Mr Charles Duncan

1865 - July 6, 1933
Summary information for Mr Charles Duncan

Contributions

1916

2 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Remuneration and Employment o Semi-skilled and Unskilled Labour.) Commons January 4, 1916

NOTICES OF DISMISSAL. Commons January 6, 1916

PARCELS FOR SOLDIERS AND SAILORS. Written Answers January 10, 1916

Customs and Excise Departments. Commons January 12, 1916

EMPLOYMENT OF WOUNDED AND INVALIDED SOLDIERS. Commons February 22, 1916

ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS. Commons February 23, 1916

DISCHARGE OF WORKMEN. Commons February 23, 1916

MAJOR SIR FRANCIS VANE. Written Answers February 29, 1916

2 speeches — DISCHARGE OF WORKMEN (MALDON). Written Answers February 29, 1916

E. H. BENTALL, LIMITED, MALDON. Commons March 2, 1916

PORTSMOUTH CORPORATION (EMPLOYéS' STRIKE. Commons March 2, 1916

Portsmouth Corporation (Employés' Strike). Commons March 2, 1916

SEAMEN (ATTESTATION). Commons March 7, 1916

STEWARDS IN PASSENGER VESSELS. Commons March 7, 1916

MERCHANT SEAMEN (ATTESTATION). Written Answers March 7, 1916

Wood Eaton Common, Oxford. Written Answers March 8, 1916

2 speeches — Ecclesiastical Commissioners (Licensed Premises). Written Answers March 8, 1916

LOCAL TRIBUNALS. Commons March 9, 1916

EMPLOYERS AND TRADE UNIONS. Written Answers March 9, 1916

RETRENCHMENT COMMITTEE(REPORT). Written Answers March 14, 1916

CUSTOMS WATCHERS. Written Answers March 14, 1916

NATIONAL INSURANCE ACT (APPROVED SOCIETIES). Written Answers March 14, 1916

PORTSMOUTH GARRISON ORDERS. Commons March 16, 1916

TENT-MAKING. Commons March 16, 1916

SOLDIERS' LABOUR. Written Answers March 16, 1916

GUNWHARF, PORTSMOUTH (WOMEN LABOUR). Commons May 4, 1916

SUMNER STREET FILLING FACTORY (LABOUR DISPUTE). Commons May 25, 1916

SHIPS' CREWS (BONUS). Commons May 25, 1916

Ecclesiastical Commissioners (Licensed Houses). Written Answers May 30, 1916

2 speeches — CONTROLLED ESTABLISHMENTS. Commons May 31, 1916

CRANE DRIVERS (NEWPORT). Written Answers June 1, 1916

Chinese Seamen (East London Lodging Houses). Written Answers June 1, 1916

ENGINE-ROOM ARTIFICERS. Commons June 20, 1916

WOOLWICH ARSENAL WARDKKS (OVERTIME). Commons June 27, 1916

WOOLWICH ARSENAL (CLERKS' WAGES). Written Answers June 29, 1916

2 speeches — BARNBOW MUNITION WORKS, LEEDS. Commons July 4, 1916

ROYAL DOCKYARDS (RATES OF PAY). Commons July 4, 1916

Customs and Excise Service (Promotion). Written Answers July 4, 1916

WALTHAM: ABBEY FACTORY. Written Answers July 10, 1916

ROYAL GUNPOWDER FACTORY (PROMOTION). Written Answers July 11, 1916

LOCAL TRIBUNALS. Commons July 18, 1916

2 speeches — BELGIAN FACTORY. Commons July 19, 1916

STATIONERY OFFICE. Commons July 27, 1916

STATIONERY OFFICE CLERKS. Commons August 7, 1916

2 speeches — WORKMEN'S WAGES. Commons August 16, 1916

ARMY ORDNANCE DEPOT, FORTH-SIDE, STIRLING. Commons August 16, 1916

2 speeches — RIYAL DOCKYARDS. Commons August 17, 1916

2 speeches — Customs and Excise Service (Promotions). Written Answers August 17, 1916

INDUSTRIAL DIFFERENCES. Commons August 21, 1916

Civil Service (Employment of Women). Written Answers August 23, 1916

CIVIL SERVICE (WAR BONUS). Written Answers October 19, 1916

ENGINE-BOOM ARTIFICERS (PROMOTION). Written Answers November 9, 1916

HOUSING ACCOMMODATION, BARROW-IN- FURNESS. Written Answers November 9, 1916

BROOM-HANDLES (IMPORTATION). Commons November 16, 1916

ROSYTH DOCKYARD (TRANSFERRED WORKMEN). Written Answers November 16, 1916

ENGINE-ROOM ARTIFICERS. Written Answers November 22, 1916

Hydrographic Department Messengers (Pay). Written Answers December 14, 1916

Admiralty Messengers (Overtime Rates). Written Answers December 14, 1916

NEW MINISTRIES AND SECRETARIES BILL. Commons December 18, 1916

WAR OFFICE CONTRACTS (PIECEWORK PRICES). Commons December 19, 1916

MESSRS. WARING AND GILLOW. Commons December 19, 1916

BANK HOLIDAYS. Commons December 19, 1916

CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY PROCLAMATION. Commons December 20, 1916

Old Age Pensions. Written Answers December 22, 1916

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