Mr Charles Stuart-Wortley
1851 - April 24, 1926Summary information for Mr Charles Stuart-Wortley
Contributions
1894
2 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress, 20th December.] Commons January 1, 1894
COMMITTEE. [Progress, 2nd January.] Commons January 3, 1894
LABOUR IN THE POTTERIES. Commons January 4, 1894
FRAUDS IN THE LONDON MEAT TRADE. Commons January 9, 1894
COMMITTEE. [Progress, 8th January.] Commons January 9, 1894
INDUSTRIAL STATISTICS. Commons February 19, 1894
SHEFFIELD POST OFFICE. Commons February 20, 1894
METROPOLITAN POLICE COURT CLERKS. Commons March 15, 1894
CLASS II. Commons March 15, 1894
MOTION FOR LEAVE. Commons March 29, 1894
3 speeches — CLASS I. Commons March 29, 1894
PISTOLS AND REVOLVERS ACCIDENTS. Commons March 30, 1894
CLASS 1. Commons March 30, 1894
2 speeches — SECOND READING. Commons May 2, 1894
FATAL EXPLOSION AT WALTHAM ABBEY. Commons May 7, 1894
RESOLUTION. Commons May 9, 1894
CLASS I. Commons May 21, 1894
2 speeches — PEEVENTION OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN BILL—(No. 44.) Commons May 23, 1894
LAUNDRIES AND THE FACTORY BILL. Commons June 7, 1894
IMPORTS OF FOREIGN-MADE GOODS. Commons June 8, 1894
LONDON STREETS AND BUILDINGS BILL (by Order). Commons July 16, 1894
THE CONGO FREE STATE. Commons July 16, 1894
FRANCE AND THE CONGO TREATY. Commons July 16, 1894
2 speeches — THE SCOTCH COAL STRIKE. Commons July 26, 1894
2 speeches — INSPECTORS OF METALLIFEROUS MINES. Commons July 31, 1894
2 speeches — CIVIL SERVICES AND REVENUE DEPARTMENTS, 1894–5 Commons July 31, 1894
JABEZ BALFOUK. Commons August 2, 1894
SECOND READING. Commons August 2, 1894
2 speeches — HOUSING OF THE WORKING CLASSES. Commons August 7, 1894
COMMITTEE. [Progress, 10th August.] Commons August 13, 1894
COMMITTEE. [Progress, 30th April.] Commons August 13, 1894
COMMITTEE. Commons August 13, 1894
CONSIDERATION. Commons August 14, 1894
2 speeches — CLASS II. Commons August 17, 1894
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