Mr Charles Bowerman
1851 - June 11, 1947Summary information for Mr Charles Bowerman
Contributions
1916
Railway Trains (Electric Lighting). Commons January 13, 1916
AEROPLANE DOPE SUPPLY. Commons May 11, 1916
WORKERS' RAILWAY TICKETS. Commons May 11, 1916
BRITISH MOTOR CAB COMPANY (ARBITRATION AWARD). Commons May 15, 1916
3 speeches — SOLDIERS' RATIONS. Commons May 23, 1916
2 speeches — OUTPUT OF BEER (RESTRICTION) BILL. Commons May 29, 1916
WOOLWICH ARSENAL (COMPOSITORS' HOURS). Written Answers May 29, 1916
CIVIL LIABILITIES. Commons May 30, 1916
ENTERTAINMENTS DUTY. Commons June 1, 1916
CENTRAL CONTROL BOARD (LIQUOR TRAFFIC). Written Answers June 1, 1916
MATTERS FOR ARBITRATION. Written Answers June 1, 1916
(BANDS IN PARKS.) Commons June 27, 1916
Greenwich Guardians (Balances). Commons June 27, 1916
INTERNED PRISONERS. Written Answers June 29, 1916
2 speeches — CLAUSE 5.—(Supply of Beer to Free Licensed Souses.) Commons July 4, 1916
WAR CERTIFICATES. Commons July 6, 1916
CLAUSE 8.—(Abolition of Investigations of Accidents by Certifying Surgeons.) Commons July 6, 1916
NEW ZEALAND-FORCE(CASUALTIES). Written Answers July 13, 1916
PETROL CONTROL BOARD. Commons July 24, 1916
FOOD PRICES. Commons July 27, 1916
WALLASEY TRIBUNAL. Commons August 16, 1916
FOOD PRICES. Commons August 16, 1916
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS. Commons August 16, 1916
CUSTOMS WATCHERS. Commons August 17, 1916
WOOLWICH ABSENAL. Commons August 21, 1916
HUT ERECTION (EMPLOYMENT OF SOLDIERS). Commons August 21, 1916
BRITISH SHIPS SOLD TO NEUTRALS. Commons November 7, 1916
National Penny Bank. Commons November 7, 1916
CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS. Written Answers November 7, 1916
2 speeches — CHEMICAL WOOD PULP. Commons November 16, 1916
TAXI-CAB DRIVERS. Written Answers November 23, 1916
3 speeches — HOUSE OF COMMONS REFRESHMENT DEPARTMENT. Commons November 30, 1916
SHERWOOD FORESTERS (STABLING EXPENSES). Commons December 19, 1916
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY PROCLAMATION. Commons December 20, 1916
PAPER IMPORTS (POSTERS). Written Answers December 22, 1916
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