Mr Alfred Hamersley
1848 - February 25, 1929Summary information for Mr Alfred Hamersley
Contributions
1911
2 speeches — CANADA AND IMPERIAL PREFERENCE. Commons February 9, 1911
Outdoor Relief Orders. Commons February 14, 1911
Imperial Conference. Commons February 16, 1911
2 speeches — Imperial Conference, 1911. Commons February 27, 1911
2 speeches — VOTE A.—NUMBER OF LAND FORCES. Commons March 22, 1911
Territorial Forces (Rifle Ranges). Written Answers March 27, 1911
2 speeches — Rifle Range Accommodation. Commons April 4, 1911
Death Duties. Written Answers April 4, 1911
Territorial Forces (Officers). Commons April 11, 1911
Imperial Conference (Secretarial Staff). Commons April 11, 1911
CLAUSE 2.—(Restriction of the powers of the House of Lords as to Bills other than Money Bills.) Commons May 1, 1911
Territorial Force. Written Answers May 4, 1911
Territorial Force. Written Answers May 11, 1911
2 speeches — NATIONAL INSURANCE (FINANCIAL RESOLUTION). Commons July 6, 1911
2 speeches — Small Holdings. Commons July 12, 1911
CLAUSE 8.—(Rates and Conditions of Benefits.) Commons July 17, 1911
CLAUSE 9.—(Reduced Sales of Benefit in Certain Cases.) Commons July 18, 1911
CLAUSE 12.—(Provisions in the case of contributors who are inmates of hospitals, etc.). Commons July 31, 1911
BENEFIT TO WORKMEN. Written Answers August 17, 1911
3 speeches — CLAUSE 18.—(Conditions for the Approval of Approved Societies.) Commons October 26, 1911
NEW CLAUSE (Proposed 15th November).— (Special Provisions where Employer liable to Pay Wages during Sickness.) Commons November 16, 1911
Rifle Ranges. Commons November 21, 1911
Village Credit Banks. Commons November 21, 1911
2 speeches — PART II.—EXCEPTIONS. Commons November 21, 1911
5 speeches — RATES OF CONTRIBUTION UNDER PART I. OF THIS ACT RELATING TO HEALTH INSURANCE. Commons December 4, 1911
Out Relief (Local Government Board Order). Commons December 12, 1911
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