Mr Edward Pickersgill

1850 - October 13, 1911
Summary information for Mr Edward Pickersgill

Contributions

1908

KING'S SPEECH (MOTION FOR AN ADDRESS). Commons January 30, 1908

Deaths under Anæsthetics Commons February 24, 1908

Imprisonment for Debt. Commons February 27, 1908

Imprisonment for Debt Commons March 12, 1908

Bethnal Green Casual Wards. Commons May 18, 1908

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION (ENGLAND AND WALES) BILL. Commons May 18, 1908

2 speeches — Pay of Senior Postmen and Lobby Officers. Commons May 27, 1908

3 speeches — CLASS III. Commons May 28, 1908

Official Shorthand Writers at Assizes. Commons July 23, 1908

LONDON AND DISTRICT ELECTRICITY SUPPLY BILL [LORDS] (BY ORDER). Commons July 30, 1908

2 speeches — CONSOLIDATED FUND (APPROPRIATION) BILL. Commons August 1, 1908

3 speeches — CHILDREN BILL. Commons October 12, 1908

Metropolitan Police Superintendents. Commons October 14, 1908

Pay of Senior Postmen. Commons October 14, 1908

2 speeches — Unemployed and Poor Relief. Commons October 19, 1908

LONDON AND DISTRICT ELECTRICITY SUPPLY BILL [LORDS] (BY ORDER). Commons October 19, 1908

UNEMPLOYMENT. Commons October 26, 1908

LICENSING BILL. Commons November 4, 1908

LICENSING BILL. Commons November 5, 1908

3 speeches — Prosecution of Motor Owners. Commons November 9, 1908

2 speeches — PORT OF LONDON (RECOMMITTED) BILL. Commons November 12, 1908

2 speeches — Treatment of Remand Prisoners. Commons November 24, 1908

2 speeches — PREVENTION OF CRIME BILL. Commons November 24, 1908

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION (ENGLAND AND WALES) (No. 2) BILL. Commons December 1, 1908

Insurance Against Unemployment. Commons December 2, 1908

7 speeches — PREVENTION OF CRIME BILL. Commons December 7, 1908

Prison Detention Pending Trial. Commons December 17, 1908

PUBLIC MEETING BILL. Commons December 19, 1908

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