Viscount Fitzharris

1807 - 1889
Summary information for Viscount Fitzharris

Contributions

1854

3 speeches — ADDRESS IN ANSWER TO TEE SPEECH. Lords January 31, 1854

RUSSIA AND THE PORTE. Lords February 14, 1854

2 speeches — SECRET CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE ENGLISH AND RUSSIAN GOVERN- MENTS. Lords March 13, 1854

2 speeches — THE SECRET CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE ENGLISH AND RUSSIAN GOVERNMENTS. Lords March 14, 1854

2 speeches — THE ALLEGED BETRAYAL OF TRUST AT THE FOREIGN OFFICE. Lords March 17, 1854

FRAUDS ON THE COMMISSARIAT— CONTRACT FOR HAY. Lords March 21, 1854

QUESTION. Lords March 30, 1854

WAR WITH RUSSIA—HER MAJESTY'S MESSAGE. Lords March 31, 1854

2 speeches — CONVEYANCE OF RUSSIAN TROOPS THROUGH THE BLACK SEA—QUESTION. Lords April 6, 1854

3 speeches — INCOME TAX BILL. Lords May 1, 1854

INCOME TAX BILL. Lords May 2, 1854

OPERATIONS IN THE BLACK SEA. Lords May 5, 1854

2 speeches — BOMBARDMENT OF ODESSA. Lords May 11, 1854

MILITARY KNIGHTS OF WINDSOR. Lords May 12, 1854

THE IRISH LAND BILLS. Lords May 18, 1854

POWERS OF LEASING (IRELAND) BILL. Lords May 18, 1854

2 speeches — THE WAR WITH RUSSIA—LOSS OF THE "TIGER." Lords May 19, 1854

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL (CANADA) BILL. Lords June 15, 1854

2 speeches — OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR— THE FOREIGN OFFICE. Lords July 3, 1854

CRUELTY TO ANIMALS BILL. Lords July 4, 1854

2 speeches — OXFORD UNIVERSITY BILL. Lords July 7, 1854

LAW OF LANDLORD AND TENANT (IRELAND) BILLS. Lords July 11, 1854

OXFORD UNIVERSITY BILL. Lords July 11, 1854

COUNT PAHLEN—RUSSIAN SUBJECTS IN LONDON. Lords July 13, 1854

NEW FOREST BILL. Lords July 13, 1854

5 speeches — LAW OF LANDLORD AND TENANT (IRE LAND) BILL, AND LEASING POWERS (IRELAND) BILL. Lords July 13, 1854

ENLISTMENT OF FOREIGNERS BILL. Lords Reports December 14, 1854

VOTE OF THANKS TO THE ARMY AND NAVY IN THE CRIMEA. Lords December 15, 1854

ENLISTMENT OF FOREIGNERS BILL. Lords December 18, 1854

4 speeches — MILITIA BILL. Lords December 21, 1854

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