Mr Ernest Pretyman
1859 - November 26, 1931Summary information for Mr Ernest Pretyman
Contributions
1910
7 speeches — TREASURY (TEMPORARY BORROWING) BILL. Commons March 2, 1910
Duke of Bedford's Thorney Estate. Commons March 8, 1910
37 speeches — NAVY ESTIMATES, 1910–11. Commons March 15, 1910
WAGES, ETC., OF OFFICERS, SEAMEN AND BOYS, COASTGUARD AND ROYAL MARINES. Commons March 16, 1910
8 speeches — ALLOCATION OF TIME. Commons April 18, 1910
2 speeches — (3) INCREMENT VALUE DUTY ON MINERALS. Commons April 19, 1910
SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE (SALARIES, ETC.). Commons April 19, 1910
3 speeches — (1) LAND VALUE DUTIES. Commons April 20, 1910
FINANCE BILL, 1909–10. Commons April 25, 1910
4 speeches — *Clause 7.—(Exemption for Agricultural Land.) Commons April 26, 1910
14 speeches — FINANCE BILL, 1909–10. Commons April 27, 1910
Police Medal. Commons June 14, 1910
2 speeches — VALUATION FOR LAND TAXES. Commons June 14, 1910
2 speeches — REGULATIONS FOR STAMPING. Commons June 14, 1910
2 speeches — SMALL HOLDINGS (No. 3) BILL. Commons June 14, 1910
2 speeches — Explosives (Available Supply). Commons June 15, 1910
14 speeches — CONSOLIDATED FUND (No. 2) BILL. Commons June 15, 1910
8 speeches — NEWPORT DOCK DISPUTE. Commons June 22, 1910
Deaths in County Asylums. Written Answers July 1, 1910
Development and Road Improvement Funds Act (Appointments). Commons July 4, 1910
10 speeches — INCOME TAX AND SUPER-TAX.— [Progress, 4th July.] Commons July 6, 1910
8 speeches — BUDGET RESOLUTIONS (INCOME TAX AXD SUPER-TAX).— [Progress, 6th July.] Commons July 8, 1910
2 speeches — SHIPBUILDING, REPAIRS, MAINTENANCE, ETC.—PERSONNEL. Commons July 14, 1910
11 speeches — ARMAMENTS AND ENGINEER STORES. Commons July 19, 1910
Finance Act (Local Ratings). Written Answers July 27, 1910
Valuation of Land (Issue of Forms). Written Answers August 3, 1910
LAND VALUATION (IRELAND). Written Answers August 3, 1910
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