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PPA 1840 CASE KNOWLEDGE REPORT
Parliamentary Papers Act 1840 — Identified Case Events
Corpus: Hansard 1803–1920 (472 vols) + HC Journals (175 vols)
Total cases: 71 | Quality-filtered hits: 1,139 (from 1,438 raw)
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CASE PPA-001
Year: 1838  |  Range: 1838  |  Hits: 5
Parties/Subject: Stockdale v Hansard (Hansard — parliamentary publisher)
Act Section: s.2
Confidence: DUAL-SOURCE
Hansard Reference: S3V0042P0, S3V0044P0, S3V0045P0
Journal Reference: HCJ_volume_093
B-Series Match: YES — B-76, B-94, B-103, B-104, B-98
Terms Matched: parliamentary papers; stay the proceedings; stockdale
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Ayes 61; Noes 115: Majority 54.

The House resumed, the report to be received.

MINUTES.] Petitions presented. By Mr. JAMES, from Stockdale, for the Emancipation of the Negroes.—By Lord CLEMENTS, from parishes in the county of Leitrim, for Corporation Reform, the abolition of Tithes, and Vote by Ballot—By Lord MORPETH, from places in Yorkshire, for an alteration in the Factories' Regulation Act; from places in the county of Cork, for the better regulation of Tithes; from a parish in Dublin, for

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the Table. 


A Petition of the Archdeacon and Clergy of the Ecclesiastical 
Archdeaconry of Barnstaple, praying the House to Commission. 
stay the Proceedings of the Ecclesiastical Commis- 
sioners, and not to sanction any further alterations 
in the constitution, discipline or services of the 
Church, till an opportunity shall havebeen afforded, 
through her legitimate organs, of deliberating and 
expressing her mind respecting the meditated

NOTES:
Stockdale v Hansard case; Stay of proceedings referenced; Dual Hansard + Journal confirmation
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CASE PPA-002
Year: 1838  |  Range: 1838  |  Hits: 1
Parties/Subject: Dr. Lushington said
Act Section: s.3
Confidence: MEDIUM
Hansard Reference: S3V0042P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: YES — B-76, B-94, B-103, B-104, B-98
Terms Matched: parliamentary papers
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Dr. Lushington said, that after thirty years consideration of the subject, he felt bound to enter his protest against the doctrine of his noble Friend who had just sat clown. In addressing to the House a few observations, he begged to advert to the line of argument which had been taken with respect to this question. A resolution had been moved that the apprenticeship system should cease in August, 1838. To that resolution the hon. Member for Devonport gave a negative; and justified his negative

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

NOTES:
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CASE PPA-003
Year: 1839  |  Range: 1839  |  Hits: 99
Parties/Subject: Stockdale v Hansard (Hansard — parliamentary publisher)
Act Section: s.2
Confidence: DUAL-SOURCE
Hansard Reference: S3V0047P0, S3V0048P0, S3V0049P0, S3V0050P0
Journal Reference: HCJ_volume_094
B-Series Match: YES — B-98, B-95, B-96, B-97, B-102
Terms Matched: parliamentary papers; stockdale
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Lord John Russell having moved the Order of the Day for the consideration of the report of the committee on printed papers said, that not having been one of the majority in the committee, he thought it right to say, that if any proposition was to be made to the House respecting the opinion of the majority of that committee, he was quite ready to permit such proposition to be made to the House; what he had to propose could come after such a motion had been made, and he would then state the cours

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to the end of the Question, in order to add the 
words “ this House having directed the Attorney 
“* General to appear on behalf of Messrs. Hansard 
“ and Sons, in an action against them for the pub- 
“ lication of a certain paper alleged to contain 
libellous matter against John Joseph Stockdale, 
“ which paper this House had directed them to pub- 
“ lish; and the Attorney General having accord- 
“« ingly appeared on behalf of the said Defendants 
“ in the Court of Queen’s Bench, and argued the

NOTES:
Stockdale v Hansard case; Stay of proceedings referenced; Dual Hansard + Journal confirmation
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CASE PPA-004
Year: 1839  |  Range: 1839  |  Hits: 1
Parties/Subject: Unknown — re Parliamentary Papers Act 1840
Act Section: s.3
Confidence: MEDIUM
Hansard Reference: S3V0046P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: YES — B-98, B-95, B-96, B-97, B-102
Terms Matched: parliamentary papers
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Abstract of the Parliamentary Boroughs of the United Kingdom, classified according to the number of Registered Electors in 1834. Classification. England. Wales. Scotland. Ireland. Totals. Each Total added to the proceeding. Boroughs. Voters. Representatives. Boroughs. Voters. Representatives. Boroughs. Voters. Representatives. Boroughs. Voters. Representatives. Boroughs. Voters. Representatives. Boroughs. Voters. Representatives. Under 200 Electors. 8 1,431 10 4 662 4 12 2,093 14 12 2,093 14 Ab

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

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CASE PPA-005
Year: 1840  |  Range: 1840  |  Hits: 10
Parties/Subject: Lord John Russell; Lord was about
Act Section: s.1
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: S3V0052P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: YES — B-95, B-96, B-97, B-102, B-105
Terms Matched: certificate of the speaker; parliamentary papers; stockdale
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Sir R. Inglis said, he had been in some degree misunderstood, as to the machinery which was to be employed to effect the object of protecting the newspapers. He did not intend to give the Speaker all the trouble of comparison, as alluded to by his right hon. and learned Friend. He intended simply, that in the certificate it should be insisted that extract 271, or whatever number it might be, was published by the House, and that the newspaper containing that extract exhibited a fair transcript o

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

NOTES:
Speaker's certificate referenced
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CASE PPA-006
Year: 1840  |  Range: 1840  |  Hits: 538
Parties/Subject: Stockdale v Hansard (Hansard — parliamentary publisher); Howard (certificate case); O'Connor (Chartist-era case); Lovett (Chartist-era case); Morning Chronicle (press case); Duncombe M.P. (Chartist advocate); Wakley M.P. (medical reform)
Act Section: s.2
Confidence: DUAL-SOURCE
Hansard Reference: S3V0051P0, S3V0052P0, S3V0054P0, S3V0055P0
Journal Reference: HCJ_volume_095
B-Series Match: YES — B-95, B-96, B-97, B-102, B-105
Terms Matched: parliamentary papers; speaker's certificate; stay the proceedings; stockdale
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
"The humble petition of James Hansard,

Luke Graves Hansard, and Luke James Hansard, printers to this honourablehouse

"Showeth, That your petitioners communicated to your honourable House on the 6th day of February, and 1st day of June, 1837, respectively, the legal proceedings taken by John Joseph Stockdale against your petitioners, for the publication of certain parliamentary papers and reports.

" That on the 30th day of May, 1837, your honourable House passed the following resolutions:—

1

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ings in error, but that the said judgment remains 
unappealed against and unreversed ; that notwith- 
standing these proceedings, the said Sheriffs, in de- 
ference to the House, instead of paying over the said 
damages and costs, in the first instance, to the said 
John Joseph Stockdale, informed Her Majesty’s 
Justices of the Court of Queen’s Bench of the 
claim made by the defendants, Messrs. Hansard, 
in the said action, under the alleged authority of the 
House, to stay the further proceedi

NOTES:
Stockdale v Hansard case; Stay of proceedings referenced; Dual Hansard + Journal confirmation
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CASE PPA-007
Year: 1840  |  Range: 1840  |  Hits: 5
Parties/Subject: Mr. Kelly said; Lord had misunderstood
Act Section: s.3
Confidence: DUAL-SOURCE
Hansard Reference: S3V0051P0, S3V0052P0, S3V0054P0
Journal Reference: HCJ_volume_095
B-Series Match: YES — B-95, B-96, B-97, B-102, B-105
Terms Matched: parliamentary papers; stockdale
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Lord Elliot begged also to say a word in explanation. What he said was, that where a proper discretion was used, it was seldom necessary to publish matters criminatory of any individual, and that where they did publish such criminatory matter, it would be a crying injustice to refuse a person the means of vindicating his own character, and that, therefore, if they closed the courts of justice, it was imperative upon them to give access to the bar of the House.

