Lord Balcarres

1871 - March 8, 1940
Summary information for Lord Balcarres

Contributions

1910

8 speeches — TREASURY (TEMPORARY BORROWING) BILL. Commons March 4, 1910

2 speeches — Deduction from Bank of England Dividends. Commons March 7, 1910

2 speeches — Duke of Bedford's Thorney Estate. Commons March 8, 1910

2 speeches — VOTES A AND 1. Commons March 11, 1910

2 speeches — Indian Duties. Commons March 15, 1910

Unemployment in Foreign Countries. Commons March 16, 1910

3 speeches — Bank of England (Dividends on Government Securities). Commons March 21, 1910

France (New Duties on Steel Goods). Commons March 23, 1910

2 speeches — Far East (Government's Policy). Commons March 23, 1910

Russia and Japan. Commons March 23, 1910

Egypt (Murder of Bautros Ghali Pasha). Commons March 23, 1910

Development Grant (Weaver Navigation). Commons March 30, 1910

Somerset County Council (Whisky Money). Commons April 4, 1910

Bosnia Annexation Conference. Commons April 6, 1910

Relations Between the Two Houses (Procedure). Commons April 7, 1910

BILLS OTHER THAN MONEY BILLS. Commons April 12, 1910

Non-Provided Schools, Lancashire(Structural Alterations). Commons April 13, 1910

2 speeches — Grants for Higher Education. Commons April 20, 1910

MILITARY MANŒUVRES ACT, 1897. (ORDER IN COUNCIL). Commons April 20, 1910

Captain Grogan's Conviction (East Africa). Commons April 21, 1910

Admiralty Yacht Guests. Commons April 25, 1910

3 speeches — DEVELOPMENT AND ROAD IMPROVEMENTS FUNDS ACT (1909) AMENDMENT BILL. Commons April 25, 1910

3 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Increase of Number of Development Commissioners.) Commons April 26, 1910

2 speeches — CLAUSE 2.—PENSIONS. Commons April 26, 1910

3 speeches — DEVELOPMENT AND ROAD IMPROVEMENT FUNDS ACT (1909) AMENDMENT BILL. Commons April 27, 1910

NORWICH CHARITIES (No. 2) BILL. Commons June 10, 1910

2 speeches — Labour Exchanges (Staff). Commons June 15, 1910

2 speeches — INCREMENT VALUE DUTIES. Commons June 20, 1910

KASAI DISTRICT (CONSUL TIIESIGER'S REPORT). Commons June 21, 1910

KATANGA REGION (NATIVE SOLDIERS). Commons June 21, 1910

RIGHTS or BBITISH SUBJECTS IN KATANGA. Commons June 21, 1910

REGULATIONS FOB, EXPULSION. Commons June 21, 1910

2 speeches — Duke of York's School (Chelsea Site). Commons June 23, 1910

2 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Compensation to Tenants for Disturbance.) Commons June 24, 1910

2 speeches — TEMPORARY VALUERS. Commons June 28, 1910

4 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Vesting of Chapel in the Commissioners of Works.) Commons June 28, 1910

Inland Revenue (Mineral Department). Written Answers June 28, 1910

SALES or BEER (RETURNS). Commons June 29, 1910

Finance Bill, 1909–10 (Ways and Means Resolutions). Written Answers July 4, 1910

2 speeches — SCHEDULE. Commons July 5, 1910

4 speeches — MINES ACCIDENTS (RESCUE AND AID) BILL. Commons July 5, 1910

STAMP DUTY. Commons July 7, 1910

5 speeches — WAR OFFICE. Commons July 13, 1910

Russo-Japanese War (Russian Fleet and British Ships). Commons July 14, 1910

2 speeches — KING EDWARD VII. (FUNERAL EXPENSES). Commons July 15, 1910

SHERIFFS COURTS (SCOTLAND) (AMENDMENT) BILL. Commons July 15, 1910

Home Office Staff (Appointments since January, 1906). Commons July 18, 1910

Cruiser "Sutlej" (Explosion). Commons July 20, 1910

LAND VALUATION. Commons July 20, 1910

Royal Marine Light Infantry (J. S. Barnard). Commons July 21, 1910

3 speeches — County Court Proceedings (Case of Mr. Dockett). Commons July 21, 1910

2 speeches — MEDITERRANEAN COMMAND. Commons July 21, 1910

3 speeches — Outbreak of Foot-and-Mouth Disease near Ripon. Commons July 25, 1910

Agricultural Holdings (Scotland) Act (1908) Amendment Bill. Commons July 25, 1910

Undeveloped Land Duty (Lancs.). Commons July 25, 1910

3 speeches — Land Valuation. Commons July 25, 1910

Postmen (Use of Lifts). Commons July 26, 1910

Morocco (Alleged Outrage at Fez). Commons July 27, 1910

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