Mr Ellis Davies
1871 - April 20, 1939Summary information for Mr Ellis Davies
Contributions
1915
BELGIAN REFUGEES (PROPERTY). Commons February 16, 1915
RECRUITS (NONCONFORMISTS). Commons February 16, 1915
RECRUITING (CARNARVON). Commons February 24, 1915
3 speeches — DEFENCE OF THE REALM (AMENDMENT) BILL. Commons February 24, 1915
10 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Right of British Subject Charged with Offence to be tried by Civil Court.) Commons March 2, 1915
3 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Constitution of Special Commission.) Commons March 9, 1915
3 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Right of British Subject Charged with Offence to be Tried by Civil Court.) Commons March 9, 1915
ROYAL ARMY SERVICE CORPS. Written Answers March 9, 1915
7 speeches — WELSH CHURCH ACT. Commons March 15, 1915
2 speeches — Welsh Church Act. Commons April 27, 1915
Church of England in Wales (Endowments). Written Answers April 27, 1915
TRANSFER OF WORKMEN. Commons July 1, 1915
DEFENCE OF THE REALM ACT (TRAVELLING WITHOUT LIGHTS). Commons July 1, 1915
FOOD SUPPLY. Written Answers July 1, 1915
INCOME TAX (REPAYMENTS). Written Answers July 8, 1915
CLAUSE 1.—(Provisions as to Mortgagees in Possession.) Commons July 21, 1915
3 speeches — WELSH CHURCH (POSTPONEMENT) BILL [Lards]. Commons July 26, 1915
4 speeches — CARNARVON LABOUR EXCHANGE. Commons July 27, 1915
2 speeches — MANUAL WORKERS (WAGES). Commons September 16, 1915
FOOD PRODUCTION (OPERATION OF GAME LAWS). Commons September 22, 1915
MANUAL WORKERS (WAGES). Commons September 22, 1915
Estate Duty. Commons September 23, 1915
RECRUITING. Commons September 29, 1915
ALLOWANCES TO LANDOWNERS. Commons September 29, 1915
2 speeches — AGRICULTURAL LAND (ESTATE DUTY). Commons September 30, 1915
WELSH INSURANCE COMMISSION. Commons October 14, 1915
CLAUSE 6.—(Increased Customs Duties on Sugar, etc.) Commons October 19, 1915
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