Mr Ernest Soares

1864 - March 15, 1926
Summary information for Mr Ernest Soares

Contributions

1903

THE LONDON AND GLOBE FINANCE CORPORATION Commons February 19, 1903

ARMY (SUPPLEMENTARY) ESTIMATE, 1902–3. Commons March 3, 1903

SALE OF ADULTERATED BUTTER. Commons March 4, 1903

Army Remounts Purchases from Farmers. Commons March 5, 1903

Braunton (North Devon) Lighthouse, Commons March 9, 1903

ARMY ESTIMATES, 1903–4. Commons March 18, 1903

CIVIL SERVICES AND REVENUE DEPARTMENTS ESTIMATES, 1903–4 (VOTE ON ACCOUNT). Commons March 23, 1903

2 speeches — LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL (GENERAL TOWERS) BILL (BY ORDER). Commons March 23, 1903

LAND VALUES ASSESSMENT AND RATING BILL. Commons March 27, 1903

ARMY ESTIMATES, 1903–4. Commons March 30, 1903

Butter Adulteration. Commons March 31, 1903

6 speeches — CLASS II. Commons April 22, 1903

Barnstaple Rural Postman. Commons April 23, 1903

REVENUE DEPARTMENTS. Commons April 30, 1903

Shrewsbury Election Petition—Prosecutions for Corruption. Commons May 4, 1903

2 speeches — REVENUE DEPARTMENTS. Commons May 12, 1903

ADJOURNMENT (UNDER STANDING ORDER No. 10). Commons May 21, 1903

3 speeches — REVENUE DEPARTMENTS. Commons June 8, 1903

2 speeches — CLASS IV. Commons June 8, 1903

CLASS VII. Commons June 8, 1903

CLASS II. Commons June 11, 1903

THE PUBLIC HEALTH. Commons June 11, 1903

The Fiscal Inquiry. Commons June 17, 1903

NEW SOUTH WALES AND PREFERENTIAL TARIFFS—MOTION FOR ADJOURNMENT (UNDER STANDING ORDER No. 10.) Commons June 17, 1903

Fiscal Inquiry and British Agriculture. Commons July 8, 1903

Pauper Funerals—Payment for Extra Charges. Commons July 9, 1903

2 speeches — LONDON EDUCATION BILL. Commons July 15, 1903

North Devon Volunteers—Camp Allowances. Commons July 16, 1903

PUBLIC BUILDINGS EXPENSES [CONSOLIDATED FUND]. Commons July 29, 1903

4 speeches — MOTOR-CARS BILL. [LORDS.] Commons August 4, 1903

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