Colonel Arthur Lee
1868 - July 21, 1947Summary information for Colonel Arthur Lee
Contributions
1914
2 speeches — SHIPBUILDING PROGRAMMES. Commons February 18, 1914
REDUCTION OF NAVIES. Commons February 18, 1914
Members of Parliament (Salaries). Commons February 18, 1914
Channel Tunnel. Commons February 23, 1914
ARMED CRUISERS (WHITE STAR LINE). Commons February 25, 1914
3 speeches — National Defence (Invasion Problem). Commons February 25, 1914
14 speeches — ROYAL FLYING CORPS (MILITARY WING). Commons February 25, 1914
"DREADNOUGHTS" (NUMBER COMPLETED). Commons March 23, 1914
2 speeches — MOVEMENT OF TROOPS: PAPERS PROMISED. Commons March 24, 1914
ARMY ESTIMATES, 1914–15. Commons March 24, 1914
PAY.—(ROYAL FLYING Corps). Commons March 24, 1914
"DREADNOUGHT" TYPE (GREAT BRITAIN AND FOREIGN POWERS). Written Answers March 24, 1914
3 speeches — "DREADNOUGHTS" (COMPARATIVE STATISTICS). Commons March 25, 1914
2 speeches — ROYAL FLYING CORPS. Commons March 25, 1914
BRITISH AND GERMAN FLEETS. Commons April 22, 1914
2 speeches — Cancer Research. Commons April 22, 1914
ROYAL FLYING CORPS. Commons April 22, 1914
4 speeches — CLAUSE 5.—(Amendment of s. 145 of the Army Act). Commons April 22, 1914
7 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Employment of Troops during Trade Disputes.) Commons April 22, 1914
2 speeches — TRADE DISPUTES (EMPLOYMENT OF MILITARY). Commons April 22, 1914
2 speeches — CHINESE WATERS (PIRACY). Commons May 4, 1914
CIVIL AND MILITARY FORCES. Commons May 4, 1914
Pyper's Charity. Commons May 11, 1914
Royal Navy and Royal Marines (Franchise). Commons May 13, 1914
4 speeches — FOOD SUPPLY IN TIME OF WAR. Commons May 13, 1914
SMALL ARM AMMUNITION. Commons July 1, 1914
RECRUITING (HAMPSHIRE). Commons July 7, 1914
TELEPHONE SERVICE. Commons July 9, 1914
INDUSTRIAL TRAINING. Commons July 13, 1914
PERSIAN GULF OPERATIONS (MEDAL). Commons July 14, 1914
PUBLIC MEETINGS IN CONSTITUENCIES. Commons August 26, 1914
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