Sir R. Inglis said, that the nobl

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holding Qualifications of a similar nature ; together 
with an Abstract of the Numbers of each class, show- 
ing the increase or decrease in Number under each 
separate head, since the Returns of the Registered 
Voters at the general Election in 1835 (as given in 
Parliamentary Papers, No 199 and 227, of 1836) :— 
Of the Number of Electors on the Register for each 
City, Town or Borough in England and Wales, for 
the year 1839-40; and distinguishing, in classes, 
the Numbers registered in each p

NOTES:
Dual Hansard + Journal confirmation
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CASE PPA-008
Year: 1841  |  Range: 1841  |  Hits: 9
Parties/Subject: Stockdale v Hansard (Hansard — parliamentary publisher); Duncombe M.P. (Chartist advocate); Wakley M.P. (medical reform)
Act Section: s.2
Confidence: DUAL-SOURCE
Hansard Reference: S3V0056P0, S3V0057P0, S3V0059P0
Journal Reference: HCJ_volume_096
B-Series Match: YES — B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4, B-5
Terms Matched: act of 1840; parliamentary papers; stay the proceedings; stockdale
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Mr. Hume had always been anxious to see a representative government for New South Wales, and the present debate arose out of the fact, that the colonial system of this country had hitherto been perfectly unintelligible, and depended entirely on the Minister for the Colonies for the lime being. He only wondered that our colonies were so prosperous as they now were. In staling this, however, he saw the danger of adopting the principle of his hon. Friend (Mr. Grote); it was one which this House ou

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missioner addressed to their Chairman about the 
27th day of January 1837, when they were requested 
to give an opinion upon a particular subject by Lord 
Glenelg, which Letters are referred to in a Letter 
dated the 21st day of February 1837, given in page 
94 of the Parliamentary Papers:—Of a Letter 
written in January or February 1837, addressed to 
tie Colonial Office, and signed by the Secretary to 
the South Australian Commission, asking for a 
Salary to be granted to the Chairman :—Of Lor

NOTES:
Stockdale v Hansard case; Dual Hansard + Journal confirmation
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CASE PPA-009
Year: 1842  |  Range: 1842  |  Hits: 1
Parties/Subject: Unknown — re Parliamentary Papers Act 1840
Act Section: s.2
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: S3V0065P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: YES — B-35, B-36, B-37, B-51, B-118
Terms Matched: speaker's certificate
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
PETITIONS PRESENTED. From Carnarvon, for the Repeal of the Act uniting the Dioceses of St. Asaph and Bangor.— From Bridgend, against the System of paying Wages in Goods instead of Money.— By Mr. O'Connell, from the Roman Catholics of Bungay, for an Equality of Civil Rights.— From Ternfield, for limiting the Hours of Labour in Factories.— From Harold's Cross, near Dublin, for Inquiry into the course of Instruction pursued at Maynooth College.— From Kendal, against the Tobacco Regulations Bill.—

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

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CASE PPA-010
Year: 1842  |  Range: 1842  |  Hits: 7
Parties/Subject: Stockdale v Hansard (Hansard — parliamentary publisher); Duncombe M.P. (Chartist advocate); Wakley M.P. (medical reform)
Act Section: s.3
Confidence: DUAL-SOURCE
Hansard Reference: S3V0062P0, S3V0063P0, S3V0064P0
Journal Reference: HCJ_volume_097
B-Series Match: YES — B-35, B-36, B-37, B-51, B-118
Terms Matched: 3 and 4 vict; parliamentary papers; stockdale
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Reported. —Equitable Gas Company; Kingston Roads; Ellesmere and Chester Canal; Greenock Harbours; Northern Union (Newcastle and Darlington Junction) Railway.

3°. and passed:—Southwark Improvement (No. 2).

PETITIONS PRESENTED. By Mr. Leader, from Westminster, against the Income-tax.—By Mr. Wakley, from the Pressmen of London, complaining of the Parliamentary Papers being Printed by Steam; and from others, against the Reduction of the Duty on Foreign Musical Strings.— By an hon. Member, from We

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Lieutenant Governor and Council of the Colony of 
Van Diemen’s Land, 4 Victoria, 1840. 

Copies of the Laws and Ordinances passed by the 
Governor and Council of the Coiony of Mew South 
Wales, 3 and 4 Victoria, 1840. 

A Return of all Persons holding Offices in the 
Colonies, who have been appointed thereto subse- 
quent to the passing of an Act of Parliament of the 
54th year of his late Majesty King George the

NOTES:
Stockdale v Hansard case; Dual Hansard + Journal confirmation
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CASE PPA-011
Year: 1843  |  Range: 1843  |  Hits: 15
Parties/Subject: Burdett v Abbott
Act Section: s.2
Confidence: DUAL-SOURCE
Hansard Reference: S3V0067P0, S3V0070P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: YES — B-33, B-38, B-49, B-52, B-57
Terms Matched: parliamentary papers; stockdale
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Captain Pechell wished to put a question to the right hon. Baronet, the Secretary for the Home Department. There had been that morning delivered to Members a document purporting to be a scheme for the promulgation of the statutes. Now, in that document, all the old boroughs excluded by the Reform Act were included, while the new ones created by that act were unnoticed. He wished to know, whether the right hon. Baronet's attention had been called to that partiality of distribution, and whether j

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

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CASE PPA-012
Year: 1843  |  Range: 1843  |  Hits: 2
Parties/Subject: Mr. Roebuck rose; Lord were only
Act Section: s.3
Confidence: DUAL-SOURCE
Hansard Reference: S3V0067P0, S3V0068P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: YES — B-33, B-38, B-49, B-52, B-57
Terms Matched: parliamentary papers
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Mr. W. Bingham Baring should feel, he said, great difficulty in addressing the House upon this occasion, if he thought the arguments and the statements of the noble Lord were only to be met by casuistry. He was far from wishing to deny that great and palpable evils had arisen from this traffic; but, allowing that there was good foundation for much that the noble Lord had advanced, he was still prepared to contend that there had been great exaggerations of those evils, and he was further ready t

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

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CASE PPA-013
Year: 1844  |  Range: 1844  |  Hits: 6
Parties/Subject: Mr. Divett said; Lord John Russell
Act Section: s.2
Confidence: DUAL-SOURCE
Hansard Reference: S3V0072P0
Journal Reference: HCJ_volume_099
B-Series Match: YES — B-31, B-32, B-62, B-34, B-120
Terms Matched: parliamentary papers; stay the proceedings
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Sir R. Peel did not wish to call for any general statement with respect to the transaction. He only wished to know—as a motion had been put on the books for the dismissal of a public officer, whether it related to any act of official misconduct, or to some private transactions. He wished to know whether it related to Mr. Bonham, as a public officer.

Mr. Divett said, it did not relate to his conduct as a public officer in his official position. It regarded not his ostensible, but his real, conn

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to insert a clause in the Factories Bill to prevent | House, to defend such Actions, with the Amount 
persons from working in Mills or Factories above charged in Fees, Bills of Costs and other Law 
ten hours per day for five days a week, and eight Charges; showing the Sum Total paid by the Coun- 
on Saturday, was presented, and read ; and ordered try on account of such Prosecutions or Actions dur- 
to lie upon the Table. Ing the above period, so as to balance the Receipt 
for Parliamentary Paper

NOTES:
Dual Hansard + Journal confirmation
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CASE PPA-014
Year: 1845  |  Range: 1845  |  Hits: 14
Parties/Subject: Stockdale v Hansard (Hansard — parliamentary publisher); Howard (certificate case); Duncombe M.P. (Chartist advocate)
Act Section: s.3
Confidence: DUAL-SOURCE
Hansard Reference: S3V0076P0, S3V0077P0, S3V0079P0, S3V0080P0
Journal Reference: HCJ_volume_100
B-Series Match: YES — B-34, B-120, B-106, B-107, B-116
Terms Matched: 3 and 4 vict; 3rd victoria; parliamentary papers; stockdale
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Mr. Blackstone said it was with considerable pain that he rose to address the House on this question, because he felt that it had become his duty to differ from those with whom he had usually acted, and from some of his dearest friends and most intimate associates. He could assure the House that he was not prompted by any personal feelings or considerations, and that the course he was about to take was a straightforward and an honest one. He made no complaint against Her Majesty's Ministers for

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and the House came to the following Resolution: 
“ That Thomas Burton Howard, having served a 
writ of summons upon Messrs. Hansard, the Printers 
of this House, to cause an appearance to be entered 
in the Court of Queen’s Bench, in an Action at the 
suit of John Joseph Stockdale, in respect of a publi- 
cation ordered by authority of this House, has been 
guilty of a high contempt and breach of the Privi- 
leges of this House ;” and it was thereupon ordered 
that he should, for his said offenc

NOTES:
Stockdale v Hansard case; Dual Hansard + Journal confirmation
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CASE PPA-015
Year: 1846  |  Range: 1846  |  Hits: 1
Parties/Subject: Duncombe M.P. (Chartist advocate)
Act Section: s.1
Confidence: DUAL-SOURCE
Hansard Reference: S3V0082P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: YES — B-106, B-107, B-116, B-123, B-121
Terms Matched: parliamentary papers
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Lord Ashley moved, "that the Speaker do now leave the chair."

