Sir Richard Paget

1832 - February 3, 1908
Summary information for Sir Richard Paget

Contributions

1888

OBSERVATIONS. Commons February 20, 1888

AGRICULTURAL AND DAIRY SCHOOLS —REPORT OF THE COMMISSION. Commons February 23, 1888

CLASS III.—LAW AND JUSTICE. Commons February 27, 1888

[ADJOURNED DEBATE.] [SECOND NIGHT.] Commons February 28, 1888

2 speeches — III.—DISORDERLY CONDUCT. Commons February 28, 1888

LOCAL AND IMPERIAL FINANCE—INCIDENCE OF IMPERIAL TAXATION. Commons March 1, 1888

SECOND READING. Commons March 6, 1888

2 speeches — RESOLUTION. [ADJOURNED DEBATE.] [FOURTH NIGHT.] Commons March 6, 1888

CHARITY COMMISSIONERS—ENDOWED SCHOOLS—DISTRIBUTION AND NUMBERS. Commons March 15, 1888

2 speeches — MOTION FOR LEAVE. FIRST READING. Commons March 19, 1888

WAYS AND MEANS.—COMMITTEE. Commons April 9, 1888

LAW AND JUSTICE (ENGLAND AND WALES)—SENTENCES AT QUARTER SESSIONS. Commons April 19, 1888

SECOND READING. Commons April 23, 1888

LOCAL GOVERNMENT (ENGLAND AND WALES) ELECTORS BILL.— [BILL 181.] Commons May 7, 1888

RESOLUTION. Commons May 11, 1888

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE—WHIT- SUNTIDE. Commons May 15, 1888

COUNTY COUNCILS. Commons June 8, 1888

UNITED STATES—THE INTER-STATE COMMERCE COMMISSIONERS. Commons June 11, 1888

PART I. Commons June 11, 1888

PART I. Commons June 12, 1888

2 speeches — COUNTY COUNCILS. Commons June 19, 1888

COUNTY COUNCILS. Commons June 28, 1888

COUNTY COUNCILS. Commons June 29, 1888

RESOLUTION. Commons July 10, 1888

APPLICATION OF ACT TO BOROUGHS, THE METROPOLIS, AND CERTAIN SPECIAL COUNTIES. Commons July 13, 1888

2 speeches — PART IV. Commons July 13, 1888

FINANCE. Commons July 16, 1888

2 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress 17th July.] Commons July 18, 1888

COMMITTEE. [Progress 18th July.] [TWENTY-SECOND NIGHT.] Commons July 19, 1888

PLEURO-PNEUMONIA AND TUBERCULOSIS—REPORT OF THE DEPARTMENTAL COMMITTEE. Commons August 10, 1888

AGRICULTURE—DAIRY SCHOOLS— THE GRANT-IN-AID. Commons August 10, 1888

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