Mr Douglas Hall

1866 - June 30, 1923
Summary information for Mr Douglas Hall

Contributions

1911

Sir Francis Hopwood's Appointments. Commons February 13, 1911

Service Superannuation. Written Answers February 13, 1911

Torpedo Destroyers. Written Answers February 13, 1911

Metropolitan Police (Sidney Street Attack). Written Answers February 13, 1911

2 speeches — Royal Garrison Artillery (Retiring Age of Warrant Officers). Commons February 14, 1911

Osborne (Lieut.-Colonel Kilkelly's Resignation). Commons February 14, 1911

Questions to Ministers. Commons February 16, 1911

Development Board (Vice-Chairman). Commons February 16, 1911

Sidney Street Attack. Written Answers February 16, 1911

2 speeches — Osborne (Lieut.-Colonel Kilkelly's Resignation). Commons February 21, 1911

Parkhurst Prison. Commons February 23, 1911

3 speeches — Parliament Bill and Home Rule (Ireland and Scotland). Commons February 27, 1911

House of Lords. Commons March 6, 1911

2 speeches — Bee Disease (Isle of Wight). Commons March 6, 1911

Newspaper Telegraphic Charges (Jersey). Written Answers March 6, 1911

Accountant-General's Department (Royal Navy). Commons March 8, 1911

Land Valuation Office (Appointments). Commons March 9, 1911

2 speeches — VOTE A.—MEN. Commons March 20, 1911

Coronation. Commons March 22, 1911

2 speeches — Greenwich Hospital. Written Answers April 10, 1911

4 speeches — Officers' Military Sashes. Commons April 11, 1911

Newport (Isle of Wight) Post Office. Commons April 11, 1911

2 speeches — Bee Disease. Commons April 11, 1911

Post Office (Male Sorters). Commons May 8, 1911

National Insurance. Commons May 8, 1911

2 speeches — Royal Army Medical Corps. Commons May 9, 1911

Civil Service Appointments. Written Answers May 15, 1911

Customs Preventive Staff. Commons May 16, 1911

Royal Army Medical Corps (Suicides at Parkhurst Barracks). Written Answers May 16, 1911

General Post Office (Sorters). Written Answers May 16, 1911

Sorting Staff, General Post Office. Commons May 22, 1911

Customs and Excise Departments (Amalgamation). Commons May 22, 1911

King Edward VII. Memorial. Commons May 22, 1911

Houndsditch Affray (Cost to the Public). Commons May 23, 1911

Postmen (Promotion) Commons May 29, 1911

4 speeches — PARKHURST MILITARY HOSPITAL. Commons May 31, 1911

2 speeches — Coronation. Commons June 19, 1911

2 speeches — Victoria and Albert Museum. Commons July 6, 1911

2 speeches — Coronation (Street Barriers). Commons July 6, 1911

Accountant-General's Department (Admiralty). Commons July 6, 1911

Special Reserve Battalions (Regular Officers). Commons July 10, 1911

5 speeches — CLAUSE 7.—(Power to Make Regulations for the Payment of Contributions.) Commons July 11, 1911

2 speeches — Sentences Remitted. Commons July 17, 1911

CLAUSE 8.—(Rates and Conditions of Benefits.) Commons July 17, 1911

Osborne College. Commons August 7, 1911

Income Tax (Smith v. Lion Brewery). Written Answers August 10, 1911

2 speeches — Industrial Disputes (Use of Military). Commons October 31, 1911

Most-Favoured-Nation Treaties. Commons October 31, 1911

2 speeches — Osborne College. Commons November 1, 1911

2 speeches — Italy and Turkey. Commons November 7, 1911

2 speeches — British Shipping. Commons November 7, 1911

2 speeches — Industrial Disputes (Employment of Military). Commons November 7, 1911

Police Regulations (Taxi-Cabs). Commons November 7, 1911

Germany, France and Morocco. Commons November 14, 1911

Troops on Special Duty. Commons November 20, 1911

Navy Estimates. Commons November 27, 1911

2 speeches — DAMAGE BY SHELLS (BEMBRIDGE, ISLE OF WIGHT). Commons November 28, 1911

Trade Disputes. Commons November 29, 1911

2 speeches — INSURANCE COMMISSIONERS. Commons December 6, 1911

MEDICAL PRACTICES. Commons December 7, 1911

Firing Live Shells. Written Answers December 7, 1911

2 speeches — Danger Area of Shells, Isle of Wight. Commons December 12, 1911

ADMINISTRATION. Commons December 12, 1911

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