Colonel Arthur Lee
1868 - July 21, 1947Summary information for Colonel Arthur Lee
Contributions
1905
Naval Guns. Commons February 16, 1905
Naval Recruiting Notice. Commons February 16, 1905
Ullapool Royal Naval Reserve Station. Commons February 20, 1905
3 speeches — Rosyth—Expenditure on Naval Station. Commons February 23, 1905
Naval Works Bill. Commons March 6, 1905
Naval Works Expenditure. Commons March 6, 1905
2 speeches — SUPPLY (NAVY ESTIMATES). Commons March 6, 1905
Whale Island—Officers' Accommodation. Commons March 14, 1905
2 speeches — Portsmouth Church and Parsonage, Commons March 15, 1905
Greenwich Hospital Chapel. Commons March 16, 1905
Royal Naval Reserve—Ullapool Station. Commons April 10, 1905
2 speeches — Admiralty Sales of Blue Serges. Commons April 11, 1905
His Majesty's Navy—Prize Firing Results. Commons April 18, 1905
26 speeches — NAVY ESTIMATES, 1905–6. Commons May 18, 1905
8 speeches — NAVY ESTIMATES, 1905–6. Commons May 18, 1905
Portland—Dismissal of Mr. Clement Millard. Commons May 29, 1905
5 speeches — NAVAL LANDS (VOLUNTEERS) BILL. Commons May 31, 1905
2 speeches — SUPPLY [18TH MAY] REPORT. Commons June 5, 1905
2 speeches — NAVAL LANDS (VOLUNTEERS) BILL Commons June 23, 1905
Keyham Dockyard. Commons June 29, 1905
4 speeches — NAVY ESTIMATES, 1905–6. Commons July 12, 1905
2 speeches — Deal Barracks Theatre. Commons July 13, 1905
Seamen's Debts. Commons July 17, 1905
2 speeches — NAVAL WORKS [CONSOLIDATED FUND]. Commons July 19, 1905
7 speeches — NAVAL WORKS [CONSOLIDATED FUND.] Commons July 25, 1905
3 speeches — Proposed Expenditure at Rosyth. Commons July 27, 1905
14 speeches — SECOND READINO. Commons July 28, 1905
Repair before Sale of Obsolete Cruisers. Commons July 31, 1905
2 speeches — £100, Navy (Excesses), 1903–4. Commons July 31, 1905
2 speeches — NAVAL WORKS BILL. Commons August 7, 1905
9 speeches — NAVAL WORKS BILL. Commons August 7, 1905
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