Viscount Palmerston
1784 - 1865Summary information for Viscount Palmerston
Contributions
1852
ADDRESS IN ANSWER TO THE SPEECH. Commons February 3, 1852
3 speeches — LOCAL MILITIA. Commons February 16, 1852
THE IRISH GOVERNMENT AND THE "WORLD" NEWSPAPER. Commons February 19, 1852
2 speeches — LOCAL MILITIA. Commons February 20, 1852
FREE TRADE—THE MINISTERIAL POLICY. Commons March 15, 1852
OUTRAGE ON A BRITISH SUBJECT AT LEGHORN. Commons March 18, 1852
APPREHENSION OF DESERTERS FROM FOREIGN SHIPS BILL. Commons March 26, 1852
MILITIA BILL. Commons March 29, 1852
NATIONAL DEFENCE—COMMERCIAL STEAM NAVY. Commons March 30, 1852
IMPORT DUTIES ON WINES. Commons March 30, 1852
FOREIGN REFUGEES. Commons April 1, 1852
BRAZIL AND THE RIVER PLATE. Commons April 6, 1852
HUNGARIAN REFUGEES. Commons April 20, 1852
MILITIA BILL. Commons April 23, 1852
EXHIBITION OF 1851—CRYSTAL PALACE. Commons April 29, 1852
MILITIA BILL—ADJOURNED DEBATE. Commons May 4, 1852
6 speeches — MILITIA BILL. Commons May 6, 1852
MILITIA BILL. Commons May 7, 1852
MAYNOOTH COLLEGE. Commons May 11, 1852
3 speeches — MILITIA BILL. Commons May 14, 1852
2 speeches — MILITIA BILL. Commons May 17, 1852
FOREIGN AFFAIRS—CONSTITUTION OF SPAIN. Commons May 21, 1852
ADJOURNMENT—THE DERBY DAY. Commons May 25, 1852
THE CASE OF MR. MURRAY. Commons May 28, 1852
CASE OF MR. MATHER—REVIEW OF THE SESSION. Commons June 14, 1852
EXPULSION OF MESSRS. WINGATE AND OTHERS FROM AUSTRIA. Commons June 29, 1852
THE CASE OF LEOPOLD DE ROSE. Commons June 30, 1852
ADDRESS IN ANSWER TO THE SPEECH. Commons November 11, 1852
THE ADDRESS—REPORT. Commons November 12, 1852
COMMERCIAL LEGISLATION—FREE TRADE. Commons November 23, 1852
COMMERCIAL LEGISLATION — FREE TRADE—EXPLANATIONS. Commons November 25, 1852
COMMERCIAL LEGISLATION—FREE TRADE—ADJOURNED DEBATE. Commons November 25, 1852
COMMERCIAL LEGISLATION—FREE TRADE—ADJOURNED DEBARK Commons November 26, 1852
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