Mr. T. Duncombe said, he had to present a petition complaining that a man, named William White, a poor brother of 396 the Charter-house, had been detained in a private lunatic assylum for nine years, although he had certificates of four surgeons that he was of sound mind, and not a proper person to be so confined.

Lord Ashley sincerely hoped the hon. Member for Finsbury, now that he stated the object he had in view in opposing the

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

NOTES:
Speaker's certificate referenced
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CASE PPA-016
Year: 1846  |  Range: 1846  |  Hits: 11
Parties/Subject: Stockdale v Hansard (Hansard — parliamentary publisher)
Act Section: s.2
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: S3V0081P0, S3V0082P0, S3V0085P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: YES — B-106, B-107, B-116, B-123, B-121
Terms Matched: act of 1840; stockdale
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Lord Campbell : There never was such an action brought since Westminster Hall was built.

The Earl of Wicklow

Lord Campbell remarked, in reference to what the noble Earl opposite had 465 stated, that it was true he had given advice in the case of Stockdale and Hansard, that the defendant should be allowed to plead; and he was prepared to take on himself the responsibility of that advice. But after what had been done in the case of Burdett and Abbot, he certainly at that moment had not the cour

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

NOTES:
Stockdale v Hansard case
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CASE PPA-017
Year: 1846  |  Range: 1846  |  Hits: 2
Parties/Subject: Mr. Charles Buller
Act Section: s.3
Confidence: MEDIUM
Hansard Reference: S3V0081P0, S3V0084P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: YES — B-106, B-107, B-116, B-123, B-121
Terms Matched: parliamentary papers
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
VISCOUNT MORPETH said, as this discussion had been raised, he would read a letter which he had received on the subject of one statement of the hon. Member for Knaresborough. It was from the operatives of Union Mill, whose attention had been attracted by a statement of the hon. Member to the effect that many of the operatives had been compelled by their masters to sign petitions against the Corn Laws. The letter accompanied some petitions, and it said— "You will receive herewith three petitions;

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

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CASE PPA-018
Year: 1847  |  Range: 1847  |  Hits: 3
Parties/Subject: Stockdale v Hansard (Hansard — parliamentary publisher)
Act Section: s.3
Confidence: DUAL-SOURCE
Hansard Reference: S3V0087P0, S3V0089P0
Journal Reference: HCJ_volume_102
B-Series Match: YES — B-121, B-26, B-27, B-28, B-29
Terms Matched: 3 and 4 vict; parliamentary papers; stockdale
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
VISCOUNT INGESTRE rose for the purpose of again bringing under the notice of the House the invention of Mr.—for he was told that he must not call him Captain—Warner. He was aware that he incurred a great deal of ridicule by his perseverance on this subject; but he was aware, too, of the value and originality of the discovery, and that no fair trial had yet been 1072 afforded to the inventor. Before long he was confident that the subject would attract a great deal of attention. The noble Lord en

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Petitions of the Lord of the Manor of Eton-cum- 
Stockdale and Colenorton, in the county of Bucks, 
Commoners of the said manor, Inhabitants of the 
town of Eton, and of the parishes of Eton and 
Upten-cum- Chalvey. in the said county of Bucks, 
and Owners, Lessees and Occupiers of land and 
property intended to be taken for the purposes of

NOTES:
Stockdale v Hansard case; Dual Hansard + Journal confirmation
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CASE PPA-019
Year: 1848  |  Range: 1848  |  Hits: 1
Parties/Subject: MR. HUME considered
Act Section: s.1
Confidence: DUAL-SOURCE
Hansard Reference: S3V0095P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: YES — B-121, B-26, B-27, B-28, B-29
Terms Matched: parliamentary papers
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
MR. HUME considered the reasons assigned by Governor Grey so clear and satisfactory, that he entirely concurred in the Motion. He confessed that he, for one, deeply regretted what appeared to have been the conduct of the Bishop of New Zealand. He also regretted to hear the speech of the hon. Gentleman who had just sat down; for, allowing everything which the hon. Gentleman had said of that Bishop to be perfectly true, still he, when that Bishop was sent to New Zealand, could only judge of him b

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

NOTES:
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CASE PPA-020
Year: 1848  |  Range: 1848  |  Hits: 11
Parties/Subject: Stockdale v Hansard (Hansard — parliamentary publisher)
Act Section: s.2
Confidence: DUAL-SOURCE
Hansard Reference: S3V0092P0, S3V0093P0, S3V0094P0, S3V0095P0
Journal Reference: HCJ_volume_103
B-Series Match: YES — B-121, B-26, B-27, B-28, B-29
Terms Matched: 3rd victoria; act of 1840; certificate of the speaker; parliamentary papers; stockdale
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
VISCOUNT CLIVE said, that the right hon. Baronet had quoted the speech of 376 377 gling against a force too strong for them. It was supposed the Commissioners had acted in a liberal view until individual Commissioners began to publish extenuations of their conduct. [The noble Lord read extracts from the letters of the Bishops of Lincoln, Lichfield, and London, in explanation of the course they had adopted with reference to the second report of the Commissioners,] He contended that the instituti

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London district, meeting at Montpelier, Brompton, 
Middlesex (President, Vice-president and Secre- 
tary); — Members of the ome Heart of Oak 
Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, 
Manchester Unity, Leicester district, meeting at the 
Stockdale Arms, East-street, Leicester ; — Loyal 
Victoria Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd 
Fellows, Manchester Unity, Leicester district, meet- 
ing at the house of Richard Fletcher, Railway Inn, 
West Bridge, Leicester (President, Vice-president 
a

NOTES:
Stockdale v Hansard case; Dual Hansard + Journal confirmation
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CASE PPA-021
Year: 1848  |  Range: 1848  |  Hits: 2
Parties/Subject: MR. HUME said
Act Section: s.3
Confidence: MEDIUM
Hansard Reference: S3V0093P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: YES — B-121, B-26, B-27, B-28, B-29
Terms Matched: parliamentary papers
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
SIR J. W. HOGG : Sir, the hon. Member for Winchester has expressed his surprise at my silence; I can assign a reason which I think will be satisfactory to the House for that silence. The case, if case you can call it, made by the hon. Member for Montrose was so completely demolished by the speech of the right hon. Baronet, that I was content to remain silent; quite contented that the question should go to a 1356 division upon the speech of the hon. Member for Montrose, and the speech of the rig

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

NOTES:
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CASE PPA-022
Year: 1849  |  Range: 1849  |  Hits: 10
Parties/Subject: MR. GOULBURN inquired; MR. HAWES was
Act Section: s.1
Confidence: DUAL-SOURCE
Hansard Reference: S3V0096P0, S3V0097P0, S3V0098P0, S3V0100P0
Journal Reference: HCJ_volume_104
B-Series Match: YES — B-26, B-27, B-28, B-29, B-30
Terms Matched: 3rd victoria; act of 1840; certificate of the speaker; parliamentary papers
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Sir H. VERNEY

VISCOUNT PALMERSTON : In reply to the first question of my hon. Friend, I have to state, that I am not aware that any British subjects have been affected by that decree; and it would be a matter for consideration to determine whether, supposing British subjects had been affected by the decree, that fact would give the British Government any right to interfere in regard to an internal law passed by the Government of that canton. It is true that representations have been made by He

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necessary and of importance in support of the case 
of the said plaintiffs, that the papers and docu- 
ments relating to several applications to the Right 
honourable The Speaker, for the taxation of such 
costs and expenses, the order of The Speaker 
there, and the certificate of The Speaker, and 
all minutes, memoranda and documents in any 
matter relating to the matters aforesaid, be produced 
at the trial of the said action at Croydon; and 
| praying, that leave may be given for the proper

NOTES:
Speaker's certificate referenced; Dual Hansard + Journal confirmation
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CASE PPA-023
Year: 1849  |  Range: 1849  |  Hits: 1
Parties/Subject: LORD STANLEY said
Act Section: s.2
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: S3V0098P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: YES — B-26, B-27, B-28, B-29, B-30
Terms Matched: stay of proceedings
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
The MARQUESS of LANSDOWNE was understood to say that he did not know whether the letter was correct or not, but he would make inquiry.

The MARQUESS of LONDONDERRY said he would, on a subsequent day, move for the whole of the correspondence.

