECOND READING. Commons May 22, 1862

[BILL NO. 66.] COMMITTEE. Commons May 26, 1862

2 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons June 23, 1862

2 speeches — QUESTION. OBSERVATIONS. Commons June 27, 1862

2 speeches — PAPERS MOVED FOR—EXPLANATION. Commons June 30, 1862

3 speeches — COMMITTEE. Commons July 2, 1862

2 speeches — QUESTIONS. EXPLANATION. Commons July 3, 1862

[BILL NO. 162.] COMMITTEE. Commons July 3, 1862

[BILL NO. 162.] COMMITTEE. Commons July 4, 1862

8 speeches — [BILL NO. 162.] COMMITTEE. Commons July 7, 1862

[BILL NO. 162.] CONSIDERATION. Commons July 10, 1862

ORSERVATIONS. Commons July 11, 1862

CONSIDERATION. THIRD READING. Commons July 30, 1862

2 speeches — [BILL No. 239.]—LORDS' AMENDMENTS. Commons July 31, 1862

2 speeches — CONSIDERATION. COMMITTEE. Commons August 1, 1862

KENSINGTON GARDENS.—QUESTION. Commons August 1, 1862

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