Mr Arthur Henderson

1863 - October 20, 1935
Summary information for Mr Arthur Henderson

Contributions

1907

KING'S SPEECH (MOTION FOR AN ADDRESS). Commons February 18, 1907

Factory Act—Extension of Particulars Section. Commons February 21, 1907

Factory Inspection. Commons February 21, 1907

2 speeches — MARRIAGE WITH A DECEASED WIFE'S SISTER BILL. Commons February 22, 1907

2 speeches — SUPPLY (ARMY ESTIMATES). Commons February 25, 1907

Charitable Institutions and the Truck Acts. Commons March 14, 1907

Wages Inquiry. Commons March 14, 1907

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons March 14, 1907

OBSTRUCTIVE MOTIONS AND BILLS. Commons March 27, 1907

2 speeches — Church Army Workshops. Commons April 8, 1907

Deportation of British Subjects. Commons April 11, 1907

Blocking Motions. Commons April 11, 1907

SWEATED INDUSTRIES BILL. Commons April 12, 1907

Fines For Gambling. Commons June 3, 1907

Great Britain and Russia Commons June 13, 1907

TERRITORIAL AND RESERVE FORCES BILL. Commons June 19, 1907

HOUSE OF LORDS. Commons June 25, 1907

2 speeches — Ascot Race Meeting -Police Expenses. Commons June 26, 1907

Inspection of Workshops of Charitable Institutions. Commons June 27, 1907

Sweated Industries. Commons June 27, 1907

Charitable Employments. Commons July 15, 1907

Wage Particulars. Commons July 15, 1907

Wages in Protective Countries. Commons July 15, 1907

Inspection of Contract Work. Commons July 16, 1907

2 speeches — H.M.S. "Edward VII." Rudder. Commons July 23, 1907

SMALL HOLDINGS AND ALLOTMENTS BILL. Commons August 12, 1907

QUALIFICATION OF WOMEN (COUNTY AND BOROUGH COUNCILS) BILL [LORDS]. Commons August 12, 1907

The Belfast Riots. Commons August 13, 1907

YORK (MICKLEGATE STRAYS) BILL (LORDS) (BY ORDER). Commons August 13, 1907

Antwerp Strike. Commons August 14, 1907

CONSOLIDATED FUND (APPROPRIATION) BILL. Commons August 15, 1907

QUALIFICATION OF AVOMEN (COUNTY AND BOROUGH COUNCILS) BILL [LORDS]. Commons August 16, 1907

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