LORD STANLEY said, that it was his intention to propose several Amendments in the Bill, for the purpose of obviating some of the objections which had been made to it. The noble Marquess had said, that some of the provisions of this Bill would interfere wit

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

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CASE PPA-024
Year: 1849  |  Range: 1849  |  Hits: 1
Parties/Subject: Sir Alexander Burnes
Act Section: s.3
Confidence: MEDIUM
Hansard Reference: S3V0096P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: YES — B-26, B-27, B-28, B-29, B-30
Terms Matched: parliamentary papers
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Take this case. The Governor General of India, for example, or any other person you choose, writes to Sir Alexander Burnes, to suggest to him, that he is mistaken as to the intentions of the Affghan tribes—that instead of being friendly they are hostile—that he ought to take or not to take a given line of policy, &c, &c. What would the House think of an official extract from Burnes' reply, so framed as to suppress altogether what he really did reply, and to make it appear that the observations

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

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CASE PPA-025
Year: 1850  |  Range: 1850  |  Hits: 3
Parties/Subject: MR. STUART said; Mr. Bright
Act Section: s.2
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: S3V0101P0, S3V0102P0, S3V0104P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: YES — B-25
Terms Matched: 3 and 4 vict; parliamentary papers; stay the proceedings
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
PETITIONS PRESENTED. By Mr. Bright, from the Committee of the Newcastle and Gateshead Religious Freedom Society, for the Withdrawal of the Regium Donum Grant—By Mr. Wyld, from Agents, Miners, and Others, connected with the East Wheal Crofty and North Pool Copper Mines, in the County of Cornwall, against the Copper and Lead Duties Bill.—By Mr. Hugh Edward Adair, from several Lodges of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, for the Extension of the Benefit Societies Act—By Mr. Cobden, from the Kei

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

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CASE PPA-026
Year: 1850  |  Range: 1850  |  Hits: 1
Parties/Subject: Lord Steward of; Lord had done
Act Section: s.3
Confidence: MEDIUM
Hansard Reference: S3V0102P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: YES — B-25
Terms Matched: parliamentary papers
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
The ATTORNEY GENERAL said, that the subject was not within his province. It more properly belonged to the Lord Steward of the Household; but in consequence of a communication which that noble Lord had done him the honour to make to him on this subject, a measure would be introduced, which he hoped would be effectual to remedy the evils complained of.

Motion made, and Question proposed— "That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire into the grievances complained of in the Crown Colonies of C

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

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CASE PPA-027
Year: 1851  |  Range: 1851  |  Hits: 8
Parties/Subject: Mr. Labouchere; Sir John Franklin
Act Section: s.3
Confidence: DUAL-SOURCE
Hansard Reference: S3V0107P0, S3V0108P0, S3V0109P0
Journal Reference: HCJ_volume_106
B-Series Match: NO — potentially new case
Terms Matched: act of 1840; parliamentary papers; stockdale
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
SIR H. WILLOUGHBY rose to avail himself of the opportunity to raise the general question of rating; he believed there was a real grievance which required a remedy, on the principles of justice and fair dealing to all classes of the community. In order that the House might clearly comprehend what was his object, he called attention to the facts of the poor-rate. In 1847, 5,290,000 l . was raised for the relief of the poor, and this sum was levied exclusively on 64,730,000 l . mainly on those tha

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
under the Command of Sir John Franklin :—Co- 
pies of any Instructions from the Admiralty to any 
Officers in Her Majesty’s Service engaged in Arc- 
tic Expeditions since the Date of the last Parlia- 
mentary Return on the same Subject (in continuation 
of Parliamentary Papers, No. 107 and No. 397, of 
Session 1850) :—And, Copy or Extracts from any 
Correspondence or Communications from the Go- 
vernment of the United States, or from Her Ma- 
jesty’s Minister at Washington,‘in relation to any 
S

NOTES:
Dual Hansard + Journal confirmation
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CASE PPA-028
Year: 1852  |  Range: 1852  |  Hits: 12
Parties/Subject: Lord the First; Lord of the
Act Section: s.3
Confidence: DUAL-SOURCE
Hansard Reference: S3V0111P0, S3V0113P0, S3V0115P0
Journal Reference: HCJ_volume_107
B-Series Match: NO — potentially new case
Terms Matched: parliamentary papers
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
MINUTES.] PUBLIC BILLS.—1 a Apprentices and Servants.

Royal Assent. —Consolidated Fund; Passengers Act Amendment; Commons Inclosure; Appointment of a Vice-Chancellor.

VISCOUNT TORRINGTON said: My Lords, in rising to submit to your Lordships the Motion of which I have given notice, I claim the kind consideration and indulgence of your Lordships. I am conscious that I have undertaken an arduous task. I have to place before your Lordships, in a few brief moments, a faithful and clear narration o

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Ordered, ‘That the said Paper do lie upon the 
Table; and be printed. 


Petitions relating to Parliamentary Papers ;— Public 
Church and State ;—Ecclesiastical Titles Assumption Petitions. 
Act ;— Maynooth College Act ;—Nunneries ;—Uni- y.;. 7. 
versities of Scotland Bill .—Eastern and Australian Pacncnt _— 
Dependencies (Mail Communication and Steam Report. 
Traffic) ;—Attorneys’ Certificates ;— Beet-root Su-

NOTES:
Speaker's certificate referenced; Dual Hansard + Journal confirmation
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CASE PPA-029
Year: 1853  |  Range: 1853  |  Hits: 26
Parties/Subject: Stockdale v Hansard (Hansard — parliamentary publisher)
Act Section: Unknown
Confidence: DUAL-SOURCE
Hansard Reference: S3V0117P0, S3V0119P0
Journal Reference: HCJ_volume_108
B-Series Match: YES — B-65, B-66, B-69, B-70, B-71
Terms Matched: 3 & 4 vict; 3rd victoria; parliamentary papers; stockdale
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
MR. JOHN WILLIAMS said, that he wished to put a question to the noble Lord at the head of Her Majesty's Government. A noble Duke, in another place, had lately, in speaking of Sir Harry Smith, referred to his conduct in terms of approval, and had spoken highly of his military services. Since then, however, a blue book upon the affairs of the Cape of Good Hope had been circulated [ Parliamentary Papers , No. [1428] 1852], in which there appeared a despatch from Earl Grey (dated January 14, 1852),

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
as shall be thought necessary by the several Parties 
on the hearing of the matter of the said Petition. 


A Petition of the there-undersigned Thomas Tho- 
masson, Cotton Spinner, Richard Stockdale, Draper, 
John Harwood, Corn-merchant, and Henry Mar- 
riott Richardson, Solicitor, all of the Borough of 
Bolton, in the County of Lancaster, was delivered 
in, and read; setting forth, That the Petitioners 
were, at and during the last Election of Members to

NOTES:
Stockdale v Hansard case; Dual Hansard + Journal confirmation
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CASE PPA-030
Year: 1860  |  Range: 1860  |  Hits: 1
Parties/Subject: Unknown — re Parliamentary Papers Act 1840
Act Section: Unknown
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: Not identified
Journal Reference: HCJ_volume_115
B-Series Match: YES — B-67, B-68
Terms Matched: third victoria
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Not found in Hansard

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
An Act to continue the Corrupt Practices Pre- 
vention Act (1854) : 


An Act to repeal so much of the Act of the 
twenty-second and twenty-third Victoria, chapter 
twenty-seven, and of certain other Acts, as autho- 
rizes the Secretary of State in Council to give 
directions for raising Muropean Forces for the Indian 
Army of Her Majesty :

NOTES:
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CASE PPA-031
Year: 1864  |  Range: 1864  |  Hits: 5
Parties/Subject: Mr. Dalglish; Mr. Buchanan and
Act Section: Unknown
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: Not identified
Journal Reference: HCJ_volume_119
B-Series Match: NO — potentially new case
Terms Matched: third victoria
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Not found in Hansard

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Bale of Gas Mr. Dalglish presented a Bill to enable Parlia- 


(Scotland) Bill. mentary Burghs (being Royal Burghs) in Scotland 
Bill 125. to avail themselves of the Provisions of the Acts 
twenty-second and twenty-third Victoria, chapter 
sixty-six, and twenty-third and twenty-fourth 
Victoria, chapter one hundred and forty-six, for 
regulating the Sale of Gas: And the same was 
read the first time; and ordered to be read a second 
time upon Monday next; and to be printed.

NOTES:
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CASE PPA-032
Year: 1874  |  Range: 1874  |  Hits: 1
Parties/Subject: Unknown — re Parliamentary Papers Act 1840
Act Section: Unknown
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: Not identified
Journal Reference: HCJ_volume_129
B-Series Match: YES — B-90, B-117
Terms Matched: 3 and 4 vict
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Not found in Hansard

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
July. 


to repeal the Act 3 and 4 Victoria, cap. 8, for 
better enforcing Church Discipline:—And the 
said Motion was, with leave of the House, with- 
drawn. 

