HC Deb 21 December 1908 vol 198 cc2352-76
  1. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS CIRCULATED WITH THE VOTES.
      2. cc2352-3
    1. Employment of Ex Superintendent at Taunton Post Office. 142 words
      2. c2353
    2. Imprisonment of Chinese Seamen Serving on the Steamer "Strathspey." 156 words
      3. cc2353-4
    3. Cost of Elementary Education. 95 words
      4. c2354
    4. Education Loans. 147 words
      5. cc2354-5
    5. Private Police Patrol in Lough Neagh 147 words
      6. c2355
    6. Corruption of Young Girls in East Africa. 72 words
      7. cc2355-6
    7. Old-Age Pensions Regulations. 229 words
      8. c2356
    8. Clerks to Justices and Private Professional Work. 122 words
      9. c2356
    9. Payments under the Workmen's Compensation Act. 112 words
      10. cc2356-7
    10. Taxation per Head in Principal European Countries. 61 words
      11. c2357
    11. Horse for Dowra Police Force. 347 words
      12. cc2357-8
    12. Evicted Tenants—Case of Dab Diffley. 220 words
      13. cc2358-9
    13. Persons Employed in the Lead Trade. 162 words
      14. c2359
    14. Temperature of Stokeholds of Battleships. 146 words
      15. cc2359-60
    15. Admiralty Contracts—Messrs. Morrison and Mason and the Fair Wages Clause. 307 words
      16. c2360
    16. New York Labour Statistics. 108 words
      17. cc2360-1
    17. Irish Poor Law Valuation. 374 words
      18. cc2361-2
    18. Speedometers on Motor-Driven Vehicles. 196 words
      19. c2362
    19. The Hobhouse Report—Senior and Head Postmen. 90 words
      20. cc2362-3
    20. Pay of Extra Men Engaged for Christmas Work at Seacombe Post Office. 71 words
      21. c2363
    21. Coal Residue in Reinforced Concrete. 106 words
      22. cc2363-4
    22. Building of Piers. 212 words
      23. c2364
    23. Distress Committee for Brentford. 129 words
      24. c2364
    24. Old-Age Pensions Regulation. 108 words
      25. cc2364-5
    25. Oxford Street School, Swansea—Report of Inquiry. 319 words
      26. cc2365-7
    26. Old-Age Pensions—Computation of Incomes of Irish Farmers. 432 words
      27. c2367
    27. Evicted Tenants—Case of Thomas Kent. 97 words
      28. cc2367-8
    28. Distress in Drogheda. 212 words
      29. c2368
    29. Information as to Public Officials. 93 words
      30. cc2368-9
    30. Indian Sovereign Princes Resident in this Country, and English Law. 225 words
      31. c2369
    31. Overcrowding of Schools at Willesden. 79 words
      32. cc2369-70
    32. Salaries of Customs Clerks. 359 words
      33. c2370
    33. East African Protectorates—Deportation of Disloyal Agitators. 91 words
      34. cc2370-1
    34. Education of Indian Children in Natal. 112 words
      35. cc2371-2
    35. Irish National Teachers' Pensions. 312 words
      36. c2372
    36. Indian Reforms—The Partition of Bengal. 138 words
  2. QUESTIONS IN THE HOUSE.
      3. cc2372-3
    1. Temperatures of Battle Shipstokeholds. 199 words
      2. c2373
    2. Woolwich Arsenal Discharges. 190 words
      3. cc2373-5
    3. The Partition of Bengal. 320 words
      4. cc2375-6
    4. Scottish Harvest. 384 words