Lord Edmund Talbot
1855 - May 18, 1947Summary information for Lord Edmund Talbot
Contributions
1918
2 speeches — BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons January 15, 1918
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons January 23, 1918
2 speeches — STATEMENT BY MR. BONAR LAW. Commons March 21, 1918
2 speeches — "WESTMEATH INDEPENDENT" (SEIZURE). Commons April 9, 1918
5 speeches — BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons April 13, 1918
3 speeches — ENACTMENTS REPEALED. Commons April 15, 1918
PUBLIC BUILDINGS, GREAT BRITAIN.— Class I. Commons April 18, 1918
GAS UNDERTAKINGS (STATUTORY PRICES). Commons April 18, 1918
TRAMWAY, ETC. (STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS). Commons April 24, 1918
SUPPLY. Commons May 2, 1918
HORSE BREEDING [EXPENSES]. Commons May 6, 1918
2 speeches — HORSE BREEDING [EXPENSES.] Commons May 6, 1918
HORSE BREEDING BILL. Commons May 13, 1918
EMIGRATION [EXPENSES.] Commons June 3, 1918
EMIGRATION [EXPENSES]. Commons June 4, 1918
CLAUSE 13.—( Amendment of 3 Edw.7 c. 45 &4 Edw. 7. c. 15.) Commons June 11, 1918
TRADE BOARDS [EXPENSES]. Commons June 19, 1918
TRADE BOARDS [EXPENSES]. Commons June 20, 1918
2 speeches — TRADE BOARDS [EXPENSES]. Commons June 24, 1918
2 speeches — LUXURY DUTY. Commons July 1, 1918
SUMMARY JURISDICTION (IRELAND) BILL. Commons July 2, 1918
FLAX COMPANIES (FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE) BILL. Commons July 3, 1918
Clause 3 (Short Title) ordered to stand part of the Bill. Commons July 10, 1918
Sir G. CAVE'S STATEMENT. Commons July 11, 1918
4 speeches — EMERGENCY LEGISLATION (SELECT COMMITTEE). Commons July 16, 1918
PUBLIC WORKS LOANS [REMISSION OF DEBTS]. Commons July 23, 1918
3 speeches — CRIMINAL LAW AMENDMENT BILL [Lords] AND SEXUAL OFFENCES BILL [Lords]. Commons July 24, 1918
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons July 25, 1918
SUPPLY. Commons July 30, 1918
2 speeches — BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons August 2, 1918
EMERGENCY LEGISLATION. Commons August 2, 1918
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons August 6, 1918
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