And a Motion being made, and the Question

NOTES:
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CASE PPA-033
Year: 1875  |  Range: 1875  |  Hits: 3
Parties/Subject: Unknown — re Parliamentary Papers Act 1840
Act Section: s.1
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: Not identified
Journal Reference: HCJ_volume_130
B-Series Match: YES — B-90, B-117
Terms Matched: third victoria
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Not found in Hansard

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
“lodges, but are designated councils, chapters, | 
* colleges, priories, preceptories, or otherwise, it is 

“ hereby enacted that any person making any such | 
“ certificate upon oath as in the second section of | 
“‘ the said Act of the second and third Victoria, | 
“chapter seventy-four, mentioned, shall be. at | 
“liberty to designate in such certificate the 

“society, the holding whereof shall be therein | 
* certified by the name or designation by which it |

NOTES:
Speaker's certificate referenced
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CASE PPA-034
Year: 1884  |  Range: 1884  |  Hits: 1
Parties/Subject: Unknown — re Parliamentary Papers Act 1840
Act Section: Unknown
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: Not identified
Journal Reference: HCJ_volume_139
B-Series Match: YES — B-84, B-126
Terms Matched: third victoria
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Not found in Hansard

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Benerices (Tiverton Portions) ConsottpaTion AMEND- 


MENT; Bill to amend certain provisions of the Acts 
Third and Fourth Victoria, chapter One hundred and 
thirteen, and Thirty-second and Thirty-third Victoria, 
chapter Ninety-four, in relation to the Consolidation of 
Benefices called ‘ Medicties,” or “ Portions,” and to 
extend the same to the Parish of Tiverton, in the County 
of Devon; Brought from the Lords, 336. Read, 337. 
Order, That the Examiners do examine the said Bill,

NOTES:
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CASE PPA-035
Year: 1887  |  Range: 1887  |  Hits: 1
Parties/Subject: Unknown — re Parliamentary Papers Act 1840
Act Section: Unknown
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: Not identified
Journal Reference: HCJ_volume_142
B-Series Match: YES — B-85, B-86
Terms Matched: act of 1840
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Not found in Hansard

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
) : ., | Coroners’ Erections ; Bill to amend the Law relating to 
ConTUMACY a gr wet ABOLITION ; po to — the Election of Coroners; Ordered; presented, 111. 

, Imprisonment for Contumacy in proceeding under: the ; tes E : - 

, Church Discipline Act of 1840 and the Public Worship acta gra Diente 20%, 196» 871» 805. 

; - Act of 1874; Ordered; presented, 47. Second Reading Oe ee eS ee 

’ deferred, 271,365. Order for Second Reading discharged ; Corporation Duty. Vide Accounts.

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CASE PPA-036
Year: 1888  |  Range: 1888  |  Hits: 1
Parties/Subject: Unknown — re Parliamentary Papers Act 1840
Act Section: Unknown
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: Not identified
Journal Reference: HCJ_volume_143
B-Series Match: YES — B-85, B-86, B-87
Terms Matched: act of 1840
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Not found in Hansard

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Accounts. 


EccusstasticaLt Contumacy; Bill to substitute Depriva- 
tion for Imprisonment for Contumacy in proceeding under 
the Church Discipline Act of 1840, and **The Public 
Worship Regulation Act, 1874”; Ordered, 32. 
sented, 33. Second Reading deferred, 228, 282. 


Pre-

NOTES:
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CASE PPA-037
Year: 1890  |  Range: 1890  |  Hits: 1
Parties/Subject: Unknown — re Parliamentary Papers Act 1840
Act Section: Unknown
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: Not identified
Journal Reference: HCJ_volume_145
B-Series Match: YES — B-87
Terms Matched: act of 1840
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Not found in Hansard

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
EccLesIASTICAL Commission. Vide Accounts. 


EcotesiasticaL Contumacy; Bill to substitute Depriva- 
tion for Imprisonment for Contumacy in Proceeding under 
the Charch Discipline Act of 1840, and “ The Public 
Wership Regulation Act, 1874; ” Ordered, 317. Pre- 
sented, 317. Second Reading deferred, 330. 


EccLestasTICAL DirLaPipaTions. Vide Accounts.

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CASE PPA-038
Year: 1892  |  Range: 1892  |  Hits: 2
Parties/Subject: MR. WILLIAM; Mr. Forwood
Act Section: s.2
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: S4V0001P0, S4V0004P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: NO — potentially new case
Terms Matched: act of 1840
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Order of the Day for the Second Reading, read.

* THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY : My Lords, I feel myself to be in a rather unusual position in moving a Bill which has been, to my great satisfaction and thankfulness, included and mentioned in Her Majesty's Gracious Speech; but my only desire is that this Bill should be passed, and therefore I am ready to take any part which I possibly can towards that end. I only wish that it had the benefit of one advocacy. Archbishop Magee, whose position here

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

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CASE PPA-039
Year: 1892  |  Range: 1892  |  Hits: 1
Parties/Subject: MR. BUCHANAN; Lord Granville in
Act Section: s.3
Confidence: MEDIUM
Hansard Reference: S4V0001P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: NO — potentially new case
Terms Matched: parliamentary papers
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
MR. BUCHANAN : I said nothing of the sort; I said that neither this Parliament nor its successor would be committed to the policy of constructing this railway.

MR.WYNDHAM : Then are we now to understand that hon. Members opposite do acknowledge that a new and fresh responsibility and a heavy obligation has been laid upon the Government in consequence of the train of events, beginning with the Despatch of Lord Granville in May, 1850 1885, and culminating in what was practically the ratification

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

NOTES:
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CASE PPA-040
Year: 1895  |  Range: 1895  |  Hits: 1
Parties/Subject: MR. ASQUITH; MR. CARVELL WILLIAMS
Act Section: Unknown
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: S4V0020P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: NO — potentially new case
Terms Matched: 3 & 4 vict
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
MR. ASQUITH (for Mr. J. MORLEY) : The question of filling the vacancy which has been created in the lieutenancy of Kildare is at present receiving the consideration of the Chief Secretary. He will give the matter careful attention before any recommendation is made.

MR. CARVELL WILLIAMS (Notts, Mansfield) : I beg to ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department whether he has seen, in The Daily News of 18th December, a letter of the Rev. W. Urwick, of St. Albans, stating that whereas for m

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

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CASE PPA-041
Year: 1897  |  Range: 1897  |  Hits: 7
Parties/Subject: Mr. Loder; MR. GRIFFITH
Act Section: Unknown
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: S4V0033P0, S4V0034P0, S4V0035P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: NO — potentially new case
Terms Matched: 3 and 4 vict; act of 1840
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
*LORD GRIMTHORPE said, he should like to know what "notorious fraud" 1699 meant. Surely it meant that if a man were convicted he would come under the Clergy Discipline Act; or did it mean that the Bishops were to study Mr. Labouchere's newspaper, as the noble Duke (of Rutland) had just now suggested, and when the name of a clergyman was found in the "Pillory" proceedings were to be taken against him under this Bill?

Amendment, by leave, withdrawn.

*LORD GRIMTHORPE moved an Amendment that the

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

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CASE PPA-042
Year: 1898  |  Range: 1898  |  Hits: 2
Parties/Subject: MR. GERALD BALFOUR; MR. HENNIKER HEATON
Act Section: Unknown
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: S4V0040P0, S4V0042P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: NO — potentially new case
Terms Matched: act of 1840
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
MR. GERALD BALFOUR : No instructions of the nature mentioned have been given to the assistant commissioners before whom some of such applications are now pending, and the Commissioners are not aware that any application by the parties or their solicitors to postpone the decision in such cases has been made and refused.

MR. HENNIKER HEATON : I beg to ask the Secretary to the Treasury, as representing the Postmaster General, whether he is aware that in a recent case where a gentleman residing at

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

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CASE PPA-043
Year: 1899  |  Range: 1899  |  Hits: 2
Parties/Subject: Unknown — re Parliamentary Papers Act 1840
Act Section: s.2
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: S4V0043P0, S4V0044P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: NO — potentially new case
Terms Matched: 3 & 4 vict; stay the proceedings
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Clause 15,—

(1.) After the commencement of this Act a County Court shall not have any jurisdiction, either to dispose of an application to fix a fair rent, or in relation to any proceeding under the Land Law Acts, or this part of this Act, and 334 the Land Commission shall alone be deemed to be the Court within the meaning of those Acts and this part of this Act; and any such application or proceeding which is pending at the said commencement in any County Court shall be transferred to the Lan

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

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CASE PPA-044
Year: 1900  |  Range: 1900  |  Hits: 2
Parties/Subject: Unknown — re Parliamentary Papers Act 1840
Act Section: s.1
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: S4V0051P0, S4V0053P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: NO — potentially new case
Terms Matched: 3 & 4 vict; parliamentary papers
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
SCHEDULE.

