Commons Sitting of 18 April 1887 Series 3 Vol. 313

    c1103
  1. MINUTES. 92 words
  2. QUESTIONS.
      3. cc1103-4
    1. ADMIRALTY—THE MEDITERRANEAN SQUADRON—ETIQUETTE OF SALUTING. 375 words
      2. cc1104-5
    2. ISLANDS OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC— RECENT DISTURBANCES IN TONGA. 113 words
      3. cc1105-6
    3. EVICTIONS (IRELAND)—CONSTABLE GOLDEN—REFUSAL TO ACT. 320 words
      4. c1106
    4. EVICTIONS (IRELAND)—MARQUESS OF LANSDOWNE'S ESTATES, QUEEN'S COUNTY. 88 words
      5. c1106
    5. NATIONAL SCHOOL TEACHERS (IRELAND)—PAYMENT OF RESULTS FEES. 104 words
      6. cc1106-7
    6. THE MAGISTRACY (IRELAND)—MR. T.N. CULLEN, DIVISIONAL MAGISTRATE OF BELFAST. 298 words
      7. cc1107-9
    7. WAR OFFICE (ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT) —GOOD AND RELIABLE WEAPONS. 462 words
      8. c1109
    8. POST OFFICE—SERVICE TO CHINA AND JAPAN BY CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. 163 words
      9. cc1109-10
    9. NATIONAL SCHOOL TEACHERS (IRELAND)— PAYMENT OF RESULTS FEES —ROUNDSTONE. 125 words
      10. c1110
    10. LABOURERS' (IRELAND) ACT— DUNDALK UNION. 228 words
      11. cc1110-1
    11. GENERAL PRISONS BOARD FOR IRELAND—SALE OF CONVICT FARM, LUSK, CO. DUBLIN. 220 words
      12. cc1111-2
    12. THE MAGISTRACY (IRELAND)—MESSRS. WARREN ST. LEGER WOODS AND JAMES HAMILTON WOODS. 441 words
      13. c1113
    13. RAILWAYS (ENGLAND AND WALES)— SUBWAY AT TODMORDEN STATION —LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY. 240 words
      14. cc1113-4
    14. FISHERY BOARD (SCOTLAND)—LOANS TO FISHERMEN OF CROFTING PARISHES. 241 words
      15. c1114
    15. WAR OFFICE—BREVET MAJORITIES TO CAPTAINS OF INFANTRY REGIMENTS. 120 words
      16. c1115
    16. CUSTOMS AND EXCISE—FREE GOODS TO WORKHOUSES. 62 words
      17. c1115
    17. THE ENGLISH AND IRISH CONSTABULARY — ANNUAL LEAVE OF ABSENCE. 101 words
      18. cc1115-6
    18. MERCHANT SHIPPING—LOSS OF THE "VICTORIA" IN CROSSING THE CHANNEL. 231 words
      19. cc1116-7
    19. COLONY OF VICTORIA—OF EFFECTS OF A DECEASED PASSENGER. 264 words
      20. c1117
    20. ARMY—INSANITARY STATE OF DOVER BARRACKS. 236 words
      21. c1118
    21. LAWAND JUSTICE (IRELAND)—NEWRY PETTY SESSIONS—CONVICTION OF WILLIAM DURNAN, A PERSON OF UNSOUND MIND. 130 words
      22. cc1118-9
    22. ADMIRALTY—RESIGNATION OF COMMISSIONS IN THE NAVY. 224 words
      23. cc1119-20
    23. EGYPT—SIR HENRY DRUMMOND WOLFF'S MISSION—NEUTRALIZATION OF EGYPT AND THE SUEZ CANAL. 313 words
      24. c1120
    24. PARLIAMENT—PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION. 217 words
      25. cc1120-1
    25. CRIME AND OUTRAGE (IRELAND)— ALLEGED ASSAULTS ON THREE GIRLS AT OULLEN, NEAR MILLSTREET. 279 words
      26. cc1121-3
    26. SIR BERNHARD SAMUELSON AND THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER. 528 words
      27. c1123
    27. THE ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY— THE RECENT RESIGNATIONS. 171 words
      28. cc1123-8
    28. PARLIAMENT—THE NEW RULES OF PROCEDURE, 1882—RULE 9 (ORDER IN DEBATE)—SUSPENSION OF A MEMBER. 1,996 words
  3. ORDERS OF THE BAY.
      4. c1129
    1. CRIMINAL LAW AMENDMENT (IRELAND) BILL.— [BILL 217.] 11 words
  4. SECOND HEADINGS.
      5. cc1129-237
    1. ADJOURNED DEBATE. [SEVENTH NIGHT.] 44,557 words, 1 division
      2. cc1237-8
    2. JUSTICES JURISDICTION BILL [Lords.] 94 words
  5. MOTIONS.
      6. c1238
    1. LOCAL GOVERNMENT PROVISIONAL ORDERS (POOR LAW) BILL. 96 words
      2. c1238
    2. LOCAL GOVERNMENT PROVISIONAL ORDERS (POOR LAW) (NO. 2) BILL. 93 words
      3. c1238
    3. DUKE OF CONNAUGHT'S LEAVE BILL. 70 words
      4. c1238
    4. HABITUAL DRUNKARDS ACT (1879) AMENDMENT BILL. 45 words

Lords Sitting of 18 April 1887 Series 3 Vol. 313

    c1101
  1. MINUTES. 38 words
  2. LAW AND POLICE—THE LATE DOG REGULATIONS,
      3. cc1101-3
    1. QUESTION. OBSERVATIONS. 505 words