Commons Sitting of 25 April 1910 Series 5 Vol. 17

    c1
  1. Preamble 16 words
    2. cc1-3
  2. PRIVATE BUSINESS. 388 words
    3. c3
  3. PROVISIONAL ORDER BILLS. 113 words
    4. c4
  4. COUNTY COUNCILS (EDUCATION RATES). 128 words
    5. c4
  5. EAST INDIA (INCOME AND EXPENDITURE). 25 words
  6. ORAL ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS.
      7. cc4-5
    1. Anglo-German Financial Agreement (1898). 197 words
      2. c5
    2. British Imports into Japan. 153 words
      3. cc5-6
    3. Japanese Tariff. 233 words
      4. cc6-7
    4. Mail Service to Mombasa. 526 words
      5. cc7-8
    5. Newspaper Telegraphists (Parliamentary Recess). 83 words
      6. c8
    6. Bangor (County Down) Post Office. 151 words
      7. cc8-9
    7. Suffolk Postal Facilities (Rushmere). 142 words
      8. cc9-10
    8. Old Age Pensions (Ireland). 438 words
      9. c10
    9. Government Officials (Return). 34 words
      10. c10
    10. Death Duties. 143 words
      11. cc10-1
    11. Ordnance Survey Employés. 168 words
      12. cc11-2
    12. Purchase of Army Remounts. 309 words
      13. cc12-3
    13. Blight of Apple Trees. 243 words
      14. cc13-4
    14. Admiralty Yacht Guests. 375 words
      15. c14
    15. German Armoured Cruiser "Blucher." 163 words
      16. cc14-5
    16. "Neptune" and "Indefatigable" (Construction). 114 words
      17. cc15-7
    17. Devonport Dockyard. 728 words
      18. cc17-9
    18. Royal Dockyards (Wages). 838 words
      19. c19
    19. H.M. Ships "Shearwater" and "Algerine." 90 words
      20. cc19-20
    20. Naval Protection (American Pacific Coast). 220 words
      21. cc20-1
    21. Prison Commission (Medical Member). 517 words
      22. cc21-4
    22. Passive Resistance (Case of Mr. Ford, Minchinhampton). 802 words
      23. c24
    23. Police and Cab Calls. 143 words
      24. c24
    24. Use of Birch in Prisons. 91 words
      25. cc24-5
    25. Political Clubs (Sunday Entertainments). 261 words
      26. c25
    26. Census, 1911. 53 words
      27. cc25-6
    27. Education (Administrative Provisions) Act, 1907 (Medical Treatment). 189 words
      28. cc26-7
    28. British Traders Abroad. 443 words
      29. cc27-8
    29. Trade and Commerce (Rules of the Supreme Court). 381 words
      30. cc28-9
    30. Labour Exchanges (Suggested Post Office Registration). 90 words
      31. c29
    31. Japanese Tariff and British Trade. 336 words
      32. cc29-30
    32. Scottish Agriculture (West and South west Aberdeenshire). 215 words
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    33. Spring Recess (Subsequent Business). 104 words
      34. cc30-1
    34. Superannuation (Labourers in Government Service). 166 words
      35. cc31-2
    35. Adulteration of Foodstuffs (Court of Reference). 214 words
      36. c32
    36. Postal Letter Rate to France. 178 words
      37. cc32-3
    37. Budget, 1910–11. 159 words
      38. cc33-4
    38. Asylum Attendants (Ireland). 362 words
      39. c34
    39. Old Age Pensions Act, 1908 (Friendly Society Membership). 197 words
      40. cc34-5
    40. Universal Penny Postage (England and France). 138 words
      41. cc35-6
    41. General Election and Harvest Season. 297 words
      42. c36
    42. British Hides (Exportation). 150 words
      43. c36
    43. Unemployment in Germany and Great Britain. 85 words
      44. cc36-7
    44. Meat Consumption (Great Britain). 47 words
      45. c37
    45. Railway Travelling (Corridor Carriage Doors). 111 words
      46. c37
    46. Zeebrugge Port and Canal. 201 words
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  7. BILLS PRESENTED 10 words
      8. c38
    1. WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION BILL. 29 words
      2. c38
    2. LOCAL GOVERNMENT QUALIFICATION (ENGLAND AND WALES) BILL. 51 words
    c38
  8. CONTROVERTED ELECTIONS. 183 words
  9. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE.
      10. cc39-41
    1. SUSPENSION OF ELEVEN O'CLOCK RULE. 1,734 words, 1 division
    cc41-154
  10. FINANCE BILL, 1909–10. 50,441 words, 2 divisions
    11. cc155-83
  11. DEVELOPMENT AND ROAD IMPROVEMENTS FUNDS ACT (1909) AMENDMENT BILL. 12,070 words, 1 division