Mr Carlyon Bellairs

1871 - August 22, 1955
Summary information for Mr Carlyon Bellairs

Contributions

1908

German Navy Estimates. Commons February 5, 1908

3 speeches — KING'S SPEECH (MOTION FOR AN ADDRESS). Commons February 6, 1908

Naval Programmes. Commons February 13, 1908

German Naval Policy. Commons February 17, 1908

2 speeches — Naval Policy. Commons February 17, 1908

Inland Revenue Returns and National Prosperity. Commons February 24, 1908

Piracy in the Persian Gulf. Commons February 25, 1908

Admiralty Steam Coal Contracts. Commons February 26, 1908

Navy Estimates. Commons February 26, 1908

Naval Mechanicians and Boy Artificers. Commons February 27, 1908

3 speeches — Navy Estimates. Commons March 2, 1908

2 speeches — REDUCTION OF ARMAMENTS. Commons March 2, 1908

British Naval Attaché;s Abroad Commons March 3, 1908

3 speeches — SUPPLY (NAVY ESTIMATES). Commons March 3, 1908

2 speeches — The "Speedwell" Disaster. Commons March 5, 1908

New Armoured Ships. Commons March 9, 1908

Destroyers at Devonport. Commons March 9, 1908

7 speeches — NAVY ESTIMATES, 1908–9. Commons March 9, 1908

Naval Gun Reserves. Commons March 10, 1908

2 speeches — Navy Estimates. Commons March 11, 1908

ARMY ESTIMATES, 1908–9. Commons March 12, 1908

SUPPLY (ARMY ESTIMATES.) Commons March 12, 1908

Refrigerating Machinery in Ships Magazines. Commons March 16, 1908

2 speeches — Manufacture of Explosives—Case of Messrs. Kynoch. Commons March 16, 1908

Pembroke Explosion. Commons March 16, 1908

3 speeches — New Heater Torpedo. Commons March 17, 1908

The Channel Fleet. Commons March 17, 1908

Refrigerating Machinery on Battleships. Commons March 19, 1908

2 speeches — Defective Cordite. Commons March 19, 1908

Rosyth Water Supply. Commons March 19, 1908

3 speeches — SUPPLY [10TH MARCH] REPORT [4TH ALLOTTED DAY]. Commons March 19, 1908

