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Industrial Schools Powers of School Boards Bill No 153
153
OFFICERS ON HALF PAYTHE CIRCULAR LETTER MAY 1866Question
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IRELANDTHE ALLIANCE AND DUBLIN CONSUMERS GAS COMPANYTHE
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After long debate Question put The House
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SUPPLYOrder for Committee read Motion made and Question proposed
249
Lough Erne and River Continuance BillOrdered Sir Henry SelwinIbbetson
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Tipperary Boroughs BillOrdered Mr Arthur Moore Mr Gray Mr Meldon
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Moved that an humble Address be presented to Her Majesty praying Her Majesty
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THE LUNAOY LAWSLEGISLATIONQuestion Lord Aberdare Answer
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Amendments reported accordingly
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INDIADEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND COMMERCE
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GREENWICH AND MERCHANT SEAMENS HOSPITALQuestion Mr Fry
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INDIAKIRWEE PRIZE FUNDQuestion Lord George Cavendish Answer
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ORDERS OF THE
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ORDERS OF THE
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University Education Ireland No 2 Billcontinued
387
Artizans Dwellings Act 1868 Extension recommitted Bill
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RAILWAY PASSENGER DUTYQuestion Mr W H James Answer
411
Cruelty to Animals Bill No 125
421
Public Health Act 1875 Amendment Interments Bill
435
University Education Ireland Bill No 134
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ORDER OF THE
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National School Teachers Ireland Bill Bill 246
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ORDER OF THE
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MOTION
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Select Committee appointed to inquire into
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INDIANORTHWEST FRONTIERQuestion Mr Grant Duff Answer
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CRIMINAL LAWTHE STRIPPING AND SEARCHING OF PRISONERSQuestions
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Army Discipline and Regulation Bill Bill 245
633
21
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Bankruptcy Law Amendment Bill Lords Bill 114
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SOUTH AFRICALATEST TELEGRAMQuestion The Earl of Kimberley
731
SUCHAIT SINGH THE CHUMBA SUCCESSIONRESOLUTION
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MEETING OF THE HOUSE TOMORROW SATURDAYObservation The Duke
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SOUTH AFRICA THE ZULU WARTHE LATEST TELEGRAMQuestion
757
SUPPLYOrder for Committee read Motion made and Question proposed
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27
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ARMY DISCIPLINE AND REGULATION COMMENCEMENT EXPENSES
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Army Discipline and Regulation Bill No 156
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COMMONS MONDAY JULY 21
841
CUSTOMS BILL OF ENTRY OFFICEQuestion Mr Rylands Answer
853
Bankruptcy Law Amendment Bill Lords Bill 114
955
COMMONS TUESDAY JULY 15
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PRIVILEGE TOWER HIGH LEVEL BRIDGE METROPOLIS COMMITTEE
971
GOLDNEY Mr G Chippenham
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Lord Clerk Register Scotland Bill Bill 196
1025
Army Discipline and Regulation Commencement Bill
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Moved That John Sandilands Ward having been cognizant of and having assisted
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Poor Law Amendment No 2 Bill Bill 212
1119
SUPPLYOrder for Committee read Motion made and Question proposed
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PARLIAMENTARY REPORTINGMESSAGE FROM THE LORDS
1155
NAVYBRITISH COLUMBIAESQUIMALT DOCKQuestion Colonel Arbuthnot
1169
TREATY OF BERLIN THE RUSSIANS IN EASTERN ROUMELIA Question
1181
PUBLIC WORKS LOANS ADVANCES c
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SUPPLYconsidered in CommitteeCIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES
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GAME LAWS AMENDMENT SCOTLAND BILL Question Sir David
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East India Loan Consolidated Fund Bill Bill 201
1301
The data
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East India Loan 5000000 Bill Bill 197
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Resolutions to be reported
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After short debate Moved That the Chairman do report Progress and ask leave
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305
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Original Question put and agreed
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Resolutions to be reported Tomorrow Committee to sit again Tomorrow
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UNIVERSITY EDUCATION IRELAND No 2 BILL10 GEO IV Cap 7
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PARLIAMENT BUSINESS OF THE HOUSEQuestions Mr Childers Mr
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SUPPLYOrder for Committee read Motion made and Question proposed
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CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATESCLASS V COLONIAL CONSULAR
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8 Motion made and Question proposed That a sum not exceeding 10247
1601
Motion made and Question proposed That a sum not exceeding 2806825
1615
CIVIL SERVICES CLASS IV EDUCATION SCIENCE AND
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Main Question That Mr Speaker do now leave the Chair put
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Motion made and Question proposed That a sum not exceeding 266766
1693
SUPPLYconsidered in CommitteeNAVY ESTIMATES
1701
ARTIZANS AND LABOURERS
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Main Question That Mr Speaker do now leave the Chair put
1747
2 Motion made and Question proposed That a sum not exceeding 185400
1771
After short debate Moved That the Chairman do report Progress and ask leave
1783
5 Motion made and Question proposed That a sum not exceeding 1355000
1797
Original Question put and agreed
1819
Petroleum Act 1871 Amendment Bill No 161
1841
Main Question That Mr Speaker do now leave the Chair again
1851
FORSTER Right Hon W E Bradford GARFIT Mr T Boston
1889
Main Question That Mr Speaker do now leave the Chair put
1893
SUPPLYCIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATESContinued
1931
Game Laws Amendment Scotland Bill Bill 143
1941
11 Motion made and Question proposed That a sum not exceeding 203000
1999
THIRD SERIES
2017
AGRICULTURAL DISTRESSTHE ROYAL COMMISSIONQuestion Mr Wait
ARMYTHE 28TH AND 61ST REGIMENTSQuestion Mr Price Answer
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CANAL BOATS ACT 1877 Question Observations The Archbishop
Main Question as amended put and agreed
PRINTING CONTRACT WITH MESSRS HANSARD Question Mr Dillwyn
Lowther
CONGRESS OF BERLIN UNFULFILLED ARRANGEMENTSMOTION FOR AN
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INDIAN OATHS ACTALLEGED TORTUREQuestion Sir Charles W Dilke
ROYAL CONSTABULARY IRELAND THE TOWN INSPECTOR OF BELFAST
CRIMINAL LAWPOISONING BY ALCOHOLQuestion Sir Wilfrid Lawson
W H Smith
PARLIAMENT BUSINESS OF THE HOUSEQuestions Sir Joseph MKenna
THE INCOME TAXEDUCATION RATESQuestion Lord Stanley of Alderley
Public Offices Fees Bill
Cruelty to Animals Bill H L
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PARLIAMENTBUSINESS OF THE HOUSE
HUNTLY Marquess
PRIVILEGEPROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSENOTETAKING IN THE MEMBERS
PARLIAMENT PUBLIC BUSINESS ORDERS OF THE DAY TUESDAYS
758
Cuba Slavery
Public Works Loans Bill
Inclosure Provisional Order Whitting
632
EAT OF ADVANCES
SMYTH Mr P J Westmeath
After short debate it being ten minutes to Seven of the clock
To leave out from the word That to the end of the Question in order to add the words
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