Parliamentary Papers, Volume 44H.M. Stationery Office, 1865 |
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2º Reading:-Order 31st day add the words Amendment proposed April AYES 32-NOES AYES 44-NOES Bill Lords chair:-Amendment proposed Chairman do report Colonel Committee of Supply Committee of Supply:-Motion Committee read.-Motion complete the sum course of payment day of March day six months day three months defray the charge Dodson Edward Pleydell Bouverie exceeding going into Committee granted insert the words July July 12 July 23 June June 16 June 27 leave the chair leave the chair:-Amendment left out stand Majesty Majesty's Majesty's Government March 23 NOES Number Office Order for Committee order to add Peace Preservation Ireland Private Bills proposed vote question again proposed question proposed question put question to add Railway read a second read the third Reading:-Order for second report progress resuming adjourned debate second reading read.-Motion second time:-Amendment proposed Select Committee Sess SESSION Speaker sum necessary thereof.-Question put third reading read.-Motion Whereupon motion words proposed words this House
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