Unfortunate Crisis

1850 to 1961

three mentions

over 111 years

It seemed, indeed, as if we had arrived at a state of things when some hope was held out, and when there appeared a fair prospect, that we had seen the worst of the Unfortunate Crisis which Ireland had passed through.

_{Distressed Unions—Advances And Repayment Of Advances (Ireland).}

SIR W. SOMERVILLE - Feb. 15, 1850

One reason why action should be taken in 1508 this matter was, that the reputation of the country for honesty since the Unfortunate Crisis of 1866 had materially suffered abroad.

_Resolution.

LORD EUSTACE CECIL - May 27, 1870

It is not difficult to set out the causes of This Unfortunate Crisis.

_{Nationalised Transport Undertakings}

Mr. McLeavy - Jan. 30, 1961

1967 to 1999

two mentions

over 32 years

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I look forward, as do all hon. Members, to the end of This Unfortunate Crisis.

_{Control Of Liquid Fuel Bill}

Mr. Marsh - July 6, 1967

It is contributing to an Unfortunate Crisis which is paralysing our pensions market.

_{Duty As An Employer To Offer Payroll Deduction Facility}

Mr. Davies - May 20, 1999