PART I.

1. Session and Chapter. 2. Short Title. 3. How far continued. 4. Amending Acts. (1.) 5 & 6 Will. 4. c. 27. The Linen Manufactures (Ireland) Act, 1835. The whole Act. 3 & 4 Vict. c. 91. 5 & 6 Vict. c. 68. 7 & 8 Vict. c. 47. 30 & 31 Vict c. 60. (2.) 3&4 Vict. c. 89. The Poor Rate Exemption Act, 1810. The whole Act. — (3.) 4&5 Vict. c. 30. The Ordnance Survey Act, 1841. The whole Act. 33 Vict. c. 13. 47&48 Vict. c. 43. 52&53 Vict. c. 30. (4.) 10&11 Vict. c. 98. The Ecclesiastic

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

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CASE PPA-045
Year: 1903  |  Range: 1903  |  Hits: 4
Parties/Subject: Lord of the; LORD OF THE
Act Section: Unknown
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: S4V0067P0, S4V0070P0, S4V0072P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: NO — potentially new case
Terms Matched: act of 1840
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
THE EARL OF NORTHBROOK : My Lords, I regret very much to hear the answer which has been given on behalf of the Government in respect to the latter part of the Question asked by my noble Friend. There can be no doubt, my Lords, that the question of auricular confession is one which interests the public more than any other question connected with what are called extreme practices. I do not belong to the Association to which the noble Lord who asked the Question belongs, and I have taken no promin

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

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CASE PPA-046
Year: 1904  |  Range: 1904  |  Hits: 5
Parties/Subject: SIR CHARLES DILKE; MR. BRODRICK
Act Section: s.2
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: S4V0074P0, S4V0075P0, S4V0076P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: NO — potentially new case
Terms Matched: 3 and 4 vict; act of 1840; stay the proceedings
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
"G. M. FOWLER, Govt. Agent.

I contend, therefore, that what was not intended by Sir W. Ridgway may be done and is done under the Waste Lands Ordinance. He says the Ordinance does not apply and that disputes of this nature will be settled by the ordinary courts of law. The Government Agent says if the native landholder will not accept the terms offered he shall be dealt with under the new Ordinance, which will probably deprive him of great tracts of forest of which for certainly two hundred yea

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

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CASE PPA-047
Year: 1906  |  Range: 1906  |  Hits: 2
Parties/Subject: MR. JOHN ELLIS; MR. CHANNING
Act Section: s.3
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: S4V0087P0, S4V0088P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: NO — potentially new case
Terms Matched: act of 1840; parliamentary papers
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
* MR. JOHN ELLIS I agree that it was quite unintentional.

Mr. J. CHAMBERLAIN : I thought I had read on. "Interference with free speech at meetings"—I had finished with the things as to which the hon. Gentleman called for a stream of facts. Ho then says— "But much information sent lacks the element of fulness, detail and accuracy which are vital for Parliamentary purposes." I quite understand that the hon. Gentle" man was a searcher after truth, but for Parliamentary purposes; and he is already

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

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CASE PPA-048
Year: 1907  |  Range: 1907  |  Hits: 1
Parties/Subject: Sheffield newspaper (provincial press case)
Act Section: Unknown
Confidence: MEDIUM
Hansard Reference: S4V0091P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: YES — B-91, B-127
Terms Matched: stockdale
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Petition from Esher, in favour; to lie upon the Table.

Petition from Banff, against; to lie upon the Table.

Petitions in favour, from Sheffield (ninety-seven); Airdrie; Hamilton (two); Sussex; Pontardulais; Gorseinon (two): Manchester (twenty-three); Llanidloes (five); Lower Broughton; Lincoln (five); Altrincham (two); Hoole; Chester (thirty-five); Bridport (two); North Salford (eight); Saltney (two): Fulham (two); Cullompton; Hither Green (two); Lockwood; Teignmouth; Forest Hill; Huddersfiel

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

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CASE PPA-049
Year: 1908  |  Range: 1908  |  Hits: 1
Parties/Subject: O'Brien (Chartist-era case)
Act Section: Unknown
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: S4V0102P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: YES — B-91, B-127, B-128
Terms Matched: act of 1840
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
MR. WYNDHAM : At the request of my hon. friend I will reply to this Question. Three of the members of the governing body of the institution are Roman Catholics, and many of the staff are also of the same denomination. I have no evidence whatever before me that the hospital is conducted on sectarian lines, or that the conditions upon which grants from public funds are made to it are not observed and complied with.

MR. PATRICK O'BRIEN (Kilkenny) : I beg to ask the Chief Secretary to the Lord lie

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

NOTES:
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CASE PPA-050
Year: 1909  |  Range: 1909  |  Hits: 9
Parties/Subject: Stockdale v Hansard (Hansard — parliamentary publisher)
Act Section: s.1
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: S4V0104P0, S4V0105P0, S4V0107P0, S5CV0012P0, S5CV0013P0, S5LV0007P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: YES — B-91, B-127, B-128
Terms Matched: 3 & 4 vict; act of 1840; certificate of the speaker; speaker's certificate; stockdale
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Viscount Midleton.

of those sessions, that Bill shall, on its rejection for the third time by the House of Lords, unless the House of Commons direct to the contrary, be presented to His Majesty and become an Act of Parliament on the Royal Assent being signified thereto, notwithstanding that the House of Lords have not consented to the Bill; Provided that this provision shall not take effect unless two years Live elapsed between the date of the second reading in the first of those sessions of t

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

NOTES:
Stockdale v Hansard case
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CASE PPA-051
Year: 1910  |  Range: 1910  |  Hits: 84
Parties/Subject: Messrs P
Act Section: s.1
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: S4V0113P0, S5CV0017P0, S5CV0019P0, S5CV0021P0, S5CV0023P0, S5CV0024P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: YES — B-128
Terms Matched: act of 1840; certificate of the speaker; papers act; speaker's certificate
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Mr. MITCHELL-THOMSON : I beg to move in Sub-section (2), to add at the end the words, "When a Bill is presented to His Majesty for assent in pursuance of the provisions of this Section, the Bill shall be accompanied by a certificate of the Speaker of the House of Commons that the provisions of this Act have been duly complied with." The Committee will see that the words of the Amendment are slightly different from those which are on the Paper, but the 100 alteration is only to make the Amendmen

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

NOTES:
Speaker's certificate referenced
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CASE PPA-052
Year: 1910  |  Range: 1910  |  Hits: 3
Parties/Subject: Mr. SPEAKER; Mr. LOUGH
Act Section: s.2
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: S4V0112P0, S5CV0022P0, S5CV0029P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: YES — B-128
Terms Matched: papers act; parliamentary papers
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
"To amend the Pedlars Act, 1871, as regards persons for whom certificates shall not be required," presented by Mr. ROBERTSON; supported by Mr. Spencer Leigh Hughes, Mr. Charles Duncan, Mr. Rendall, and Mr. Neilson; to be read a second time upon Wednesday, 29th March.

Captain DONELAN : I beg to move "That Mr. Speaker do issue his Warrant to the Clerk of the Crown in Ireland to make out a New Writ for the electing of a Member to serve in this present Parliament for the county of Louth (North Lou

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

NOTES:
Speaker's certificate referenced
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CASE PPA-053
Year: 1911  |  Range: 1911  |  Hits: 45
Parties/Subject: The Times (press case)
Act Section: s.1
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: S4V0118P0, S4V0119P0, S5CV0032P0, S5CV0033P0, S5CV0042P0, S5CV0044P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: NO — potentially new case
Terms Matched: 3 and 4 vict; act of 1840; certificate of the speaker; speaker's certificate
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Mr. BRIDGEMAN : Would any discussion with regard to magistrates other than those on the county benches be in order, seeing that the Motion is limited to "the method in which magistrates to the county benches have been appointed"?

Mr. SPEAKER : We will wait and see how the matter develops.

Viscount HELMSLEY : I desire to ask a question of which I have given you, Sir, private notice, namely, whether, in view of the fact that Mr. Speaker's certificate is not appended to the Finance Bill which pa

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

NOTES:
Speaker's certificate referenced
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CASE PPA-054
Year: 1912  |  Range: 1912  |  Hits: 5
Parties/Subject: Mr. Speaker; MR. MUNRO FERGUSON
Act Section: s.1
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: S4V0123P0, S4V0126P0, S5CV0047P0, S5CV0048P0, S5CV0050P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: YES — B-88, B-89
Terms Matched: act of 1840; certificate of the speaker; papers act; parliamentary papers
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Sir C. KINLOCH-COOKE : I should have said for 1911–12, but it will have to be revoted for 1913–14.

