Mr Claud Alexander

1831 - 1888
Summary information for Mr Claud Alexander

Contributions

1881

MERCANTILE MARINE—THE LISTS. Commons February 3, 1881

ARMY—THE MARTINI-HENRY RIFLE. Commons February 10, 1881

TEINDS OR TITHES (SCOTLAND)—LEGISLATION. Commons February 14, 1881

SOUTH AFRICA —THE TRANSVAAL (MILITARY OPERATIONS)—THE REINFORCEMENTS. Commons February 17, 1881

ARMY—QUARTERMASTERS. Commons February 21, 1881

SOUTH AFRICA—THE TRANSVAAL (MILITARY OPERATIONS)—REINFORCEMENTS. Commons February 24, 1881

ARMY RE-ORGANIZATION—ARTILLERY MILITIA. Commons March 10, 1881

SUPPLY—ARMY ESTIMATES. Commons March 17, 1881

3 speeches — PARLIAMENT—BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE—THE COUNT-OUT ON TUESDAY. Commons May 12, 1881

PARLIAMENT—PRIVILEGE (MR. P. EGAN). Commons May 30, 1881

2 speeches — NOMINATION OF SELECT COMMITTEE. Commons June 9, 1881

ARMY RE-ORGANIZATION—THE ROYAL WARRANT, 1881. Commons June 16, 1881

ARMY ORGANIZATION—RETIREMENT OF OFFICERS. Commons June 24, 1881

ARMY ORGANIZATION—MACLEOD'S HIGHLANDERS. Commons June 28, 1881

ORDINARY CONDITIONS OF TENANCIES. Commons June 29, 1881

4 speeches — NOMINATION OF SELECT COMMITTEE. Commons July 12, 1881

2 speeches — [BILL 216.] SECOND READING. Commons July 18, 1881

3 speeches — [BILL 8.] COMMITTEE. Commons July 21, 1881

CLASS II.—SALARIES AND EXPENSES OF CIVIL DEPARTMENTS. Commons July 29, 1881

MINISTERIAL STATEMENT. Commons August 1, 1881

13 speeches — [BILL 193.] COMMITTEE. Commons August 1, 1881

2 speeches — CLASS II.—SALARIES AND EXPENSES OF CIVIL DEPARTMENTS. Commons August 3, 1881

POLICE SUPERANNUATION (GREAT BRITAIN). Commons August 4, 1881

5 speeches — SUPPLY—ARMY ESTIMATES. Commons August 4, 1881

4 speeches — SUPPLY—ARMY ESTIMATES. Commons August 5, 1881

2 speeches — CLASS III.—LAW AND JUSTICE. Commons August 5, 1881

2 speeches — ARMY ORGANIZATION—QUARTERMASTERS. Commons August 11, 1881

ARMY PROMOTION—COMBATANT OFFICERS. Commons August 12, 1881

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