Commons Sitting of 31 July 1871 Series 3 Vol. 208

    cc542-3
  1. MINUTES. 100 words
    2. c543
  2. THE INCOME TAX.—QUESTION. 240 words
    3. cc543-52
  3. ARMY—CAMPAIGN MANŒUVRES IN THE AUTUMN.—QUESTIONS. 3,408 words
    4. c552
  4. THE HECTOR ROCK.—QUESTION. 196 words
    5. c553
  5. ARMY—COLOURS OF THE 68TH REGIMENT.—QUESTION. 244 words
    6. cc553-4
  6. EDUCATION—ENDOWED SCHOOLS SCHEME.—QUESTION. 335 words
  7. CONTAGIOUS DISEASES ACT.
      8. cc554-5
    1. QUESTION. 503 words
  8. CROWN LANDS IN SOUTH AFRICA.
      9. c556
    1. QUESTION. 272 words
    cc556-7
  9. NAVY—THE "AGINCOURT."—QUESTION. 99 words
    10. c557
  10. ARMY—YOUNG RECRUITS OF THE 86TH REGIMENT.—QUESTION. 115 words
  11. PERSIA—ALLEGED FAMINE.
      12. cc557-8
    1. QUESTION. 246 words
    c558
  12. BONDING PRIVILEGES.—QUESTION. 146 words
  13. FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS ACTS.
      14. cc558-9
    1. QUESTION. 148 words
    cc559-60
  14. CASE OF W. E. POOK.—QUESTION. 568 words
    15. c560
  15. MILITARY ATTACHES AT ST. PETERSBURG.—QUESTION. 68 words
    16. cc560-1
  16. ARMY—CAMPAIGN MANŒUVRES IN THE AUTUMN.—QUESTIONS. 131 words
  17. PARLIAMENT—BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE.
      18. cc561-70
    1. QUESTIONS. OBSERVATIONS. 3,651 words
  18. HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ARTHUR.
      19. cc570-90
    1. MESSAGE FROM HER MAJESTY. 8,113 words
    cc590-620
  19. ELECTIONS (PARLIAMENTARY AND MUNICIPAL) (re committed) BILL— [BILL 103.] 11 words
      20. cc590-620
    1. COMMITTEE. [Progress 28th July.] 12,070 words
    cc621-3
  20. EPPING FOREST BILL— [BILL 224.] 6 words
      21. cc621-3
    1. CONSIDERATION. 716 words
    cc623-7
  21. MAYNOOTH COLLEGE BILL— [BILL 243.] 9 words
      22. cc623-7
    1. COMMITTEE. 1,639 words

Lords Sitting of 31 July 1871 Series 3 Vol. 208

    c453
  1. MINUTES. 58 words
  2. H.R.H. THE PRINCE ARTHUR WILLIAM PATRICK ALBERT.
      3. cc453-4
    1. HER MAJESTY'S MESSAGE. 486 words
    cc454-542
  3. ARMY REGULATION BILL—(No. 237.) 3 words
      4. cc454-542
    1. SECOND READING. 36,198 words, 1 division