Viscount Fitzharris
1807 - 1889Summary information for Viscount Fitzharris
Contributions
1855
2 speeches — MINISTERIAL STATEMENT. Lords February 8, 1855
ARMY SERVICE ACT AMENDMENT BILL. Lords February 20, 1855
SECRETARIES AND UNDER SECRETARIES OF STATE (HOUSE OF COMMONS) BILL. Lords March 12, 1855
2 speeches — THE MILITIA. Lords March 15, 1855
2 speeches — THE MILITIA. Lords March 23, 1855
2 speeches — ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE—THE GOVERNMENT AND THE WAR. Lords March 30, 1855
THE CONFERENCES AT VIENNA. Lords April 24, 1855
3 speeches — EXPORT OF HORSES. Lords April 26, 1855
3 speeches — CONFERENCES AT VIENNA. Lords May 3, 1855
2 speeches — THE BURIAL ACT—CLOSING OF BURIAL GROUNDS. Lords May 4, 1855
THE LOAN BILL. Lords May 4, 1855
THE CRIMEAN MEDALS—QUESTION. Lords May 7, 1855
FISHERIES (BRITISH ISLANDS AND FRANCE) BILL. Lords May 10, 1855
WAR WITH RUSSIA—DIVISION ON THE RESOLUTIONS—PROXIES. Lords May 15, 1855
2 speeches — THE NEW FOREST—INCENDIARY FIRES. Lords May 21, 1855
2 speeches — THE NEGOTIATIONS AT VIENNA. Lords May 25, 1855
THE TURKISH CONTINGENT. Lords June 5, 1855
CORN AVERAGE RETURNS. Lords June 5, 1855
METROPOLITAN BURIAL-GROUNDS— THE BURIAL ACTS. Lords June 8, 1855
NEEDLEWOMEN, LIMITATION OF HOURS OF LABOUR BILL. Lords June 14, 1855
PUBLIC OFFICES. Lords June 15, 1855
PUBLIC OFFICES. Lords June 21, 1855
2 speeches — OUTRAGE ON A FLAG OF TRUCE AT HANGO. Lords June 21, 1855
THE MILITIA (No. 2) BILL. Lords June 28, 1855
LORD RAGLAN AND SIR GEORGE BROWN—QUESTION. Lords June 29, 1855
RECRUITING FOR THE ARMY. Lords July 5, 1855
2 speeches — OUTRAGE ON A FLAG OF TRUCE AT HANGO. Lords July 10, 1855
THE DIPLOMATIC SERVICE. Lords July 10, 1855
BURIALS BILL—CONSECRATION OF CEMETERIES. Lords July 20, 1855
THE LEASING AND SALES OF SETTLED ESTATES BILL—QUESTION. Lords August 10, 1855
2 speeches — EXCHEQUER BILLS(£7,000,000l.) BILL. Lords August 10, 1855
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