Mr Arthur Sherwell

1863 - January 13, 1942
Summary information for Mr Arthur Sherwell

Contributions

1917

8 speeches — SUPPLEMENTARY VOTE OF CREDIT, 1916–17. Commons February 14, 1917

3 speeches — WOOL SUPPLIES COMMANDEERED. Commons February 15, 1917

BOARD OF TRADE.—Class II. Commons June 14, 1917

MILITARY SEEVIOE (REVIEW OF EXCEPTIONS) ACT. Commons June 29, 1917

TOBACCO (PRICES). Commons June 29, 1917

CLAUSE 5.—(Provisions as to Sums made Irrecoverable by 5 & 6 Geo. 5, c. 97.) Commons June 29, 1917

SUGAR. Commons July 2, 1917

CLAUSE 1.—(Continuance of Customs Duties Imposed under 5 & 6 Geo. 5, c. 89.) Commons July 2, 1917

CLAUSE 4.—(Continuance of Additional Duties on Tobacco at Double. Rates.) Commons July 2, 1917

CLAUSE 17.—(Continuance and Increase of Rate of Excess Profits Duty.) Commons July 3, 1917

EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYED. (WHITLEY REPORT). Commons July 5, 1917

OUTPUT OF BEER. Commons July 5, 1917

2 speeches — ORDERS OF THE DAY.AIR FORCES [SALARIES AND REMUNERATION.] Commons November 14, 1917

CLAUSE 1.—(Parliamentary Franchises (Men).) Commons November 15, 1917

2 speeches — CLAUSE 4.—(Franchises (Women).) Commons November 15, 1917

CLAUSE 8.—(Establishment of Air Council.) Commons November 16, 1917

CLAUSE 1.—(Further Prolongation of Present Parliament.) Commons November 19, 1917

ENEMY NEWSPAPERS. Commons November 21, 1917

2 speeches — CLAUSE 8. —(Provision as to Disqualifications.) Commons November 21, 1917

CLAUSE 17.—(Modification of Method of Voting in Certain Constituencies.) Commons November 22, 1917

NEW EIGHTH SCHEDULE. Commons November 28, 1917

LEAFLETS (CENSORSHIP). Commons November 29, 1917

NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE [MONEY]. Commons November 29, 1917

Maximum Scale Commons November 29, 1917

REDISTRIBUTION OF SEATS. Commons November 29, 1917

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