Dr. MACNAMARA : 1912–13.

Sir C. KINLOCH-COOKE : That is not what the House or the newspapers actually understood. The expenditure on ships in hand is cut down by nearly £750,000, while the sum allocated to new construction has declined by over £605,000, and of this £28,000 only is to be spent within the year on each of the three contract ships. If my contention on this point be correct, obviousl

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

NOTES:
—
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CASE PPA-055
Year: 1912  |  Range: 1912  |  Hits: 1
Parties/Subject: MR. AUSTEN CHAMBERLAIN; MR. ROCHE
Act Section: s.2
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: S4V0125P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: YES — B-88, B-89
Terms Matched: stay of proceedings
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
MR. AUSTEN CHAMBERLAIN : I have communicated with the cable company concerned, and am informed that, in view of the recent reductions to which the hon. Member refers and of others made by the company during the last few years, which have resulted in a diminished revenue, the company are unable to make any further reductions at present.

MR. ROCHE (Galway, E) : I beg to ask the Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland whether he is aware that Lord Clanricarde has recently served notices

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

NOTES:
—
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CASE PPA-056
Year: 1912  |  Range: 1912  |  Hits: 1
Parties/Subject: MR. LLOYD
Act Section: s.3
Confidence: MEDIUM
Hansard Reference: S4V0126P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: YES — B-88, B-89
Terms Matched: parliamentary papers
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
MR. J. CHAMBERLAIN said that he should, of course, be most happy to communicate to this House anything already communicated to the Canadian Parliament. If it had been puldished in Canada there could he no difficulty in communicating it to the House here.

MR. LLOYD-GEORGE said he thought the best plan would be to state what, according to the report of the Canadian Parliament, was said in the speech of the Minister of Finance. The first letter read by the Minister of Finance, dated 11th July, 18

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

NOTES:
—
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CASE PPA-057
Year: 1913  |  Range: 1913  |  Hits: 5
Parties/Subject: Mr. Speaker; Mr. CLANCY
Act Section: s.1
Confidence: DUAL-SOURCE
Hansard Reference: S4V0130P0, S5CV0061P0, S5CV0066P0, S5LV0040P0
Journal Reference: HCJ_volume_168
B-Series Match: YES — B-88, B-89
Terms Matched: act of 1840; papers act; speaker's certificate
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
SIR FREDERICK MILNER (Nottinghamshire, Bassetlaw) : To ask the President of the Board of Trade whether, in view of the fact that since the denunciation by Lord Salisbury, in 1897, of the Treaties of 1862 and 1865 with the German Zollverein and Belgium, British goods have been admitted into Canada with a rebate of 25 per cent., which was increased in 1901 to 33⅓ per cent., he will state the total value of exports of British and Irish produce to North American Colonies in 1897, 1898, 1900, and in

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
. 

[Under  the  Parliament  Act,  1911,  but  not  endorsed  with 
. 
Mr.  Speaker's Certificate.] 

inquired 

[Lords],  190.

NOTES:
Speaker's certificate referenced; Dual Hansard + Journal confirmation
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CASE PPA-058
Year: 1913  |  Range: 1913  |  Hits: 1
Parties/Subject: Unknown — re Parliamentary Papers Act 1840
Act Section: s.2
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: S5CV0066P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: YES — B-88, B-89
Terms Matched: stay the proceedings
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
(1) From and after the passing of this Act no person shall— ( a ) proceed to execution on, or otherwise to the enforcement of, any judgment or order of any Court (whether entered or made before or after the passing of this Act) for the payment or recovery of a sum of money, except on an application for the purpose to that Court; or ( b ) levy any distress, take, resume, or enter into possession of any property, foreclose, realise any security, forfeit any deposit, or take any other measures, fo

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

NOTES:
—
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CASE PPA-059
Year: 1913  |  Range: 1913  |  Hits: 1
Parties/Subject: Unknown — re Parliamentary Papers Act 1840
Act Section: s.3
Confidence: MEDIUM
Hansard Reference: S4V0131P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: YES — B-88, B-89
Terms Matched: parliamentary papers
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
VISCOUNT GOSCHEN : Not only the basis of fact on which the Government have founded their policy, but the whole basis of fact upon which the nation should be called upon to form an opinion upon that policy. It might be quite other than the basis of facts upon which the Government founded their policy.

*THE MARQUESS OF LANSDOWNE : I do not in the least quarrel with my noble friend's correction. Well, are there not two questions involved in his proposal? There is the question in the first place w

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

NOTES:
—
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CASE PPA-060
Year: 1914  |  Range: 1914  |  Hits: 3
Parties/Subject: Mr. Speaker; Lord Chancellor by
Act Section: s.1
Confidence: DUAL-SOURCE
Hansard Reference: S5CV0088P0, S5LV0043P0
Journal Reference: HCJ_volume_169
B-Series Match: YES — B-88, B-89
Terms Matched: speaker's certificate; stockdale
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
THE CHANCELLOR OF THE DUCHY OF LANCASTER (VISCOUNT PEEL) : I think I can assure my noble friend that no reflection was intended on the position of the Lord Chancellor by the curious collocation of words to which he has drawn attention. On behalf of the Government I am gratified that my noble friend approves very much of the alterations that were made in the clause before it left another place. I do not know whether his enthusiasm was called forth more by the fact that the Lord Chancellor was ap

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Reading  deferred,  396.  Read  a  second  time  ;  Bill 
committed  to  a  Committee  of  the  whole  House,  401, 
Bill  considered 
in  Committee,  and  reported,  without 
Amendment,  414.  Read  the  third  time  and  passed 
(endorsed  with  Mr.  Speaker's Certificate), 420.  Agreed 
to  by  the,  Lords  without  Amendment,  435. 
(Cited  as 
Anglo-Persian  Oil  Company (Acquisition  of  Capital)  Act, 
1914)  Royal  Assent,  440.

NOTES:
Speaker's certificate referenced; Dual Hansard + Journal confirmation
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CASE PPA-061
Year: 1915  |  Range: 1915  |  Hits: 10
Parties/Subject: Mr. Speaker; Mr. Deputy Speaker
Act Section: s.1
Confidence: DUAL-SOURCE
Hansard Reference: S5LV0051P0
Journal Reference: HCJ_volume_170
B-Series Match: NO — potentially new case
Terms Matched: certificate of the speaker; speaker's certificate
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
On Question, Bill read 2 a , and committed to a Committee of the Whole House.

Debate resumed (according to Order) on the Motion of Viscount PEEL, That this House do resolve itself into Committee in order to consider the following Resolutions: 1. That this House shall be composed, in addition to Peers of the Blood Royal, Lords Spiritual, and Law Lords, of— ( a ) Members elected, either directly or indirectly, from the outside. ( b ) Hereditary Peers elected by their order. ( c ) Members nominat

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
ordered upon Resolution reported from the Committee of
Ways and Means ; presented accordingly, and read the
first tune, 218. Bill read a second time, and committed,
221. Considered in Committee, and reported, without
Amendment, 223. Read the third time and passed
(endorsed with Mr. Speaker's Certificate), 223. Agreed
(Cited as
to by the Lords, without Amendment, 231.
Appropriation Act, 1915) Royal Assent, 239.

CONSOLIDATED FUND (Appropriation) (IV o. 2) ; Bill to

NOTES:
Speaker's certificate referenced; Dual Hansard + Journal confirmation
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CASE PPA-062
Year: 1916  |  Range: 1916  |  Hits: 12
Parties/Subject: Mr. Speaker; Mr. Deputy Speaker
Act Section: s.1
Confidence: DUAL-SOURCE
Hansard Reference: S5CV0107P0, S5CV0110P0, S5CV0118P0, S5LV0060P0, S5LV0062P0, S5LV0063P0
Journal Reference: HCJ_volume_171
B-Series Match: NO — potentially new case
Terms Matched: act of 1840; certificate of the speaker; speaker's certificate
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Sections twelve and thirteen of the Income Tax Act, 1918, shall be extended to provide that, where the father of a family is dead and a son or daughter is maintaining the family, such son or daughter shall be entitled in respect of any dependent brothers and sisters living with him, and in respect of the mother so long as she is a widow and living with him, to the relief given in those Sections as if such brothers and sisters were children within the meaning of Section twelve, and as if the mot

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
second time ; Bill committed to a Committee of the whole
House, 147. Committee deferred, 149. Considered in
Committee, and reported, without Amendment ; Bill to
be read the third time, 152. Third Reading deferred,
154, 157. Bill read the third time and passed (endorsed
with Mr. Speaker's Certificate), 159. Agreed to by the
Lords, without Amendment, 164.
(Cited as Isle of Man
(Customs) Act, 1916) Royal Assent, 165.

