Sir Simon Newport

October 24, 1756 - February 9, 1843
Summary information for Sir Simon Newport

Contributions

1821

MOTION RESPECTING THE OMISSION OF THE QUEEN'S NAME IN THE LITURGY.— Commons January 26, 1821

PETITIONS RELATIVETO THE QUEEN. Commons January 31, 1821

2 speeches — OF AN ADDRESS PUBLISHED IN THE LONDON GAZETTE. Commons February 1, 1821

REVENUE ACCOUNTS. Commons February 1, 1821

SUPPLY—BANK OF IRELAND. Commons February 2, 1821

FOREIGN TRADE. Commons February 6, 1821

CHESTER PETITION, COMPLAINING OF THE CONDUCT OF THE SHERIFF. Commons February 9, 1821

COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS. Commons February 9, 1821

GRAMPOUND DISFRANCHISEMENT BILL. Commons February 12, 1821

PETITIONS RELATIVE TO THE QUEEN. Commons February 13, 1821

MOTION FOR RESTORING HER MAJESTY'S NAME TO THE LITURGY. Commons February 13, 1821

MALT DUTIES BILL. Commons February 14, 1821

IRISH UNION DUTIES.— Commons February 16, 1821

DUBLIN PETITION COMPLAINING OF THE CONDUCT OF THE HIGH SHERIFF. Commons February 22, 1821

CONDUCT OF MR. JUSTICE BEST—PETITION OF THOMAS DAVISON.— Commons February 23, 1821

COMPLAINT AGAINST "THE MORNING CHRONICLE"—BREACH OF PRIVILEGE. Commons March 9, 1821

ARMY ESTIMATES. Commons March 9, 1821

AUSTRIAN LOAN. Commons March 14, 1821

ROMAN CATHOLIC DISABILITY REMOVAL BILL. Commons March 23, 1821

ROMAN CATHOLIC DISABILITY RE-MOVAL BILL. Commons March 27, 1821

2 speeches — MOTION RESPECTING COMMITTEES OF SUPPLY. Commons April 6, 1821

PETITION FROM LYME REGIS RESPECTING THE ELECTIVE FRANCHISE. Commons April 12, 1821

REFORM OF PARLIAMENT. Commons April 17, 1821

MOTION FOR THE REPEAL OF THE SEDITIOUS MEETINGS, AND BLASPHEMOUS AND SEDITIOUS LIBELS BILLS. Commons May 8, 1821

2 speeches — INQUIRY INTO THE STATE OF ENGLISH COURTS OF JUSTICE. Commons May 9, 1821

ORDNANCE ESTIMATES—BARBADOES FUND. Commons May 21, 1821

PETITION FROM NEWFOUNDLAND FOR REFORM IN THE COURTS OF JUSTICE. Commons May 28, 1821

THE BUDGET. Commons June 1, 1821

2 speeches — IRISH REVENUE INQUIRY BILL. Commons June 15, 1821

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