Colonel Arthur Lee
1868 - July 21, 1947Summary information for Colonel Arthur Lee
Contributions
1908
2 speeches — Guns for the Territorial Army. Commons February 3, 1908
3 speeches — Wireless Telegraphy Convention. Commons February 5, 1908
Royal Garrison Artillery. Commons February 6, 1908
Rosyth. Commons February 11, 1908
Navy Estimates. Commons February 11, 1908
Thanksgiving Church Parade Commons February 24, 1908
Reduction of the Volunteer Force. Commons February 24, 1908
3 speeches — Territorial Army Field Batteries. Commons February 24, 1908
Rifle and Bayonet Lengths. Commons February 24, 1908
American Import Duties on Samples and Works of Art. Commons February 26, 1908
7 speeches — REDUCTION OF ARMAMENTS. Commons March 2, 1908
7 speeches — SUPPLY (NAVY ESTIMATES). Commons March 3, 1908
SUPPLY (ARMY ESTIMATES). Commons March 4, 1908
British and Foreign Torpedo Boat Destroyers. Commons March 9, 1908
7 speeches — NAVY ESTIMATES, 1908–9. Commons March 9, 1908
3 speeches — NAVY ESTIMATES, 1908–9. Commons March 10, 1908
Transfers from Special Reserve to Regular Army. Commons March 11, 1908
9 speeches — ARMY ESTIMATES, 1908–9. Commons March 11, 1908
2 speeches — SUPPLY (ARMY ESTIMATES.) Commons March 12, 1908
Gun Statistics. Commons March 16, 1908
2 speeches — The New Guns. Commons March 16, 1908
Lord Roberts and the Territorial Army Artillery. Commons March 18, 1908
2 speeches — The Sale of the "Coach and Horses." Commons March 18, 1908
2 speeches — Defective Cordite. Commons March 19, 1908
2 speeches — SUPPLY [10TH MARCH] REPORT [4TH ALLOTTED DAY]. Commons March 19, 1908
6 speeches — ARMY ESTIMATES, 1908–9. Commons March 19, 1908
Rosyth. Commons March 23, 1908
New Torpedo Destroyers. Commons March 23, 1908
Secretaries of County Associations. Commons March 23, 1908
Canadian Magazine Post. Commons March 23, 1908
Torpedo Boats in the Hamble River. Commons April 28, 1908
Funeral of Second Corporal C. H. Dillon, Royal Engineers. Commons May 4, 1908
2 speeches — Naval Accidents. Commons May 4, 1908
2 speeches — Submarine Boats—Safety Arrangements. Commons May 4, 1908
Torpedo Destroyers. Commons May 4, 1908
2 speeches — Field Artillery Brigades. Commons May 4, 1908
Breech-loaders for the Territorial Artillery. Commons May 4, 1908
Naval Manœuvres at Night. Commons May 6, 1908
Life-saving Device for Submarines. Commons May 7, 1908
H. M. S. "Vanguard." Commons May 11, 1908
2 speeches — Camp Leave Regulations. Commons May 11, 1908
Gun with Alleged Remarkable Range. Commons May 11, 1908
H.M.S. "Tiger." Commons May 12, 1908
6 speeches — CLASS II. Commons May 14, 1908
Artillery Batteries. Commons May 25, 1908
Territorial Field Artillery. Commons May 25, 1908
Rosyth. Commons June 1, 1908
Land Ranges for the Territorial Field Artillery. Commons June 1, 1908
Joint Naval and Military Exercises. Commons June 2, 1908
Cancer Research. Commons June 2, 1908
Cost of Protecting the British Legation at Teheran. Commons July 2, 1908
Southampton County Association's Recruiting Circular. Commons July 6, 1908
New Cavalry Sword. Commons July 6, 1908
Public Servants and the Territorial Camps. Commons July 6, 1908
Torpedo Boats in the Hamble River. Commons July 7, 1908
NAVY ESTIMATES, 1908–9. Commons July 8, 1908
2 speeches — Naval Return—Fleets. Commons July 13, 1908
13 speeches — NAVY ESTIMATES, 1908–9. Commons July 13, 1908
Purchases for the National Gallery. Commons July 14, 1908
Strength of the Regular Army. Commons October 19, 1908
2 speeches — Naval Construction. Commons October 19, 1908
2 speeches — H.M.S. "Gladiator." Commons October 19, 1908
3 speeches — Army Statistics. Commons October 19, 1908
Strength of the Territorial Army. Commons October 19, 1908
The Special Reserve. Commons October 19, 1908
Ministerial Salaries. Commons October 20, 1908
Rosyth. Commons October 22, 1908
Royal Garrison Artillery—Promotion of Officers. Commons October 26, 1908
2 speeches — The Unemployed and the Special Reserve. Commons October 26, 1908
The Channel Fleet Battleship Repairs. Commons October 27, 1908
7 speeches — Admiralty Expenditure. Commons October 27, 1908
2 speeches — Rosyth. Commons October 27, 1908
2 speeches — Warblington Urban District Council. Commons October 27, 1908
2 speeches — Sewage Disposal. Commons October 27, 1908
2 speeches — Reservists in the Colonies. Commons October 28, 1908
2 speeches — Rosyth. Commons November 2, 1908
2 speeches — Status of Battleships. Commons November 2, 1908
Preliminary Cost of the Special Reservist. Commons November 2, 1908
3 speeches — The Unemployed and the Special Reserve. Commons November 2, 1908
Artillery Ranges on Salisbury Plain. Commons November 2, 1908
The Channel Fleet. Commons November 4, 1908
Petition of Carpenters and Joiners of the Admiralty Works Department. Commons November 9, 1908
Gyroscope Mono-Railway. Commons November 9, 1908
Standard of Naval Strength. Commons November 12, 1908
Naval Building Contracts. Commons November 19, 1908
3 speeches — The New Destroyers. Commons November 23, 1908
Coal v. Oil Fuel for Destroyers. Commons November 23, 1908
2 speeches — British Naval Supremacy. Commons November 23, 1908
Sunday Labour at Rosyth. Commons November 30, 1908
Prosecutions for Corruption. Commons December 1, 1908
Isle of Wight Coastguard Stations. Commons December 2, 1908
2 speeches — H.M.S. "Barfleur." Commons December 7, 1908
Anti-Torpedo Armaments. Commons December 7, 1908
Commutation of Army Pensions. Commons December 7, 1908
Children in Barracks. Commons December 7, 1908
4 speeches — QUESTIONS IN THE HOUSE. Commons December 8, 1908
Portsmouth Harbour Defence Works and Danger to Coasting Craft. Commons December 9, 1908
2 speeches — Cost of the Special Reservist. Commons December 14, 1908
4 speeches — Cost of National Defence. Commons December 14, 1908
Rosyth. Commons December 16, 1908
2 speeches — Special Reserve Permanent Staff. Commons December 16, 1908
2 speeches — The Two-Power Naval Standard. Commons December 17, 1908
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