Lord Henry Cavendish-Bentinck

1863 - October 6, 1931
Summary information for Lord Henry Cavendish-Bentinck

Contributions

1916

LAND SETTLEMENT. Commons February 17, 1916

RECRUITS (SUPPLY OF RAZORS). Written Answers February 21, 1916

CANTEEN CONTRACTORS. Written Answers February 21, 1916

VOTE A.—NUMBER OF LAND FORCES. Commons March 15, 1916

4 speeches — FOOD SUPPLY (AREAS UNCULTIVATED). Commons May 10, 1916

MARRIED MEN'S FURNITURE (REPOSITORIES). Commons May 11, 1916

2 speeches — FOOD SUPPLY (CULTIVABLE AREAS). Commons May 11, 1916

WAR SERVICE FOR WOMEN. Commons May 11, 1916

STRIKES AMONG WORKMEN. Written Answers May 11, 1916

2 speeches — RAILWAY SUPPLY DEPARTMENT (ENLISTED MINERS). Commons May 17, 1916

LAND CULTIVATION (SUPPLY OF LIME). Commons May 17, 1916

NORTH MIDLAND (46th) TERRITORIAL DIVISION. Written Answers June 22, 1916

WAR OFFICE (TEMPORARY WOMEn OLERKS). Commons June 26, 1916

Chief Factory Inspector (Report). Commons June 26, 1916

FIELD CASHIERS (TREASURY NOTES). Written Answers June 28, 1916

INTERNMENT OF ALIENS. Commons June 29, 1916

WOMEN WORKERS (WAGES). Commons July 4, 1916

WAR OFFICE (TEMPORARY WOMEN CLERKS). Commons July 4, 1916

SUNDAY LABOUR (WOMEN AND YOUNG PERSONS). Commons July 5, 1916

BRITISH PRISONERS OF WAR. Commons July 10, 1916

WOMEN WORKERS (MESSRS. VICKERS', ERITH). Commons July 10, 1916

SCHOOL-LEAVING AGE. Commons July 10, 1916

5 speeches — NERVE-SHAKEN SOLDIERS. Commons July 10, 1916

SMALL HOLDING COLONIES BILL [Lords]. Commons July 10, 1916

2 speeches — WAR OFFICE WOMEN CLERKS. Written Answers July 27, 1916

2 speeches — COLONIAL OFFICE.—Class II. Commons August 3, 1916

COLONIAL OFFICE.—Class II. Commons August 3, 1916

CENSORSHIP (PRIVATE LETTERS AND TELEGRAMS). Commons August 14, 1916

EDUCATION. Commons August 14, 1916

PALM KERNELS. Written Answers August 14, 1916

3 speeches — MINISTEY OF MUNITIONS. Commons August 15, 1916

2 speeches — DISCHARGED SOLDIERS. Commons October 17, 1916

CIVIL SERVICE (WAR BONUS). Written Answers October 17, 1916

ENEMY AIR RAIDS. Written Answers October 17, 1916

EXEMPTION CLAIMS. Commons October 19, 1916

CAST ARMY HORSES. Written Answers October 19, 1916

DEATH OF MUNITION WORKERS. Written Answers October 19, 1916

2 speeches — DISABLED SOLDIERS (TREATMENT AND INSTRUCTION). Commons October 26, 1916

TREATMENT OF DISABLED SOLDIERS. Commons October 31, 1916

WHEAT SUPPLIES. Commons November 2, 1916

LAND RECLAMATION. Commons November 2, 1916

HOME SERVICE. Written Answers November 2, 1916

TERRITORIAL FORCE, SALONIKA. Written Answers November 2, 1916

PRISONERS OF WAR. Commons November 7, 1916

TREATMENT OF DISABLED SOLDIERS. Commons November 7, 1916

SALE OF ENEMY PROPERTY. Commons November 8, 1916

PRISONERS OF WAR (UTILISATION OF SERVICES). Commons November 9, 1916

HOME SERVICE. Written Answers November 9, 1916

NAVAL AND MILITARY PENSIONS AND GRANTS. Written Answers November 9, 1916

2 speeches — T.N.T. POISONING. Commons November 14, 1916

WOMEN'S WAGES. Written Answers November 14, 1916

2 speeches — PALM-KERNEL, COTTON, AND LINSEED CAKE. Commons November 21, 1916

PALM KERNELS. Written Answers November 21, 1916

MILK PRICES. Written Answers November 21, 1916

Old Age Pensions. Written Answers November 21, 1916

WEST AFRICA (TAXES). Commons November 23, 1916

NIGERIA. Commons November 23, 1916

GERMAN PRISONERS (EMPLOYMENT ON LAND). Written Answers November 23, 1916

FIELD PUNISHMENT. Commons November 28, 1916

GERMAN EAST AFRICA (SLAVERY). Commons November 28, 1916

INTERNED CIVILIANS. Commons November 28, 1916

WOOLLEN TRADE OPERATIVES (WAR BONUS). Commons November 28, 1916

CLAUSE 9.—(Short Title, Interpretation, and Repeal.) Commons December 4, 1916

2 speeches — SOLDIERS' LEAVE. Commons December 19, 1916

FEEDING STUFFS. Commons December 19, 1916

SUPERPHOSPHATE. Commons December 19, 1916

IRISH POLITICAL PRISONERS (RELEASE). Commons December 31, 1916

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