Viscount Fitzharris
1807 - 1889Summary information for Viscount Fitzharris
Contributions
1852
ADDRESS IN ANSWER TO THE SPEECH. Lords February 3, 1852
THE KAFIR WAR—SALE OF AMMUNITION TO THE KAFIRS. Lords February 6, 1852
2 speeches — SALE OF ARMS AND AMMUNITION TO THE KAFIRS. Lords February 13, 1852
GUNPOWDER TRAFFIC AT THE CAPE. Lords February 19, 1852
RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY. Lords February 23, 1852
FOREIGN AFFAIRS—THE ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION—REFUGEES—OUTRAGE AT LEGHORN. Lords March 18, 1852
COMMERCE WITH RIO DE LA PLATA. Lords March 23, 1852
FOREIGN REFUGEES. Lords April 5, 1852
TREATY WITH BELGIUM. Lords April 6, 1852
3 speeches — GENERAL ROSAS—THE AFFAIRS OF THE RIVER PLATE. Lords April 29, 1852
2 speeches — GENERAL ROSAS. Lords April 30, 1852
2 speeches — CAPTAIN WARNER'S INVENTIONS. Lords May 14, 1852
3 speeches — CASE OF MR. MURRAY—MESSRS. WINGATE AND OTHERS—MR. MATHER. Lords May 17, 1852
SARDINIA. Lords May 21, 1852
THE CASE OF MR. MATHER. Lords May 27, 1852
4 speeches — CASE OF MR. MATHER. Lords May 28, 1852
2 speeches — SANITARY CONFERENCE—LAW OF QUARANTINE. Lords May 28, 1852
4 speeches — SURRENDER OF CRIMINALS (CONVENTION WITH FRANCE) BILL. Lords June 8, 1852
4 speeches — SURRENDER OF CRIMINALS (CONVENTION WITH FRANCE) BILL. Lords June 11, 1852
SURRENDER OF CRIMINALS (CONVENTION WITH FRANCE) BILL. Lords June 14, 1852
THE CANTON OF NEUFCHATEL. Lords June 18, 1852
GUANO. Lords June 21, 1852
3 speeches — OUTRAGE ON A BRITISH SUBJECT AT FLORENCE. Lords June 21, 1852
2 speeches — SURRENDER OF CRIMINALS (CONVENTION WITH FRANCE) BILL—QUESTION. Lords June 25, 1852
THE CASE OF MR. MATHER. Lords June 30, 1852
2 speeches — THE SANITARY CONFERENCE—QUARANTINE REGULATIONS. Lords November 19, 1852
THE AMERICAN FISHERIES. Lords November 26, 1852
3 speeches — FOREIGN AFFAIRS—THE FRENCH EMPIRE. Lords December 6, 1852
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