Commons Sitting of 20 March 1882 Series 3 Vol. 267

    c1270
  1. MINUTES. 34 words
  2. QUESTIONS.
      3. cc1270-1
    1. STATE OF IRELAND—LORD GORMANS-TOWN'S ESTATE, CO. MEATH—SETTING FIRE TO HOUSES. 123 words
      2. c1271
    2. CHARITY COMMISSION—LORD CREWE'S CHARITIES. 138 words
      3. cc1271-2
    3. THEATRES AND MUSIC HALLS (METROPOLIS)—PROTECTION FROM FIRE. 161 words
      4. cc1272-3
    4. STATE OF IRELAND—ALLEGED OUTRAGE BY SOLDIERS. 381 words
      5. c1273
    5. STATE OF IRELAND—TERRORISM. 136 words
      6. cc1273-4
    6. THE VATICAN—DIPLOMATIC INTERCOURSE—MR. ERRINGTON'S MISSION. 210 words
      7. c1274
    7. PROTECTION OF PERSON AND PROPERTY (IRELAND) ACT, 1881—ARREST OF MICHAEL SLATTERY. 105 words
      8. cc1274-5
    8. LAW AND JUSTICE (IRELAND)—ELECTION OF PETTY SESSIONS CLERK AT EDENDERRY, KING'S COUNTY. 212 words
      9. cc1275-7
    9. CRIMINAL LAW (IRELAND)—MR. MICHAEL DAVITT. 696 words
      10. c1277
    10. PROTECTION OF PERSON AND PROPERTY (IRELAND) ACT, 1881—TREATMENT OF PERSONS ARRESTED UNDER THE ACT. 147 words
      11. cc1277-8
    11. STATE OF IRELAND—CHARITABLE MEETINGS—THE CONSTABULARY. 435 words
      12. cc1278-9
    12. POST OFFICE (IRELAND)—THE POSTMISTRESS OF BOHERMEEN. 274 words
      13. cc1279-80
    13. PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS (CORRUPT AND ILLEGAL PRACTICES) BILL. 361 words
      14. c1280
    14. POST OFFICE (IRELAND)—THE POSTMASTER OF HOLLYWOOD. 93 words
      15. cc1280-2
    15. THE LAND COMMISSION (IRELAND)— APPOINTMENT OF SOLICITOR. 494 words
      16. cc1282-3
    16. CUSTOMS—THE NEW WAREHOUSING SCHEME. 329 words
      17. c1283
    17. ARMY-CASE OF MICHAEL FLYNN. 234 words
      18. cc1283-4
    18. PROTECTION OF PERSON AND PROPERTY (IRELAND) ACT, 1881—LETTERS BETWEEN PERSONS ARRESTED UNDER THE ACT. 104 words
      19. c1284
    19. TRADE AND COMMERCE—TEA AND COFFEE DUTIES IN THE UNITED STATES. 163 words
      20. cc1284-5
    20. INLAND REVENUE DEPARTMENT— UNLICENSED DEALING IN PLATE. 184 words
      21. c1285
    21. THE LAND COURT (IRELAND)—STATE OF BUSINESS. 142 words
      22. cc1285-6
    22. STATE OF IRELAND—THE CONSTABULARY—CORPORATION OF DROGHEDA. 177 words
      23. c1286
    23. STATE OF IRELAND—SPEECH OF THE CHIEF SECRETARY FOR IRELAND AT TULLAMORE. 159 words
      24. cc1286-7
    24. PROTECTION OF PERSON AND PROPERTY (IRELAND) ACT, 1881—TREATMENT OF PERSONS ARRESTED UNDER THE ACT. 393 words
      25. c1288
    25. SCIENCE AND ART—THE TRANSIT OF VENUS. 179 words
      26. cc1288-9
    26. PROTECTION OF PERSON AND PROPERTY (IRELAND) ACT, 1881— LETTERS TO PERSONS ARRESTED UNDER THE ACT. 139 words
      27. c1289
