Mr David Thomas
1856 - July 3, 1918Summary information for Mr David Thomas
Contributions
1900
2 speeches — COAL FOR THE NAVY—EMERGENCY CONTRACTS. Commons February 6, 1900
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons February 6, 1900
HAY CONTRACTS. Commons February 8, 1900
2 speeches — COAL EMERGENCY CONTRACTS. Commons February 8, 1900
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons February 8, 1900
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE (FINANCIAL BUSINESS). Commons February 12, 1900
2 speeches — SUPPRESSION OF RIOTS BY THE MILITARY. Commons February 13, 1900
FIRST READINGS—THE TEN MINUTE RULE—POINT OF PROCEDURE. Commons February 13, 1900
3 speeches — CATERING FOR TROOPS EMPLOYED IN DISAFFECTED DISTRICTS—THE WELSH COAL RIOTS. Commons February 15, 1900
2 speeches — PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION EXPENSES. Commons February 15, 1900
2 speeches — BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons February 16, 1900
WAYS AND MEANS. Commons February 16, 1900
2 speeches — BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons February 20, 1900
8 speeches — SOUTH AFRICAN REPUBLIC (COMMITTEE OF INQUIRY INTO THE RAID, 1807). Commons February 20, 1900
WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN BESIEGED TOWNS. Commons February 27, 1900
WELSH COAL. Commons February 27, 1900
2 speeches — SOUTH AFRICAN WAR—DEFENCE OF KIMBERLEY—PRESENTATION OF MEDALS BY MR. RHODES. Commons March 9, 1900
THE COMPANIES BILL. Commons May 25, 1900
THE COMPANIES BILL. Commons June 14, 1900
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Commons June 14, 1900
PRIVATE BILL COMMITTEES—SELECTION OF MEMBERS. Commons June 25, 1900
2 speeches — ADMIRALTY COAL CONTRACTS. Commons July 17, 1900
PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION—COST RETURN. Commons July 17, 1900
BRITISH TRADE IN MADAGASCAR. Commons July 19, 1900
NAVAL EMERGENCY COAL CONTRACTS. Commons July 20, 1900
BRITISH AND AMERICAN COAL EXPORTS. Commons July 20, 1900
COAL SUPPLY—SUGGESTED ROYAL COMMISSION. Commons August 2, 1900
DOCUMENTS FOUND AT BLOEMFONTEIN AND PRETORIA SAID TO IMPLICATE M.P.'S. Commons August 3, 1900
STEAM COAL CONTRACTS. Commons August 3, 1900
EXPORTS OF BRITISH COAL. Commons August 3, 1900
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