JOURNAL :

NOTES:
Speaker's certificate referenced; Dual Hansard + Journal confirmation
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CASE PPA-063
Year: 1917  |  Range: 1917  |  Hits: 22
Parties/Subject: Lord Chancellor; Lord Palestine and
Act Section: s.1
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: S4V0151P0, S5CV0125P0, S5LV0065P0, S5LV0067P0, S5LV0068P0, S5LV0069P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: NO — potentially new case
Terms Matched: act of 1840; papers act; speaker's certificate
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
The following figures are available in the case of certain recent bye-elections:—

Constituency. No. of ballot papers posted to absent voters. No. of papers returned in time for count. Percentage So returned Plymouth (Sutton) 4076 2151 53 Croydon (South) 2643 712 27 Herts (St. Albans) 2108 880 41 Bromley 3242 1075 33 Ashton-under-Lyme 586 236 40 Salop (Wrekin) 1011 313 30

In most of the above elections a few of the papers actually returned in time for the count were rejected.

69. Major MORRIS

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

NOTES:
Speaker's certificate referenced
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CASE PPA-064
Year: 1918  |  Range: 1918  |  Hits: 3
Parties/Subject: Lord Treowen; LORD BANBURY OF
Act Section: s.1
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: S5LV0074P0, S5LV0078P0, S5LV0080P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: NO — potentially new case
Terms Matched: speaker's certificate
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
LORD BANBURY OF SOUTHAM : My recollection of the reason for that is that it was said by the Scottish Members that only they understood Scottish affairs, and if they went up to Scotland and had a Committee there it was not necessary to have one here.

THE EARL OF DONOUGHMORE : I would not dream of contradicting that statement, but the fact remains that there is that opportunity of review on Third Reading in each House of Parliament. I 954 am comforted by one fact, however. Supposing some very bi

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

NOTES:
Speaker's certificate referenced
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CASE PPA-065
Year: 1919  |  Range: 1919  |  Hits: 15
Parties/Subject: Lord the Leader; Lord also knows
Act Section: s.1
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: S5LV0081P0, S5LV0083P0, S5LV0084P0, S5LV0085P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: NO — potentially new case
Terms Matched: certificate of the speaker; speaker's certificate
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
EARL PEEL : My Lords, the noble and learned Lord the Leader of the House who has introduced this measure to your Lordships told us that the Bill was certified. We are very familiar with the consequences that are the result of that statement and that action. But the noble and learned Lord also knows equally well that not only does that not prevent discussion but it lays, I think, an obligation on your Lordships' House to discuss the provisions of the Bill. We have around us a great many noble Lo

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

NOTES:
Speaker's certificate referenced
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CASE PPA-066
Year: 1920  |  Range: 1920  |  Hits: 19
Parties/Subject: Mr. Speaker; LORD STRICKLAND
Act Section: s.1
Confidence: DUAL-SOURCE
Hansard Reference: S5LV0089P0, S5LV0092P0, S5LV0093P0, S5LV0094P0, S5LV0095P0
Journal Reference: HCJ_volume_175
B-Series Match: NO — potentially new case
Terms Matched: speaker's certificate; stockdale
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Motion (Earl of Denbigh), [86] 395–416.

Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill,

Brought front Commons endorsed with Speaker's Certificate that a Money Bill, [88] 1213; 1R * , Standing Order suspended, 2R * , Committee negatived, and 3R * , [88] 1213; Royal Assent, [88] 1214.

Consolidated Fund (No. 1) Bill,

Brought from the Commons with Certificate from Speaker that Bill a Money Bill, [86] 541; Standing Order suspended, [80] 541–2; 1R * , [86] 542; 2R * , [86] 542; Committee negatived, [86]

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Reading ; Amendment proposed to leave out words and
add others, and not made ; Bill read a second time, and
committed to a Committee of the whole House, 84.
Considered in Committee, and reported, without Amend-
ment; read the third time and passed (endorsed with Mr.
Speaker's Certificate), 86. Agreed to by the Lords,
(Cited as Consolidated Fund
without Amendment, 88.
(No. 1) Act, 1920) Royal Assent, 89.

Finance ; Bill ordered upon Resolutions reported

NOTES:
Speaker's certificate referenced; Dual Hansard + Journal confirmation
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CASE PPA-067
Year: 1921  |  Range: 1921  |  Hits: 6
Parties/Subject: Lord Mount Temple; LORD SNELL
Act Section: s.1
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: S5LV0101P0, S5LV0104P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: NO — potentially new case
Terms Matched: 3 & 4 vict; parliamentary papers; speaker's certificate
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
NINTH SCHEDULE.

Enactments Repealed.

Session and Chapter. Title or Short Title. Extent of Repeal. 6 & 7 Will. 4. c. 71. The Tithe Act, 1836. Sections fifty-seven, sixty-two, sixty-nine, seventy-seven, seventy-eight, eighty and eighty-six. 7 Will 4 & 1 Vict. c. 69. The Tithe Act, 1837. The whole Act so far as unrepealed 2 & 3 Vict. c. 62. The Tithe Act, 1839. Sections fourteen, sixteen, seventeen, twenty-one and twenty-eight. 3 & 4 Vict. c. 15. The Tithe Act, 1840. Sections seventeen, twenty a

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

NOTES:
Speaker's certificate referenced
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CASE PPA-068
Year: 1922  |  Range: 1922  |  Hits: 10
Parties/Subject: Lord Chatham was; Lord of the
Act Section: s.1
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: S5LV0105P0, S5LV0106P0, S5LV0110P0, S5LV0112P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: NO — potentially new case
Terms Matched: speaker's certificate
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
Brought from the Commons endorsed with Certificate from the Speaker, that a Money Bill, [108] 432; 1R [108] 432; 2R * , [108] 518; Committee negatived, [108] 518; Standing Order No. XXXIX suspended, [108] 518; 3R, [108] 518; Royal Assent, [108] 519.

Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill,

Brought from the Commons endorsed with Speaker's Certificate that a Money Bill, [110] 1289; [110] 1289; Standing Order XXXIX suspended, and 2R, [110] 1289; Committee negatived, [110] 1289; 1R, [110] 1289; 2R

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

NOTES:
Speaker's certificate referenced
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CASE PPA-069
Year: 1923  |  Range: 1923  |  Hits: 31
Parties/Subject: Lord Davies; Lord Addison
Act Section: s.1
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: S5LV0114P0, S5LV0117P0, S5LV0118P0, S5LV0119P0, S5LV0120P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: NO — potentially new case
Terms Matched: speaker's certificate; stockdale
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
701 we are actually to-day, in the midst of the greatest war in the whole of our history, helping our Colonial subjects to build up their own Social Services and to lay the foundations of a sound and prosperous economic order. I beg to move for Papers.

LORD FARINGDON : My Lords, I rise merely to add "my support to the plea which my noble friend has made, and, above all, to his request for generosity in the treatment of our Colonial territories. The noble Lord has said, and justly, that the pas

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

NOTES:
Speaker's certificate referenced
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CASE PPA-070
Year: 1923  |  Range: 1923  |  Hits: 1
Parties/Subject: LORD MOYNE
Act Section: s.2
Confidence: MEDIUM
Hansard Reference: S5LV0119P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: NO — potentially new case
Terms Matched: stockdale
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE COLONIES (LORD MOYNE) : My Lords, the Motion on the Paper relates primarily to progress under the Colonial Development and Welfare Act passed last year, and I am very grateful to the two noble Lords who have spoken for the very helpful suggestions which they have made and the various questions which they have asked. I am also very glad of their invitation to review the wider aspects of Colonial problems against a somewhat broader background of war-time finance and

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

NOTES:
—
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CASE PPA-071
Year: 1924  |  Range: 1924  |  Hits: 2
Parties/Subject: Unknown — re Parliamentary Papers Act 1840
Act Section: s.1
Confidence: HIGH
Hansard Reference: S5LV0121P0
Journal Reference: Not found in Journals
B-Series Match: NO — potentially new case
Terms Matched: speaker's certificate; stockdale
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CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM HANSARD:
It is manifestly impossible for private enterprise to provide houses in the congested towns of the West Indies or elsewhere at a rent which low-paid Colonial wage-earners can afford to pay. It is precisely the problem we have been confronted with elsewhere. The only hope of creating decent housing conditions in the Colonies is for the Colonial Governments themselves to undertake housing schemes or to make loans available at a low rate of interest to the municipal authorities. Building, moreover

CORPUS EVIDENCE FROM JOURNALS:
Not found in Journals

NOTES:
Speaker's certificate referenced
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