Mr Charles Bowerman
1851 - June 11, 1947Summary information for Mr Charles Bowerman
Contributions
1907
Transfers of Women Telegraphists to London. Commons February 22, 1907
Pay of Customs Watchers. Commons April 15, 1907
London Traffic. Commons April 24, 1907
Customs Watchers Overtime Pay. Commons April 25, 1907
Central Telegraph Office Administration. Commons May 1, 1907
LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL (ELECTRIC SUPPLY) BILL [BY ORDER]. Commons May 9, 1907
3 speeches — Hours of Labour at Deptford Dockyard. Commons May 15, 1907
CLASS II. Commons May 23, 1907
Overtime of London Customs Watchers. Commons May 27, 1907
Workmen's Fares on the Metropolitan Railway. Commons June 3, 1907
Importation of Argentine Cattle. Commons June 3, 1907
Boy Artificers as 5th Class Engine Room Artificers. Commons June 5, 1907
Engine-Room Artificers in the Navy—Supply of Candidates. Commons June 5, 1907
Shortage of Engine-Room Artificers. Commons June 6, 1907
Depletion of Home Establishments of Engine-Room Artificers Commons June 7, 1907
ADVERTISEMENTS REGULATION BILL. Commons June 14, 1907
London Branch Post Offices. Commons June 17, 1907
Nucleus Crews for Destroyers and Torpedo Boats. Commons June 18, 1907
Naval Mechanicians on Sea-going ships. Commons June 19, 1907
Engine Room Artificers at Gunnery and Torpedo Establishments. Commons June 19, 1907
Engine-Room Artificers Required to Complete Nucleus Crews for Home Fleet. Commons June 19, 1907
Cattle Slaughter in the Island of Alderney. Commons June 20, 1907
Metropolitan Police Commission. Commons June 25, 1907
Branch Post Offices at Hackney and Leytonstone—Female Staff. Commons July 1, 1907
2 speeches — Motor Bus Breakdowns. Commons August 15, 1907
Payment for Holidays in Deptford Victualling Yard and West India Dock Naval Store Depot. Commons August 26, 1907
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