Mr Aneurin Williams

1859 - January 20, 1924
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1918

CLAUSE 6.—(Short Title and Duration.) Commons January 10, 1918

4 speeches — CLAUSE 18.—(Modification of Method of Voting in Certain Constituencies.) Commons January 30, 1918

CLAUSE 18.—(Modification of Method of Voting in Certain, Constituencies.) Commons January 31, 1918

2 speeches — UNIVERSITY REPRESENTATION. Commons January 31, 1918

CLAUSE 4.—(Franchises (Women).) Commons January 31, 1918

2 speeches — CONSIDERATION OF AMENDMENTS. Commons February 5, 1918

NAVAL AND MILITARY PENSIONS AND GRANTS. Written Answers April 12, 1918

2 speeches — COAL MINERS. Commons April 29, 1918

SHIPPING LOSSES. Commons April 29, 1918

2 speeches — SOLDIERS' ACCOUNTS. Commons April 29, 1918

MEN OVER FIFTY. Commons May 2, 1918

SUPPLY. Commons May 2, 1918

ARMIES IN EGYPT (FURLOUGH). Commons May 15, 1918

3 speeches — PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION. Commons May 16, 1918

Civil Service Examinations. Written Answers May 16, 1918

2 speeches — CLAUSE 8.—(Provisions as to Compulsory Attendance at Elementary Schools. Commons May 30, 1918

2 speeches — EDUCATION BILL. Commons June 5, 1918

2 speeches — CLAUSE 13.—( Amendment of 3 Edw.7 c. 45 &4 Edw. 7. c. 15.) Commons June 11, 1918

2 speeches — WORKERS (CHANGE OF EMPLOYMENT). Commons June 13, 1918

2 speeches — LEAGUE OF NATIONS. Commons July 17, 1918

CLAUSE 1.—(Substitution of Provisions for Section 7 of the Principal Act.) Commons July 17, 1918

CLAUSE 2.—(Minor Amendments of the Principal Act.) Commons July 17, 1918

NEW CLAUSE.—(National Stains of Married Women.) Commons July 19, 1918

2 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Provisions as to Naturalisation Certificates.) Commons July 19, 1918

4 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Substitution of Provisions for Section 7 of the Principal Act.) Commons July 19, 1918

CLAUSE 2.—(Minor Amendments of the Principal Act.) Commons July 19, 1918

ARMY PAY (INDIA). Written Answers July 22, 1918

2 speeches — VENEREAL DISEASE. Commons July 30, 1918

2 speeches — STATEMENT BY MR. BONAR LAW. Commons August 1, 1918

2 speeches — SICK PAY (UNESTABLISHED GOVERNMENT SERVANTS). Commons August 5, 1918

NAVAL AND MILITARY PENSIONS AND GRANTS. Commons August 5, 1918

PETROLEUM PRODUCTION BILL. Commons August 5, 1918

2 speeches — COAL SUPPLY. Commons October 15, 1918

CLAUSE 5.—(Power to Facilitate Attendance at Secondary Schools and Other Institutions.) Commons October 16, 1918

YOUTHS UNDER NINETEEN. Commons October 22, 1918

CLASS W RESERVE. Commons October 22, 1918

DISABLED MEN (RE-EMPLOYMENT). Written Answers October 22, 1918

HOUSING BILL. Commons October 28, 1918

2 speeches — SKITTLES INN, LETCHWORTH. Commons October 30, 1918

2 speeches — BAKU EVACUATION. Commons October 30, 1918

SEPARATION ALLOWANCES. Commons October 31, 1918

OLD AGE PENSIONS. Written Answers October 31, 1918

GOVERNMENT OF IRELAND. Commons November 5, 1918

ARMENIAN PROVINCES. Commons November 6, 1918

TURKEY. Commons November 7, 1918

INCREASE OF RENT ACT. Commons November 7, 1918

2 speeches — CLAUSE 4.—(Power to Make Regulations as to Proceedings of Committees, etc.) Commons November 14, 1918

CLAUSE 8.—(Duty of Minister to Provide for Cart of Neglected Children of Men Dead or on Service.) Commons November 14, 1918

2 speeches — CLAUSE 1:—(Extension of Power to Grant Pensions to Widows of Constables.) Commons November 14, 1918

CLAUSE 2.—(Further Provisions as to Pensions to Widows of Constables.) Commons November 14, 1918

CLAUSE 4.—(Reckoning of Service in Naval, Military, and Air Forces as Approved Service.) Commons November 14, 1918

CLAUSE 1.—(Extension of Power to Grant Pensions to Widows of Constables.) Commons November 14, 1918

2 speeches — CONSOLIDATED FUND (APPROPRIATION) BILL. Commons November 18, 1918

NAVAL AND MILITARY PENSIONS AND GRANTS. Written Answers November 18, 1918

2 speeches — CLAUSE 5.—(Legal Proceedings.) Commons November 19, 1918

YOUNG SOLDIERS (EDUCATION). Commons November 20, 1918

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