    27. SOUTH AFRICA—THE TRANSVAAL CONVENTION. 323 words
      28. c1290
    28. THE TRINITY HOUSE—TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIGHTHOUSES AND THE SHORE. 143 words
      29. cc1290-2
    29. ARMY (INDIA)—FURLOUGH AND PENSIONS. 832 words
      30. cc1292-3
    30. THE LAND COMMISSION (IRELAND)— MR. FOTTRELL'S PAMPHLET. 85 words
      31. c1293
    31. SOUTH AFRICA—NATAL—THE NATIVE POPULATION. 255 words
      32. cc1293-4
    32. THE INDIA OFFICE—THE SHIPPING BUSINESS. 159 words
      33. c1294
    33. STATE OF IRELAND—SEIZURE OF THE "IRISH WORLD" NEWSPAPER. 87 words
      34. cc1294-5
    34. WAYS AND MEANS—TAXATION OF REAL PROPERTY. 238 words
      35. cc1295-6
    35. WAYS AND MEANS—THE TEA AND COFFEE DUTIES. 288 words
      36. cc1296-7
    36. CUSTOMS AND INLAND REVENUE— SEIZURE OF MALT COFFEE. 426 words
      37. c1297
    37. WAYS AND MEANS—THE FINANCIAL STATEMENT. 109 words
      38. c1297
    38. PARLIAMENT—THE EASTER RECESS. 100 words
      39. cc1298-9
    39. NAVY—TRANSPORT OF TROOPS FROM NATAL. 633 words
      40. c1299
    40. STATE OF IRELAND—ATTEMPTED MURDER OF MR. CARTER. 129 words
      41. c1300
    41. STATE OF IRELAND—REPORTED OUTRAGES. 183 words
      42. c1300
    42. EVICTIONS (IRELAND)—FARMS BOUGHT UP BY THE EMERGENCY COMMITTEE. 77 words
      43. cc1300-1
    43. PROTECTION OF PERSON AND PROPERTY (IRELAND) ACT, 1881—ARREST OF MICHAEL SLATTERY. 107 words
  3. NOTICE.
      4. c1301
    1. PARLIAMENT—BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE—THE NEW RULES OF PROCEDURE. 57 words
  4. ORDERS OF THE DAY.
    1. PARLIAMENT—BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE (PUTTING THE QUESTION).
        2. cc1301-98
      1. RESOLUTION. ADJOURNED DEBATE. [SECOND NIGHT.] 39,324 words
      c1398
    2. SUPPLY.—REPORT. 96 words
      3. cc1398-416
    3. BILLS OF SALE ACT (1878) AMENDMENT BILL.— [BILL 8.] 12 words
        4. cc1398-416
      1. COMMITTEE. [Progress 16th March.] 6,817 words
      c1416
    4. GENERAL POLICE AND IMPROVEMENT (SCOTLAND) BILL.— [BILL 77.] 6 words
        5. c1416
      1. COMMITTEE. 113 words
    5. WAYS AND MEANS.
        6. c1416
      1. CONSOLIDATED FUND (NO. 2) BILL. 36 words

Lords Sitting of 20 March 1882 Series 3 Vol. 267

    c1254
  1. MINUTES. 11 words
  2. PARLIAMENT—THE EASTER RECESS.
      3. c1254
    1. QUESTION. 40 words
    cc1254-60
  3. RAILWAYS (CONTINUOUS BRAKES) BILL.—(No. 21.) 5 words
      4. cc1254-60
    1. SECOND READING. 2,369 words
  4. ARMY—GENERAL ANNUAL RETURN OF THE BRITISH ARMY.
      5. cc1260-4
    1. QUESTION. OBSERVATIONS. 1,609 words
  5. ENGLAND AND FRANCE—THE CHANNEL TUNNEL SCHEME,
      6. cc1265-70
    1. OBSERVATIONS. QUESTION. 2,061 words