Mr Francis Stevenson

1862 - April 9, 1938
Summary information for Mr Francis Stevenson

Contributions

1898

TURKISH WAR INDEMNITY: GREEK LOAN. Commons February 11, 1898

IRISH LAND COMMISSION. Commons February 14, 1898

OUTRAGES AT KOSSOVO, MACEDONIA. Commons February 24, 1898

MACEDONIA. Commons February 28, 1898

GREEK LOAN AND EVACUATION OF THESSALY. Commons February 28, 1898

2 speeches — BENEFICES BILL. Commons March 2, 1898

SUPPLY. Commons March 4, 1898

2 speeches — LAND TAX COMMISSIONERS. Commons March 10, 1898

MURDER OF AN ARMENIAN RELIEF AGENT. Commons March 10, 1898

MURDER OF RELIEF AGENT AT SAIRT. Commons March 24, 1898

GREEK LOAN [GUARANTEE]. Commons March 24, 1898

2 speeches — THESSALY. Commons March 28, 1898

GREEK LOAN BILL. Commons March 28, 1898

LAND TAX COMMISSIONERS' NAMES BILL. Commons April 4, 1898

DISTRESS AT CANDIA. Commons April 4, 1898

2 speeches — CORN SALES BILL. Commons April 20, 1898

DISTRESS IN CRETE. Commons April 25, 1898

NEW GREEK LOAN. Commons April 25, 1898

ASSASSINATION OF YUSSUF YUNNAN. Commons April 26, 1898

2 speeches — THE MURDER OF YUSSUF YUNAN. Commons June 7, 1898

2 speeches — CLAUSE 10. Commons June 13, 1898

FIGHTING ON THE MONTENEGRIN FRONTIER. Commons June 20, 1898

2 speeches — BRITISH SUBJECTS' LOSSES IN THE CONSTANTINOPLE MASSACRES. Commons June 30, 1898

2 speeches — CONSTANTINOPLE BIOTS. Commons July 1, 1898

PORTE'S PROTEST. Commons July 14, 1898

REPORT OF THE COMMISSION ON TUBERCULOSIS. Commons July 14, 1898

TURKISH FORCES IN CRETE. Commons July 18, 1898

FINANCES FOR CRETAN ADMINISTRA- TION. Commons July 18, 1898

BRITISH COMPENSATION CLAIMS AGAINST TURKEY. Commons July 25, 1898

THE ANGORA PRISONERS. Commons August 3, 1898

THE ARMENIANS IN ASIA MINOR. Commons August 3, 1898

THE LAND TAX COMMISSIONERS. Commons August 3, 1898

LOSSES OF BRITISH SUBJECTS IN TURKEY. Commons August 5, 1898

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