Hon. Claude Hay
1862 - October 24, 1920Summary information for Hon. Claude Hay
Contributions
1904
2 speeches — Departmental Administration. Commons February 10, 1904
Sanitary Condition of Central Telegraph Office. Commons February 12, 1904
Promotion in the Civil Service. Commons February 22, 1904
Pensions of Clerks of Senior Assistant (Abstractor) Class Commons March 9, 1904
Pensions of Senior Abstractors. Commons March 21, 1904
2 speeches — POLICE (SUPERANNUATION) BILL. Commons March 23, 1904
Promotion of Assistant Clerks—Medical Examination. Commons April 14, 1904
Irish Army Ordnance Department. Commons April 19, 1904
PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS (MEALS). Commons April 20, 1904
Metropolitan Police—Pensions for Good Service. Commons April 25, 1904
Metropolitan Police—Extra Pensions for Special Service. Commons April 27, 1904
Inquiry into Duties of Board of Trade and Local Government Board. Commons May 2, 1904
2 speeches — Administration of the Housing Acts. Commons May 2, 1904
EDUCATION (SCOTLAND) BILL. Commons May 2, 1904
Post Office Wages Committee. Commons May 3, 1904
Dartmoor Prison Staff's Quarters. Commons May 3, 1904
2 speeches — Coastguard Buildings. Commons May 10, 1904
Military Convicts Commons May 10, 1904
REVENUE DEPARTMENTS. Commons May 12, 1904
3 speeches — REVENUE DEPARTMENTS. Commons May 31, 1904
3 speeches — CLASS II. Commons June 2, 1904
Pensions of men on Sunday Duty in the General Post Office. Commons June 21, 1904
Sunday Pay in the Post Office. Commons June 21, 1904
Customs—Promotion of Junior Assistant Clerks for Special Checking Work. Commons July 1, 1904
4 speeches — Holloway Gaol—Cutting of Female Prisoners' Hair while under Remand. Commons August 4, 1904
Housing Acts—Concentration of Administration Commons August 9, 1904
Prison Officials' Quarters. Commons August 9, 1904
2 speeches — REVENUE DEPA RTMENTS. Commons August 9, 1904
3 speeches — Treatment of Remanded Female Prisoners at Holloway. Commons August 10, 1904
CONSOLIDATED FUND (APPROPRIATION) BILL. Commons August 11, 1904
Negotiations between the Post Office and National Telephone Company. Commons August 12, 1904
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