Mr Edward Reed

1830 - November 30, 1906
Summary information for Mr Edward Reed

Contributions

1875

LEAVE. FIRST READING. Commons February 8, 1875

2 speeches — NAVY—RELIGIOUS CEREMONY AT LAUNCHES.—QUESTION. Commons February 16, 1875

QUESTION. Commons February 16, 1875

NAVY—SALE OF WOODEN SHIPS OF WAR.—QUESTION. Commons March 1, 1875

SUPPLY—considered in Committee. Commons March 5, 1875

SUPPLY—NAVY ESTIMATES. Commons March 11, 1875

3 speeches — SUPPLY—NAVY ESTIMATES. Commons April 9, 1875

CONSIDERATION. Commons April 9, 1875

BRISTOL CHANNEL—HARBOUR OF REFUGE.—RESOLUTION. Commons April 16, 1875

QUESTION. Commons April 19, 1875

COMMITTEE. [Progress 17th June.] Commons June 18, 1875

2 speeches — COMMITTEE. [Progress 18th June.] Commons June 21, 1875

RESOLUTION. Commons June 22, 1875

THIRD READING. Commons June 28, 1875

QUESTION. Commons July 8, 1875

STATE OF THE NAVY—IRON-CLAD SHIPS.—OBSERVATIONS. Commons July 8, 1875

SUPPLY—NAVY ESTIMATES. Commons July 8, 1875

COMMITTEE. [Progress 21st June.] Commons July 22, 1875

LEAVE. FIRST READING. Commons July 28, 1875

COMMITTEE. [Progress 28th July.] Commons July 29, 1875

SECOND READING. Commons July 30, 1875

14 speeches — MOTION FOR A SELECT COMMITTEE. Commons July 31, 1875

14 speeches — [BILL 274.] COMMITTEE. Commons August 2, 1875

2 speeches — RESOLUTION. Commons August 3, 1875

3 speeches — OBSERVATIONS. Commons August 3, 1875

3 speeches — SUPPLY—considered in Committee. Commons August 3, 1875

3 speeches — CONSIDERATION. Commons August 5, 1875

[BILL 281.] THIRD READING. Commons August 6, 1875

MERCHANT SHIPPING ACTS, 1871 AND 1873—PROSECUTIONS FOR UNSEA-WORTHY SHIPS.—QUESTION. Commons August 11, 1875

QUESTION. Commons August 11, 1875

UNSEAWORTHY SHIPS BILL—DECK CARGOES.—QUESTION. Commons August 11, 1875

QUESTION. Commons August 11, 1875

QUESTION. Commons August 11, 1875

QUESTION. Commons August 11, 1875

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