Sir John Lubbock
1834 - May 28, 1913Summary information for Sir John Lubbock
Contributions
1896
BOARDS OF CONCILIATION (No 2) BILL. Commons February 19, 1896
SHOPS (EARLY CLOSING) BILL. Commons February 19, 1896
CONCILIATION (TRADE DISPUTES) BILL. Commons February 20, 1896
MUSEUM GRANT FOR WALES. Commons February 21, 1896
SHOPS (EARLY CLOSING) BILL. Commons February 28, 1896
SUPPLY.—NAVY ESTIMATES, 1896–7. Commons March 6, 1896
BELFAST CORPORATION BILL. Commons March 10, 1896
NATIONAL MUSEUMS (LONDON)— OPENING ON SUNDAYS. Commons March 10, 1896
BRITISH CIVILIANS IN INDIA. Commons March 17, 1896
CURRENCY. Commons March 17, 1896
CHELSEA WATER (TRANSFER) BILL. Commons March 24, 1896
3 speeches — APPLICATION OF SURPLUS INCOME OF YEAR 1895–6 FOR EXPENSES OF SCHEDULED WORKS. Commons March 26, 1896
STRAND IMPROVEMENT BILL. Commons April 23, 1896
CLASS II. Commons April 24, 1896
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE.— (GOVERNMENT BUSINESS.) Commons April 27, 1896
EDUCATION BILL. Commons May 11, 1896
ADJOURNMENT (22ND MAY). Commons May 21, 1896
LIGHT RAILWAYS BILL. Commons June 1, 1896
2 speeches — CONFIRMATION OF ORDER BY BOARD OF TRADE. Commons June 4, 1896
COUNTY EDUCATION AUTHORITY—ACTION OF COUNTY COUNCIL AS EDUCATION AUTHORITY. Commons June 11, 1896
2 speeches — BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons June 15, 1896
COUNTY EDUCATION AUTHORITY.—ACTION OF COUNTY COUNCIL AS EDUCATION AUTHORITY. Commons June 15, 1896
COUNTY EDUCATION AUTHORITY.—ACTION OF COUNTY COUNCIL AS EDUCATION AUTHORITY. Commons June 16, 1896
COUNTY EDUCATION AUTHORITY.—ACTION OF COUNTY COUNCIL AS EDUCATION AUTHORITY. Commons June 17, 1896
5 speeches — CLASS IV. Commons July 10, 1896
2 speeches — OBJECTS OF NATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC, OR HISTORIC INTEREST. Commons July 14, 1896
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE (GOVERNMENT BUSINESS). Commons July 20, 1896
POWERS OF BOARD OF TRADE AS TO TRADE DISPUTES. Commons July 27, 1896
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