Mr Edward Marjoribanks
1849 - September 15, 1909Summary information for Mr Edward Marjoribanks
Contributions
1905
2 speeches — ARMY REORGANISATION. Lords February 21, 1905
4 speeches — THE NEW SERVICE RIFLE. Lords February 23, 1905
17 speeches — RAPID FIRE. Lords February 23, 1905
MILITARY MANŒUVRES BILL [H.L.] Lords March 2, 1905
10 speeches — MILITARY MANœUVRES BILL [H.L.] Lords March 9, 1905
STREET BETTING BILL [H.L.] Lords March 16, 1905
TRAINING COLLEGES IN SCOTLAND. Lords March 20, 1905
2 speeches — MILITARY BUILDINGS AT ST. LUCIA. Lords March 27, 1905
MILITARY WORKS AT ST. LUCIA. Lords April 4, 1905
2 speeches — WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION BILL [H.L.] Lords May 9, 1905
CLOSING OF LICENSED PREMISES (CHRISTMAS DAY) (IRELAND) BILL. Lords May 11, 1905
4 speeches — PUBLIC HEALTH ACTS (AMENDMENT) BILL [H.L.] Lords May 11, 1905
EDUCATION BOARD PROVISIONAL ORDER CONFIRMATION (LOXDON No. 2) BILL [H.L.] Lords May 12, 1905
DEFENCE OF THE UNITED KINGDOM. Lords May 15, 1905
WOOLWICH BOROUGH COUNCIL BILL. Lords May 23, 1905
NON-PROVIDED SCHOOLS. Lords May 30, 1905
HORSE DISEASE IN IRELAND Lords June 30, 1905
THE RECENT EARTHQUAKE IN INDIA. Lords July 3, 1905
HORSE DISEASE IN IRELAND. Lords July 11, 1905
SECOND READING. Lords July 14, 1905
EPIZOOTIC LYMPHANGITIS. Lords July 17, 1905
2 speeches — LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL(TRAMWAYS)BILL. Lords July 18, 1905
TRAINING COLLEGES IN SCOTLAND. Lords July 21, 1905
ARMY (RESERVE) Lords July 21, 1905
TARIFF REFORM. Lords July 21, 1905
THE DEFEAT OF THE GOVERNMENT Lords July 24, 1905
5 speeches — ARMY. Lords July 25, 1905
SECOND READING. Lords July 28, 1905
2 speeches — THE VOLUNTEERS. Lords July 28, 1905
SECOND READING. Lords July 31, 1905
9 speeches — ALIENS BILL. Lords August 3, 1905
LONDON GOVERNMENT SCHEME (LONDON AND MIDDLESEX) BILL. Lords August 4, 1905
CHURCHES (SCOTLAND) BILL. Lords August 4, 1905
3 speeches — UNEMPLOYED WORKMEN BILL. Lords August 9, 1905
PALACE OF WESTMINSTER. Lords August 10, 1905
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