Mr Charles Schwann
1844 - July 13, 1929Summary information for Mr Charles Schwann
Contributions
1904
Atrocities on the Congo—Action of the Powers. Commons February 18, 1904
Central Telegraph Office—Women Season Substitutes. Commons February 25, 1904
Hyde Park. Commons February 25, 1904
India—Excess Amount Drawn from Home Charges. Commons March 11, 1904
6 speeches — HALL MARKING OF FOREIGN PLATE BILL. Commons March 18, 1904
Promotion of Postmen to Postmasterships. Commons March 24, 1904
Indian Official Secrets Act. Commons March 24, 1904
Prosecution of Mr. Tilak. Commons April 14, 1904
Argentina Cattle Trade. Commons April 14, 1904
Indian Coinage Commons April 21, 1904
Nursing in Workhouses Commons April 21, 1904
Education in Ceylon. Commons April 26, 1904
Prosecution of Mr. Tilak. Commons April 26, 1904
Workhouse Nursing—Report of Committee. Commons April 28, 1904
Estate Schools in Ceylon. Commons April 28, 1904
Manchester Volunteers' Camp Arrangement. Commons May 3, 1904
Seistan Boundary Commission Commons May 3, 1904
INDIAN COUNCILS BILL. Commons June 1, 1904
Russian Influence in Tibet. Commons June 8, 1904
New Indian Province Administrators. Commons June 9, 1904
MR. Tilak's Case. Commons June 9, 1904
Education of Coolie Children in Ceylon. Commons June 20, 1904
The Indian Viceroy's Council. Commons June 20, 1904
Commission to Sub-Postmasters on Postal Orders. Commons June 27, 1904
Telegraphists and Appointments on the Engineering Staff. Commons June 27, 1904
Insanitary Condition of Sandy (Bedfordshire). Commons June 28, 1904
Publication of List of Titled Persons in India. Commons June 30, 1904
Administration of Panna. Commons June 30, 1904
Qualifications for Post Office Engineering Department. Commons July 8, 1904
Crime in Ceylon—Transportation instead of Capital Punishment. Commons July 13, 1904
Insanitary Condition of Sandy, Bedfordshire Commons July 22, 1904
Indian Village Police. Commons August 2, 1904
Expulsion of the Bara Thakar of Hill Tipperah from Agartola. Commons August 10, 1904
Petition of Mr. Bruce Reynolds Wilson. Commons August 10, 1904
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