Hansard's Parliamentary Debates

Great Britain. Parliament

1862 - Great Britain

Contents

• NEW MEMBERS SWORN: 1
• Maynooth CollegeMotion for: 29
• Public WorksMotion: 51
• Poor Relief Ireland No: 93
• That: 105
• Property hitherto exempt from Rating as being used for Chari: 123
• Affirmations BillMotion That leave be given to bring in a Bill to allow: 165
• Chinese Immigrants in Australia Question Mr MarshAnswer: 193
• 30: 197
• Parochial Assessments Bill Bill 144Order for Committee readMotion: 199
• The Irish ConstabularyObservations Colonel Dickson: 221
• Page: 225
• In the Committee: 231
• Agricultural StatisticsQuestion Mr HeygateAnswer Sir George Grey: 237
• Patents for InventionsAnswer to Address 27th May reported: 261
• Highways Bill Bill 135Motion That the Bill be now read the third: 277
• The Slave TradeTreaty with the United StatesObservations Lord: 279
• 30: 283
• Foreign TelegraphsQuestion Mr J C EwartAnswer Sir Charles Wood: 289
• 43: 319
• Question proposed That the proposed words be added instead thereof: 385
• THURSDAY JUNE 5: 393
• The Camel Corps in IndiaQuestion General BuckleyAnswer Sir George: 409
• Civil Service Estimates: 441
• Civil Service Estimates: 455
• The CircassianQuestion Mr ClayAnswer Mr Layard: 467
• 52: 473
• Motion made and Question proposed: 501
• 514: 513
• Motion made and Question proposed: 527
• Inclosure Bill Bill 50read 3º and passed: 529
• Scotland Board of Supervision for the Relief of the PoorRoman Catholic: 537
• United StatesThe Civil WarOffer of MediationQuestion Mr Hopgood: 543
• County Surveyors Ireland BillCommitteecontinued: 569
• 576: 575
• 510: 617
• MONDAY JUNE 16: 625
• Courts of the Church of Scotland Bill No 141 House in Committee: 633
• Queens Colleges Ireland Question Mr HennessyAnswer Sir Robert Peel: 637
• By whom Application for Registration to be madeAfter Debate: 649
• Particulars to be furnished to RegistrarClause amendedOn: 663
• Lunacy Scotland BillCommitteecontinued: 673
• Channel IslandsMotion: 693
• Clergy Relief Bill Bill 132Order for Committee readAfter Debate House: 707
• THURSDAY JUNE 19: 719
• Lewis: 731
• Amendment Mr Milner Gibson agreed: 753
• instead thereof Question put: 767
• Majority 25: 797
• Limitation of Property and Proxy ClaimsAmendment: 801
• The British Star NewspaperAmendment: 823
• MONDAY JUNE 23: 861
• Amendment: 907
• Amendment withdrawnOriginal Question put and agreed toResolution: 963
• New Zealand Bill H L No 104Moved That the Bill be now read: 969
• Ordered That William Isaacs Clerk to Mr Boodle Solicitor at Cheltenham and John: 979
• Police and Improvement Scotland Bill Bill 133considered in Committee: 981
• That the Law relating to Church Rates may be beneficially settled by combining: 997
• Resolution That the Chairman be directed to move the House That leave: 1027
• THURSDAY JUNE 26: 1073
• The German Legion at the Cape of Good HopeReply Sir George Lewis: 1103
• Drainage Ireland Bill Bill 145considered in Committee: 1105
• East Gloucestershire Railway BillContempt of this HouseOrder of the: 1119
• Red Sea and India Telegraph Company Bill No 109Amendments reported: 1123
• Poor Relief Ireland No 2 Bill Committeecontinued: 1131
• Burial Expenses of Persons dying unknownAmendment Sir: 1133
• Lunacy Scotland Bill Bill 120considered in Committee: 1139
• Parochial Assessments BillQuestion Colonel Wilson PattenAnswer: 1151
• Persecution of the Jews at SaratowQuestion Sir Francis Goldsmid: 1181
• Main Question put and agreed toSUPPLY considered in CommitteeCom: 1195
• That the words proposed to be left: 1197
• MONDAY JUNE 2: 1201
• Marriages Ireland Bill Bill 69considered in CommitteeMotion That: 1203
• CanadaNew ZealandQuestion Mr Arthur MillsAnswer Mr Chichester: 1213
• In the Committee: 1221
• To leave out from the word That to the end of the Question in order to add: 1227
• left out stand part of the Question Amendment withdrawnMain: 1281
• United StatesThe Civil WarExplanation Lord Brougham: 1283
• Additional Clause Mr Harvey Lewis agreed: 1319
• THURSDAY JULY 3: 1321
• Red Sea and India Telegraph Company Bill No 70Order of the Day: 1329
• Roman Catholic Inspectors of SchoolsQuestion Mr HaliburtonAnswer: 1335
• Juries Bill Bill 172As amended considered Additional Clause Man: 1343
• Thames Embankment Bill Bill 162Order for Committee readMotion: 1353
• WAYS AND MEANSconsidered in Committee: 1363
• 100: 1379
• to 5 agreed: 1399
• Hudsons Bay CompanyCommunication with British ColumbiaMotion that: 1405
• Mersey Irwell c Protection BillMotion That the Bill be now read: 1417
• The Diplomatic ServiceObservations Mr Baillie Cochrane: 1429
• Omnibus Fares in the MetropolisObservations Mr DawsonAnswer: 1447
• Poor Relief Ireland No 2 Bill Sir Robert Peel Bill 180Order: 1451
• Somerset: 1453
• to 20 agreed: 1475
• MONDAY JULY 7: 1477
• Game Law Amendment No 2 Bill as amended by Select Committee: 1491
• Journeyman BakersQuestion Mr KinnairdAnswer Sir George Grey: 1493
• Bleaching and Dyeing Works Act Amendment BillQuestion Lord John: 1503
• to 41 agreed: 1515
• The Staffordshire MilitiaQuestion Mr MaguireAnswer Sir George Lewis 1502: 1521
• to 76 agreed: 1527
• Additional Clause Sir Robert Peel agreed: 1535
• Fortifications Provision for Expenses Bill Bill 168Order for Committee: 1545
• instead thereof Question proposed That the words proposed to: 1565
• 282: 1571
• 545: 1573

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Bibliographic information

• Title: Hansard's Parliamentary Debates
• Author: Great Britain. Parliament
• Editor: Thomas Curson Hansard
• Published: 1862
• Original from: Harvard University
• Digitized: Jan 8, 2008