Sir Watkin Wynn

1772 - 1840
Summary information for Sir Watkin Wynn

Contributions

1836

2 speeches — CARLOW ELECTION.—MR. O'CONNELL AND MR. RAPHAEL. Commons February 11, 1836

ENGROSSING ACTS OF PARLIAMENT. Commons February 11, 1836

CARLOW ELECTION—MR. O'CONNELL AND MR. RAPHAEL. Commons February 16, 1836

THE NEW HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT. Commons February 17, 1836

MUNICIPAL COUNCIAL OF POOLE. Commons February 17, 1836

RECORD COMMISSION. Commons February 18, 1836

COLONEL BRUEN—CARLOW. Commons February 23, 1836

DISPUTED EJECTIONS. Commons February 25, 1836

3 speeches — BOROUGH OF POOLE. Commons February 25, 1836

2 speeches — POOLE BOROUGH. Commons February 26, 1836

FINAL REGISTER OF ELECTORS. Commons March 2, 1836

INTIMIDATION OF VOTERS. Commons March 2, 1836

COUNSEL TOR PRISONERS. Commons March 2, 1836

COUNSEL FOR PRISONERS. Commons March 2, 1836

CORPORATION OF POOLE. Commons March 2, 1836

4 speeches — CORPORATIONS.—APPOINTMENT OF MAGISTRATES. Commons March 29, 1836

THE BOROUGH OF POOLE. Commons April 12, 1836

2 speeches — LANDED PROPERTY OF INTESTATES. Commons April 12, 1836

2 speeches — CARLOW ELECTION.—MR. O'CONNELL. Commons April 21, 1836

CARLOW ELECTION—MR. O'CONNELL. Commons April 22, 1836

COPYRIGHT ACT. Commons April 28, 1836

2 speeches — DUBLIN ELECTION.—RIGHT OF PETITION. Commons May 20, 1836

2 speeches — WAR IN SPAIN—BRITISH COMMERCE. Commons May 20, 1836

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons May 20, 1836

REGISTRATION OF VOTERS. Commons May 20, 1836

DUBLIN ELECTION PETITION. Commons May 30, 1836

SIR FREDERICK TRENCH AND MR. WASON. Commons June 10, 1836

2 speeches — POOR AND CORN LAWS. Commons June 21, 1836

CHURCH RATES. Commons June 29, 1836

2 speeches — CASE OF DR. MULHOLLAND. Commons June 29, 1836

SMALL DEBTS COURTS. Commons June 30, 1836

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons July 7, 1836

MEETING AT NOON. Commons July 8, 1836

BREACH OF PRIVILEGE. Commons July 13, 1836

4 speeches — BREACH OF PRIVILEGE — IMPUTATIONS ON MEMBERS. Commons July 18, 1836

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