Commons Sitting of 10 May 1881 Series 3 Vol. 261

    c156
  1. MINUTES. 38 words
  2. PRIVATE BUSINESS.
      3. cc156-71
    1. NEW STANDING ORDER. 5,911 words
      2. c171
    2. LOCAL GOVERNMENT PROVISIONAL ORDERS (HALIFAX, &C.) BILL. 48 words
      3. c171
    3. LOCAL GOVERNMENT PROVISIONAL ORDERS (ACTON, &C.) BILL. 96 words
  3. QUESTIONS.
      4. cc171-2
    1. ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY—SUB -INSPECTORS. 210 words
      2. c172
    2. CRIMINAL LAW—CASE OF CHARLES FROST AND EDWARD SMITH. 184 words
      3. cc172-3
    3. CURRENCY—MONETARY CONFERENCE AT PARIS—BI-METALLISM. 260 words
      4. cc173-4
    4. ARMY—PORTABLE ENTRENCHING TOOLS. 200 words
      5. cc174-5
    5. STATE OF IRELAND—ALLEGED FORCED LABOUR. 468 words
      6. c175
    6. STATE OF IRELAND—RELIGIOUS PRO CESSIONS IN BELFAST. 231 words
      7. cc175-6
    7. THE ISLANDS OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC— MURDER OF BRITISH SUBJECTS. 109 words
      8. cc176-7
    8. SOUTH AFRICA—THE BASUTOS (NEGOTIATIONS). 314 words
      9. c177
    9. FRANCE AND TUNIS—INVASION OF TUNISIAN TERRITORY. 130 words
      10. c177
    10. STATE OF IRELAND—ALLEGED OUT RAGE AT BALTINGLASS. 120 words
      11. cc178-9
    11. LAW AND POLICE—ELIZABETH BURLEY. 557 words
      12. cc179-82
    12. PARLIAMENTARY OATHS (MR. BRADLAUGH). 1,415 words
      13. cc183-216
    13. PROTECTION OF PERSON AND PRO PERTY (IRELAND) ACT, 1881—MR. DILLON. 13,537 words

Lords Sitting of 10 May 1881 Series 3 Vol. 261

    c136
  1. MINUTES. 10 words
    2. cc136-55
  2. SOUTH AFRICA—THE ANNEXATION OF THE TRANSVAAL—MR. GLAD- STONE'S LETTER TO MR. TOMKIN SON.—OBSERVATIONS. 8,126 words