Royal Marine Artillery Afloat. Commons March 23, 1908

Royal Marine Artillery Ashore. Commons March 23, 1908

2 speeches — Destruction of Cordite. Commons March 26, 1908

2 speeches — Cordite and Mercuric Chloride. Commons March 26, 1908

Cordite Dispute with Messrs Kynoch. Commons March 26, 1908

2 speeches — War Office Supply of Cordite. Commons March 30, 1908

2 speeches — Cordite Destroyed. Commons April 3, 1908

Arming of the "Dreadnought." Commons April 14, 1908

Army Maps. Commons April 28, 1908

Education of Army Officers. Commons April 28, 1908

H. M. S. "Bulwark"—Dredging Naval Harbours. Commons April 28, 1908

Military and Naval Prisons—Prisoners and Staff. Commons April 28, 1908

Inquiry into Personnel and Training of the Royal Navy. Commons April 28, 1908

4 speeches — Naval Cordite Reserves. Commons April 28, 1908

2 speeches — Cordite Silver Test. Commons April 28, 1908

2 speeches — Messrs. Kynoch and Cordite. Commons April 28, 1908

Reissues of Cordite. Commons April 28, 1908

Forth to Clyde Canal. Commons April 28, 1908

3 speeches — H.M.S. "Gladiator." Commons April 29, 1908

2 speeches — Orders in Council. Commons April 29, 1908

Admiralty Dredgers in Egypt. Commons April 30, 1908

Cordite containing Mercuric Chloride. Commons April 30, 1908

Messrs. Kynochs and Government Contracts. Commons April 30, 1908

Military Operations in India. Commons May 1, 1908

The Pacific Cable. Commons May 4, 1908

Imports of Acetone. Commons May 4, 1908

2 speeches — Cordite for the Navy. Commons May 4, 1908

Cordite Tests. Commons May 4, 1908

Lord Rayleigh's Committee on Explosives. Commons May 4, 1908

2 speeches — H.M.S. "Majestic." Commons May 7, 1908

Accidents to Destroyers. Commons May 7, 1908

H.M.S. "Terrible." Commons May 7, 1908

Mercuric Chloride in Blasting Explosives. Commons May 7, 1908

3 speeches — Naval Cordite. Commons May 11, 1908

2 speeches — War Office Cordite. Commons May 11, 1908

Reserve of Acetone. Commons May 12, 1908

3 speeches — Naval Courts Martial. Commons May 12, 1908

3 speeches — H.M.S. "Charybdis." Commons May 12, 1908

Naval Accidents. Commons May 13, 1908

Home Fleet. Commons May 14, 1908

2 speeches — Cost of Naval Gunners. Commons May 18, 1908

2 speeches — Lieutenants for Nucleus Crews. Commons May 18, 1908

2 speeches — Naval Casualties. Commons May 19, 1908

H.M.S. "Tiger." Commons May 19, 1908

2 speeches — The "Tiger" Court Martial. Commons May 19, 1908

2 speeches — Nucleus Crew on H M. S. "Terrible" Commons May 21, 1908

2 speeches — The Official Secrets Bill. Commons May 21, 1908

Submarine B 4. Commons May 28, 1908

Naval Casualties. Commons May 28, 1908

6 speeches — Naval Casualties. Commons May 28, 1908

2 speeches — Collision between H.M.S. "Lively" and H.M.S. "Earnest." Commons June 1, 1908

Alleged Collision of a Submarine. Commons June 1, 1908

2 speeches — H.M.S. "Angler." Commons June 1, 1908

3 speeches — Returns of Naval Casualties. Commons June 25, 1908

Cadets at Dartmouth, Osborne, and on Cruisers. Commons June 26, 1908

Honours for Army Officers. Commons June 29, 1908

Honours for Navy Officers. Commons June 29, 1908

Discussion of Naval Estimates. Commons June 29, 1908

Naval Collisions. Commons June 29, 1908

H.M.S. "Irresistible." Commons July 1, 1908

Dockyard Territorials. Commons July 1, 1908

2 speeches — The Navy Estimates. Commons July 1, 1908

2 speeches — Dissensions in the Navy. Commons July 8, 1908

7 speeches — NAVY ESTIMATES, 1908–9. Commons July 8, 1908

3 speeches — Naval Dissensions. Commons July 13, 1908

8 speeches — NAVY ESTIMATES, 1908–9. Commons July 13, 1908

The Admiralty and the Press Commons July 16, 1908

Commissions for Private Students at Keyham. Commons July 23, 1908

New Armoured Cruiser. Commons July 27, 1908

SUPPLY [18TH ALLOTTED DAY.] Commons July 27, 1908

Naval Paymasters. Commons July 28, 1908

2 speeches — German Naval Expenditure. Commons July 28, 1908

3 speeches — The Admiralty and the Press. Commons July 28, 1908

Government Army Policy. Commons July 28, 1908

Mess Payment System in the Navy. Commons July 29, 1908

Spark Catchers on Factory Chimneys. Commons July 29, 1908

Naval and Military Courts of Inquiry. Commons July 29, 1908

German Destroyers. Commons July 29, 1908

5 speeches — Germany v. British Shipbuilding Programmes. Commons July 29, 1908

Naval Discussions. Commons July 30, 1908

Naval Officers and the Press. Commons July 30, 1908

Naval officers and Foreign Languages. Commons July 31, 1908

Loss of H.M.S. "Whiting." Commons July 31, 1908

H.M.S. "Defence." Commons August 1, 1908

Naval Programmes. Commons August 1, 1908

H.M.S. "Indomitable." Commons August 1, 1908

Naval Manœuvres. Commons August 1, 1908

H.M.S. "Whiting." Commons October 12, 1908

War Material. Commons October 12, 1908

Channel Fleet Battleships. Commons October 15, 1908

Reservation for Government Use of Line from Essen to Coast of Germany. Commons October 19, 1908

