Commons Sitting of 9 August 1889 Series 3 Vol. 339

  1. PRIVATE BUSINESS.
      2. cc877-80
    1. TAFF VALE RAILWAY BILL [LORDS]. (By Order.) 1,127 words
      2. cc880-93
    2. BURY CORPORATION BILL [LORDS.] 4,972 words
  2. QUESTONS.
      3. c893
    1. METROPOLITAN POSTMEN. 174 words
      2. cc893-4
    2. ARSENAL WORKMEN. 80 words
      3. c894
    3. THE WOOLWICH POST OFFICE. 107 words
      4. c894
    4. THE WOOLER CHURCHYARD. 165 words
      5. c895
    5. IRELAND-ALLEGED OUTRAGE BY ORANGEMEN AT CORKSTOWN. 267 words
      6. cc895-6
    6. UNPAID CHARITY RENT CHARGES. 140 words
      7. c896
    7. EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS. 169 words
      8. cc896-7
    8. GOVERNMENT STOCK AND THE POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK. 201 words
      9. cc897-8
    9. WESTMINSTER HALL. 272 words
      10. cc898-9
    10. IRELAND—COMMISSION OF THE PEACE—MR. JAMES BYRNE 604 words
      11. cc899-900
    11. ALLEGED OUTRAGE ON FISHERMEN BY THE IRISH CONSTABULARY. 310 words
      12. cc900-1
    12. THE RIVER LEA. 134 words
      13. c901
    13. THE CARLOW POST OFFICE. 91 words
      14. cc901-2
    14. THE STARR BOWKETT BUILDING SOCIETY. 200 words
      15. c902
    15. IRELAND—LAND COMMISSION— MR. BABINGTON. 175 words
      16. cc902-4
    16. MR. CONYBEARE, M.P. 627 words
      17. cc904-5
    17. PRISONERS AND THE PRESS. 414 words
      18. cc905-6
    18. POST OFFICE APPOINTMENTS. 228 words
      19. c906
    19. OLD CALABAR. 82 words
      20. c906
    20. RABBIT COURSING. 149 words
      21. c907
    21. OMNIBUS HORSES. 282 words
      22. cc907-8
    22. H.M.S. SULTAN. 303 words
      23. cc908-9
    23. THE CASE OF MURPHY. 186 words
      24. cc909-10
    24. IRELAND—PRISONERS UNDER THE CRIMES ACT. 367 words
      25. cc910-1
    25. "BAD CHARACTERS" IN ENNIS. 248 words
      26. c911
    26. LAND CASES FROM STRANORLAR. 226 words
      27. cc911-2
    27. THE REPORT OF THE ROYAL COMMISSION ON EDUCATION. 173 words
      28. c912
    28. A COURT FOR CRIMINAL APPEALS. 120 words
      29. cc912-3
    29. THE MERCHANDISE MARKS ACT IN THE COLONIES. 251 words
      30. cc913-4
    30. IRELAND—THE RELEASE OF FATHER STEPHEN 119 words
      31. c914
    31. IMPRISONMENT OF MR. CONYBEARE. 71 words
      32. cc914-5
    32. PROGRESS OF BUSINESS. 471 words
      33. cc915-6
    33. INDIAN TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT. 153 words
      34. c916
    34. MESSAGE FROM THE LORDS. 73 words
      35. c916
    35. STATUTE LAW REVISION BILL [LORDS.] 19 words
      36. c916
    36. MESSAGE FROM THE LORDS. 26 words
      37. c916
    37. LUNACY ACTS AMENDMENT BILL [LORDS.] 38 words
  3. ORDERS OF THE DAY.
      4. cc917-81
    1. SUPPLY—CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES. 6 words
        2. cc917-81
      1. CLASS III. 25,597 words
      c981
    2. PREFERENTIAL PAYMENTS IN BANKRUPTCY (IRELAND) BILL. (No. 319.) 9 words
      3. cc981-91
    3. LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL MONEY (No. 2) BILL. (No. 356.) 3,494 words
      4. cc991-2
    4. TECHNICAL INSTRUCTION BILL. (No. 350.) 594 words

Lords Sitting of 9 August 1889 Series 3 Vol. 339

    c873
  1. SUCK DRAINAGE BILL. [PRIVATE BILL.] 11 words
  2. ZULULAND—NATIVE CHIEFS.
      3. c873
    1. QUESTIONS.—OBSERVATIONS. 144 words
      2. c873
    2. MERCHANT SHIPPING ACTS AMENDMENT BILL. (No. 191.) 20 words
      3. c874
    3. FACTORS BILL. (No. 122) 17 words
      4. c874
    4. JUDICIAL FACTORS (SCOTLAND) BILL. (No. 202.) 7 words
      5. c874
    5. INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION (WALES) BILL. (No. 201.) 7 words
      6. c874
    6. LOCAL GOVERNMENT (SCOTLAND) BILL. (No. 179.) 18 words
      7. cc874-5
    7. UNIVERSITIES (SCOTLAND) BILL. (No. 204.) 235 words
      8. c875
    8. PRINCE OF WALES'S CHILDREN BILL. (No. 212.) 7 words
    cc875-7
  3. PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO AND PROTECTION OF CHILDREN BILL, formerly CRUELTY TO CHILDREN PREVENTION BILL. (No. 160.) 744 words