Mr Amelius Lockwood
1847 - December 26, 1928Summary information for Mr Amelius Lockwood
Contributions
1893
2 speeches — SOLDIERS AND NATIONAL EMBLEMS. Commons March 3, 1893
THE ENFIELD SMALL ARMS FACTORY. Commons March 14, 1893
3 speeches — CIVIL SERVICES. Commons March 28, 1893
INSTRUCTION IN VIVISECTION. Commons April 14, 1893
COMMITTEE. Commons May 4, 1893
2 speeches — INOCULATION AGAINST ANTHRAX. Commons June 1, 1893
COMMITTEE. [Progress, 1st June.] Commons June 2, 1893
VIVISECTION. Commons June 9, 1893
VACANT COUNTY COURT JUDGESHIPS. Commons June 16, 1893
CRIME IN ESSEX. Commons June 20, 1893
ARMY ESTIMATES, 1893–4. Commons June 27, 1893
THIRTY-SIXTH NIGHT. Commons July 12, 1893
2 speeches — MILITIA OFFICERS' ALLOWANCES. Commons August 10, 1893
THE GUARDS AND EGYPT. Commons September 5, 1893
CLASS II. Commons September 6, 1893
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons September 7, 1893
LEVEL CROSSING AT TILBURY. Commons September 11, 1893
4 speeches — ARMY ESTIMATES, 1893–4. Commons September 11, 1893
ARMY ESTIMATES, 1893–4. Commons September 12, 1893
3 speeches — H.M.S. "LATONA." Commons September 18, 1893
CLASS V. Commons September 18, 1893
ADJOURNED DEBATE. [SIXTH NIGHT.] Commons November 15, 1893
2 speeches — THE TREATMENT OF SOLDIERS FROM HOT CLIMATES. Commons November 27, 1893
2 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress, 24th November.] Commons November 27, 1893
2 speeches — SURCHARGED FOR AN EXCESSIVE PENSION. Commons November 28, 1893
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (ENGLAND AND WALES) BILL.—(No. 274.) Commons November 29, 1893
COMMITTEE. Commons November 30, 1893
2 speeches — LOCAL GOVERNMENT (ENGLAND AND WALES) BILL—(No. 274.) Commons December 12, 1893
THE FIRST LIFE GUARDS. Commons December 14, 1893
2 speeches — THE WALTHAM ABBEY EXPLOSION. Commons December 19, 1893
EXPLOSION AT WALTHAM Commons December 22, 1893
3 speeches — THE WALTHAM ABBEY EXPLOSIONS. Commons December 28, 1893
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