The New Battleships. Commons October 19, 1908

2 speeches — Dartmouth Naval College. Commons October 19, 1908

H.M.S. "Gladiator." Commons October 21, 1908

2 speeches — New Destroyers. Commons October 21, 1908

2 speeches — Strikes and Naval Expenditure. Commons October 21, 1908

2 speeches — First Class Cruisers. Commons October 21, 1908

Changes in the Coastguard Service. Commons October 22, 1908

Cost of Destroyers. Commons October 22, 1908

Naval Unreadiness for War. Commons October 22, 1908

4 speeches — The Channel Fleet. Commons October 22, 1908

Taxes in England and Ireland. Commons October 23, 1908

Naval Works—Under-Expenditure caused by Strikes. Commons October 26, 1908

Admiralty Excess Expenditure. Commons October 26, 1908

Rosyth Dockyard Water Scheme. Commons October 26, 1908

The Channel Fleet Battleship Repairs. Commons October 27, 1908

Mediterranean Fleet Cruisers. Commons October 27, 1908

Subsidy to Inter-Parliamentary Union. Commons October 29, 1908

THE POSTPONEMENT OF QUESTIONS. Commons October 29, 1908

Private Students at Keyham. Commons October 30, 1908

Laying Down of New Battleships. Commons October 30, 1908

5 speeches — Status of Battleships. Commons November 2, 1908

2 speeches — Cost of Cordite. Commons November 2, 1908

Channel Fleet Command. Commons November 3, 1908

3 speeches — Examinations for Naval Cadets. Commons November 3, 1908

Essen Railway. Commons November 3, 1908

H.M.S. "Lord Nelson." Commons November 5, 1908

Contracts for New Destroyers. Commons November 5, 1908

Contracts for Armoured Ships. Commons November 5, 1908

Delayed Shipbuilding. Commons November 5, 1908

4 speeches — Dartmouth Cadets' Examinations. Commons November 5, 1908

2 speeches — Naval Classification. Commons November 5, 1908

Relief of Unemployment—Extra Men at the Dockyards. Commons November 9, 1908

4 speeches — Fleet Exercises. Commons November 9, 1908

2 speeches — The Channel Fleet. Commons November 12, 1908

5 speeches — Speed of the New Destroyers. Commons November 16, 1908

British and Foreign Naval Estimates. Commons November 16, 1908

Naval Shipbuilding—Cost of Increased Speed. Commons November 24, 1908

Manning of the Navy. Commons November 24, 1908

2 speeches — North German Essen Railway. Commons November 24, 1908

2 speeches — Naval Destroyers. Commons November 25, 1908

Naval Visits to South Africa. Commons November 25, 1908

3 speeches — Subsidies to Steamship Lines. Commons November 27, 1908

H. M. S "Gladiator." Commons December 1, 1908

2 speeches — H. M. S. "Barfleur." Commons December 1, 1908

H.M.S. "Barfleur." Commons December 3, 1908

Naval Manœuvres—Speech of Rear-Admiral Finnis. Commons December 7, 1908

2 speeches — H.M.S. "Barfleur." Commons December 7, 1908

Rooms for Party Leaders. Commons December 8, 1908

4 speeches — COAL MINES (EIGHT HOURS) (No. 2) BILL. Commons December 10, 1908

Export of New Ships—Board of Trade Returns. Commons December 16, 1908

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE. Commons December 16, 1908

Effective War Ships. Commons December 17, 1908

Foreign Navy Estimates. Commons December 17, 1908

H.M.S. "Philomel." Commons December 17, 1908

Navy—Ships Struck off the Effective List. Commons December 18, 1908

Registration of Newspapers—Postage Rates. Commons December 19, 1908

New Battleships—Great Britain, Germany and United States. Commons December 19, 1908

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