Mr Edward Smallwood
1861 - February 26, 1939Summary information for Mr Edward Smallwood
Contributions
1918
MILITARY SERVICE BILL. Commons January 17, 1918
2 speeches — PERSONAL EXPLANATION. Commons January 30, 1918
3 speeches — LORD DERBY'S REPLY. Commons January 30, 1918
2 speeches — NAVAL AND MILITARY PENSIONS AND GRANTS. Commons April 13, 1918
3 speeches — CLAUSE 4.—(Provisions as to Applications for Certificates of Exemption and as to Calling Up.) Commons April 15, 1918
NEW CLAUSE.—(Amendment of s. 54 of the Army Act.) Commons April 17, 1918
SUPPLEMENTARY RATIONS. Commons May 6, 1918
BACON. Commons May 6, 1918
INVENTIONS (COST OF TRIALS). Commons May 13, 1918
ADMIRALTY TEMPORARY CLERKS (WAGES). Commons May 13, 1918
INTERNED BRITISH SUBJECTS (HOLLAND). Commons May 16, 1918
COAL TRANSPORT WORKERS. Commons June 10, 1918
MANUFACTURING COAL SUPPLIES. Commons June 12, 1918
WOUNDED SOLDIERS UNIDENTIFIED. Commons June 12, 1918
ORDER OF BRITISH EMPIRE. Written Answers June 12, 1918
2 speeches — CALLING-UP-NOTICES. Commons June 17, 1918
2 speeches — COAL PORTERS. Commons June 24, 1918
3 speeches — STATEMENT BY SIR A. GEDDES. Commons June 27, 1918
2 speeches — LOVAT'S SCOUTS. Commons July 8, 1918
3 speeches — NAVAL AND MILITARY PENSIONS AND GRANTS. Commons July 17, 1918
OUTSTAYING LEAVE. Commons July 17, 1918
"MISSING SOLDIER IN LONDON HOSPITAL" (UNFOUNDED REPORT). Written Answers July 18, 1918
FUEL AND LIGHTING ORDER. Commons July 31, 1918
FUEL AND LIGHTING ORDER. Commons August 1, 1918
ARTIFICERS (FRANCE). Commons August 5, 1918
BANK DEPOSITS. Commons August 8, 1918
NAVAL AND MILITARY PENSIONS AND GRANTS. Written Answers October 16, 1918
ABSENTEE SOLDIER. Commons October 31, 1918
2 speeches — CADET DEPOT, HAMPSTEAD. Commons November 12, 1918
PRIORITY DISCHARGE. Written Answers November 18, 1918
TEA. Written Answers November 20, 1918
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